, 1903-03-27
Wildwood.

Sheriff Ewing was on the island on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Elwood Antrim, of Merchant
vile, was i'll Wildwood last night.
Bernard Tronnem will start his milk
wagon next Monday for the season.
Lewellyn Hildreth, ESQ.,, a Cape
May county lawyer, has opened a law
office in Ryan's block.
Mr.. and Mis-. w. G. Gross came
down last Friday morning and re-
NAMED until Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Ryan left for
New York city Tuesday morning to
buy goods for Wildwood Bazaar.
l. d. Porter, sales agent for Geo. III.
Huddell d Co., Philadelphia coal deal
ers, was here last night.
William L. Malin and family, of
Media, Pa, has been spending the
week with relatives in Wildwood.
Harry G. Brown is building a cottage
on Maple avenue in the rear of the
Episcopal church for Mrs. Sarah Bridg-
man, of M~erchantville.
Lorenzo e. johnson will open up his
barber shop in the basement of the Al
dine about April Goth. Mr.. Johnson
will also conduct a laundry in the same
place this summer.
DR.. n. A. Cohen, who is GONZALES
cling from his recent illness, went to
Philadelphia yesterday morning to
spend a few days at the home of his
mother at Overlook. He was accom-
panied 10y his sister.
Chocolate Easter eggs, any name
placed on them. Leave your order at
Wildwood Bazaar. x
The Wildwood Board of Education
met at the residence of w. IL. Wash
burn on Monday evening and organ
lied by electing h. w. Ryan president
and John Ii. Smith district clerk. The
clerks salary vas fixed at $25 per year.
The regular monthly meetings were
fixed for the second Monday evening
I Of eacn month.
Messrs. Frederick Sutton, j. Fithian
Tatem, Judge II. II. Voorhees, and
County Clerk julius Way were on the
island on Wednesday and attended the
regular weekly meeting of the board of
directors of the Marine National Bank.
Ex-senator James Butcher, of Salem,
has resigned from the board and John
Reese was elected by the board to fill
the vacancy.
w. II. Allen, shoe repairing, Maple
avenue, west of the railroad, Wildwood,
n. J.. All work done at reasonable
prices and on short notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed. n
Morris Williams, a prominent BUSH
ness man of WllkesBarre, Pa, Joined
his wife at Severn Hall last night. Two
years ago Mr.. Williams and family
occupied a cottage here and expect To
be numbered among our cottagers this
coming season. Mr.. Williams is en-
thusiastic in his praises for the mani
fold attractions of Wildwood. Other
guests at the Hall are Mrs. Edward
Brennan, of Shamokin, Pa; Mrs. q. S.
Burnfield and Mrs. j.. G. Brooks, of
Philadelphia.
Among the Hotel Dayton guests the
past week have been NJ. j. Fritch, J.H
Beecher, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bech-
mann, Clair H. Bechmann, Frank
Muller, Charles w. Atmore, Charles j.
Loughran, Alfred Breddell, +. II. Pit
cairn, p. a. Pascal, J. l.. Kenworthy,
Phila.; Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. An
Ethel Andrews, +. Sutton, }. f. Tatem,
HaddonfeId; Judge and Mrs. H. H.
Voorhees,, Miss Helen Voorhees,, Wild
wood; George B. Hood, Haddon
Heights; Mrs. IL. H. Davis, Miss M.
Davis, VIM. p. Kaighn, S. T. Ham,
burg, Camden; DR.. Julius Way, Court
House.
For Sale.-A completely furnished
cottage OF Oak avenue, Wildwood.
Apply to or address the JOURNAL,
Wildwood, N. j. x
The banquet given at Severn Hall
last Saturday night by the successful
candidates at the recent election was a
very pleasant affair and will long lin
ger in the memory of the eighty some
persons present. President of Council
j. Albert Harris, as POSTMASTER, did
the town credit and previous to intro
ducing the speakers gave a nice little
opening speech. The orator of the eve
ming was Patrick f. Dever, ESQ.,, a
Philadelphia lawyer, and a cottage
owner at Wildwood. Mr.. Dever gave
an excellent speech, dwelling upon the
attractions of Wildwood as a resort and
the good government maintained. The
newly elected councilmen, John Bright
and Harry S. Durham, responded and
said that they would perform their
official duties to the best of their ability.
The remarks by Rev. A. w. Hand were
felicitous and provoked much laughter.
Other speakers were w. H. Bright and
r. w. Ryan. The Marine band dis
pensed music for the occasion, and the
menu furnished by Mrs. Severn was
praised by the b%anqueters.