The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-09-14
VOLUME XVII.
YOU KNOW
| WHO COME AND GO
Chronicle of Doings,
: Gathered About the City
and Surroundings.
SOCIAL

r. Harvey Y. Lake, of Philadelphia,
the guest of friends in town on
rsday.
r. and Mrs. Milton H. Hickok are
wing congratulations upon the ar
of a son.
hrs. Ellsworth Martin has just re-
wed word that her husband has ar
ed safely overseas.
Miss Margaretta Horner has re-
ned after a two weeks vacation in
kewood and vicinity.
Mrs. C. Mag, Mrs. F. Reice, Mrs. E.
tier and Mrs. F. Reinar enjoyed
(esday's concert on the Steel Pier, it
Fng Request day.
Mrs. G. Eairchild Starr has received
I'd from her husband, DR.. Starr,
merly a Pleasantville dentist, of his
e arrival in France.
lewis H. Lake left on Wednesday
take up his studies in Rutgers Col
e, where he will take the cours in
ectrical Engineering.
bohn M. Wolfe, of S. Main ST., pass
the weekend with his family here.
Wolfe is employed at one of the
ship-building plants in Camden.
Irs. e. Fleming, who has been
ding the summer with Mr.. and
Geo. OFT, on North Main St, has
(hed to her home in Philadelphia.
Mrs Mary Edgar, of Logan, Pa, and
fr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson and
hXghter, of Philadelphia, were recent
ests of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
ms on Wright street.
Mr.. Frederick Seither, of HOLSTER,
H., is visiting his uncle and aunt,
r. and Mrs. Geo. OFT, on North Main
t. Mr.. Settler is interested in the
mber business, and is combining
BUSINESS with pleasure.
Mrs. Cornelia R. M~alatesta and
Iaughter Antoinette entertained over
Weekend Mr.. Harry Orme, of
land avenue, Philadelphia; also
F. Specht and her sons, James
Fred, of Darby, Pa.
REV. j. B. Westcott left Friday of
CT uroo1x for U;no1opd Dridootop hi
iding Creek and Fairton. At the last
he'd place he preached morning and
ming on Sunday in the M. E.
where he entered the ministry
three years ago.
chard G. Brown, Jr., and family,
Samuel Brown and family, have
tned to their homes in Mt. Airy
Philadelphia, Pa, after spending
|ir vacation with their parents, and
elatives, Judge and Mrs. R. G.. Brown
f 604 Church St., and Mrs. Randolph
,rice.
klex ]. Eckstein spent the week end
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
stein, 10 N. Franklin avenue. Mr..
stein is in the Naval Reserves and
ted at Hampton Roads, Va. In
swimming contest held there on
Day he was the winner of two
nd a medal for his superiority
inning.
I'd has been received by Mrs.
of New Road, announcing the
rival overseas of her son, Milo
~ Jr., who enlisted May 25th
e of 10, in the Quartermas-
ktment, and was sent to
oiocuLs from which point he
~ahsIerres to Jacksonville, Flor
lamp C.E. Johnson. Then he
ent. % Newrort News, whence he
ed fcxQr oversee duty.
many @ffiends of Stanley G.
ter, SOM of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Drinkws>ster, will be pleas
In. that he haas been promoted
1geaf9h It. Stanley has
spitai x~service since
ille se'\keral months
)clai c~ou1rse of train
Urinary M ( 15 I
It Camp Goi\don, Ga.
time was spl
at the home sof Mr..
OFT on North sMa;n
present we're: Mr.
of Hollister, Cal; Mr.
Walter OFT, MI. Norman
Edna OFT, Miss Marian OFT,
Virginia Carr, Miss Josephine
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. OFT. Music and
~ constituted the program for
Lvening, several fine selections