The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1914-08-01

Miss Dorcas Reinar had as her
guests over the weekend Miss Esther
Turpin, Mrs. Charles Farrell and Mr..
and Mrs. Tyson Boyer and son Ross,
all of Stone Harbor.
Mrs. Ezra A. Lake, Lewis Lake and
Miss Pauline Lake are at German
town, Nd, for two weeks stay
They will also visit Washington be-
fore returning home.
Miss Bertha Vincent has resigned
her position in the Pleasantville ex-
change of the Del. & Att. Tel. & Tel.
Co., and has taken a position with the
Atlantic City Electric Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles KEGS, of Phil
adelphia, with their daughter, Miss
Edna, and Miss Myrtle KEGS, have
moved into the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gaskill on Second street.
DR.. Kiefer, of Savannah, Georgia,
has arrived in town to take the posi-
tion of assistant to Drs. Fish and
Munro during DR.. Pratt's absence in
Ohio while his mother is so sick.
A large number of Temperance
workers motored to Seaville Friday
yesterday to attend the Temperance
Day services at the Camp Meeting.
One motor party was Capt. and Mrs.
Mark w. Blake, Miss Mida C. Blake,
Mrs. Harry Parsells and Miss Ophelia
Rose
A number of citizens of Pleasant
vile and Atlantic County have receiv-
ed invitations to be guests of the Gov
ernor of New Jersey at luncheon on
Ey.id ~ n ,se.
Cottage, Sea Girt. The editor of The
Pleasantville Press is numbered am
ong the fortunate ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh N. Collins, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Carton and Miss Hell
en- Collins took a delightful auto trip
on Saturday through Mays Landing
and Tuckahoe to Cape May City,
where a dinner was enjoyed at the
New Cape May Hotel and returned
home by the Ocean City route.
Miss Sybilla Steelman gave a
house party in honor of her birthday.
The guests included Miss Clara Stew
ems, of Palmyra; Miss Jean B. Nc
Clellan, of Philadelphia; Miss Eunice
Hudson, of Pittsburgh; Messrs. Ar
thur Wrigley, Charles Frye, Francis
Gliesner, Camblos Newell and G. H.
Steelman, Jr.
Lieutenant William Adams Hodg-
man, U. S. N, will arrive in Pleasant
vile to-day for a visit to his father
in-law, Robert M. Willis, and family.
1t will be remembered that Lieut..
Hodgman was in service at Vera Cruz
during the seize of that port, full
account of which appeared in The
Pleasantville Press at the time.
Several members of the Pleasant
vile Branch of Boy Scouts will go on
camping trip with Company L,
Third Regiment N. ]. N. G., to Sea
Girt to-day. Sergeant Clarence E.
Davis will have charge. Those who
are going with Sergeant Davis are
Robert McClaine, Assistant Scout
Master Grey Laughlin, Carl Weiss
and Jethro Adams.
Misses Ella Price and Maud Steb-
bins have returned from a trip of ten
days to New Gretna. Among post
cards received by friends is one that
reads "Since came to New Gretna,
| haven't had a minute to myself.
Another says: ave have just had a
four mile ride on a load of hay"
Surely it is unnecessary to state that
the trip was most delightful.
The many friends of Mr.. Ernest
Boyer, printer and stationer, who
makes his home in Pleasantville, will
be pleased to learn that he has re-
turned to his desk, after an absence
of ten days, having been confined to
his bed with a sickness that for a
time threatened to be of a serious
character. Mr.. Beyer's illness was
brought on by his close application
to business. The Pleasantville Press
hopes that his recovery is permanent.