, 1905-08-23
HOLLY BEACH BOARD OF
TRADE INCORPORATED
CARL A. HASWIN IS PRESIDENT
Presbyterian Church Literary En-
tertainment a Success. Per-
sOnal Items That May
Prove Of Interest to

That the residents of this picturesque
resort mean business in the future
development of the place vas eviden
ced last night at the meeting of citizens
who assembled to organize a board of
trade. The speech of Thomas Martini
dale, one of Wildwood's leading sum
mer residents, who promised to become
a member in the event of the adoption
of suggestions made by him for the
hetterment of the whole Island, had a
desired effect. The new organization
is an Incorporated body under the laws
of New Jersey, and the following
officers have been elected to serve for
one year: President, Carl A. Haswin;
first vice-president, Charles A. Norton;
second vice-president, George n.
Smith; secretary, William E. Pharo;
treasurer, William H. Bright. The
constitution an, bylaws as reported
by the committee were adopted. The
board adjourned to meet again Thurs
day evening, August 31st.
The musical and literary entertain
ment given by the ladies Of the First
Presbyterian church Tuesday evening
was an unqualified success in every
implication and particular. The
hearty encores for each number on the
we'll selected program rel an evidence
of the ability of each participant as a
"star." Those taking part included
Miss Elsie Bentz, Mrs. Carl Haswin,
Miss Volmer, Miss Ethel Brigham, w.
Roy Parkinson, Miss Genie Dumpstey,
Miss Emily Lawser, Miss Apologize
and Miss Mabel Hancock. At the
close "American was sung in chorus.
Lost-On Sunday, gold locket and
chain; either ON boardwalk or Burke
venue. Initials "E. NJ. j. on II
side and 1904 on other side. Reward if
returned to Holly Beach post Offices
Among the arrivals at Brunswick
Inn are George Branin, Abram Rhodes,
Wyncote, Pa; George Thomas, L. II.
Hampton, w. cambridge, wife and
family, Chas. Orr, Albert Orr, Harry
NJ. FODDER, G. II. Schneider and wife,
J. NJ. Dougherty and wife, George Kel-
ley and wife, VIM. J. Simpson, |. Sui
Ivan, Henry Urmestetter, II. &. Mae
den, Edward f. Shay, wife and fam
lily, j. H. Knapp, Mrs. M. A. Raw
lings, Mrs. l.. NJ. Orr, Mrs. Sarah Cum
mings. Misses Hanna Cummings, Ber-
tie Cummings, Marian Cummings,
Mary Rawlings, MaryOrr, Miss Schees,
Dorothy Irene Jones, Theresa Dough-
erty, Katie Lieb, Ellen NJ. Shay, Miss
Brenz, Miss Katharine Husson, Phila-
delphia; J. L.. Lynch, Boston; Rev.
j. NJ. Jones, wife and family, Colwyn,
Pa; Chas. H.. Zanes, wife and son,
New York City; H. H. Hummill and
wife, Bridgeton.
For Sale-Sixteen foot batteau, fully
rugged. A bargain at S25 Apply to
E. H. Randolph, 5 and 10 cent store,
Burk avenue, near depot, Holly Beach.
While the Jennings Band, of Cam
den was discoursing the lively air of
"Yankee Grit on the platform of
the Gladstone apartments last Thurs
day during the boardwalk dedica-
tory exercises, two interesting and
lovely children, a boy and a girl, fol-
lowed the music in a lively dance act,
which was heartily appreciated by the
spectators. The children were Abram
Eaton, son of Lawyer Arthur B.
Eaton, a member of the Pennsylvania
Legislature, and Mary Faust, daughter
of DIR. Albert d. Faust, a Philadelphia
physician. Both gentlemen with their
families are summering here. Pretty
little Beatrice X. Eaton is also very
much in evidence in Holly Beach.