The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-07-19
SOMERS POINT DOINGs.
r. Van S9ckel.

Daniel Lang, of Delaware avenue. is
noted as some fisherman. and he has
been giving other summer residents
quite a run, as he has been catching
Weakfish. kingfsh. erOake#s. bass and
all other kinds Thai are 10 be found
in these waters and even large catches
OF eels, and his neighboHs can Youch
for this, as he keeps them all well
supplied with fish and cells. and they
hereby wish TO thank him for same.
He goes almost daily and says there
is no scarcity Of fish. as they have
been biting well lately. He knows
what he is talking about. the boys all
say.
John Strang, who has been sick al
his home on New Jersey avenue, is
able to be out again.
Small boys who had started a fire
on the beach along Bay avenue. near
Annie avenue, We're the cause Of the
bulkhead at that place catching fire
last Monday and called out both com
panies, who used a chemical hose and
soon had the fire out.
Joseph Timlin, of ~Pleasantville, was
in town Wednesday evening calling on
his many friends, and says he can see
a lot OF Improvements, after being
away Tor so short a time. Call again,
Joe.
The Junior Choir of Bethany N. P.
Church will hold a cake sale this Sat
urday afternoon and evening, when
japanese lanterns will be used for
lights. Ice cream and candy can be
had.
Members Of Keystone Chapter. No.
SO, o. Z. S, enjoyed the moonlight sail
they had planned. The boat made two
trips, there being TOO many TO take all
at n time. The affair was on We'd
nesday evening, on the yacht Helen,
which left the wharf at 8 and 10 o.
clock respectively.
Charles Whartenly, of Philadelphia,
was the guest of Louis Gimme, OF Har-
Dor Lane. the past week.
A number OF members Of Gen. Ros-
ser Camp, United Spanish Wan Veter-
ans, called on one Of their members,
Comrade Kavanagh, and wife, OF
Beach House, last Sunday. and the day
was spent in boating, bathing and fish
ing. The camp auxiliary eontemplates
another visit and voted Somers Point
a itdi pidit. AiiOuS tiOSt III dtltIlu-
ance We're: Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Wilson
and sons. William and Howard, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Wolbert, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
McCurdy and daughter Gertrude, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton and daugh-
ter Marie, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Moran, son
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
Whelman, Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Will
Jams, Mr.. and Mrs. George Sissler and
son, Mrs. NJ. MacNeill and K. F. Mac
Elwee, of Philadelphia.
The Athletic Association met Mon
evening in their new room over
Boyle's restaurant, and a thorough
cleanup was made in the club, as
some of the old players We're dropped
and new ones were taken in, thus in
surfing a better team than ever. New
managers were elected and commit
tees were appointed to fill the yacan-
cies OF the old ones With the new
players they hope to change their luck,
as it has been very poor lately. They
will meet again next Monday evening
at the present headquarters, when
some important matters will be taken
up. and all members and players are
urged to be present. The base ball
team will play at Yineland on Satur-
day, July 70, and on Sunday, July 20,
they will play Vineland on the home
grounds.
Recent arrivals at Beach House
were: Mr.. and Mrs. F. ". Fitzjohn
Mr.. and Mrr yam Doren, Mr.. and Mrs
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