Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1895-12-18
CURRENT GOSSIP
AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Items that uui11 Interest the
Homo Circle.
REVIEW OF TIL past Weeks HAPPENINGS
eKrrF NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST TO
PLEAsANTvLLE PEOPLE, WITH ODDS
AND ENDS TO ENTERTAIN OUR FRIENDS
AxD VISITORS.
lies fruit and nuts st Leach's.

Mixtures 10, Is and 25 cents ID. al
LIE chs.
Largest assortment of shoes on ths
shore at Leech's.
Latest STYLES 4 4-ply linen collars on IL
cents at Stations.
Mrs. Eizl Ike spent Saturday and
Sunday in Linwood.
J B. Smith succeeds James Filton as
postmaster at Lin wood.
Thomas Small wood. Of NJ VS. Landing
wns in town one day last week
Largest assortment nf Christmas can
dies on the shore at Fl. Kirscht's.
Mrs Lippincott and Mrs. Willis We're
in Atlantic City one day last week.
Dr. NJ. p Shoemaker, dentist. Officf
1414 Atlantic avenue. over Post Office.
Latest styles 4p'v linen cutf., Is cents
or two pairs for 25 cents at Stations.
Mrs Emmainp Ireland and d,ughtnr.
Della, are in Camden visiting Ms. Tway.
Fine sugar coated pop corn sc quart
at Fl. Kirscht's adjoining the Post Office
J ID. Bates has been appoint lost.
master of Absecon, vice J F. Devin
Mems heavy cOlOred winter underwear
only so cents suit at Stations, Potter s
old stand.
OptCttCIFs stiu eNtSe'h"SeS, uufSt 4ui'-
ity at lowest prices. You can get them
at the Standard pharmacy.
Mrs J. Walter Martz, fashionable dress
maker, corner Washington avenue and
Shore road. Moderate prices.
A honey loving thief stole fifteen hives
of bees from William Kntchner's barn, at
Alliance, Salem county. last week.
Buy your confectionery, oranges.
lemons, bananas, figs, nuts, and dates
at H. kirschts and thereby patronz'
home trade.
Wanted-g nod settled woman TO assist
with general housework in small private
family, good home. inqnire at Harris
farm, R4kerSville. n J.
The frs. snow storm of the season
struck our town Thursday. Dec. II. and
if the old prophecy holds good, we may
expect hut twelve SHOWS this winter.
We are glad to learn VIM Bowen who
has been confined to the house snffnrirg
from Injuries received bv being struck b,
an express train some time ago is about
again.
Mrs Ewalt Richman X tes left Non
day morning for Washington, D. c..
where she will make two weeks VISIT
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Thorne.
The Mt. Pleasant NJ p Church will
give their Christmas entertainment Oh
Tuesday evening, D C. "a, at O'Clock
A very interesting programme has been
prepared.
Owing to the removal Of Mrs Doughty
Sarah A Lacy will act az the treasurer
of this branch of the W c. T. U. We
trust that the purse will grow stout
under the new treasurer.
Miss Lizzie n R sley has returned from
Phil,dalphia, where she has been attend
ing French dr. 'ss-making academy, and
is nov prspar-d TO do dreIs-making in
all the latest mod at reasonable prices
A little crippled girl named Caste has
been taken under the wing of the NV
Jersey Home society and Yesterday sh
WAS sent to Philadelphia. in charge OF
Mrs MrIlwainr, for surgical Treatment
Clarence Frambes, SUSTAINED several
bruises Wednesday last, by jumping IF n
train while it was in motion. the lad
was on his way to school, and in his
hurry to alight did not wait for the train
to stop
More headaches come from the eyes
and poorly fitted glass; than all other
causes combined. Have your eyes exam.
ined properly by regular physician and
oculist. Moderate fee for specia exam
nations. Wednesdays free. J. HOwARI
FRICK
A live pigeon shooting match will b.
held under the Pleasautvile Gun club, al
their grounds, ON Christmas day. Over
100 live pigeons will furnish targets, and
a large number of blue rocks will also b
broken. The prizes will consist o.
turkeys ducks and other fowl.
The pulpit of the First Baptist Church
will be occupied next Sunday morning
by the new pastor the Rev. Arthur Dou
glass, formerly of Clarks Green, neal
Scranton, Pa. Mr.. Douglass will also
preach at Seaview in the afternoon, and
at Somers Point in the evening of Sun
day next.
Services will be held at the Presby
terian church on Sabbath evening, as
usual, beginning at 7 80. After next
Sabbath the services will begin at Z
O'Clock. PRAYER meeting and Christian
Endpavor meeting will be held together
on Wednesday evenings during the win
ter, beginning at Z 30.
On Tuesday evening, Dec. 10, there
was a reception rendered to the Rev. +
OFHIg HUu vile, HI tuP pHTSOHdSf. ny tut
members and friends of the Mt Pleasant
church. To add to the pleasures of the
evening the Pleasantvile Cornet BanG
was in attendance and discoursed sev
eral fine selections. About seventy five
were present to enjov the occasion. The
services at the Mt. Pleasant church arr
very interesting and a cordial welcome ii
extended to all.
The principal, Chas. Ingersoll advises
us that an elaborate program is being
prepared for the celebration OfChrstmas
at which there will be some surprises in
store for the visitors that will whet thei
appetite for the Christmas turkey. A
full account of which will appear in ou
next issue. A general invitation is ex
tended TO the good folks of Pleasantvill'
as well to the strangers who may b.
with us at this time.
The Brownie Euchre club held its regu
lar meeting last Thursday evening at tn
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s
Adams. At the conclusion of the gamel
four ties existed and upon playing of
priz were awarded to Mrs. Alvin ?
Risley ladies' first, exquisite china dish
Mrs. Mark Sanders, ladies second, jewe
case; Mrs. Adams, ladies' third, chins
figure; Mr.. Kates. gentlemen's hrst, tour
lists toilet case, Mr.. Sanders, gentlsmeni