, 1903-06-17
Wildwood.

The Wildwood Baptist church has Sc
cured a new carpet and willing hands
were busy laying It on Monday.
Charles E. slough. of Vineland, has &C.
cepted a position as head clerk in Cohtn
Brothers Wildwood Pharmacy. Mr..
Slough took up his duties on Tuesday.
Work was resumed on the Togwatton
Cottage Tuesday morning and is being
pushed vigorously.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Health met last Saturday evening in the
Wildwood Borough hall with the usual
routine of business.
Mrs. VIM. H O'Keefe accompanied by
her niece, Miss Florence Garrety, came
down from Philadelphia Monday evening
to spend a few days in their cottage on
Glenwood avenu
/ still have some nice 1903 calendars
which l will give free to all applicants.
John Bright, Real Estate and Insurance,
Wildwood.
Electric light is acknowledged to be in
this age IN indispensable luxury and n
of great value to any locality where used
there are ne lights superior to those fur
nished Wildwood. X
The Standard Oil Company has erected
tanks on Garfield avenue INC will soon
run wagons on the island by way of the
new county bridge.
The new trolley road to the fishingI
grounds and for excursion parties or
the island is an attraction that will bel
appreciated and will nave a markell
effect or the price of property. Baker
Bros. X
Daniel Wade and family, of Philadel-
phia, are occupying their cottage on the
corner of Pacific and Glenwood avenues
for the summer.
Hotel Ruric will soon be opened for the
season.
Natures gift to Wildwood is a perfect
beach and delightful forest park, the
charms of which are acknowledged by all
visitors. Baker Bros. X
Two new meat markets have opened up
for business in the past week. The Phil
adelphia Meat Market, corne of Pacific
and Cedar venues Holly Beach and the
Central Meat Market in the store adjoin-
ing the Seacrest.
At many seashore places cistern water is
still used for domestic Use. Dur artesian
wells furnish an abundant supply of the
purest water for household use and fire
PAOoOOoAcAs 0"h DiCp'
Clayton Lowe and wife are spending|
some time in Chester, Pa, at the homeI
of Mrs. loves parents
Bakers pavilion is being repaired and|
put n shape forqthe summe season.
Wildwood has churches, places of
amusement and an atmosphere of orderI
and comfort that is pleasing to the thou
sands of visitors to this rapidly growing
resort. Baker Bros. X
Last Wednesday mornings freight wasl
delayed by small miShaps and did not ar-I
rive at Wildwood till late in the day, toI
the disappointment Of some of our busi-|
ness men who were anxiously awaiting.
The new bridge and turnpike to the
main and will bring to our doors at
lowest possible cost an abundance of
fresh milk, fruits and vegetables, which
will be a great advantage to our people.
Among the Hotel Dayton arrivals have
been: VIM. Coffin, G. N. Gregg, Chas.
D; Ball, Camden; Miss Clara 7; Butte,
]. G. Varndyie, Samuel F. Goss, ]. B.
Heston, Alex. Savers, L. H.. Chavasse,
Philadelphia; Fred D. Schell, II. HI.
Voorhees,, Mrs. H. H. Voorhees,. f. G.
English, Wildwood; L. j. Beck, Frank
lin Sykes, David Sykes and wife, John
Fox, Mrs; G. g; fancy, Mrs, N; 5.
Alex Savers, Geo. Caron and wife, Phil
adelphia; MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Harold
Poulson, Irene p. Poulson, Wayne, Pa. !;
@: E.. Machold, Thos. 7. Cumby, Phil
a~delphia; Henry j. West, Gloucester
City; Thos. B. Usher, Hoboken; E. H..
Chew, Geo. B. Bond, Camden; Chas. W.
Atmore, Philadelphia; w. n. Sharpnack,
Salem, o.
Splendid cement and flagstone side
walks and curbing have aiken the place
of sandy, muddy or uneven walks n
wooden curb; and our streets are hard,
smooth n clean. Baker Bros. x
Benjamin G. Reeve and William S.
Scull, of Camden, were in Wildwood
Monday evening as guests at the Sheldon.
Both Mr.. Reeve and Mr.. Scull are direc-
tors in the Camden Safe Deposit and
Trust Company, Mr.. Reeve being vice
president and trust officer. Mr.. Scull is
the well known wholesale coffee dealer in
Camden. This was his first visit to Wild
wood and he was much surprised at the
rapid development of Five Mile Beach.
They returned to Camden Tuesday morn
ing.
Wildwood has good railroad service
throughout the year. During the summer
season ~ mas Dne DtS6 UfdlH SERVICE One
Pennsylvania Railroad is able to give,
which the travelling public knows is ex-
cellent. Bake Bros. x
Mayor Latimer r. Baker and John n.
Newcomb were in Cape May Monday
night to attend a meeting of Cape May
Lodge, f. & A. Nj. Mr.. Baker was
given a degree.
Sewerage at a seaside city is a very i'm
portant feature. Our perfect system of
sewerage makes Wildwood a most desira-
BILE place. Baker Bros. x
The freight station is being enlarged to
accommodate the rapidly increasing bust
ness of the railroad company.
Do not imagine that the price of lots in