, 1905-01-11
NO OBJECTIONS FILED
FOR The BOARDWALK
Holly Beach Council Meets on
Monday in Adjourned
Session
FISHERMEN BELIEVED TO BE LOST

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At the adjourned meeting of Council
held at one O'Clock on Monday Mayor
Smil h and Councilmen Barnett, Long
and Wooision were present, as was also
Borough Clerk Hewitt. The meeting
was for The purpose of giving citizens
and property owners an opportunity
to present objections to the issuance OF
$25, 900 worth of bonds to be used in
constructing a boardwalk along the
beach front. The Mayor publicly
asked if any person present had any
objection to the borough proceeding
with the improvement. No objections
were made either verbally or in writ
ing. No further action in the matter
could be taken because Of the fact that
there were only three Councilman
present. After ordering ome notes re-
newed and making some transfers in
the appropriation accounts Council adj
journed until next Saturday evening.
Rev. Israel Woolson, OF Cape May,
preached at Hollywood M. E. church
last Sunday evening and assisted in
conducting the revival services. Much
interest is being manifested. Mr..
Woolson was present again last night.
The Seacoast Lumber Company,
which has been located at Cape May
for the past two or three years, discon-
tinued business there the first of the
year. They will establish a plant at
Egg Harbor City and remove their
stock there.
Ryan'S Bazaar-the place for
Valentines, both fancy and comic
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Parker, of
Philadelphia, have been spending u
few days in their cottage, III Leaning
avenue, which was built during the
past yesr. The house narrowly escaped
destruction by fire, during theirs stay
due to the manner in which some
brickwork was arranged.
Among the Centre House guests the
past week have been e. f. Barthol-
omew, William A. Tompkins, Jr.,
Philadelphia; Walter Spalding, Horace
Richardson, Mrs. Matte Ed wards.
Court House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. English, of
Philadelphia, We're the guests of Capt.
and Mrs. Frank P. Downs on sunday.
Mis- Belle Scull, of South Dennis,
has resigned as one of the teachers at
the Holly Beach public school, to take
effect on Friday of this week.
Douglas High Cut shoes for cunning
and outdoor use, $500. Ryan's Ba-
Zaar.
Contractor Charles A. Norton re-
Gently had an operation performed at
the Jefferson hospital in Philadelphia.
Benjamin +. Lee, who is employed
as transfer clerk at the Glassboro rail
road station, visited relatives here on
Sunday.
Councilman John B. Lopez made a
business trip to Philadelphia on Mon
day.
Some cement curbs are being laid
this frosty weather.
Oliver Bright won "A nice Meerschaum
pipe at Johnson's cigar store last Satur-
day night.
1t is reported hat the Five Mile
Beach Lumber Company Will vacate
their present quarters and locate in
Wildwood.
Entertaining books for winter read
ing 5 and 10 cents. Mech IL Co. x
Mrs. Eva Heaton Rich, was down
last saturday looking after her property
interests here.
Nothing has been heard from Peter
Anderson and his brother, the two fish
ermen Who left Holly Beach a week
ago for the cod fishing grounds. On
acc, unit of the roughness of the sea and
fog tn re is little hope that they could
have been picked up.
John Reese was down over Sunday
and remained to attend the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Ma.
rine National Bank ON Tuesday, being
reelected a director.
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