The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-03-27

ing at Atlantic City on the last three
Saturdays of April, BEGINNING at OLE
o'clock in the morning. Those desir-
ing information relative to same
should write Henry M. Gresham
County Superintendent of Schools
Egg Harbor City.
Tonight Saturday. the big Red
Mems celebration in Pleasantville will
take place. The city will be in gala
attire, all the principal business places
decorating for it. The program as
published in the last issue of The
Pleasantville Press will be carried out.
Everybody come and help swell the
crowd for the festivities.
The body of George Jacques, Sd
years old, an Englishman, who had
Lived in this city for a number of
years, was found floating in the "Ba-
sin," a section of Lakes Bay. After
funeral services from his late resi-
dence, 8 S. Georgia avenue, conducted
by Rev. ]. w. Nicholson, the body was
taken to Philadelphia for interment.
Mrs. Ezra A. Lake received the lar
gest vote in the Reviews contest just
closed, emitting her, with three At
lantic City ladies, to a thirty-day tour
including seven days at the Panama
Pacific Exposition. In addition, being
high lady, she had the honor of select
ing the chaperon, and for this position
she has chosen DR.. Gertrude S. Lake,
of Atlantic City.
George Bartram, a 20-year-old boy,
was entrusted with some money We'd
nesday afternoon to pay the rent. In
stead of doing so, he made tracks for
Atlantic City. A description of the
youth was sent to the Atlantic City
police, and the boy was arrested and
brought back to Pleasantville, after he
had made some slight expenditures
out of the money.
In anticipation of a good coming
season, Harry May & Co., Egg Harbor,
City Gamers, are, as will be seen by
the advertisement on page three, en-
deavoring to make contracts for 100
acres of tomatoes for the coming sea-
son. Farmers and others, who are
DESTROYS of raising tomatoes for this
firm this summer, will do we'll by get
ting in communication with the above
mentioned firm.-adv.
A quiet wedding was solemnized
Saturday evening when Miss Myrtle
Adams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Adams, became the bride of Mr.. Will
lard Scull, of English Creek. The
ceremony was performed at the home
of the brides parents in Atlantic
City, Rev. G. D. Jones, of Trinity M.
P. Church, officiating. Only the fam
lilies and immediate friends of the
contracting parties witnessed the
ceremony.
The Camp Fire Girls of Pleasant
vile held a Ceremonial meeting at the
day, March 10. Those present were:
Misses Sarah Eccles, Catherine Lutz,
Eva Lutz, Lucy Reitmeyer, Marion
Campbell, Josephine Lake. Ada Thorn
as, Armenia Risley, Mary Penhollow,
Alwilda Ware, Sarah Adams and Jes-
sic Sharp, and Mrs. D. w. Macmillan.
Plans were talked over for going on
a hike on Saturday. March 81, with
the Atlantic City Camp Fire Girls.
Final arrangements will be made at
the meeting this Friday, March 26.
A mar giving his name as John
Kruse, of rough appearance and evil
IDENTIFY a tramp, was seen by Mrs. Ow-
en- Carly making an effort to catch
hold of tive little girls, n her daugh-
ter, the other a daughter of Officer
Driscoll, as they were going up along
side the Reading Railroad and nearly
opposite Third street. Officer Mar
shall was notified of the occurrence
and started in pursuit of the man, ar
resting him neal the Electric Light
Plant. Upon being brought before
Mayor Adams and confronted with the
witnesses, Kruse requested the Mayor
to hold the case for the Grand Jury.
"I1l do nothing of the kind" replied
the Mayor. 81 sentence you to 80
DAVIS at NAYS Landing"