, 1904-09-21
HOLLY BEACH CHAT.

Rev. Stanley N. CLARK, VIII preacn d
special sermon to the children of the
Sunday school at the Hollywood M. Il.
church Sunday morning at 1890. IA
cordial invitation extended to ALL"
William T. Hoge and family, who
have occupied f. Dimaio's cottage on
Burke avenue since June left for their
Philadelphia home at Overlook on
Monday. Mr.. Hoge has bought lots on
Roberts avenue, selecting two near the
ocean, as the sea air has proven very
beneficial to his wife. He may build a
cottage on them during the coming
year.
The family ofJohn f. Mawley return
ed to their Philadelphia home on Sun
day after spending the summer n their
Rio Grande avenue cottage.
Arthur d. Ayars and family returned
to their home in Bridgeton last Satur-
day after spending the summer in their
Rio Grande avenn cottage.
Let your wants be known in Il
cent-a-word column on the last page.
Last Sunday afternoon there were
about fifteen launches at the county
bridge, containing parties from Cape
May who came here on a trip.
Mrs. Jane Page, of Bridgeton, has
rented the Marine cottage on Schellen-
ger avenue, and with her son Chales,
who is a typo at the Five Mile Beach
JOURNAL office, will take possession
on Saturday of this week.
VIM. G. Hand, d. ID. S., dentist, of
Court House, will be at Cohen Bros.
drug store on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS of
each week.
1t was a most pleasant surprise to
the many friends and relatives of Mrs.
Barnett, the widow of our much es-
teemed Capt. Eli Barnett, who lived in
the Inlet house at the bridge, to see her
at Holly Beach last week. She visited
her SON here and enjoyed herself to
the utmost. Her friends called Upon
her and found in her the same genial
nature and displaying great interest in
the growth of the boroughs on this
island. Mrs. Barnett and Mrs. Rhoads
dined with Mrs. John HI. Judge before
Mrs. Barnett's return to her daughters,
Mrs. Nickerson, on the mainland. 1t
is some years since Mrs. Barnett has
been here. Her strength has returned
and were 1t not for a disability of her
right hand she would be as active as
she was when she and her husband
occupied their old home at the bridge.
We wish her a speedy return to this
island and a long and happy life.
Victor Judge-Stockell returned to
New York City on Wednesday. He
does not expect to return until about
Thanksgiving time.
Sewerage at a seaside city is a very
important feature. Our perfect system
of sewerage makes Wildwood a most
desirable place. Baker Bros. +
DIR. G. b. M. Adams has been visit
ing relatives in West Virginia.
Souvenir postal cards of Wildwood,
II varieties; for sale at Ryan's Bazaar
Among those from Holly Beach who
attended the meeting of the Municipal
League of Seashore resorts at Ocean
City last week were Mayor Smith,
Councilmen Woolston, Culver, Long,
and Barnett, Collector Bright and l.. o.
Smith, John Reese and VIM. R.
Plnker.
Black Saline skirts for fall wear
highly mercerised with deep ruffies
$1.15. Mech & Co.
Among those registered at the Cen
tire House the past week have been
Marshall N. Rice, Boston; Wallace
Taylor, Charles E. Sheppard, Bridge
ton; Mrs. G. l.. Kennedy, Clyde, N. Y,
Miss Edwards, Miss Reed, Frederick
Num-, L. J.. Sloaman, Philadelphia;
s. Smith, Cape May; Joseph Thorpe,
Harry Rawley, George MacCulloch,
Roxborough, Pa; Horace H. Manship,
Germantown; VIM. l.. Cain, Atco;
r.. Il. Greenlee, B~elleplain.
Brand new line of stoves and guns at
Nickerson's hardware store on Pacific
avenue.
Julius Rauch will make extensive
Improvements to the Grenoble hotel
during the coming winter.