Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1911-02-25
Doings Around Town
Local Happenings Gathered by HustIing
Reporters

Talk less and work more for Pleas
antville.
Our citizens know thing or two
whether they tell it or not.
AS the days grow longer and brighter
business will become better.
A society for the prevention of cruel
ty to audiences ought to do well.
The ground hog must have forgotten
whether he saw his shadow or not.
Pleasantvilles forward movement
looks strong, healthy and vigorous.
No one learns from even the best tea
cher without being willing to learn.
And the streets blushed when the red
rays of the sun hit the juicy surface.
Some men are meaner than Others be-
cause they are larger and hold more.
Some people claim a lot Of credit for
planning things they never expect to do.
A person can face the world with a
good heart usually if he has a good liv-
er.
Some people never tell the truth be-
cause nobody would believe them if they
did.
Walter +. Sheain, the Atlantic City
florist, viii remove to Pleasantville at
once.
Mantles of snow for mother earth are
fine only in poetry and the agricultural
districts.
The straw bonnet and not the robin
is the one infallible sign that springs
on the wing.
Each year the booming Pleasantviile
spirit grows apace. May this be the
year of action.
Blenheim and Oakhurst lots climb
higher in value every day, yet the price
remains the same.
No teacher can help i scholar whose
attitude is that of self sulliciency. who
is not willing to learn
Unless we use our opportunities we
have not the spirit of culture and any
true growth is impossible
If you like The Press, tell your neigh
bors. Ii you do not like it. tell us, and
we will try to remedy the defect.
If we think that we know already ev-
erything worth knowing we are not like
ly to add much to our knowledge.
Our climate is not to be sneezed at.
Not many other climates can serve up
summer and winter all in the twinkling
Of an eye.
Mr.. Robert i. Race. residing on South
Main street, is raising baby alligator,
Which was sent him from Florida by Mr.,
John F. Ryon.
| A large number OF persons from Pleas
autville attended the recital of the First
Presbyterian Church. Atlantic City. last
Thursday evening.
An exchange says Never run for an
Office; better to so comport yourself and
SO conduct your affairs that your neigh
bors viii set the Office running after
YOU
If You are acquainted with the natur-
al advantages OF Pleasantville tell pco-
pie about them. Ii you keep the knowl-
edge to yourself no one. is benefited
thereby.
A hen can't lay bricks, and town
can't get along without newspapers,
and newspapers can't live without sup
port, Are you doing your share by sub
scribing to The Press!
Elisha Adams has purchased the prop
erty at the corner Of Main street and
Pleasant avenue opposite Seulrs Cottage
and will erect an undertaking establish
ment there in the spring.
A tot got stuck in the mud while
crossing Shore Road last Sunday and
had to be rescued by little girl pass
ing along. Baby thought it fun-but
the shoes and hosiery did not please the
mother
Sanders & Frampbus, carpenters and
builders of Philadelphia, were down this
week making extensive repairs to the
cottage of Mrs. Clara Mag, on Edgewa-
! ter avenue. Mrs. Mag will be down at
Easter to open the cottage.
A postal card somewhat smaller than
the one now in use will be put into cir
| eulation soon. The card will be 3 by 5
| inches and decorated with a profile OF
| Lincoln in red ink. 1t is to be issued to
| meet the demand of file indexes.
| Even the poor old, dilapidated rail
road station at Pleasantville, we pain
| fully observe, is the victim of an injunc-
| tion Somebody ought to eertiorarl
| Pleasantville's action in keeping the poor
old thing standing Atlantic City Press,
Mr.. VIM. J. Riess, formerly with the
Geo. NJ Dunlap Co., has sold his grocery
business to this firm and they take pos
session March 9th. Mr. Riess will again
enter the employ Of the company, being
superintendent of the Atlantic City and
| Pleasantville stores.
Eo, fbo ;rforr,,<,f ion az o,,r c,,sfon,e,.s
we would state that Mr.. "A. O. Alexan-
der is no longer associated with The
| Press Printing Co., but il soliciting for
a Atlantic City fzm All orders IA,