, 1905-12-27


Philadelphia.
The first Christmas entertainment
was held in st. Simeon's p. E. Church
last night under the auspices OF the
Sunday-school of the church recently
organized. A short and interesting
program was rendered, among the
selections being a recitation by Sophie
Bright entitled "Hang up the Baby's
S%tocking;" recitation, Deeds of Kind
ness,n Marion Weary; recitation,
"Suppose," Maud Bright; recitation,
'That Calf" Webster Bright. The
Rotations were interspersed with sing
ing. The report of the school was read
and Mr.. Ed wards was presented with
a book by Rev. Ward. The children
were presented with candy and oranges.
On Sunday night at the Baptist
church there will lie a watch service
in which the congregation will watch
the old year out aid the new year in.
The young peoples society, instead of
holding it's meeting at 7 O'Clock as
usual, will meet at 8 O'Clock, holding
for one hour. This, after a brief
intermission, will lie followed by the
usual evening worship with sermon Ivy
the pastor, and this again by a varied
until II O'Clock, or the usher
ing in of the new year. There will be
singing by the choir and music
by the orchestra. Other congregations
having no watch meeting of their own
are cordially invited to unite in the
service.
Arrivals at the Hotel Seacrest have
been A. w. Hand, Cape May; Levan-
us Meyers, Wildwood; Lewis p. Har-
ding, Paul d. Smith, James l.. Me-
Blain. b. M. Cullen, w. M. Connery,
H. II. Maus, Preston Brearley, Jr.,
Joseph J. Levy, George King, Edgar
A. Weightman, j. Davenport, Louis
H. Wehmeyer, Thomas Cooper, Phila-
delphia; John b. Livezey, Doyles-
town, Pa; Frederic Sutton, J. Fithian
Tatem, Haddonfield; II. w. Emo, II.
l.. Westcott, |. b. Silvers, Bridgeion;
w. Fl. Onens. Port Norris; w. H..
Bryan, New York; Julius Rauch,
Holly Beach; w. l. Brookhu-st, H. L..
Hustled, Camden; G. w. Cart, Attain
tic City; e. A. Corson, Ocean City;
j. l.. KenwoIthy, C~oatesville, Pa; L..
Newcomb, Vineland; MI. and Mrs.
John Constantine, Trenton.
For Sale-Nearly new go-cart, only
used few weeks, automatic, heavy
rubber tired, In good condition, will he
sold cheap. Apply JOURNAL Office. n
Miss Haddie Morris spent the first
part of this week in Vineland.
Miss Ida Godfrey spent Christmas
with relatives at Swainton.
Howard A. Gray, of Millville, was
down yesterday looking after his real
estate interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sockwell, of
Clayton, spent the Christmas holidays
with relatives here.
Miss Mary Jaggers, of the Quaker
City, is spending the holidays here.
Mrs. Frank Wentzell aid son Dono-
van, are spending the holidays in
Bridgeton with relatives and friends.
Rev. Stanley Clark spent the Christ
holidays out of town.
Morris Clark is spending a part of
his vacation with relatives in Woods
town.
While watching Frank Sheppard
fixing an automobile at the Wildwood
Auto Garage last Sunday morning
Russell LeChard was overcome by
gasoline fumes and had to he taken to
his home. Mr.. Sheppard was also
affected by the fumes and staggered
about like a drunken man. You
should hear his experience in going up
the steps.
Many people were digging CLAIMS on
the beach above the new ocean pier on
Monday.
Councilman John Blight and family
spent Christmas with relatives in
Philadelphia.
Bank Clerk Clarence G. Eldredge
entertained at dinner on Christmas his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Eldredge
and sister, Mrs. Ella Godfrey, of Swain,
and his brother, J. Edgar Eldredge, of
Washington D.. &.