Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-07-03


The merry -go-round is in town.
Mr.. Harry Risley has bought bicycle.
Pond lilies and sweet magnolias are
plenty.
Fine job printing a speciality. Call at
this Office.
Mrs. Robert Race is taking vocal les
SONS in Atlantic City.
A Job lot of pants selling at -. pair
at D. C. Potters.
Mrs. Snyder of Philadelphia is visiting
Mrs. Susan Price.
Most of the growers of asparagus will
cut until the Fourth.
Two men with trick bears were in
town one day last week.
Mr.. Will. Risley has purchased a bicycle
for his summer rambles.
Miss Susie Scull of Sculville was visit
ing friends here last week.
Miss Madden of Absecon spent Satur-
day with Miss Mary Craig.
The Summer schedule on the railroads
went into effect last Friday.
David Stetzer Jr., who has been i'll for
a long time is slowly recovering.
Sunday being a dull day there was
small attendance at the churches.
George H. Adams is building a new
house near the baseball groundsA
That was a glorious rain Monday
morning, and it was much needed.
Don't mix fire and gunpowder to-
morrow and put your face over it.
Mrs. R. l. Risley is visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. Wright in Atlantic City.
Have you bought your fire crackers!
Tomorrow is the Fourth Of July.
Salem NJ. E. Sunday School have voted
to go on an excursion to Ocean City.
Mr. and Mrs. George Frambes have
been entertaining Mrs. Hammel Of Va.
"Crabbing" is favorite pastime with
visitors and others in our beautiful bay.
The W. c. L. q. held a SUCCESSFUL Social
on Wednesday night last at 'SThe Atglen."
Miss Ida Risey has accepted the
position of bookkeeper at the Laundry.
A pack of fre-crackers given with
every pair of shoes sold at D. {. POtters.
Read the beautiful little poem "Blos-
sons in anu ther column. 1t is gem.
Mr.. Daniel Adams is very ill in conse-
uuence of injuries received several weeks
ago.
Miss Mamie Craig entertained the
Mistletoe Club of Absecon Tuesday night
last.
Mr.. James Ryon is building a summer
kitchen to his property on the Shore
RO ad.
Mr.. A. H. Winner our local photog-
rapher has gone to Ocean City for the
Summer.
Don't try to frighten horses tomorrow
by throwing fire-crackers and torpedoes
hear them.
Rev. Father Petri will say Mass in the
house of DR.. Wallis on Friday, July II,
at O'Clock.
A party of Atlantic visitors caught SO
pounds of weak-fish in Lakes Bay one
day last week.
The circulation of the PRESS is steadily
and rapidly increasing. Let advertisers
make O note of it.
For Sale-Two horse wagon and set of
double harness. Apply to- Jesse Risley,
Pleasantville, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hammel have
just completed furnishing their fine new
home in Atlantic City.
Hon. W. |. Newell is having his fast
sailing yacht Edith painted and put
in order for use this Summer.
Mr.. Halbert and family, of Baltimore,
have arrived at their summer residence
in the lower part of the town.
The Brownie Euchre Club will go to
Atlantic City Friday night as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Hammell.
The rumor that DR.. North and esquire"
Lake were to preach along the coast
this summer proves to be incO rrect.
Watches, clocks, Jewelry and Specta-
cles neatly and promptly repaired.
Almon J. Potter, Jeweler and Optician. =
There was no quorum present at the
meeting OF the Borough Council on Mon
day evening, so no business was trans
acted.
Jesse w. Leeds, well known resident
of the upper part of the borough died
suddenly of heart disease, and was
buried on Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Turner and child, of
Brownwood, Texas, are visiting the for
tner.s mother-in-law, Mrs. Jas. Turner Of
Smiths Landing.
Miss Alice Price, who was one of the
teachers in the Pleasantville school
dnring the past year, has been elected to
teach in HammontOn.
Mr.. Charles johnson is going to erect
a large two-story building to be used in
the manufacture and grinding OF paint
near the baseball grounds.
A number of our people are looking
forward to hearing Rev. L. De Witt Tai
mage when he comes to Ocean City for
several weeks this summer.
A double team belonging to BorOughs
Frambers broke loose Thursday after
noon, and knocked large section OF his
front fence into kindling wood.