Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1896-01-08
Items that rui11 Interest the
Home Circle.
REVIEW OF IH[ PAST Weeks HAPPENINGS
BRIEF NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Tt
PLEAsANTvLLE PEOPLE, WITH ODDS
AND ENDS TO ENTERTAIN OUR FRIENDS
AND VISITORS.

DAYS at Hammonton.
Mrs Robert NJ Willis and chldrpl
spent Friday In Atlantic City.
Ask Messrs. Watson and Fritsch how
thev liked their monk de monks.
Mrs. Mark Sanders, who has ben quit
i'll tor two weeks, is convalpscing.
DR.. NJ. p. Shoemaker, dentist. Offic
1414 Atlantic avenue. over Post Office.
Spectacles and eyeglasses to suit al
eyes. Repairing OF every description
Standard Pharmacy.
Mrs. j. Walter Martz, fashionable dress
maker, corner Washington avenue an'
Shore road Moderate prices.
WANTED-t settled woman to assist il
general hpuswork. Address. A. NJ
Abbott, Box Al, BakersviIle. n J.
Go to Charles Fl. Stations lor hes'
style of shoes at lowest prices. Ou
shoes speak volumns for themselves.
The ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN churcl
will give supper Thursday evening Jan.
16
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Hewitt took Nap
Years dinner with relatives in Atlanti,
City.
Miss Nevada Brown, of Oriental, n. J
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mark San
ders.
Frank Webb is building new anG
commodious house for his fine flock OF
fowls.
Mrs Hugh NJ. Collins spent Friday and
Saturday visiting in the City OF Brother
ly Love.
Mr.. A. H. Winners house is being beau
tifully painted. NJ. A. Fritsch and son
have the contract.
Mrs. Wesley Megronigle, OF Philadel-
ph'a, is the guest of her mother, Mrs
Thomasine HalSey.
C. W. Ingersoll and 7. G. Grier were il
Atlantic City attending the teacher,
institute last week.
The Brownie Enchre club was enter
tanned by Mr. and Mrs. Ewalt Richmai
Kates last Thursday evening.
Mss Lille Naylor, has arrived homt
after spending the holidays with hei
COUSIN at Dividing Greek, y. j.
Cooper GriscOm and his wife went II
Medford, N. j last week to attend tn
funeral of his brother, Charles Griscom.
Nathaniel Risey, is improving the ap-
pearance of his Shore Ro I'd property BY
the erection OF a neat fence around tn
place.
Mrs. R. Llnwood Goff, of South Dennis.
n j is stopping temporarily at tn
Bayview cottage while her husband IL
engaged in business in this vicinity.
Miss Ethel Risley, Que of the briehtesl
pupils IN the Smiths Landing schoo,
won the prizA for making and success
fully demonstrating the mostexperiment>
in philosophy.
Sp.ctacles and eyeglasses to suit ali
eyes. Repairing of every description
L~o,, Nv nod nd crl aroc fitto5 FREQ A
moderate fee for SD -cial examinations
DR. J. H. FRICK, Standard Pharmacy.
Five destture f,mIiaI in our midst
are calling on the N. j. G. H. S. for as
sistance Empty your small change in
to the Golfers of this charity giving insti
tuition.
Mark Sanders, John Collins and Burr
Collins, three four best sportsmen, hav.
returned from their weeks cunning trip
down south with their game bags well
mong their trophies.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Garwood enter
tanned at dinner on New Years day tn,
following guests: Mrs. Isaac Collins and
grand daughter, Abbie Leeds, William,
GarwoOd and wife and Harvey, Alma
aud Abel GarwoOd:
Oh, mother, now is the time to get M
q nice wool suit at greatly reduced prices
They are only at Chas. Ii. Stations.
He is selling out all his winter goods al
prices never before heard of in Pleasant
vile. Alsuits that Were 81 50and IS now
So and So 80; that were S3 80 now
50 50; that were 50 now 81. All th' il
stock must be sold as they will Garry no.
thing over. Call and save money.
Miss Cheesman is the proud poSsessor
of all Otah-ite orange plant X years old.
This species resembles the Mandarin
orange, and has interested large num-
ber OF horticulturists in Pleasantvill..
Thirteen oranges graced its stems last
week, all of W hich We're plucked but four.
one of them being four inches i'll circum-
ference, which was divided Into eight
parts and presented with the compIi-
ments of Mss Cheesman to Mrs. DR..
Lake and several other friends.
Rev. Arthur Douglass, pastor of the
Baptist congregation, was given recep-
ton at his home on Washington ave. on
Friday evening last. The Cornet band
rendered some choice selections after
which a supper of seasonable deicacle-
was served. Among those present were
Sam Reeves, Griffith Martin, Andrew
Bud, Ben Clark, Ira Fenton, Rich Mathis,
Sol Mason, Chas Ireland, Rrbecca Collins,
Ella Halsey, Ella Warner, Sadie Ireland
flora Mannery, Lydia Budd, Laura
Esther and Nellie Reeves, Bertha Pensnoe
Misses Cheeseman Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
Mrs. Mark Adams, Mrs. Ezra Mathis
Mrs. Sharp, Hattie Lake, Mrs. Large
Sarah Ingersoll, Kate Adams, Emma
Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston B. Adams gave 8
6oclock fiye-course dinner at their resi-
dence Oh Shore road on Saturday Jan
4th. All the delicacies of the season
were served and were much enjoyed by
the guests. The floral decorations were
the admiration of all assembled carna
tions, smiiax and pansies, were So beauti
fully arranged as to cause remarks on
the artistic fleet. AmOug the guests
were: Mr.. Richard Doughty and wife
Mrs. Jno Towl and son, Mr.. and Mrs. g
III. .Jenness and son, Chas. W. Ingersol
and wife, j. E. Adams and wife, Chas
s. Adams and wife, Hugh Collins anc
wife, Clarence Adams, Asa Adams, VIII
bur Reed and II. s. Risley, OF Philadel
phia. The piano, cornet and violin, il
the hands Of distinguished musician