, 1903-10-14
HOLLY BEACH RIPPLES
PERSONALS ABOUT YOU AND
YOUR FRIENDS MIXED WITH
a BATCH OF INTEREST
ING LOCAL NEWS
LOCAL TOPICS OF INTEREST TO YOU

The e schedule of the West jersey
aud Seashore railroad makes it very
lnconvenient for travellers from the is
land who desire to reach Glassboro and
points on the Bridgeton branch. The
afternoon train up, while stopping at
clayton, does not stop at GlassbOro.
Passengers for Glassboro, Elmer, etc.,
are obliged to change cars at MillvilIe
and wait over an hour for a train going
north to make connection for these
points. The northbound Cape May
train i'll the afternoon passes Glassboro
a few minutes before a traih for Bridge
ton arrives, so that close connection
could be made if the Cape May train
was scheduled to stop. For the past
eight or ten years the Cape May train
IN the afternoon going north has been
stopping at Glassboro and travellers to
and from these points think 1t very
strange that Glassboro should be drop
ped this year. In the morning no con-
nection car be made at all between
Five Mile Beach and the above men
toned places.
New dress goods, boys suits, mems
pants and some new jewelry just in at
Mrs. NJ. 5. Elmquist's store. Il
Hon. Thomas H. Barker, of Lower
Merton, Gladwyn, Pa, a former MEM
Der of the Pennsylvania Legislature,
who has a cottage at Holly Beach, was
thrown from his carriage on Monday
morning and had a leg broken. The
accident occurred on the River road,
below Mill Creek road, and was caused
by bis horse taking fright at the Read
ing Railway train.
New lot of school stationery. blank
books, composition books, etc, Just in
at Mech q Cos store.
The two cottages of Harry H. Platt
at Pacific and Garfield avenues are
undergoing some Improvements and
are being connected with an elevated
boardwalk, from the porches. The
two cottages will be conducted as a
boarding house.
Thomas Montgomery has been down
this week, arranging 10 have his small
building, which was undermined bv
the tide, moved from the foot of Rio
Grande avenue TO the corner of Mont
gomery and Holly Beach avenues.
Centre House arrivals the past week
have been Walter L. Yerkes, Emma
Yerkes, Julia S. Barley, John Wallace.
Jr., H. Moore Blake, Tuckahoe; Irene
Van Glider, Petersburg; Rev. E. NJ.
Ferguson.
The cottage of John H. Judge is be-
ing raised and undergoing some i'm
provements. John NJ. Vance has the
contract for the raising.
Allen w. Johnson is one of the best
BARRIERS that ever located in Holly Beach
and it is truly a luxury to sit in his
chair when he Yields the razor.
Mrs. Charles Nickerson has been
very ill during the past week.
Rev. T. S. Rush has just returned
from his months vacation.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Anderson, of Holly Beach, was
buried at Court House last Saturday,
Undertaken Ingersoll conducting the
funeral.
s. A. Laning is winding up his ice
business for the season and getting
ready to join his wife and family at
Bridgeton for the winter.
The Holly Beach Fire company has
posters out announcing a grand ball to
be held in the new borough hall on
Tuesday evening, October 10Th. Tick
cts, admitting gentleman and two la
dies, are being sold at one dollar. A.
NJ. Saterlee's famous orchestra will
render the music.