The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-10-11
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
BONDS SELLING FREELY
Annual Meeting and Election of Off
GERS Friday Night, October 10th.
important Matters Before Body.
LIST OF BoNDHoLDERs TO DATE

The annual meeting. of the Cham
Der of Commerce of Pl~easantyille viii
be held this Friday evening, October
10th, in the City Hall at 7.30 o'clock
Election of officers will take place and
other matters of Importance will be
considered, and all members are urged
to attend.
Among the matters of Importance to
be considered is the sale of stock in
the issue of $4,000 recently made for
the purpose of purchasing and equip
ping the factory on Mulberry avenue,
which is now occupied and leased by
Best Silk Company. The entire amount
divided into twelve hundred shares of
Five Dollars each, are being purchased
eagerly by Personalities citizens in
terested in the civic advancement of
the town, and more than half of the
stock has been subscribed for yolunta-
rily. A committee appointed by the
Chamber solicited subscriptions the
past week and received prompt re
Spouse from the merchants and citi-
zens solicited.
Following is the list of member sub
scribers who have purchased from one
to seventy-ive shares, those names of
persons who have subscribed but
which are not mentioned being in the
hands of the particular committee
which they subscribed through. Those
who have not subscribed are invited to
apply at once for participation in the
movement to John s.. Weaver. Presi-
dent; T. B. Wootton, Secretary; either
of the P~leasantyille banks or any of
the committee authorized to receive
subscriptions.
Those having already subscribed in
clude: Charles S. Adams, Jellinek &
Allen, Mark W. Blake, Charles E. Bet
terton, Ernest Boyer, Hugh Collins,
Frank B. Hubin, Charles w. Ingersoll,
John W. Kirkbride, T. Harry Obert,
John F. Ryon, L. B. Ryon, James L.
Risley, Albert L. Rogers, Alvin P.
Risley, r. P. Thompson, John S. Wea-
yer, Zippler & Wootton, Elmer S. Wea-
yer, j. H. Weaver, Geo. Zippler. Jr.,
j. Ward Weaver, Mrs. Charles E. Til
ton, Mrs. Roger Williams, DR.. W. J..
Hudson, James H. Yates, Samuel ].
Clark. Walter OFT, Webster Price, Lake
& Bossler, Edward Goehler, Robert H.
Zane, E. F. Adams, Louis Russo, Jas.
h. Pauley, Frank FaZio, DR.. Leland
Madden, H. w. Helfrich, Max Kirseht.
Parker T. Harris, A. W. Petit, NJ. A.
Heinzer, A. P. Ryon, Cal. Zimmerman.
DR.. Charles H. Conover, DR.. Clyde M.
Fish, DR.. Halvor L. Harley, Pardon
Adams, John P. Ashmead, William L.
Anderson, Wilbur w. Adams, Howard
R. Bensel, Harry Brown, John E.
Blake, Philip R. Bowen, Charles NJ.
Chattle, Thomas F. Crawford, Abra-
ham Freeman, P. G. Hannum, Samuel
Ireland, Albert z. James, S. c. Lippin-
colt, D. S. LeCampte, Edward Meloney,
Warren Marshall, Mainland Republi-
can Club, Japhet Price, Lewis R.
Smith, George w. Smith, William C.
Sullivan, Walter W. Whitman, Ber-
tram E. Whitman, Osborne Ware. Rob-
ert NJ. Willis, DR.. Thomas Chew, D.
w. Macmillan, DR.. G. F. Starr. Henry
c. Thomas, Rev. Pennington Corson.
Howard Fox, H. B. Boyer, Herman
Boehm. j.. NJ. Mecouch, and others.
A condensed se%eretarial report OF
the Chambers progress since its 2
nization will be made and plans dis
cussed for continuing the project of
securing more industries for the city.