The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-01-02
P. A. & N. A. SCORES
ANOTHER BIG SUCCESS
Second New Years Eve Parade
Largely Participated in and
Greatly Enjoyed by All.

Thursday evening, New Years eve,
proved another important epoch in
the history of Pleasantville and mark
ed the second New Years parade Civ
en- under the direction of the Pleas
antville Athletic & Musical Associa-
ton. The celebration began with the
parade, which organized at about 8
o'clock at the intersection of Main
street and the Turnpike, and proceed
ed north on Main street to Delilah
road. ~Countermarch was then made
to Park avenue and return to Wash
ington, where it terminated, with a
mask ball in Pleasantville Theatre.
The reviewing stand was located in
the balcony above the Pleasantville
Heat, Light & Power Company's of
flee, Main street near Washington av-
enue, and the judges we're: Prof.
Thomas w. Hartman, Frank B. Hubin,
Samuel E. Whitman, Charles w. In
gersoll, John S.. Weaver and DR.. w. J..
Hudson.
The costumes and decorations were
most unique and attractive and the
streets on each side of the line of
march were crowded with spectators.
The judges had considerable diff
Guilty in awarding some of the prizes,
as each of the participants took his
part so admirably. The prizes were
exhausted all too soon and those who
did not receive one are urged not to
be discouraged, because thew all re-
ceived consideration and favorable
mention. Frank B. Hubin was select
ed as spokesman and gave a rousing
Booster" speech to the large crowd
that packed the theatre buildin" He
then awarded the prizes as follows:
Mays Landing BANDS in gold and
box of cigars.
Clarence Davis, commanding Co. L.,
gold watch, and Co. L, box cigars.
Pleasantville Fire Company, ton of
coal and box cigars.
Atlantic City Boy Scouts, $3.50 in
gold and box candy.
Victoria Tribe Red Men, Linwood,
carving set and box cigars.
Commercial float, c. A. Beitel, silk
umbrella.
Pa and Ma Girl, cut glass pitcher
and glasses.
Female Clown, Lizzie Ang, half doz-
en- cut glasses.
Fancy Male Impersonator, Mrs. M.
Ware. bottle cologne.
Mutt and Jeff, Geo. Reed and Guy
Wilson, box cigars.
Unique Industrial float, Raymond G..
ireland, meerschaum pipe.
Best dressed Female Impersonator,
Lewis Adams, Walkover shoes.
Wineota Tribe Red Men, Atlantic
City, SIS and box cigars.
Uncle Sam, Mr.. Powell, sweater.
Best Clown, Dominick Morasco wal
let.
Sewerage take-off, VIM. Barrett,
box cigars.
P~ostoffice force, basket fruit.
Dog catcher, Thompson boys, 5 ID.
box candy.
Comic family, Christopher Wagner,
large cake.
Stump speaker, Horace Dyer, fan
cy cake.
Cowboy outfit, box cigars.
Pleasantville1 Police Force, box CT
gars.
Female impersonator, Geo. w. Stin-
ger. silk umbrella.
City Council, honorable mention for
handsomest body in line.
Mounted clown, Lawrence Lattell,
fancy cake.
Favorable mention-Edgar Daniel
son, Jethro Adams, Louis Guenther,
Lake & Risley, w. w. Clark. Risle-s's
Laundry, Freihefer's bakery wagon.
At one-thirty o'clock a. m. on the
first day of the New Year, President
R. A. Gale was host to the officers of
the P. A. & M. A. organization, en-
ployes of the Atlantic & Suburban Ry.
Co. and a number of invited guests, at
an oyster lunch at Maple Inn, which
closed the festivities of the occasion.