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

| Don't get drunk tomorrow in order to
show your respect for the Declaration of
Independence. The man who wrote it is
dead and won't appreciate your efforts.
The members of the new Cornet Band
Will go on an excursion tomorrow
Thursday on the yacht Wonder s
Capt. Clark Hackney. Tickets so cents.
Have a good time and help the boys
along.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society
will hold a festival on the lawn adjoining
the Scull Cottage an Thursday afternoon
and evening, July 4. Refreshments,
fruits and candies will be sold for the ben
eft of the Society.
For Sae-Farm of one acre. at Ocean
vile, N. j.; one-half acre under cultiva-
ton good well of water well said to be
worth 500 to any man; beautiful grove
good place for bayman.s 0. c. Pratt,
Oceanville, n. j.
Mrs. Daniel L. Risley formerly Of the
Borough is one of the most graceful lady
bicyclers in Philadelphia and wears a
beautiful grey costume, legg.ings, shoes
etc., to match Most any pleasant day
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The members of Pastor Cobb,s Sunday
School of Atlantic City, passed through
the Borough Thursday morning on
their way to Linwood where they held a
big picnic. There were twenty-five hay
wagons and busses, and two million dis
cordant dinner horns in the party.
DR.. J. Howard Frick of PIeasantville,
besides being a general practitioner. is
specialist in diseases of the eye, and was
for several years connected with the
Jefferson Medical College hospital. All
persons in need of treatment for their
eyes or suffering from headaches and
poor vision should consult him. His
ha rges will be very moderate.
The Brownie Euchre Club met at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams
last Thursday evening. Despite the
threatening weather full attendance
was present. The first prizes were won
by Mrs. Willis and Mr.. Hates. The
BOBBY prizes were captured by Mrs.
Hates and Mr.. Willis. Light refresh
ments were served, after which the men,
bers left for their homes.
To an ANXIOUS inquirer: No, the awful
groans you hear every evening do not
come from dying or distressed persons.
They are made by members of the new
cornet band who are working diligently
to get up lip." Such practice is neces-
sary before the boys can get control of
the tones of their toot-horns. The editor
of the PRESS knows how it is himself,
having for several years jammed the air
of New England through an E. fiat cor
net. Later on we shall have good music
instead of bad noises and the neighbors
will not be hunting for clubs any more.
Miss Clara Potter graduated as
Teacher of the Piano at the Philadelphia
School of Music on June 13. The COM
mencement exercises were held in the New
Century Drawing Rooms, South Twelfth
street, and the evening of music was
highly appreciated by friends Of the
graduates. Miss Potter has left for
White Sulphur Springs, West Va, where
she will spend the Summer and on her
return trip will stop for few days in
Washington. Next Fall she will con-
tinue her studies and also teach in the
Primary department of the school where
she graduated.
There will be potato entertainment
given at st. Paul's A. M. E. Church, on
Friday evening, July 5th, by the Tribe
of Levites. Whoever brings the largest
potato will receive first class prize.
There will be table laden with all the
delicaces of the season. Proceeds for
the benefit of the church. Admission
free. Julia A. Miller, Captain of the Tribe.