, 1903-09-16
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November | and probably all winter.
Abrick pavement is being laid around
the residence of DIR. A. G. Andrew.
The fishermen around this section are
inactive at time of writing. They CON-
tend that there is a scarcity of bluefish
just now.
". A. Beckett, the local photographer,
leaves here for the winter, but expects
to return nex spring. He is going to
open up in Vineland for the winter
where he will be pleased to meet his old
friends and customers at any time.
Fine groceries, teas and c~offees, Meri-
dale butter, Ayrmont butter, fine hams
and bacon at Wildwood Bazaar. X. w.
Ryan.
Samuel l.. Carman, the shoemaker,
cor. of Pacific and Garfield aves., has
decided to remain here indefinitely.
He came from BridgetOn. His family
are very old residents of that section of
the State.
John Reese is having a f1agstone
pavement laid around his residence.
Ogden and Platt are doing the work.
Surf bathers We're as numerous as
ever on Saturday last, September 18th.
The beach presented a lively appear
ance with the gayly bedecked bathing
costumes of the young matrons from
the city. The weather continues favor
able and the owners of the various
bathing pavilions are in glee and in
hope of continued good weather.
b. +. Thomas, a travelling salesman
for the dry goods firm of w. d. Murphy
of Philadelphia, is aguest at the Centre
House. He is enchanted with this
place and says he intends 10 buy a
number of lots. Having travelled ex-
tensiyely along the coast towns he con-
tends there Is no beach the equal of this,
and sees a bright future in store for the
inhabitants.
Mech d Co. desire to return their
hearty thanks to the Holly Beach Fire
department for their prompt and etfi-
cient action in putting out the fire on
Tuesday of last week, also to the friends
who assisted in saving the goods in
the store.
The Rev. William l.. Pettingill, of
Wilmington, Delaware, teacher of the
bible class of the Wilmington Bible
Union, and teacher of the bible class
of the Pennsylvania railroad Y. NJ.
~. y. at ullauClpula Will plSaCu
both morning and evening at the Holly
Beach Presbyterian church next
Sunday. The morning subject will be
ject, Bruised reeds and smoking
flax
You can buy the famous w. l..
Douglass and Walk-Over shoe, at
Glickman's.
Miss Anna Kemper, of Philadelphia,
daughter of Mr.. Kemper who has an
ice cream and candy store corner OF
Schellinger and Pacific avenue, returned
home on Monday after having spent a
delightful vacation here. She speaks
in glorious terms of the improved con-
dition of her health and says she has
gained II pounds.
Among the Centre House arrivals
the past week have been VIM. Man
derson, Augustus Dubosq, Robert NJ
Boyce and wife, VIM. Wilson, Daniel
r. Oswald, Philadelphia; George Nat
tress, Jr., Clifton Heights, Pa; Sher'
wood Dix, Brammell, W.. Va: b. ID.
Collins, Millville.
Contractor Garrison has just beer
awarded contracts for the erection of
cottages, aud contracts with othel
builders for cottages are now being
closed. With the work to be given GU
in this direction, and the laying of sew
eral miles of cement sidewalks an(
eurbing, there is NJ doubt but Wha'
business will be booming in the build
ing line this winter.
The fishermen's beach meeting
which was held at the ocean end o
/ RalynP wanna Lost SunHnX NEoS Wpl
attended. After the opening exercise
Rev. c. NJ. Roberts, of the Church o
our Savior of West Philadelphia, de
livered an eloquent and stirring ad
dress on the return of the prOdical
His remarks were listened to witt
great interest and everybody SCENE
well repaid for attending the meeting
Next Sunday at the same place ant
time Charles l.. Huston, president c
the Young Mems Christian Associs
ton, Coatesville, Pa, will address tn
meeting. Everybody is cordial
invited.
Barker House guests the past wee
have been Frank Leaning, Leslie :
Ludlam, Court House; Mrs. K. Foster
Earl Foster, Mrs. Anna NJ. Albright
Mrs. John Kearns, Miss FanchOn A
DTlSul, MdSlSI JOHu AlUIlSul, MdSte
Frank Kearns, Philadelphia; J. 1
Collins, Camden.
Rev. L. S. Rush, pastor of the Pre-
byterian church, is away on IA month
vacation.
Walter Hurrell, of Court HOUSE
was on the island Tuesday distributin
among the borough clerks the ticket
for the special election to be held mex
Tuesday.
Subscribers to the JOURNAL who al
leaving the island for their city home
should promptly notify the publisht
of their change of address. We cal
not keep track of all our subscriber
unless we are so notified by postal {
letter.