Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-12-16

| nicely pdluteu.
| D. S. Edwards and family spent Sun
day in Atlantic City.
Mr.. Harmer has moved to the upper
end of the Borough.
Mr.. Long and wife were Atlantic City
visitors on Monday.
ply at the Press Office.
| Capt. Fairbrothers, and SON David,
were home for Sunday.
| Mr.. Richard Risley was in Atlantic
City on business Monday.
| Mrs. Doughty, owner of the Atglen,
was in town on Monday.
Mr.. Daniel Fairbrothers is at home
from trip in his fathers vessel.
Mrs. William Fish and daughter visited
relatives in Atlantic City on Monday.
Capt. Charles York returned home last
week, and will remain for some time.
Large assortment of Christmas o0nff;,c-
tionery at the and 10 cent store. ct.
Mrs, r. l. Risley had as her guests q
party ofScullville friends on Sunday.
Mrs. John Ashmead was the guest of
her brother in Atlantic City on Monday.
A. L. Hammell, graduate optician, 914
Atlantic avenue, Atlantic City. 1O-1-96
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H. Barrett were
| the guests of Philadelphia relatives last
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. May Humphreys enter
tained party OF friends at dinner on
| Friday.
Mrs Charles Collins and Mrs. Charles
| Stebbins were Philadelphia visitors on
Thursday.
| Mrs. Charles S. Adams and Miss Ollie
Adams visited relatives in Atlantic City
on Monday.
Rev. Jas. Luffbarry visited Philadel-
phia last Thursday to attend the funeral
| of his cousin.
Miss Cashmer of Atlantic City and gen.
| tleman friend were in town on Sunday
on their bicycles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Babcock, of Eng
lish Creek, were the guests of friends in
town on Friday.
Mrs. 7. T. Robinson, the fashionable
milliner Of Atlantic City, spentSuAday at
her off Shore home.
| deIphia were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Enoch Ireland last week.
Mrs. j. T. Lake has just returned from
a two weeks trip to Philadelphia, Gel
mantown and Chestnut Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Collinns attended
divine services in Central NJ. E. church,
at Atlantic City on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Collins, of Atlantic
and Montpelier avenues, Atlantic City,
entertained relatives on Sunday.
Godfrey Fairbrothers, who has charge
few days with his parents and friends.
Rev. J. M. Ferguson attended the min
| isterial meeting in Philsdelphia Monday,
| and also spent day or two with friends
| in DOwninstOwD, Pa.
Miss Willanna Boice has closed her
boarding house at Longport for the
Winter, and is visiting her mother at
the upper end OF the Borough.
For Sale.-1 horse s years old, guar
to work in any kind of harness. Drum
Lee, Scullville, N. j. 12-16'96. 2t.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Collins entertained
| the following friends at dinner on We'd
nesday: Rev. and Mrs. Levi Larew, Mr..
| and Mrs. Hugh Collins and Mrs. Robert
Race.
Persons desiring patterns would do
well to call at J. C. Stebbins, where they
keep full line of Buttericks patterns
and publications. Also subscriptions
taken for the Delineator. 11-2-96.
The large machine shop originally built
by the Composing Machine Co.. is being
Fl tied up for business and will soon be
running again. There aresome surprises
in store for Pleasantville people that
they will be glad to hear about later on
Mark Sanders & Co. have recently fin-
ished the job of putting in steam-heating
apparatus throughout the Press build
| ing, aud it is now one of the most cozy
and comfortable offices to be found in
| the State. Come in and see for yourself
| If it isn't.
You can get the latest styles at Mrs.
| Schwinghammer's 1914 and 2423 Allan
tic avenue, Atlantic City. New capes
| and coats New styles in Birds, wings
and feathers, millinery supplies, flowers,
trimmings, dry goods and notions.
1876 If
Somers Bowen spent Saturday in Phil
| adelphia looking after his busines. He
had the pleasure, among other things,
| of picking little boy up who had fallen
| in fits and holding him for two hours.
| there being no officers in sight during
that time. The boy recovered.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Peter D. Risley enter
tanned the following friends at dinner
Friday night: Mr. and Mrs. Job Stebbins,
Capt; and Mrs. R. I. r ,RIisley, DR.. and Mrs.
North, Mr.. Henry Thomas and wife,
| NJ, 7 "a, Z, :, NoII;ra NJ on1 Mrc
James RyoD, Mr.. aud Mrs. Pardon RyOn.
St. Paul's church A. NJ. Z. will hold q
Cup and Saucer social on Saturday eve
ming, Dec 10Th, to which all are invited.
Admittance Is cents. Purchasers of
tickets will receive q cup and saucer as q
souvenir of the occasion, Refreshments
will be for sale.
DR.. J. H. North who is an enthusiastic
florist. and who knows more about flow
ers and "sich" in q minute than the ed
itor of the PRESS does IN a year. predicts
mild Winter on account of the eels bur-
rowing near the surface of the ground.
When his attention was called to the
matter he admitted that the GELS were
nothing but angle worms.
The W. C. T. q. held q very pleasant
Parlor Meeting at the home Of its treas
urer, Mrs. Alvin p. Risley, on Thursday
last. A delightful program was rend-
cred, alter which dainty refreshments
were served. The w. G. T. e. are ar
ranging for their yearly reception to the
teachers of the Borough at the home Of
the Superintendent OF Scientific Instruc-
ton, Mrs. Preston Adams.
General Charles Peter Scull recently
married to the widow of the late Daniel
Delaney was given reception by hia
brother members of the Knights Of Py-
thias at their quarters, Ryon's Hall on
Saturday uight. Many cigars were re-
duced to smoke and apples smashed to
cider. Numerous speeches were made
was q bottle already for use except milk
to be put in it.
special Notice.