, 1905-05-31

Charles +. WentZell, .. LII went
zell, Ada M. Wentzell, M. E. Went
zell, j. Matlack, Robert S. Williams
and wife, Emma Swayne, William
Emlen, NJ. l.. Emlen, A. S. Wentzell
wife and daughter, of Camden; Emma
V. White, Lizzie Dubois, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Madara, Helen K. Garrison,
Bertha G. Richman, Sarah Ballenger,
of Elmer; Penn Richman, Jennie
Brooks, Pittsgrove; H. G. Shane and
wife, Miss Bertha Shane, Miss Lettie
Shane, Darby, Pa; Harvey r. Houk,
Purchase Line, Pa; Mary l.. Shaffer,
Brodheadsville, Pa. William argeorge,
Adelina M. Remmey, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Zeller and son, of Vineland.
DIR. Reeves, of Leesburg, and John
Henry Ottinger, of Millville, were
among the numerous automobiles
who spent the thirtieth here.
w. P. Turner, of Vineland, was
among the thousands of visitors who
enjoyed the exercises and day here
yesterday.
The Central Pharmacy, corner Oak
and Pacific avenues, is now open with
a full line of drugs, etc. Druggist
Shafer, Of Camden, is also agent for the
U. S. fire extinguisher, which a be
seen at the store.
Alexander Gamble, one of Philadel-
.oh;oje fo,opooot oiti1anc and Trnasurer
of the First Penny Savings Bank, was
a Decoration day guest at the Hotel
Dayton. Mr.. Gamble vas accom-
panied bv his estimahle wife, his
charming daughter, Marguerite, and
his son, r. Gordon Gamble. Mr.. Gam
BILE will spend the summer in Wild
wood. All were delighted with the
cuisine at the Dayton.
VIM. H. Greble, of Northeast Phila-
delphia, was among the numerous
visitors yesterday.
Prot. William Noelsch and wife, of
Philadelphia, spent owe Decoration
day at their cottage on Maple avenue.
Rev. l. d. Stultz, pastor of the First
NJ. P. church, Bridgeton, spent Mem
orial day here and was one of the
speakers at the new pier in the after
noon.
Benz. F. Bailey is having his cottage
and store on Wildwood avenue painted
which greatly improves it in appear
ance.
For EXCHANGE.-A nice modern
Philadelphia property, will be ex-
changed for property in Wildwood.
Address H. S. Fulmer, 1927 Columbia
avenue, Philadelphia. X
The cane fakirs did a good business
yesterday and almost every young man
and his girl carried n of the artistic
anes.
Mrs. r. w. Ryan and daughter Alta
spent Friday and Saturday at George
School in Pennsylvania with Master
Norman w. Ryan.
James Cunningham with the Bell
Telephone Co., and wife, spent Decora-
ton with Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Ryan.
Walter o. Fish, of Rancocas, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss Mag
gle Sauerston.
Garfield Buck, of Millville, and lady
friend Miss Bertha Dodge, of Elmer,
were among the excursionists Tuesday.
For Sale.-One or two lots on Maple
avenue, lots 8 and 10, block 40. Apply
to J. B. Haines, 1912 Real Estate Trust
Building, Philadelphia.
Among the Severn Hall guests the
past week have been Robert Noble,
Elliott H. Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Glenn, Miss Campbell, Emily Fawcett
Johnston, Mrs. John Lush, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. g. Maggie, and son, Mrs. VIM. S.
Steel, Mrs. M. Green, Master Carl Green,
Miss Katharine Green, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. J. Murphy, Willis S. Murphy,
Miss Mable Chestnut, William w.
Suplee, Miss Florence Bowen, Samuel
Johnson, Philadelphia; L. Newcomb,
Mrs. L.. w. Miller, Mrs. L.. E. Virgil,
Vineland; Miss Francis Smalley, Miss
Marion l.. Glaspey, Bridgeton; Mr..
and Mrs. s. J. Dampman, Rio Grande;
T. N. Patterson, Camden; E. II. Bene-
yet, Court House.
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