, 1905-06-07
HOLLY BEACH NOTES
CONTINUED

FRANK Is. sharp and wife, of Will
Jamestown, are down. They are stay
ing at the home of Capt. Thos. Johnson
until they have their cottage completed
on Baker avenue.
Dorcas Williams, of Philadelphia, is
visiting at the home of William Holmes.
Mortimer f. Carroll, mercantile
appraiser, Philadelphia, has rented j.
D.. Ober's cottage on Youngs avenue
for the summer and took possession
last Saturday.
Nan B. Sharp and Walter Hawn
were visitors at Cape May City on
Sunday.
Capt. Thos. Johnson took a trip on
the steamer I%sraella to Cape May this
week.
The Holly Beach boardwalk is fast
nearing completion. Men have beer
putting down the planking all this
week.
Thos. HI. Holmes has had his barber
shop all fitted up with new fixtures,
making a very nice appearance.
VIM. b. Craig, and family, of Phila-
delphia, are down occupying their
Baker avenue cottage for the summer.
Miss Martha Lawn, a popular young
lady Of Holly Beach, spent part of last
week in Chester, Pa, visiting friends.
Frank B. Dixon spent a few days of
this week i'll Philadelphia.
Mrs. G. G. fancy and daughter
Marie, spent Saturday and Sunday at
this resort.
Miss Bertha Carmelia's Sunday
school class, of the Hollywood NJ. r.
church, will hold a pie social Thursday
evening, June Sth, at the Parker cottage,
on Davis avenue, Holly Beach.
Martin Pearson has returned from
Mays Head, n. c., where he spent the
winter fishing. He came by way of
New York.
Miss Lois Worden, returned Sunday
from Philadelphia, where she and her
father have been spending a few days
music publishers.
Some of the galvanized railing for the
new boardwalk arrived this week.
The Gas pipes are being laid on all
the streets. The main pipe will run
down Pacific venue. Our citizens will
he glad for the time to come when it
will not be necessary to tear up the
streets again.
Mrs. William Nicolay left for Cam
den this morning where she will stay
until Saturday and will then go to her
home in New York.
For SALE.-Shooting gallery with
20 figures, spring notes and music box
attached; cost $500, must be seen to be
appreciated and will sell cheap. Also
spin alley, just the game for
women and children; cost $I75 new one
year ago. Also two Manhattan pool
tables. Apply to Chas. Mace, Hotel
Royal, Anglesea, n. J. Il
Mrs. st George II. Brook, of Morgan
town, West Virginia, has rented the
Ocean Spray cottage and will arrive
with her family on Friday ofthis week.
c. H.. Kurtz, proprietor of the Beach
wood, has engaged music for the
summer, consisting of piano aud violin.
Guests at the Miller House the past
week have been Robert Russell, Mrs.
NJ. Burt and daughter, Elmer Shalder,
Philadelphia; VIM. H. Casperson, G.
f. Sutton, Camden.
Mrs. b. Woodw ward, of West Phila-
delphia, take possession of the Cake
cottage today.
Michael Morrisey, of Philadelphia,
will occupy the Stephens cottage on
Pacific avenue with his family In a few
days.
The court house and the Methodist
church at Cape May Court House were
both struck by lightning this morning
and damage done to the extent of a
couple of hundred dollars.
Two new trolley cars arrived yester-
day and will be in service this summer
There are now ten cars in service OF
the island, nine summer cars and one
closed car.
A bright baby boy arrived at the
home of MI. and. Mrs. Israel Woolson
ono dou loSt Waak