, 1904-11-23
HOLLY BEACH SENDS
A BUDGET OF NEWS
Breezy Notes and Spicy Bits
of News
H ITEMS of INTEREST

ments including its being raised and
placed on a solid foundation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Matthews
have returned from their sightseeing
tour of the South.
The Chas. F. Dyce cottage on the
corner of Pacific and Baker
has been sold to A. Whitehead, a
Philadelphia contractor and builder,
who expects to occupy the same next
season.
Henry w. Friday and family have
arrived from Philadelphia and taken
up their residence in their cottage hear
the Methodist church. They expect
to remain all winter.
Elaborate preparations have been
going on for some time for the electri-
cal entertainment to be given Thanks
giving eve in Bakers Auditorium. 1t
is arousing much interest.
The interior of the Hollywood M. E.
church has been undergoing a number
of repairs during the past two weeks.
The plaster ceiling has been torn off
and replaced by a ceiling of hard wood
finish. Services will be held in the
church next Sunday.
Presiding Elder, DIR. Hewitt, will
hold the fourth quarterly conference
in the Hollywood M. E. Church on
Tuesday, Nov. 29th., at two O'Clock.
All members of the said conference are
requested to be present.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church is arranging to give a
novel Clipping social" in the Somer-
set Apartments, on Monday evening,
Dec. 5th. A pleasant time is antici-
pated.
Mrs. c. Fl. Kurtz and son spent last
week in Philadelphia.
The Wild Rose cottage ON Mont
gomery venue is undergoing repairs
and is to be r~epainted.
On Saturday of last week a horse be-
longing to Frederick Meyer became
frightened by the breaking of a piece
of harness, overthrowing the wagon.
No serious damage was done.
Among the county school teachers
who stopped at the Centre House dur
ing the county convention here, were
Misses Dora M. Hall, Rae S. Grace,
of Cape May Court House; Sarah
Rosenbaum, of Woodbine; Gertrude
M. Fisher, of South Seaville; Mary E.
Hildreth, of Rio Grande; and Mary M.
Ludlam, of South Dennis.
S. r. Matlack, of Moorestown,
Clois w. Snyder, of Mt. Holly; and
Oswald Cooper, of Merchantville were
guests of the Centre House the past
week.
Among the county school teachers
attending the convention here and
stopping at the Beachwood were j. b.
Hastings, Misses Hettie Townsend
and Agnes Feaster, of West Cape
May; A. w. Hand, o. o Barr, Misses
Carrie Chamberlain, Laura Wemple,
Bicie Jones, Aida V. Kirk, Frances
Hart, Name Bohm, Marie Y. Moore,
of Cape May; A. S. Chamberlain, of
Beesley's Point and Sarah A. Dynes,
of Trenton.
Harry g. Smith, of Philadelphia,
was a Sunday visitor here. He is
thinking of investing here.
James N. Maxim and daughter
Anna, Elmer Pinker and w. II. Stein,
composed a party who went off shore
on Tuesday cunning. The party came
home with eight rabbits to their credit,
one of which Miss Maxim killed with
her gun.
Borough Clerk Harry Hewitt has
contracted during the past week with
Robert Bright for the erection of a
double cottage at the corner of An
drew and Attic Mr.. Hewitt
also has the contract to build a cottage
on Bennett avenue east of Pacific for
f. S. Uric, of Philadelphia.
DR.. Adams took a trip to Phila-
delphia on Tuesday.
The unoccupied half of the Hotel
Colonial basement has been rented to
a Cape May man who will open a pool
room therein in the near furute.