The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-06-07
SOMERs POINT DOINGS

OF last orange.
Mrs. John Woodbine and children.
Of Conshohoeken, Pa. are visiting M.
and Mrs. Benjamin Lashley. Of HEX
DRY Point.
Jack Jewell and wife. Of Hickory
Point, We're visiting in Vineland over
the weekend.
Raymond Stretch motOred TO Phila-
delphia and visited the Zoo the first Of
the week, and his friends wonder how
he aver got home again.
George Saar, of George street and
Shore road, had as his guests over the
weekend: Mrs. Claudine Sommers, Of
Philadelphia; Mrs. Vernon Snyder and
two daughters, Mary and Irene, Of
Williamstown.
William Frank and wife, Sr., Wm.
Frank and wife, Jr., of Philadelphia,
visited Louis Gimme. Sr., over Sunday.
A fishing party was enjoyed by all be-
fore returning to their respective
homes.
Harry Talge, who has opened his
cottage at New Jersey and Bay ave
nues. will remain here after this week
for balance OF season.
Recent arrivals at Beach House are:
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Willis, Of Bryn Mawr,
Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. c. Alwine and Mr..
and Mrs. c. Alwine, Jr., Of Media, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Welsh and son
Archie, Jr., Mrs. Violet Hale, of Phil
adelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Belford Mad
kiff, of Vineland; ". Welsh, OF Bel
mar, and G. Taylor, OF Palmyra.
Mrs. L. ". Green and two sons.
VIM. and Frank, of Salem, visited
& 1 bafY con CaoRga at Ranch un14ua prnr
the weekend.
N. B. Mains and wife have returned
to their home on Higbee avenue, after
a motor trip through the New Eng
land States.
George Mains, Of New York, has
been visiting his brother, NJ. B. Mains,
on Higbee emu
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ware have open
ed their summer cottage on Bay ave.
Miss Lucy Madden. of New York.
niece of Mrs. Eta Slater, will spend
the summer at Hotel Waverly.
Nh. and Mrs. VIM. Cavanaugh, pro
prietors of Beach House, We're guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Willis. of Bryn
Mawr, Pa, at a luncheon on board
their cabin cruiser last Sunday, on the
Great Egg Harbor Bay.
Vim. T. Schimor. formerly of Schi-
NOR & Biddle, stock brokers OF Phila-
delphia, spent Sunday at Old Point
Hotel, with his friend Dewey Kauff-
man.
Chief Leach, of Philadelphia, is
down for the season and is being en-
tertained by his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sooy visited
Sallie Dennis, of Scullville, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bromley have
opened up their home at Bay and
Annie avenues for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Sheppard. of Phil
adelphia, have opened their summer
home on Bay avenue.
The Euchre held in the Red Mems
Hall on Saturday evening by the ladies
of St. Joseph's Parish Melted o
than 800.
Lewis B. Matthias. of New Jersey
and Shore road is having TWO more
new stores added to his present build
ing.
An important business meeting was
held by the Sunday School officials Of
Bethany NJ. P. Church after prayer
meeting, Wednesday evening, and ma
ny things We're planned for the sum
Decoration Day was observed a, HE
Point in various ways. In the morn
ing an alarm of fire was pulled for a
practice run. which caused some ex-
element at first. They say there will
be a series of these runs to take place
at different times when least expected.
Then many went fishing and some
good catches were reported, while 9th
ers j%ourneyed TO Linwood and spent
the day at Oak Grove, where they had
an all-day sport meet, along with
speaking and baseball games. In the
evening a party given to Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Bremen, OF Shore road and Pleas
ant avenue, in honor of their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary, was held in
the Volunteer Fire Co. Hall. The hall
was beautifully decorated for the oe-
casion and refreshments were served
at a late hour. after which everybody
present retired home happy and tired
for the day.
Elwood Saylor, member of the firm
OF Saylor & Saylor. moved into his
new bungalow at Sixth and Pennsyl-
vania avenue last week.
Walter Clark, who is connected with
the Bay View Hotel. is now sporting
a new auto-a Ford Tudor.
The greatest display of flags see
Memorial Day in this place was
made-by the old soldiers of High Bank.
The Chamber OF Commerce met
Tuesday evening in the Council Cham
Der and disposed Of much new bust
ness. They were instructed to ask
the Shore Fast Line to make New Jer-
sey avenue a regular stop again, and
also 10 ask them TO stop at the base
ball grounds on Sundays during the
games the rest OF the season. Seven
new members were added 10 the al
ready long list of names on its books.
Its next meeting will be held on the
first Tuesday OF next month.
George Saar, who has been beauti-
flying his property at George street and
Shore road, certainly deserves much
credit for the way he has improved it.
The Moose Lodge held its regular
meeting in Red Mems Hall on Shore
road on Wednesday evening and initia-
ted as new members the following.
Dewey Kaufman, Harry Henning,
Matthew Urian and ONE others. At
ter all business was transacted a very
pleasant hour was spent in honor OF
]. J. Arnold's birthday, and the Colo
NAL Society Orchestra furnished the
music for the occasion.
Vim. Mcdonald has given up the
restaurant business on Shore road and
has moved TO Second street, above
New York avenue.
J. J. Arnold & Son. Inc, will make
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