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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-24
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which the Salt Lake boys will compete
this season and they are much elated at
having won this game. az IL Is the first
sport in which they have been victorious
this year, They are planning q big celc-
bration in the near future. They will
elect the manager and captain of next
years team at this meeting.
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Mackmen Beat Maps Again.

CLEVELAND, May 23.-Phlladelphia
again defeated Cleveland. Demott was
knocked out of the box. while Mitchell,
who succeeded him. was wild. Plank
was effective. The Cleveland team pre-
sented crippled lineup with Lajoie FUR
ner. Griggs and Jackson out of the game.
Score. r. II. e.
Cleveland .......1 .
Philadelphia .,.......9
Batteries-Demott. Mitchell and Smith
Plank and Thomas.
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Young Rejoins Maps.

CLEVELAND. O.. May 2S.-"Cy
Young, veteran Cleveland American
Ina zIle pitcher and dean OF major league
pitchers, reJoined the team today after
an absence which began four weeks ago
when he became III In Detroit WIN pneq-
mnnia' He says he expects to be able
TO play within two weeks,
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National Leagus
Beats Leaders Easily.
Cubs Take Series Opener.

BOSTON, May 23-Chicago won the
first game In the series After the visit
tors had cored lead of three runs.
Boston tied the score in the seventh,
when they knocked Richie out of the
box: An error by Hcrzog in the eighth
let in the winning run. R.H.E
Boston .s ,..................... 10
Chicago 80. Observation-Disclosures. Is g
Bstterles-B. Brown and Rarlden;
Richie. NJ. Brown and Wicher,
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Yanks Take Pitchers Duel.

CHICAGO. May 23.-In pitchers bat
tie, which went twelve innings, New
York defeated Chicago. A single. an err
ror and a home run gave the locals their
score. The visitors punched hits in the
seventh and twelfth for total OF three
runs. while the first run resulted from a
base on balls. force out. a single and
sacrifice. R II. e.
lnlCasO ..,...s- -,..sso.>'. ..'..'o -
NC" lDEh y IL
Battcries-Walsh and Sullivan: Ford
and Sweeney.
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FOX ING NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE
Halls Handicap for Tribune


as IT'S for tho Lagoon meeting Mr. Hall
san
During the
pick
OF
O udg
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Invitations Sent Out.

CHICAGO. May oS.-Secretary Eslausa
OF the Western Golf association has sent
out invitations for the open western
championship, which Is to he held over
the course OF the Kent Country club at
Grand Rapids. Mich. June 26. 27. 2s. 90
nm
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NEW YORK, May 23.-
Catcher Schmidt, Detroit IS
mainstay behind the bat for
some seasons, will not catch an
other game for the Detroit
Americans. His injured hand
has not improved. A prize fight
engaged in last March is held
responsible for his injuries.
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10 htlDurn and Orr was an easy out al
thlrd. Perkins uncorked double how
ever, that sent Orr and Devereaux across
tieing the count, and went To third on
he throw-in. which liilburn DETECTED In
10 the grandstand allowing Perkins to
come home with the winning run. Spen-
Ger singled but was out trying to steal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-24

This afternoon All IIallows team will
meet the Lambert Paper company in a
seven-inning game. Thursday the team
will meet the Capital Electric nine on the
latter's ground.
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Schuler to Umpire.

Fat Schuler has been appointed UNI
pre OF tho game OF ball scheduled at
Cooley park a week from next Saturday
between the policemen and firemen The
game is 10 be q benefit for the family
OF ]. L. Walker. the fireman who died
recently
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Tigers Take oose Gage.

DETROIT. May 23.-Detroit defeated
Washington today. to 6, in a loosely
played game. Johnson. who replaced
Gray in the eighth. forced i'm the tying
and winning runs by issuing passes TO
Bush and Cobb Score Il. II. e.
washington .,.o.,....,.......6
Detroit . Observation-Disclosures 5 2|
Batterics-Gray, Johnson and Henry
Mullin and Stanage.
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White Gets Decision.

ST JOSEPH Mo. May 2S.-Jack
White of Chicago tonight was given the
decision over Eddie Dennis of San Fran
cisco III u flfteep-round bout.
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Giants Have Easy Time.

NEW YORK. May 25,--New York had
an easy time subduing Cincinnati.
was effective In pinches. R.HE
new iorK -...-.-...sse.. u &
Batterics-Smith. Schneider and Clark
Mathewson and Myers.
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Farmer and Dohan Draw

ALTON, ILL.,, MAY 23,-Iid Farmer OF
Peoria, H.. and Jack Dohan OF Brook
draw tonight before the Alton Athletic
club
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Western League

At ST. Joseph-Denver .; St, Joseph. 5.
At Omaha-Lincoln. 6; Omaha 4
AT Sioux City-Topeka. 4: Sioux
City ..
At Des Moines-Pueblo. IL; Des
MoInes &
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Aviator Is Killed,

STRASSBURG, Germany. May 2S.-
In An aeroplanc competition here this
afternoon. Aviator Leommlin fell 200
feet and was instantly killed.
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Collage Baseball.

AT Iowa Clty-Waseda university 2;
Iowa, o.
Az Champaign-IlIinols, S; Northwest
ern. 3,
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Cannni VS.. McGortY-

WINNIPEG; Nav 2a.-Tom Caponi has
been signed TO fight fifteen rounds here
June 10 with Eddie McGorty Of Oshkosh.
wis.
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FLYNN KAUFMAN AGAIN

MILWAUKEE, Wis. May 2S.
John Miller, manager of Al
Kaufman, has signed to match
Kaufman against Flynn for a
ten round bout some time in
June. Flynn was here a few
days ago.
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Hoods Snrsaparilla, Lowell, Mass,
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1911-08-23
Property Owners Must Pay Costs.


Borough Council met Monday evening
present Mayor Crawford, Councilmen
Ryon, Leeds and Kellum, and Clerk An
drews.
"A communication from the Solicitor
stated that the Borough Council has the
right to fix grades, and also to order
-curbs and pavements set and the prop
erty owners pay the cost.
A resolution was passed authorizing
the borrowing of $1,000 for four months
from the First National Bank.
Ordinances passed first and second
reading: Providing for sidewalks and
curbs on Verona and Beaumont avenues
also a number of ordinances establishing
grade and curb lines throughout the Bo-
rough were passed on first and second
reading
Council adjourned until-next Monday
night.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1911-08-23
LOOKING FOR CRESSEY.


Pleasantville constables are looking
for Edward J. Cressey, a well known
carpenter who resides on New Road near
Park avenue. They are armed with a
warrant from Magistrate Weeks Office.
made by his wife, who claims that she
was penned in a room Of her lonely
home in the woods and threatened with
murder.
For twenty-four hours the little wo-
man was imprisoned, it is said, and was
neither able to summon aid nor get
food or drink. Cressev ragged all daY
and hurled threats at the woman, de-
claring that if she emitted scream or
attempted to break out he would brain
her.
On Saturday noon Cressey is supposed
to have left the house, and it was not
until late in the evening that Mrs. Cres-
sey venturea out of the room in which
she was held prisoner
She appeared before Magistrate Weeks
for warrant and intends to prosecute
her husband to the full extent Of the
law for his act. Her frightful expert
ence rendered her in highly nervous
condition. Constable Yearicks has the
warrant for Cressey's arrest.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1911-08-23
Doings Around Town.
Local Happenings Gathered by Hustling
Reporters

Messrs. David and Irwin Myers are
having their handsome Shore Road
homes painted.
u, s, /, 2, 3, A, 6, s, 10 and II 1b.
bags may be secured at The Pleasant
vile Press office.
With Hubin's New Theatre building it
has started others to build. Pleasant
vile is surely Booming.
Mr. Edward Risley is having hand
some new residence built on West Park
avenue. Charles Collins has the con-
tract.
The W. G. 7. u meeting next Thurs
day will be at the home OF Mrs Mary
B. Fairbrothers on Verona Avenue, at
230 P NJ
John Delitzio, of Ocean City, has rent
ed the Kirscht building, 10 W. Washing
ton avenue, and will open barber shop
about September 10th.
With the opening of.Hubin's New The
atre, Pleasantville can be classed as i
strictly up-to-date town. So let us all
wish success to Manager Hubin.
Hubin says: In few days more 1
will be in shape to announce to the citi-
zens of Pleasantville and all my friends
the opening Of my New Theatre
Daniel Gray, of the Linwood House,
while opening clans few days ago,
found an immense pearl, valued at $500,
so it has been reported to The Press.
Subscribers of The Press are requested
to send in any news items of visitors,
social events or other happenings of in
terest. All contributions must be signed
as evidence of good faith.
Max II. Kirscht> has large collection
of carnations which promise to be very
prolific, having from four to eight buds
on a stem. The editor was favored with
the first full bloom one on Monday
A horse belonging to Strawbridge &
Clothier broke his halter at Zentmayer's
stable Saturday night and ran to the
tracks of the Reading Railway A flyer
came along, struck him, and he was in
stantly killed.
The Funeral Directors Association
has made selection Of undertakers
throughout the State to whom business
in their respective territory should be
sent. Elisha Adams was chosen from
Pleasantville and vicinity. This is quite
a distinction for Mr.. Adams
Charles s. Lutz exhibited in the win
dow Of his store last Saturday night two
mammoth cantaloupes. One weighed II
pounds and the other llA. They were
grown by Mrs. Lutz's father, Mr.. Frank
Carton, of Absecon, and were delicious in
flavor Mr.. Carton has number Of
these immense 1oupes.
With rumor in the air of prospective
sales of land in the chief business Sec
tion, numerous business places now be-
ing erected and many others in contem-
plation, Pleasantville has a most pros
porous season to which to look forward
The Press predicts that Main street and
Washington avenue will present an en-
tirely different appearance year from
now.
The Egg Harbor Township Board Of
Education has decided to send it's High
School pupils to Atlantic City the COM
ing year instead Of Pleasantville, where
they have heretofore attended The rea-
son for the change is that Pleasantville
has raised the tuition from $25 to $50
per pupil, while Atlantic City has low
cred from $50 to $25 This will mean a
loss Of about 40 pupils to our school.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1911-08-23
BASE HITS.
Bridgeton. s; Pleasantville, l

In a loosely played game of bali our
boys were trouneed by their enemy,
Bridgeton. the score being 81. It
wasn't Pleasantville's bad playing par
ticularly, but more like Bridgeton's good
playing They had earned runs and 2
unearned through a bad error by Coke.
Our only tally came in the ninth, when
Bfidgeton got mixed and allowed Sooy
to come home unmolested.
During the whole game the people
could see that the boys were up against
it. They couldn't get hits when hits
meant runs. Their base running was of,
too Out Of six attempted steals only
two got safe That is the secret of our
defeat and none other. The boys go
away on baseball trip today They
play Bridgeton twice at Bridgeton on
Tuesday and Wednesday, and Wildwood
on Thursday. Next Saturday Egg. Har-
Dor viii be here and with our boys in
good trim and a days rest, there should
be some real ball playing at the park.
Remember Labor Day is coming and
your voices must be in shape Come out
to the games, everybody, and get into
fighting trim.
The game was lea- on sloppy base
running coupled with costly errors
nothing else.
Again we say, Wilson's hitting is miss
ed. A timely hit would have meant
much in Saturdays game.
Egg Harbor this Saturday forget the
past and come out and root harder than
ever
The people in the stands are in no
position to judge balls and strikes and
should remember that fact.
The boys are crippled badly, but are
playing a stiff game notwithstanding.
just little more praise. please, and
not SO much adverse criticism.
Sooy played the game rightly and his
run was scored without fiuke, notwith-
standing the fact that Bridgeten dis
puted it. They failed to play the ball
properly and his run was the result.
The umpire has been umpiring for
twelve years and is liable to errors in
cused Of robbing. He is unbiased at all
times and gives Pleasantvi1le the same
as he does the visitors.
The accident to Myers on second base
was untinlely indeed, as he is. a player
very much in need at this time
Pleasantville outbatted the visitors,
but the hits came at indpportune times.
Again did Smith at lst base save the
inield some bad throws and his work
kept the score down.
Simmerman, of the visitors, is bat
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1911-08-23

Don't fail to send items of news to
The Press for publication about your
self and friends.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1911-08-23

A great amount of credit must be Civ
en- to Clarence L. Wilson, the president
and general manager Of Shore Real Es-
tate and Investment Company, for his
successful efforts in the real estate world.
The company's beautiful tract of land IS
situated at Linwood Manor, three miles
from Pleasantville on the. Shore Road
Boulevard to Somers Point and Ocean
City, and the development Of the same
rs the talk among real estate operators.
Mr.. Wilson's aim is 10 give real estate
investors good land at reasonable prices
and to handle only high class PROPOSE
tions. His many friends wish him a
successful business career. See adv. on
page 5.
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CENT A WORD

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WANTED-To rent, furnished house in
Pleasantville w. J. Flaherty, l70
Ocean avenue, Atlantic City. 5lc
WANTED-House with about two acres
of ground near Pleasantville, rent not
over IS per month. Jno. Kershaw,
WOULD BE GLAD to communicate with
parties desiring select board on Shore
Road near High School. Mrs. McCabe,
Pleasantville Press Office. 50e
ONE FRESH COW FOR SALE Apply
to George 5. Winner, Scullville, n. J.
L0ST-Friday night, black wallet con-
tanning money; also purse; on Penn
sylvania Railroad. Reward if return
ed to P J. Waterhouse, South Jersey
and Seashore Tower.
fRESH HoI sTEIN cow FOR SALE
,CL NJ. Kesler, Absecon. so
s DICYCLE REPAIR SHOP, Supplies,
Ssindries, Boiler and Machine Work,
done at I07 S. Main street, Pleasant
vile 51c
Building Lot for Sale on Easy Terms.
Apply e lake, Smiths Land
ing 2. 0.s .Iss 7c
LOcR SMITH. GUN sMITH-Repair
Shop for Locks 9unss Revolvers, Type
writers, Phonographs Lawn Mowers,
Sewing Machines. Electric Bell hang
ing and repairing. Marine Engine and
Boat Supplies furnished Scissors,
Knives and Lawn Mowers sharpened.
Praster, Nam st. and Park avenue.
CANNON HEIGHTS Lots for sale. Lots
No. 9, 10, l34, l35, al, 146 Will sell
for about half their value for short
time only. Now is your time to Sc
cure cheap lot See agents: S.
Keene, on premises; G. L. Hackett,
Absecon, n. j.; VIM. L. Anderson,
Pleasantville, N. j.; or VIM. A. Cam
non. Owner, 1904 w. 9th ST., Chester,
Pa.
EGGS FOR SALE.-S. c. White Leg
horn and Pekin Duck for setting pur-
poses; also for fancy trade. John
Breckenridge, New Gretna Poultry
Farm, New Gretna, N. j.
SAVE MONEY on Lumber, Millwork,
Glass, Paint and Rubberoid Roofing,
by going to Lake & Bossler CO., 3rd st.
and w. ]. & S. R. r., Pleasantville.
Phone l42
w. L. TURPIN, Contractor and Builder.
29S Doughty Road. Phone SIX. Real
Estate. Plans and specifications fur
nished. Estimates cheerfully furnish
ed.
For Sale-When finished, the house now
haino hr1ilt IN WASHING oton avnn1re
See Theo. R. Lore. Office: Lake &
Risley's corner.
Pleasantville Grange, No. 174, P. of H.,
Adams Hall, Pleasantville, meets ev-
cry Thursday at 7.30 P. m. Town
send d. ShoweH, secretary, Absecon,
N. j.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1911-08-23
BOGUS CHECK WOMAN
MAY GET FREEDOM

Proceedings against Ray Violet Miller.
a Pleasantvlle woman who was arrest
ed on the charge Of swindling many mer-
chants with worthless checks, were sud-
denly halted when Judge Hiebees paused
to inquire Of the Prosecutor whether it
really was any crime at all to pass
worthless checks. Judge Higbee advised
that in order to make the passing Of
worthless checks crime it was neees-
sary to connect up with the act certain
representations as to money in bank
The hearing was postponed to give the
Prosecutor opportunity to look mp these
details.
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Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1911-08-23

Miss Elsie Ambruster has as her guest
Mrs. Alfred Bennison and child, Of Tren-
ton.
Miss Pearl Stafford is spending some
time with friends and relatives in Bridge
ton and Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Race took Rev
and Mrs. Herbert J. Betting on a delight
full automobile trip to Eatontown last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs; John F. Ryop contem-
plate spending Sunday at the camp meet
ing, Ocean Grove, making the trip in
their automobile.
Mrs. NJ Ambruster, OF Second street,
has as her guests Mr.. and Mrs Crane
and four children, of Camden; also Mrs.
Langan, Of Trenton.
Miss Hannah B. Stafford and Mrs
Anna Richmond, OF Bridgeton, are visit
ing their brother, Mr.. T. G. Stafford, of
North Main street.
Mr.. Winfield S. Conner and Miss Bes-
sic Smith, of philadelphia, spent Sunday
as guests Of Max H. Kirscht, making the
Pleasant Villa their headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Collins with Mr.
and Mrs. Carton, Of Absecon. leave to-
day for an automobile trip to Atlantic
Highlands and other coast resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Burnight, Mrs Lou
ise Hafnes and daughter Myrtle and Miss
Mabel Gaskill have returned home, after
weeks sojourn at the home Of Mr.. E.
G. Stafford, 475l Main street.
Miss Viroinia Driver If philadelph;a
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1911-08-23
THE SHUTTLE
August Sale Still On
Mems Half Hose, Sc Pr. 4 for
Mems Silk Hose 30C Per Pair

In Black, Tan, Blue and Gray.
and toe. Absolutely pure silk; a fin
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1911-08-23
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

The following ticket has been agreed
upon by the republicans for The Offices
to be filed by the voters OF Atlantic
County this fail:
For Sheriff:
JUDGE ROBERT FL. INGERSOLL
For Assembly:
CARLTON GODFREY, Esq.
EMERSON RICHARDS, ESQ.
For Coroners:
DR.. THOMAS d. TAGGART.
E. w. STRICKLAND, Hammonton
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1911-08-23

Rev. Hank Parker, former pastor.
now at Stratford, n. J., viii preach sun
day morning at Salem N E. Church, and
in the evening at Linwood. Pastor Belt
ing will spend Sunday in Eatontown, n.
j., his first appointment, where Mrs.
Betting is for ten days visit
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1911-08-23

The midsummer euchre and dance IN
aid Of St. Peters Church, PleasantvilIe,
to be given at Mrs. Quigley's country
home, Northtield, on Monday evening,
August 2Sth, gives every promise Of
meeting with pleasing success.
Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1911-08-23
In The Social World
PleasantViIIe Visitors and Other Items
of a Personal Nature.

-fAtcc ILplEhNC LldSh nun 10 fiotcAitS =
friends in Virginia.
Capt. and Mrs. Bartlett visited in
Ocean City last week:
Mr Charles Zane, Of Leesburg, Pa,
was recent town visitor
Miss Maud Stebblns has returned from
a delightful visit at Anglesea.
Mrs. Hal.ev. formerly Of Pleasantville,
is visiting Capt and Mrs. Bartlett.
Miss Ethel R. Risley has gone to Ea-
giles Mere, Pa, for fortnight's stay
Mrs. Eliza Tilton and daughter, Of
Camden, are visiting Mr.. James Ryon.
Mrs. Llomer, of Wilmington, Del, is
visiting her sister, Miss Hannie Scull.
Clayton Ingersoll has been spending a
few days with relatives at Mount Holly.
Mrs. Harry Raup and children are
visiting relatives in Chester county Pa.
Miss Grace Adams is entertaining her
cousin, Miss Ada Risley, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. David Adams ana Sara and Will
Lie Adams are visiting friends at Estell-
vile.
Mr. T. Leslie Sanders, who spent his
vacation here, has returned to his New
ark home.
Mr. John Stephenson, who is working
at Wildwood, spent the weeks end with
his family.
Mr.. James Lafferty has returned home
after spending some time with relatives
in Camden
Mrs. Margaret Cecil, Of Philadelphia,
1 NJ j.
Bailey, Sunday.
Mrs Wesley Ford and daughters. Miss.
es Emma and --ddie Ford, are visiting
in Philadelphia.
FontracAor David r Adams u eniov-
INC 4 two weeks vacation in the Pocoao
Mountains and Stroudsburg, Pa.
Mr.. Charles w. InoersoIl and daughter.
Mrs A4son II. Stone Ara snendino q few
davs with relatives in Port Republic.
Nrs william ]. Ellers and children.
of rentreville Md. are visiting at the
home IF Mr. and Mrs. ". Claude Bailey.
af;ss c,.oaa polobar bas ro+,,rnad - be,
home IN New York city. after spending
several davs as the guest of Mrs. John
Dick.
Mrs M w;Ilis and do,obtors Mics
es Elizabeth and kathryn. have gone to
Eagles Mere. Pa. where they will spend
several weeks.
Miss paar1 Adams has returned from
her tour II the old World. but stopped.
over in Newark for a few days before
returning home.
M and Mrs James Thomas and
3..,.l.+.s. ssf.-- cal1:s r1a-,,a- II I,h;1,
delphia, are visiting the formers brother,
! Mr.. Henry Thomas.
Miss Jennie peiree Of Philadelphia is
snending fhe re5t IF her vacation with
her brother AR las 7 Peirce n. he
fore resuming her fall studies.
N, ana Mrs Franz wabh and Miss
IVA W-abh snd NJ + Taske Sanders of
Nss-.,s \, - yvars snnday a,,ests Of Mrs
1,earoe Karrer Il Atlantic civ
Mss af,rtla vro,f aud Mise ola patar-
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7fs5n sfraot sa+,,rd,1 ar,5 S,,n5ov
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Taais,s sis stor i = u Easton Ma eon,h;n;na
h,,s;nass ana ,,loas,,re and Will absanf
vii 49, = IA Talbot ronn+v Fai,
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hst nieee' ef nlss nary oRaIn, = rnii1uei- l. 1,
antr,la . 'ss 80 laa hea,,f;f,,I 4 sonrano solo;st
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canlPlng- tfip VIII ~ IA NUMBER ,, q lIlenus
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Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1911-08-23

A large party of theatrical friends Of
Manager Hubin came over to look. at
his New Theatre, and all said it was
surely credit to any city to have such
a fine amusement place.