The Pleasantville press., 1924-09-20
soMERs POINT DoINGs.
BY R. Van Syckel.

Mrs. Edward Gilmartin, of Atlantic
City, visited Joseph Deyine, who is
convalescing from hay fever.
Capt. Reuben Doughty caught thir
teen weakfiish, weighing altogether
100 lbs, in the bay, the largest weigh
ing IL pounds.
G. Terry and family. of Launch Ha-
ven, left for Philadelphia by auto, after
spending the season here.
A game of baseball will be played
on the home grounds on Saturday be
tween Chips 1915 team and picked
team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Schuyler and
daughter Elizabeth spent day recent
ly with their old friend, William Tan
quay.
Mrs. Peters, of Pittsburgh, mother oil
Mrs Carl Kaffka, is spending couple
of months with her daughter Mrs
Peters is in her 87th year.
Eddie Galbreath motored to Phila.
delphia over the weekend and return
ed to the Old Point hotel on Tuesday
Walter Johnson wants it known that
he is not plumber, as published in
last weeks issue, but a landscape gar
dener.
There are 33 scholars from this
place, who are committing to Atlantic
City and attending the high school.
w. j. Dunbar, captain of police, and
wife, of Glenolden, Pa, are stopping at
the Waverly hotel.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Bispham and Mrs.
Bispham are visiting Mrs. Naomi Craig
head for an indefinite stay.
Charles Chamberlain, member OF
the Board of Education, spent last
Monday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mae Edgar, of Philadelphia, is
visitor at the Waverly hotel
William Murphy caught channel
bass last Tuesday, in the bay here,
weighing rs pounds.
Mayor George Coll has taken pos
session of his new bungalow, at the
corner of Gibbs avenue and Shore
road.
Louis Emmick, of Philadelphia,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Lemmle.
Jos. Boyle, of Buffalo; John E. Wal
ker and James Meehan, of Philadel-
phia, all postal inspectors, are at the
Waverly hotel.
John Devine and Charles Brown, of
Philadelphia, and Fred Kline, of At
lantic City. are having erected three
new homes on Risley-Matthias tract,
Launch Haven, and will be of the
latest style.
Daniel Lang and wife and Mrs. Min
ME Dittus have returned to their home
in Germantown, Pa.
Sergeant and Mrs. Potter have re-
turned to Philadelphia, after enjoying
one of the best seasons fishing and
grabbing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Deither enter
tanned as their guest Richard Van
SAINT, of Atlantic City, last week
Miss Johnson has returned to Ger
mantown, Pa.
Fred Arnold, who has been ill, is
able to eout and around again.
Mrs. Somers Steelman caught the
largest fish of the season in the bay
as a sportswoman of this place, it be-
ing IL ID. weakfish.
The new teachers for the coming
term in the public school here are:
Mrs. Nettie C. Leeds, Miss Margaret
Myers, Miss Margaret Bevan, Miss
Margaret Finnegan, Miss Abigail Hold
erman, Mrs. Florence Johnson and
Mrs. NJ. Ash.
Mrs. d. Kaufman spent the week
end with Mrs. Charles Paul, of Phila-
delphia.
Leroy Rossi and Miss Ruth Clifford
were married by the Rev. Richard Ma
honey, pastor of the Somers Point
Baptist church.
George Luckenbach, who is now en-
ployed in Philadelphia, spent the week
end with his family
v. Patton, wife and family. Miss
Mary Mahoney and Miss Mary Patton,
of Philadelphia, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Patton.
Miss Ruth Coulson will teach at the
Seullville public school.
Sidney Scull and wife have moved
to Ocean City, where Mrs. Scull has
accepted a position as teacher in the