, 1904-11-16
W. II. BRIGHT SWORN
IN AS SHERIFF
Union Thanksgiving Services TO
be Held in Hollywood
NJ. E. Church.
OTHER ITEMS of INTEREST

He gave bond for $4,000 with ex
Senator E. L. Ross, J. Swing Wills
Samuel e. Ewing, Chas. w. Saul
Freezing II. Hewitt and Henry BrighI
as bondsmen. He performed his hrs'
official duties yesterday.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the Hollywood M. b. church
on Thursday morning, Nov. 24th, at
1890 O'Clock. Rev. DIR. Miller, the
new minister at the Holly Beach Pres
byterian church, will preach the
sermon.
Good eating apples at $3.50 per bar
rel at Wildwood Bazaar.
Mrs. Girard and daughter arrived
from st. Louis last week and are oc-
cupying a cottage on Baker n
The new part of the Holly Beach
school house will be occupied next
week by the school children.
The house occupied by j. L. Lund-
uuist at the corner of Taylor and Holly
Beach avenues, now owned by r. w.
Ryan, has received a coat of paint.
Mrs. George Krider and daughter,
of Berwyn, Pa, returned to their home
on Saturday after spending three or
four days here. Mrs. Krider owns a
cottage on Garfield avenue.
Mrs. p. A. Jennings, who has occu-
pied the Roosevelt cottage on Rio
Grande avenue, during the past sum-
mer, has gone to Collingswood for the
winter.
Grocer E. B. Garrison started on
Monday for a visit to his father at
Bridgeton on a cunning trip.
Real Estate Agent j. D. Dowler is
on the sick list.
The cent-a-word column on the last
page awaits your for sale, want and
lost ads. 1t pays
Rev. DIR. Miller, of Mays Landing,
has accepted a call to the Holly Beach
Presbyterian church as pastor.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Holly
Beach Presbyterian church cleared
about $50 from their dinner and supper
held last week.
Guests at the Barker House the past
week have been j. ]. Fitzgerald, Victor
Frings, Philadelphia; E. Mullin, Mill
Vile; Chas. Camp, Holly Beach.
Mrs. James M. F. Bowers returned
from a shopping trip to Philadelphia
last night.
Postmaster Fred Meyer has had a
new porch erected around his bakery
property.
Assessor VIM. E. Forcum has been
rebuilding and improving his residence.
A pane of glass was broken in one OF
the big doors at the new school house
on Tuesday.
We have made and trimmed more
hats this fall than ever before. Some
really beautiful and tasteful hats have
been evolved in our work room. Now
is the time to order your winter hat OIL
bonnet. Ladies' own material utilized.
Mech & Co. \
DIR. G. B. NJ. Adams is being men
toned as the next postmaster of Holly
Beach.
Mrs. Daniel Page is having her house
on Andrew venue painted.
E. Yenney reports the sale of eleven
lots during the past two weeks.
DIR. Burnield, a Philadelphia cler-
gyman, has bought two lots on Ben.
nett avenue, and is thinking of build.
ing a cottage.
1t is reported that by virtue of his
new Office Sheriff Bright is obliged tc
give up the borough co%llectorship, as
we'll as his appointment of notary pub
lie and commissioner of deeds. In
case there is a vacancy in the collectors
office his successor will be appointed by
Borough Council to serve until the next
March election.
Councilman Somers Barnett piloted
a cunning party this week composed
of prominent citizens of Trenton. The
following were in the party: John
Thropp, Jr., a prominent and wealthy
manufacturer; Jenkins Taylor, John
Murdoch, Edward Boyd, an extensive
farmer; Harry Smith, a ~tobacconist,
and William Croft.