, 1905-08-23
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued

land, has about completed on Juniper
avenue one of the finest structures in
Wildwood. The cottage is beautiful
from every point of view. Especially
are the porches admired by judges of
seashore cottage architecture. Only
skilled workmen were employed and
the best materials used in its construc-
ton.
Mrs. G. Bridgman, of Woodstown,
has lately purchased ground on Mag
nolia avenue and is building her third
cottage, having sold the two cottages
on Pine and Maple avenues. Mrs.
Bridgman is to be congratulated on the
fine location she has selected.
Anthony j. Dever, of Philadelphia,
is placing the finishing touches on his
well built four story cottage on ATTAIN
tic avenue, opposite the new pier. This
cottage is a fine improvement in that
locality.
For Sale-Handsome baby coach, en-
tirely new. Call on G. M. Dare at
Dare Bros market.
George M. Hull, of ELEPHANT, Pa,
has sold his two lots on Wildwood ave-
nue. to Charles H. Eardley, of Phila-
delphia, for $2625, and in the near flu
ture will erect a fine building.
An auto touring party consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Whitmore, of Phil
adelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
scanmell, of New York, arrived at
Severn Hall Tuesday from Atlantic
City. The party is touring Jersey,
having left Philadelphia on Thursday
for Atlantic City, Wildwood, Cape
May, Lakewood, Point Pleasant, Long
Branch, Asbury Park, Delaware Water
Gap and Lake Hopatcong, returning
to Philadelphia early in September, the
mosquitoes permitting.
Wanted-A good girl or middle aged
woman for Homework. Call at Impe-
rial cottage, Cedar avenue.
Miss Anna Christie, the lovely u
year old daughter of James Christie,
a prominent Philadelphia, is enjoy
ing an extended visit at the Ruric and
is fond of the surf bathing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Snyder G..
II. Voorhis, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hard
castle, Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Stref,
Mrs. William I. Hord, Miss Ida Booz,
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. w. Sloan, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Parmlee, of Philadelphia,
are pleasantly located at the Seacrest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shetzline and
child, Mrs. Sarah Caldwell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry l.. Ogle, George a. Bilyea,
Samuel E. Moore, Charles j. Curran,
DR.. and Mrs. Louis q. Bauer, of Phila-
delphia, are August visitors at the
Ruric.
Curtis r. Baker, of the Camden law
firm of Baker d Harris, will be at their
boardwalk office, Wildwood, every day
but Tuesdays and Fridays during the
season.
An aggregation of merry maidens at
the Bartram include the following
from Philadelphia and Germantown:
Misses Lena Pierce, a. Harris, S. and
X. Greenman, n. Worthington, E.
Fox, c. Fox, NJ. l.. Irvine, Margaret
Brown and Mary \. Witte.
Miss NJ. l.. Schmidt, organist of
Grace Reformed Church, Washington,
d. c., is enjoying a restful visit at
Severn Hall with her sister, Mrs. Levi
Maggie. Grace church is President
Roosevelt's place of worship.
William j. Kelly, G. X. Beecher and
and George Nandegrift, prominent in
Masonic circles, are guests at the Ruric.
Philip Engelke is also a recent arrival.
Twenty-eight of the Rurie guests at
teaded Tuesday evenings performance
AT Bakers Auditorium.
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.
Mr.. and Mr.. George I'll. Reel, Chief
Clerk Boothby and his wife, Of the
Dayton, took the first incline ride in
an automobile on the new boardwalk
OF the foot of Poplar avenue Tuesday
night.
Richard Edwards, a member of the
Philadelphia Board of Education, is
enjoying a brief visit at a leading hotel.