, 1904-09-21
SEPTEMBER DAYS AT
WILDW0OD-BY -THE-SEA
The News of the Week
Carefully Reviewed

Herbert johnson, who is studying
pharmacy in Philadelphia, has been
taking a vacation and spending the
week with his parents here, Conductor
and Mrs. g. A. j. johnson.
If you need a new gun call on Nick
erson in Holly Beach and get prices. n
r. w. Ryan, president ofthe Marine
National Bank of Wildwood, is off on
a trip to the Pocono Mountains in
Pennsylvania with his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Wick closed their
cottage and returned to their Philadel-
phia home on Sunday. Their property
is on Pine avenue, comprising three or
four lots. tits surrounded by a velvety
lawn on all sides and with the bloom
ing flowers this summer has made it
one of the most attractive homes OF
the island.
Charles w. Zeisse, a Philadelphia
hotel keeper, has awarded the contract
to Collector b. V. VanHorn for the
erection of a $4,000 cottage on 18th
street in the Ottens tract.
Mrs. G. M. Gingrich, of Baltimore,
Md, who has occupied the cottage of
Prof. Noelsch on Maple avenue during
the past summer, took her departure
on Tuesday and will visit relatives in
Virginia prior to occupying her city
home. Mrs. Gingrich was the author
of the phrase 1.-THE Island of Exhaust
less Charm" that appeared in the
JOURNAL for the first time and which
has since been widely quoted. Mrs.
Gingrich made many friends here dur
ing the summer, who hope to greet her
next season.
Among the Willard Hall arrivals
the past week have been MI. and Mrs.
w. E. Zeller, Dean Pontius Zeller,
Vineland; -. Albert Lewis. Geo. II.
Roberts, Mr.and Mrs. Richard Twelves,
Miss M. b. Twelves, Miss A. E. Wright,
Rev. E. Hewitt, Mrs. j. j. Garrison, of
Camden; Joseph r. Davis, of San
Francisco; John S. Davis, Nellie Balen-
tine, Mrs. Mary. V. Trimble, Richard
Il. Trimble, Cornelia |. Trimble, saml.
NJ. Triffiths, Annetta Myers, Geo.
DIR. Whiteman and family, of Phila-
delphia; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Flugel,
West Philadelphia; Mrs. J. E. Ricman,
Mrs. Bertha Moore, S. LippIncott
Moore, Elmer; J. w. Hughes, j. P.
Mapeley, Millville; Mrs. Florence
Boeton, Eurwood Boston, Woodstown;
Louis q. Carroll, Lura Reed, Ocean
City; Mrs. w. Is. Golf, Miss Hannah
Golf, Miss r. Pittit, Atlantic City; j..
A. Eliason, III. b. Haines, VIM. Smith,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. H. g. Shane,
Darby, Pa; Mrs. Jane Page, Bridgeton.
Miss Smith, of the Wildwood-by-the-
Sea School of Arts, will commence
teaching October LIST. She received her
musical education abroad, being a pu-
pill of Herr Mangold, professor of music
at Guild Hall, London, England, and
has been a successful teacher in Boston
for years. Those who place themselves
under her instruction will be pleased
with their progress and their teacher.
The school will open in the early spring
in John S. Browns cottage, opposite
the JOURNAL office, where will be
taught music. painting, %elocution, ply
steal education, modern languages, art
needle work, etc.
Mrs. Macgeorge, the wife of Professor
William Macgeorge, assistant cashier
of the Vineland National Bank, died
of hearts disease on Monday while at
the breakfast table. The deceased was
the mother-in-law of Borough Solicitor
VIM. E. Zeller.
J. B. Howell, who is interested in a
wholesale meat establishment at
Wilkes Barre, Pa, is stopping at Severn
Hall with his wife and daughters. Mr..
Howell owned property here at n
time and takes a keen interest i'll the
place, being much pleased at its steady
growth and thriving progress. On
Monday he went to Anglesea fishing
and was successful enough to catch a
supply for his OWL family and for his
friends, Collector VanHorn.
William Rich, of Atlantic City, rep
r~esenting The HI. Il. Davis Co., of Bal
timore, dealers in paints, was here Ibis
week.
w. E. Buzby, of Wellsboro, Pa, a
property owner on the island, paid a
visit to his friend, j. Albert Harris, on
Saturday. Mr.. Buzby will start soon
on a trip TO Chicago and the west;
At "a meeting of the Wildwood Fire
Co. held last night Samuel Carhart, OF
Ocean City, dealer in fire department
supplies, was present and the company.
voted to buy a hose wagon at a cost OF
$3.50. Harry Brutsche and X. X. Fit
craft were elected to membership III