Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1907-11-16

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| Shore Road.
Mrs. Crosby, the well known and
popular cashier of Leech's store, has
resigned her position.
st. Margret's Guild Of ST. Marks
Church will give their annual fair on
or about December first.
BY request OF many of st. Marks
congregation, the evening service
has been changed to 4. Is in the after
noon.
Mrs. Vim. G. Opry and daughter
Katie, OF New York City, are the
guests of Mr.. ami Mrs. Mark Fritsch,
Sr.
The friends of Mr.. Cochran will be
| sorry to learn that he has resigned
his position at the tower and gont
Q Philadelphia.
Atlantic City's Board OF Trade hat
lecome active, and will listen to b
ecture next Thursday night ON tn,
question OF water supply.
The handsome new Darracque Of
Walter Edges brought number O.
ais friends over to the tournament
at the Country Club last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, of Phil
adelphia, spent one day last week
With her father, Mr.. FaulknerN1liis
of this place. Mr. Wills is siill quite
Ill.
Misses Mary Lake, Laura Blake,
Mertie Lake, Violet and Laura Ad-
ans witnessed the P. Fl S. football
game at Mays Landing on Saturday
| last.
Mrs. Emma NJ. Fisher, formerly OF
Steelmanville, writes from Okiahoms
| that she looks for The Press eaci
week just as anxiously as for letter
from home.
A number Of the local school boy s
made pin money by caddying at ths
golf tournament last week. Tbs
Teachers Institute holidays came Il,
| Just at the right time.
Mr.. D. d. Martz. uperintendent OF
the Gas Works, has returned from d
cunning trip at Ocean View, Cap
May County. He was very success
full, bringing home sixteen rabbits.
On Monday, the opening OF tbs
~abbit season, the woods we're fillet
with gunners. Mr.. Lewis Barrett
vas especially successful and bagge,
a large number OF quail and rabbits
Opposite New Rodney Mrs. JohI
Williams will locate there on o.
about Nov. %. Many persons got a
wrong impression from last weeks
announcement, and this is toilet them
know the lady . future location.
Herr. Adolf Wischan, talented
water color artist OF the University
Of Pennsylvania, has been spending
q few days at The Press Office, view
ing the reproduction OF the finest tri
color printing ever done in this state
Mr.. William A. Craig and Miss Rutl
Mickle were married at the parson
age OF the Mt. Pleasant NJ. p. Churc'
by the pastor, Rev. W. l.. Morton OIL
Wednesday evening, October 3d. Tn,
ceremony was performed IN thu
presence OF q few friends.
One of the young fellows 'at th,
corner" said the other night that b.
is beginning to realize that he Is n,
longer mere youth now that he has
a little hair on his upper lip. A com
panion said, "Yes, and In month O,
SO suppose you will have another
hair
Mrs. Miller entertained her SUNDAY
school class at the parsonage on last
Friday afternoon. The young folk
enjoyed themselves making ice cream
and roasting potatoes In bonfire
The girls, twelve in number, ranging
from twelve to fourteen years, are a
jolly bunch.
Among our prominent gunners who
succeeded 10 bringing in large gam
during the first days OF the gunnira q
season were the following: Mr.. VIM
Garrison and party bagged TWEEN
ty-three rabbits, VIM. S. Adams, EL
wood Adams, Sam Sanders, eighteen
quail, one rabbit.
Many OF the local Odd Fellows will
attend the sessions Of the Grand En-
campment and Grand Lodge at Tren-
ton next week, and also a reception
to be given the incoming Grand
Patriarch, the Rev. I'll. D. Speakman.
who will be installed Into that the
highest office OF the Order in the
State.
| Miss Bessie Bowers was hostess al
a moak and h0rap nayty Miss Row.