, 1903-10-21
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a congregational meeting was held
III the Holly Beach Presbyterian church
on Monday evening for the purpose of
electing three trustees to succeed Peter
Lundine, Gustave Anderson and John
ii. Smith. Peter Lundine and Gus
tave Anderson were each elected for
three years and Lorenzo G.. Johnson for
one year. The election was followed
by a reorganization of the board as
follows: President, f. Yenney; secre-
tary, IL. Z. johnson; treasurer, Peter
Lundine.
Mr.. Brambell, mechanical engineer,
of Philadelphia, accompanied by Mr..
j. lhorp, civil engineer, also of Phila..
spent a few days here last week look
ing over the island with Il prospect of
further Investment, as he already owns
Il number of lots. They brought their
kodaks along with them and took a
number of pictures along the beach
front.
Owing to the heavy rains last week,
the men employed laying cement side
walks were laid off temporary. but
eX pect to resume work some time this
week. The present outlook for a COLI
tinuation of good weather is promising
and mechanics in this section are con-
soling themselves at the bright pros
pect in store for plenty of work in the
building trades.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church Of Holly Beach held
their regular meeting at the parsonage
on Tuesday evening, October 18th. The
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Mrs. DIR. Rush; vice president,
Mrs. II. Ludlam; treasurer, Mrs. Gus
tave Andersoni secretary, Miss Minnie
Newcomb.
a chicken potpie supper will be given
by h Ladies' Aid Society of the Holly
Beach Presbyterian church on Friday
evening, October 30th, in the new Dor
ough hall, first floor, from 6to 9o'clock.
Tickets, % cents. Ice cream and cake
will be on sale.
Benz. Hutchinson purchased a lot on
Spencer avenue, between Pacific and
Holly Beach avenues and will build a
cottage for his W occupancy.
Chas. BentZ, a prominent real estate
operator was here Saturday and plan
ming Improvements to his cottage.
Conrad Austermuhl, who is having
plans made for a cottage Oh Rio Grande
avenue was here Sunday.
August Mautz and wife were Sunday
visitors. He contemplates making an
improvement by moving his cottage
back and building a pretty one with
modern conVeniences in the location of
the present one.
Edward l.. Rice, Democratic candi-
date for Senator, was in Holly Beach
last night and attended the ball.
A 46-room addition is being built on
The Beechwood, on Montgomery ave.,
this Will give a total of y rooms and
make it the largest hotel in the town.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles L. HeinIe, of
Philadelphia, who own a cottage on
Pacific and avenue, were among the
Sunday visitors.
Mrs. Kate Stein left Oh Saturday last
for Camden, to attend the marriage of
her brother Frederick Benner.
John NJ. Vance has the contract for
the raising of the Randolph villa and
making a 1-foot basement.
Mr.. Cowpland, of Philadelphia. is
arranging for the renovation of the
Cedarcroft villa.
Oliver j. Leigh, owner of the Glad
stone, has received bids for the con-
struction of five cottages, situated in
Anglesea, on the tract owned by larry
II. Ottens.
Chas. l.. Young, who purchased a
lot on Goungs avenue, will award the
contract for a cottage before November
LIST.
New lot of school stationery, blank
books, composition books, etc, just in
at Mech x Co.'S store.
Francis Dimaio, owner of the Turin
cottage, Burke avenue, was down on
Sunday.
Andrew J. Olson, left to-day for New
York ON a business trip.
If troubled with a weak digestion try
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. They will do you good. For sale
by Cohen Bros, Wildwood; G. w.
Dougherty, Anglesea; NJ. l.. Branin,
Holly Beach.
n. NJ. Nelson bought a lot on Burke
avenue, last week, and will build a
cottage on it this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Wall went to
CamGen this afternoon to visit their
daughter.
Senator Hand was among the throng
at the Firemen's ball last night.