Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-06-10
NEWS FROM OUR
CORRESPONDENTS.
Items Of Interest From Hd-
joining Totuns.
HAPPENINGS AMONG The Shore RESIDENTS
WHAT Is GOING ON ALONG THE SHORE.
SPICY NEWS GATHERED HERE AND
THERE BY OUR REGULAR CORREsPON-
DENTS. EvERYBoDY'S BUSINESS.
ATLANTIC CITY.

ATLANTIC CITY.
Katie Brizadel, little girl living on
Arkansas avenue, was badly bitten by
big dog on Wednesday.
Samuel Stackhouse, who consented
to the experiment, was put to sleep under
hypnotic influence and remained in a
totally unconscious condition for forty
eight hours without food or drink. He
awakened at the word OF command
from the professional hypnotist who
had put him to "sleep," and felt no i'll
effect from his long nap.
A Japanese theatre is to be built at
Connecticut and the Beach.
The Pen and Pencil Club passed resolu-
tions, at it's last meeting, denouncing
the "fake" stories telegraphed to the
New York and Philadelphia daily news
papers.
The following is a complete list OF
teachers and the schools to which they
have been assigned when the school
reopens in the fall
Carries B. Boyer, Supervising Princi-
pal L. E. Alderman, Supervisor OF Draw
ing and Manuel Training; Rispah A.
Potter, Supervisor OF Music High School,
Henry P Miller, Principal; Assistant
teachers Katharine Shaub, Florence
A. Nelson, Alice B. Blackman, Cordelia
Arnold. Eighth Grade teachers May
Biggins*, Ella Hamilton Helen G. Smith.
Seventh Grade -Lue Conover.
NewJer seyAvenue -MaryM. Murray,
Carrie E. Adams, Emma J. Underwood,
Annie Adams, Harriet r. Souder, Eva
Cline, Ernestine Strauss and Bertha
Davis.
Pennsylvania Avenue Lizzie Sinner,
Georgia Morris, Annie Conover, Eliza
beth J. Conover, Abbie Somers, Lottie
Hutchinson, Caroline Goff*, Ezanna
Conover, c. Alberta Underwood, Pauline
Reed, Lena Somers, Carrie Baldwin,
Miss Thomas and Miss Fister.*
Indiana Avenue Miss Ward*, Lizzie
English, KateJay, Robena Glover, Emma
Wootton, Minnie Morse, Marie Ostran-
der, Louise Pinchon, Lillian r. Miller,
Florence HayGay, Maude Gallagher,
Estella Davis.
Texas Avenue Clara lockwood, Lidie
Gilch, Mary E. Dow*, Nora K. Gardner,
Eugene Pinchon, Mamie Monroe, Har-
riet Bresee, Viola E. Batten, M. Bundella
Lind say, Laura Wick, MaymeE. Sanford,
and Elizabeth Kendall*.
sNew teachers.
The excursion season has fairly open
ed. On Saturday 500teac chers came down
over the West Jersey and Sea Shore r.
r.
Mrs. Hettie Green, OF New York City,
reputed to be the wealthiest woman
in the country,is here on short visit.
Charles Emory Smith, ex.Minister
to Russia and editor in CHIEF OF the Phil
adelphia Press, is at Haddon Hall.
The Philadelphia Maennerchor Society
are making arrangements for a musi-
cal festival at Schaufler's. August %.
ESTELLE.
Everybody is busy planting and hoeing.
Crops look well and on many farms
exceptionally SO.
N Piper has rye, the stalks OF which
are nearly five feet high. He also has
potatoes in bloom and green peas ready
to pick.
Mr.. Weber s father was down here
last week and -,mained over Sunday.
Mr.. James Copeland and wife came
to Estetle May 18th and 18th, and on
June 9Th they had a farm house erected,
and it will be ready for occupancy as
soon as the furniture arrives that has
been ordered. Mr.. Copeland has set
us good example for thrift and energy
and we are glad that he has the best
looking house N sight OF the railroad
station
Mrs. George Greller served her guests
last Sunday ith green peas raised
in her own garden.
MrEngolsoh is supplying the people
with nice fresh strawberries raised on
his farm.
Work on the new church is progressing
slowly for want OF funds to continue
it. sIt would be possible to soon COM
plete it if those who promised a certain
amount by subscription would promptly
forward the cash. Mr.. N. E. Piper the
treasurer, wishes to thank all who have
contributed especially to the one who
sent five dollars. It will be expended
to purchase memorial window in honor
of the donor.
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OCEANVILLE.
Howard Harris has moved back to
Camden.
Norris r. Somers, Fred. Smith, and
Anton Moeller have joined the bicycle
armory.
Captain Hudson has accepted posi-
ton as assist it at the railroad station.
Thehorse belonging to W. j. Cart
wright that ran away from home last
week, was caught at Clark's Landing
eight miles distance.
Found On Sunday last in the road
below Oceanville, number OF tacks.
If the person or persons who lost them
there will inquire OF some OF our wheelmen
they can have them without reward
OF paying advertising bill.
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{. OCEAN CITY.
Mr.. Wesley Risley's wife Alice, Gied
Saturday evening and will be buried
Tuesday at Smith s Landing.
Mr.. Samuel Sampson and brother
Daniel spent Sunday with their father
at Steelmanyille, who is very i'll.
Miss Hannah English, OF Atlantic
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