, 1905-06-07
HOLLY BEACH BUDGET
OF INTERESTING NEWS
ADJOURNED MEETING OF COUNCIL
Boardwalk Bonds Ready for De-
livery. Another Officer Ap-
pointed. NeWSy Notes
of Interest to All

But little business was transacted at
the regularly adjourned meeting of
Council held on Monday night. Mayor
Smith and Councilmen Barnett, Culver,
Long and Woolston were present, as
was also Borough Clerk Hewitt. En-
gineer Boardman was present and
stated that it would be necessary to
bring a number of streets to grade. A
payment of $1260 was ordered made to
the boardwalk contractors. Judge
Voorhees, was also present and said the
boardwalk bonds we've ready for de-
livery and that he would try to get the
money on them in a few days. A
number of people hold borough orders
drawn against the board walk fund who
are anxious that the proceeds of the
board walk bonds will be forthcoming
soon, SO that they may get their orders
cashed. A petition was read from
Spencer avenue property re-
questing that the graveling of that
street be finished. The borough clerk
and Mayor were authorized to sign a
quit-claim deed to Emma NJ. Cattell,
for lot IA, of block "a, when all the
charges were paid against the lot.
Council thought another officer was
needed for the borough and the Mayor
appointed Harry Foster to that position
at a salary of $40 per month, to go OF
duty June Is. Marshal Woolsou was
authorized to procure a suit and the
necessary outfit for the new officer and
Messrs. Woolston, Culver and Barnett
were appointed a committee to desig-
nate the duties of the two officers and
to fix their beats. Joseph H. Hail,
representing the Philadelphia Press
was present and brought the matter of
advertising to the attention of Council.
He said that the Press would publish a
special edition on June Is, which would
contain much interesting matter con-
corning Five Mile Beach. Council de-
cided to take a page advertisement in
that issue at a cost of S99, to cover also
a standing advertisement for three
months. Council then adjourned.
Wonfor's Casino photograph gallery
is now open for the season. =
The grand prize offered to the highest
scorer at the Beach-wood bowling alleys
last week was won by Bert Blynn, who
scored 221 points. The prize was IA
bowling ball. The second best scorer
was Forrest b. Long with PIG points to
his credit. Other contestants scored as
follows: Earl Blynn, POI; II. Adams,
100; Walter Holmes, 1873; Oakford Cobb,
1853; John Soffe, 166. Another contest
is on this week.
w. l.. Douglas & Co. Union made
shoes for men, Russets and black, $3.50,
$500 and $3.50, at r. w. Ryan's Wild
wood Bazaar.
Rev. Edmund Hewitt, D. D., presid-
ing Elder, will preach at the Hollywood
M. E. church next Sunday evening
and conduct the second quarterly con-
ference at the close of the evening
service. Love feast will be celebrated
at the close of the sermon Sunday
morning.
Misunderstanding or house clean
ing. Apply at Lucille cottage, Hand
avenue, Holly Beach.
The Methodist Sunday school class,
of Mrs. Samuel Roberts, which gave
thu, lawn Fete', were pleased over their
success, considering the weather. They
cleared fourteen dollars. All reported
a good time. Each class of the Sunday
school is aiming to raise money toward
painting the church.
Ladies summer undervests, 15c, 25c
and SOC. Childrens summer under
vests, 1Oc up. Read our ad or page 5.
Mech d Co.
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