The Pleasantville press., 1912-05-22
Doings Around Town
Local Happenings Gathered by Hustling
Reporters

Albert Friedley has purchased Ford
touring car.
Charles d. Thompson, of Pleasantville,
is being urged for the position Of Build
ing Inspector Of Atlantic City.
st. Margaret's Guild will meet at the
ma avenue next Thursday afternoon.
The barbershop of R. NJ. Willis is
greatly improved by new papering
throughout-the artistic work of Walter
Martz.
The May Grand Jury drawn by Sheriff
Tngersoll includes John i. Bartlett, of
Pleasantville, and J. Towers Townsend
Of 4ADsecon.
The various Sunday schools are arran-
ging for their picnics, the majority of
which will be at Mays Landing during
the month of June.
The Co-operative Construction Compa-
ny, recently chartered, has completed ITS
organization. Edwin Woolbert is vice
president and director.
Martin Schimpf has the foundation
laid for handsome dwelling, which he
win erect on Verona avenue, adjoining
the residence of Preston Adams.
Judge Higbee has granted liquor Ii
censes to the following parties: L. H.
Barrett, Pleasantville; Caroline L. Wun-
der, Linwood; Nv. F. Davis, Absecon.
Atlantic City is to have two circuses
soon. HagenbaclS's Animal Show has
leased the City Park for some time in
June and Barnum's Circus will be there
July 3.
Rev. George s. Avery, resident mana
ger of the New York CHRISTIAN Home for
Incorporate Men, will deliver an address
in the Presbyterian Church next Sunday
evening.
John G. Berry has removed from 6
Old Turnpike to the store-room form
erly occupied by Mrs. Edwards, at 300
N. Main street, and win conduct gen
eral store.
The Macmillan Studio has taken group
pictures of the fourteen rooms of chill
dren at School No. l, and will take a
fashlight of the graduating class next
Tuesday evening They have also taken
a group picture of the Linwood school.
A runaway occurred at the corner of
Main street and Washington avenue at
noon Friday The wagon was complete
ly upset, throwing the colored driver to
the ground and several planks falling
upon him. He was, however, not seri-
ously injured.
Robert NJ, LaFollette will speak in At
lantic City tomorrow Thursday, Theo
i
dent Taft next Monday. Many Pleas
antvilEans will hear all three of these
candidates for the republican presiden-
tial nomination.
Mr.. Daniel Collins, of Pleasantville,
has just had delivered by the Eastern
Motor Co., National s40'' runabout,
which is exciting considerable favorable
comment among local autoists. The ma
chine is painted gray with nickel trim
mings and is capable of a speed of S21s
miles per hour.
Thomas J. Clark, who has resided in
Pleasantville for several months, died
at II o'clock, Sunday, May 18th, at "The
Oasis, in the SD year of his age. He
was a member of the Royal Arcanum.
Funeral Friday morning, after which
Undertaken Elisha Adams took the re
mains to Vineland for interment.
Do you want Lot in sPleasantvillef
Find out about the tract known as
ssMount Pleasant" 200 Lots with 30
feet front and l25 feet in depth Prices
range from $500 to $l25.O0. Easy
terms; title clear; large advertisement
will soon follow. Get in ahead of the
crowd. Write S. j. Clark, Pleasantyille,
N. j.
All members Of the Royal Arcanum
residing in Pleasantville and vicinity
who are not members of South Jersey
Council are urged to send their names
at once to B. e. Whitman, Pleasantville,
N. J. Also any members who would
like information regarding this, the best
fraternal insurance organization in the
country, may secure the same by call
ing upon or addressing Mr.. Whitman.