Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1910-10-22

Mrs. Inlay Sharpe last week.
Mrs. Carl Gaskill has accepted posi-
ton as soloist in the choir OF Christ
Memorial Reformed Episcopal Church
Philadelphia.
A party of Atlantic City Masons paid
visit to the lodge at Cape May Court
House Friday evening. Among the num-
Der were several of our local brothers
making the trip in autos. The evening
ended with sumptuous banquet.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Stephens Kemp,
of Pleasant avenue, boy, Stephen
James Kemp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Jones are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth of a
son.
Among those who were lucky enough
to see the Athletics defeat the Chicago
cubs in the first and second game of the
worlds series last Monday and Tuesday
were: Mr.. John Barrett, Mr.. Daniel In
gersol, Mr.. Mark Sanders, Clayton In
gersol, Leslie Stebbns, Ralph Sanders,
Linwood Mmtzer and Robert Pierce.
Mrs. Samuel Price spent Tuesday II
Atlantic City.
Congratulations are being received by
Mr.. and Mrs Elwood Powell, at their
Edgewater avenue home, on the birth Of
a son on October Ii.
Mrs. Charles Bowen spent Wednesday
in Absecon.
Richard L. Stebbins is improving the
appearance of his property on Park ave
nue. by the addition of cement sidewalks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Collision of At
lantic City spent Sunday with friends in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard S. Collins visit
ed relatives in town on Sunday.
Contractor Burr Price is erecting a
large residence at Glendale avenue and
the Shore Fast Line railroad.
Mrs. Paul Wooten, who has been in
i'll health for some time is improving III
a satisfactory manner.
Rehearsals for the repetition of the
cantata Esther, the Beautiful Queen"
began on Tuesday evening. 1t will be
remembered his cantata was given very
successfully in the spring by the choir
of the Presbyterian church augmented by
local and Atlantic musical talent. The
performance will be given in November
Mrs Bertye +. Raup, who has been III
for some time is now convalescing.
Miss Julia Ingersoll has been enter
tanning her cousin Miss Agnes Blake, of
Port Republic.
Miss Katie Adams enjoyed a pleasant
visit with her cousin, Miss Margaret
Love4and, Of Port Republic.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Marshall, of Port
Republic, visited the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John E. Blake, on Friday.
Miss Amelia Marek, of Cologne, is Wis
iting Miss Gussie Dietrich.
The Junior Mechanics gave one of the
best entertainments ever given by them
on last Friday evening. Prof. Kirscht
kept the piano busy during any inter
mission in his inimitable manner. No
wonder E. Thompson is successful real
estate agent! With the gift of speech
displayed i'll his impersonations he could
make successful agent of any kind.
Oscar Boice demonstrated his equipment
to tackle any size job that might come
to his barber shop, from clipping mules
to hair cuttings. He also demonstrated
the fact that he will have to purchase l
new pair of pants.
Ed Risley presented a stunning APP
pesrance somewhat on the order of a
sunburst diamond.
Miss Agnes Risley delighted the audi
ence with her vocal solo, as also did Miss
Oxley.
In Deacon Jones' Wifes Ghost, =
Harry L. Lake, f. Steelman and j. Peter
son deserve credit.
G. Schmidt and Joke johnson attained
distinction in the Barber Pards." The
military drill by the boys in the Raw
Recruit was eXcellently carried out. We
hope the Juniors will soon come again.
The first echo of the assault committed
on Franz Sichort by the Terrible Ten, "
a band of Mckee City farm boys, was
heard Thursday when the Grand Jury
returned an indictment. Joseph Vaughan.
James Scares and Charles Quinn are the
men accused of stripping Sichort OF his
clothing and tying him to lamp post
after they had coated him from head
{ to foot with tar and feathers.
More than 80 indictments have been
made by the Jury, who will conclude
their work on Wednesday.
Announcement was made at little
dinner party Thursday evening of the
engagement of Miss Bertha A. Sautter
Utica. n. ". and G. William Braun,
former editor of The Press. The we'd
ding day will be announced later.
Mr.. Ernest Boyer left on his vacation
on Wednesday to tour the New England
States.
Mrs Charles Kreutz. of Poplar avenue,
Linwood, is recovering from a serious at
tack Of infamatory rheumatism.