The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-02-03


has been s%ojourning with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mark Reeves.
Miss Ethel c. Hammell spent the
weekend with friends at Freehold.
On account of interference with
plans of the Civic Club for the same
evening, the Valentine Party, former
ly announced for Friday evening, Feb.
18th, in the school auditorium, has
been indefinitely postponed.
Martin Lavell has a new Buick Sc
dan.
Mrs. e. Carolus and family anter-
tanned Pl%easantville friends at lunch
con at their North Abseeon home last
Friday.
Edward w. Robbins, local driver of
the wholesale tank truck of the Stand
ard Oil Co, dislocated his right Shout.
der last Monday when he employed
pressure in attempting to turn a re-
fractory faucet.
William Rem and family moved last
Friday from the apartment on second
floor of the former barber shop build
ing on New Jersey avenue to their
new bungalow on Shore Road, north
of Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Giberson, Jr.,
moved last week from the former Lo-
renzo Leeds property to the Townsend
dwelling on the westerly side of the
railroad tracks, opposite the Hotel
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Alfred Ireland is reported quite i'll
from heart trouble at his home in the
Hare apartments on Church street.
Mrs. Charles Mason entertained her
sewing circle, of Atlantic City, at her
/ Shore Road home on Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. John S. Lewis has recovered
from his attack of the grippe.
Kitchen Shower.
Friends gave a kitchen shower last
Friday evening to Mr.. Willis Reed,
! who recently took occupancy of his
new bungalow on Faunce Landing
Road. Although his kitchen was well
stocked, those who surprised him add
ed a number of useful cooking utensils
to his list. After he had recovered
from the "shock" of the "walk-in" one
pleasant time was had. The refresh
ments consisted of ice cream, cake
and fancy fruits. Those who assisted
in making the surprise complete were
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daughter Emma, of Atlantic City; Mrs.
P. H. Boice and children, Esther, Dun
ham and Harlan, Miss Carrie Reed,
Ruth and Jacob Reed, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Pennington, Mrs. Charles c.
Smith, Capt. Pitney Blackman and
Nicholas Duley.
Suddenly Stricken.
Stricken suddenly with an attack OF
acute indigestion at his home on the
Cannon Tract, North New Jersey ave.
nue., last Tuesday afternoon at 3 o.
clock, Clarence Frazier, aged so years,
night Waterman at the Absecon Sand
Plant, only a short distance from his
home. died at 5 p. M, two hours after
being seized. He had been in usual
health up TO the time of his sudden
seizure, his sudden demise being a
great shock to his family and fellow
associates.
MI. Frazier was a native of Lynn
Mass, whence the family moved here
a year & last summer, locating in
! the dwelling where ne died. PTEviUo-
to coming here he was employed fol
nearly twenty years on the Lynn
street car lines.
In addition to his Vile, deceased Is
survived by two daughters, Marion
and Gladys, and n son., Ralph; also
by two sisters living at Lynn, and one
brother, a resident of High Park, Bos
ton. Funeral arrangements were de
layed, pending receipt of word from
his Massachusetts relatives, respect
ing their wishes concerning final dis
position of the remains.
Haymakers Elect.
At a meeting of the Haymakers, a
branch of the Red Men, held in the
hall of Ailetah Tribe. this city, last
Friday evening, the following officers
were installed: Past Chief Haymaker
John A. Berry; Chief Haymaker, Will
lam Schoepfin, Jr.; Assistant Chief
Haymaker, Clarence Conover; Over
seer, Harry Ireland; Collector oil