, 1903-12-16
Holly Beach,.

Ihoe. montgomery was q saturday
visitor.
Coz siderable holly is being shipped
to the city from the Holly Beach
station.
Gustav Anderson, treasurer of the
Holly Beach Fire Company, made a
business trip to Anglesea on Wednesday
of thi. week.
Bea .tiful oil paintings from 81 To $40
by a tne artist for sale at Mech u Co. =.
Councilman and Mrs. Somers Bar
nett spent Tuesday night of this week
in Brligeton and gave a treat IL the
students of South jersey Institute in
honor of the birthday of their daHgll-
ter, Miss Edna Barnett, who is num-
bered among the students of that iusti-
tuition The banquet took place in the
parlors of the college building ut $50
O'Clock In the evening when ice cream,
cake, etc, were served, to which the
s1Xty-eight students of the school were
invited. Miss Barnett was presented
with g silver paper cutter by her girl
associates of the college, and from the
principal and the boys she received a
handsome ebony comb, brush and
mirror. She was also the recipient of Il
beautiful boquet of flowers, the gifts
being presented in IA neat speech 10y IA
member of the faculty. In the course
of the evening Prof. Warren Marts.
principal of the school, gave a pleasing
address. The affair was one of the
most onjoyable social gatherings that
ever assembled at the Institute, and
evidenced the popularity of one Of the
fairest of the fascinating girls of Holly
Beach. Miss Barnett presented TO her
room mate, Miss Bertha Mills, OF
Paterson, a beautiful gold ring with "a
pearl setting.
New sour erout BE a quart at Wild
wood J azaar.
Chris tmas gifts at Glickman's.
The steamer Francis NJ. Smith, of
Holly Beach, grounded on Absecon bar
while attempting TO enter the inlet at
Atlantic City last Sunday morning.
She WIS hoated on Monday al high
tide. No damage was done except the
loss of :. deck load of cod fish.
JOSEF h Hussong, of Camden, has
awarde | the contract to VIM. T. Gar
rison for the erection of a handsome
cottage TO be built on his three lots al
the COZ er Of Taylor and Holly Beach
avenu The house will be one of the
hhN2h AIOllN DNatA anu VIII IOHb III
the nc HborhOod of 81, 900.
J1hn O,AnIz is having bis Montgomery
avenue cottage remodeled and painted.
Christmas presents for young and old
at Mech d Co.'S. K
The Holly Beach fishermen made a
catch of cod fish amounting to about
one thousand pounds on Tuesday Of
this week. The cod generally continues
to run in this vicinity until about Feb
ruary.
Contractor VIM. II. Garrison and
Roberts d Johnson have issued beautiful
1904 calendars. Mech y Co. are hay
ing an artistic calendar gotten up in
New York. Carl Erickson has had a
pretty calendar printed at the JOURNAL
OFFICE.
That part of Holly Beach adjacent to
Schellinger and Holly Beach avenues,
has undergone quite a transformation
in the past year. Contractor Robert
Wright took the initial step when ne
built his residence there and since then
several good Improvements have been
made in that vicinity which Mr..
Wright is responsible for to a great eX-
tent.
Guests at the Centre House have
been Leslie S. Ludlam, Chas. f. Gar
retson, Court House; Nelson Keim,
Martinsburg, Pa; Joseph H. Hall,
VIM. A. Tompkins, Jr., Arnold Bor-
man, James Paden, Jr., Philadelphia;
VIM. l.. Cain, Atco.
Double blankets in large sizes at 81
a pair at Glickman's.
d. E. Pickering & Co. have just com
pleted moving the cottage of August
Mautz a few feet TO another part of the
lot on Davis avenue, in order that there
may be a larger door yard. The resi-
dence of Robert Wright has also been
moved by the same firm from Holly
Beach avenue to an adjoining lot on and
facing Schellinger venue Pickering
and Go. have also raised the cottage of
Lieutenant Hamm Oh Garfield avenue.
RECTOR OF ST. LUKE'S,