Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-08-28
CURRENT GOSSIP
AND Personal NOTES.
Items that cui11 Interest the
Home Circle.
REYEH Of The PAST TEEk's HAPPENINGS.
BRIEF NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST TO
PLEAsANTvILLE sPEOPLE, WITH ODDS
AND ENDS TO ENTERTAIN OUR FRIENDS
AND VISITORS.

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Miss Rebecca Collins visited Atlantic
City Tuesday.
Our mud hen hunters were out in force
yesterday, large punches were bagged.
Our new paint mill will start to-day;
Mr.. johnson has been hustling.
DR.. NJ. P. Shoemaker, dentist. Office
1414 Atlantic avenue, over Post Office.
improvements are looking up along
the line.
W. A. Bowen hauls his butter around
in handsomely painted wagon.
Give old Rip Van Wrinkle the go by,
and let's be somebody.
Oh, for friendly shower how our
flower gardens would revive.
Try pound of Gold Medal Butter, T.
B. Long the grocer sells it.
Misses Clara and Martha He witt of
Port Republic are visiting Miss Lulu
Hewitt.
Mrs. William Swartz and two daugh-
ters, Ella and Lena spent last Friday
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Edward Hood paid us a visit
Monday and gave us a good report OF
event In his locality.
James C.. Hand of Glouster City N. j.,
is spending few days with his Nephew
Harley L. Warner.
For Sale-Second-hand organ, also 3
burner gasoline stove and oven. Apply
to Mrs. o. J. Hammell, Pleasantville,
NJ.
Our genial Blacksmith Mr.. D. S. Ed
wards has invested in another New
TrOtter. Look out boys.
Miss Rebecca Jane Wheaton, one of
Chincotague's fair bellies, is visiting Miss
Haddie Collins.
The largest stock of guns, ammuni-
ton and fishing tackel in South Jersey
at McGuire's, SIS Atlantic Avenue, At
lantic City. S-21-4t.
Oh, for friendly rain to quench the
forest fires that are now raging in diff
ferent PORTIONS of the county.
Parties, picnics and festivals supplied
with Ice Cream, of all favors, at the
shortest possible notice by giving your
order to W. M. Fish. Factory at Pleas
antville. n. j.
Mrs. T. T. Robinson, the Atlantic
City milliner, is having her handsome
cottage, on Glendale avenue frightened
up with coats OF paint, white with
lemon trimmings.
Messrs George Watson and William
Bowen will give straw ride from this
place (Pleasantville) to Port Republic
Saturday evening.
Twill give you best Caskets and Cof-
fins Best Management at funerals the
the Most careful attention while l am
Employed in your family knowing your
wants at such times at the Lowest
Possible Prices. Harley l.. Warner.
The Rev. John c. Angelow, formerly
pastor of the Mt Pleasant Church, called
In to see us in his round of visiting friends
on Monday last. The reverend gentle
man speaks highly of his present charge
at Glendolo, Monmouth county.
John E. Blake & Co. are making exten-
siye improvements in their store proper
ty on Shore Road and p. r. R. They
are erecting a warehouse and stable
zOx5O ft 2h stories high; coal house
36x11 two stories high and wagon
shed and hay scales.
The Kensington Eucher Club was
entertained by Mrs. II. johnson on FRI
day evening at Washington avenue
The main attraction was eucher after
a few games some OF the members in
dulged in Pinochle. After several games
were played, refreshments were served.
Mrs. Lizzie Carton of Atlantic CITY
has been visiting here sisters, Mrs. Levi
Hewitt of Pleasantville, Mrs. BENJAMIN
Lear of Pennington, Mrs. George l..
Clark of Port Republic and her brothers,
Mesers Nelson and Albert Hewitt Of
Port Republic. Also MIR. Joseph Abbott
of Absecon and Mrs. Winfield Ireland
and Martin Lear of Pennington.
Mr.. Jacob Rosenbaum the popular
auctioneer of Atlantic City, paid us a
visit last week. Mr.. Rosenbaum was
accompanied by his wife, daughter and
neice. They took a pleasant ride
through the borough, and was so well
pleased with the place that Mr.. Rosen-
baum will buy a lot and build a cottage.
The Bower Camp Meeting being held
by the members of st. Pauls A. M. E.
Church, is well attended. Sunday being
special day very large crowd atten-
ded from Atlantic City and the neighbor-
ing towns. The meetings are held under
neat house arranged so as to be cool
as possible, and will seat about 200 all
right. Some of the best ministers of the
state will peach at different times dur
ing the three weeks it is in progress. All
= who wish to enjoy pleasant evening
should attend these meetings.
A party was rendered Miss E. Seed, at
the residence of H. johnson on Wash
ington avenue. The evening was spent
in music singing, and dancing. As the
last houors were passing away they en-
tered the room where beautiful repast
was served. Those who enjoyed the
occasion were: The Misses Georgia
Townsend, Lottie Babcock, Eva Mad
den, Nina Smith, Lizzie Boice and Ina
Lee of Absecon, Miss Edna Reed of Phil
adelphia; Messrs. G. Kennedy; "A. L
Hammell and D. Megronigle of Pleasant
vile, Mr.. w. Bingham and John Nc
Mullin Of Philadelphia, DR.. j. Madden
F. Fraley Doughty, Walter Adams ani
John Price of Absecon.