The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-09-21

The M. e. Church Will nave unuSu-
ally interesting services on Sunday.
In the morning the pastor will preach
on: 1.-The Glorious Guest For the Rug
i ged Road" In the evening the service
Afor Prayer for our boys called to the
ncrs. The pastor will preach on:
Eoldier's Bunch of Forget-Me-
1t is expected that Mr.. Walter
nd Mr.. Appenzeller, two U. S.
will sing and play. Everybody
urch Sunday.
F. Berry, Q. D., U. S. A, of
e, visited his family over Sun
e" Weeks, of Pleasantville,
on Tuesday into the cottage
4 D. II. Page on Lee avenue.
Horton, of Camp Meade,
over Sunday.
ire it is believed by sparks
ing locomotive, the pile of
les belonging to the con-
ructing the new meadow
ped in the vicinity of
rd, blazed up last Tues
threatening destruction
Fortunately railroad sec
king near, assisted by
yOrers and volunteers eX
re DldZ6 D6lOT6 6AI6uSlNo
Vas done. An alarm of fire
Punded but the fire apparatus
lot taken to the scene
ling and bridge building materi-
have been delivered and work has
tarted on the rebuilding, uniting and
Widening of the Shore Road structures
bver the creek. The decking on the
old bridge broke through a month ago
.-1 -, H. I~-x,,v +,,,a1y +~a vol xyhtnh ~
S subjected to and has been patched
several times since then. Present OPP
eratiens will provide proper bridge
support on the main highway and ade-
quate entrance to the new boulevard.
Mr.. C. P. Hammell has had an in
Eresting sight on his premises con-
listing of an apple tree covered with
bower of grape vines from the
branches of which hung, clusters of
punches of choice Concord grapes
particularly pleasing to both eye and
taste.
A tie-up occurred on the south-bound
track of the Pennsylvania Railroad at
5 o'clock last Friday afternoon by the
derailment of two freight cars a mile
north of Absecon. The track was
/ blocked>sbout two hours during which
NV otlICddlOp I'LL lu1iio
Ee diverted to the north-bound track
m proceeding to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Harry Shull, daughter of Mrs.
Jennie Freas, of North Absecon, is
dangerously ill in the Jefferson Hos
pitai, Philadelphia, where she has
been confined the last three weeks.
She will be remembered as Miss Sadie
Freas before her marriage several
years ago. Her family lives in Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. R, Wesley BROMLEY and Mrs
William G.. BROMLEY returned last
Tuesday to their homes in Baltimore
after spending two very pleasant
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel F.
BROMLEY, at North Absecon.- Mrs.
\ William Brownley's infant daughter,
| Marguerite, aged 9 months, made a
distinct physical gain and cut two
teeth while here the half month.
MnDVring one of the heavy showers
Wednesday afternoon hail as
quarters and larger fell in
|ity of Charles Irelan's, North
treet and New Jersey avenue.
S the hailstones fell thick
land says many of the icy
emained on the ground TWEEN
bs before entirely vanishing.
BILE T. J. Hamilton is run
ain for reelection to that of
he Second Ward.
V. Miller returned home last
rom his vacation spent in tour
o. It's of New Jersey and Penn
in his automobile. He left
IN Monday and spent the first
It Washington, N. j., the second
H. .I - n~-IN.
Pa, and the fourth at Borden
b., N. J. He had a pleasant trip
oh proved to be of benefit to his
18th and greatly enjoyed his ex-
ipn. He motored $40 miles with
trouble or mishap and used IS
ons of gasoline.
RS. Hannah Bowen, mother of Mrs.
ry V. Miller, fell off the steps at
North Absecon home last Sunday
injured herself both internally
externally, especially about the
pr extremities.
ISIS Lizzie Lingelbach went to
Ipsgrove last Sunday to work at
powder works.
Mrs. Edward Brandt has sold her
/ North Absecon property to the Tri-
pician family. of Atlantic City, who
purchased the John Boice farm a year
ago. On the latter place they have
done intensive farming this summer,
and will plan to actively engage in
filling the soil on the Brandt farm
also next year. Mrs. Brandt will sell
at public auction next Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock her personal prop
erty consisting of household furnish
ings, stool ducks and geese, farming
implements, etc. Mr.. Brandt died ear
ly this year.
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