Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1910-12-17

sh:lped twenty barrels Of swee, rota-
to-, to JERSEY CITY. lie di4 not - i
/ PENNY for THEM, but instead, received 4
bill Of So for feight, in addition to the
los of th potatoes
Pennington marriage of Frank
r. Poulson,. of Bedminster, and Miss
Rachael c. Shinkos, OF Liberty Corners,
has been announced.
Flemington.-The Rev. Sidney w.
Powell will be installed pastor OF the
Frenchtown Baptist Church, Friday eve
ming The Rev. j. Franklin Shindell, Cf
Arlington, will make the address. The
charge to the pastor will be delivered
by the Rev Samuel b. Williams, of
Washington, and the charge to the peo-
pie will be made by the Rev. |. IL. =.
Fisher of Cherryyille.
Elemingtolf. Tho High Bridge Choral
Sdeiety has been. reorganized and Will
,present an operetta entitled 'sThe Merry
NIilkmaid" during Easter week.
Florence Officers of the Mohican
Boat Club have been asked to repeat the
minstrel performance given last week as
a club benefit.
Gloucester.-Th snow will prevent the
street improvements from being finished
by the first of the year.
Gloucester.-Th public schools will
close on Thursday, December p, until
after the holidays, in order to give the
teachers and pupils an opportunity to do
their Christmas shopping.
tiloucester.-Th new Baptist orphan
age has been finished and was inspected
by the members of the church today. 1t
cost nearly $4,000.
Gloucester-Mrs Patrick Mealey, wife
of Chief Mealey, of the fire department
died Monday from the effects 'f a
stroke of paralysis. She was stricken
at midnight Sunday at her home on
North Broadway.
Hammonton-T council has award
ed to a Camden firm the contract for a
survey of grades and curbs in large
section of the town.
Laurel Springs.-A real, live Santa
Claus will be the feature of the Christ
mas entertainment to be given BY the
Presbyterian Sunday school in the church
on Christmas eve.
Millville.- -NIillville Lodge No. $50. 3.
P. O. E. is making arrangements to feed
and clothe many Of the Millville poor on
Christmas Eve.
Millvlle.+Fbe large new glass factory
of the recently incorporated Millville
Glass Company is, nearing completion.
The latest improved bottle-blowing ma
chine will be installed in the plant. This
machine. it is said, will in few years
revolutionize the glass bottle-blowing
industry. a,t
MillviIle.-T Rey. William G. Me
Knight, Of Nottingham, Pa, preached
two sermons in the First Presbyterian
church. yesterday. NO permanent pastor
has been selected +since the pulpit be
came vacant bg tile, resignation of the
Rev. Walter l., Steiner, =
Millville.- Announcement of the we'd
ding of Miss Loula NJ. Wegman. of Ros-
enhayne: and John Bradway, Of Norma,
has been made. III.
AIillville@James- -Querens, who has
been glassblower for many years at
'the south Melville works :of Whftall.
'Tatum Company, dropped dead from
heart failure
Millville-City Marshal Charles Biggs
has been asked by a. Millvifle charitable
Organization to search the city to find
all the poor families that are worthy. 50
that they may be helped on Christmas
| Millville-James Limerick, glass
worker. is seeking the whereabouts of his
parents. whom he has not seen for 2d
wears. He states that in 1884 his mother
left him in the Children's Hospital, and
! he was later taken to the Southern