, 1906-02-14
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)

Slesed, dnu IlO1ly DtdcH as
one municipality under the name of
Wild wood, was introduced by Assem-
blyman Hildreth at Trenton yesterday
and its supporters say there are good
prospects of its passage. 1t is stated
thai a referendum clause il inserted in
the bill, SO the matter is sure to come
to ii vote of the people. A number of
the supporters of the bill went to Tren-
ton yesterday to urge the passage of
the measure, among them being Judge
Voorhees,, Chas. A. Norton, Postmas-
ter Livezey, Mayor Hilton, Council
man julius Rauch, Editor Il. G. Ham
ilton, Councilman II. II. Hoffman and
Councilman e. S. Culver. There is a
great deal of opposition on the island
to this consolidation scheme, and it is
thought that its opponents instead of
trying to prevent its passage by the
Legislature will go direct to the Gov
ernor with their arguments and en-
deavor to induce him to veto the bill.
Councilman J.. Albert Harris and
party aboard the yacht May arrived at
Jacksonville, Florida, about the fifth
inst, where they will make their head
quarters for awhile.
Willard Hall guests the past week
have been w. G. Gross, Bobert Noble,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Connell, II. j.
Donaghy, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Upper
man, Miss Jane E. Roberts, William
Christy, J. e. Mcpherson, Mrs. Thos.
Martindale, Thos. G. Marlindale, Mrs.
John II. Mcclure, Philadelphia; Cur
tbs II. Baker, Vineland.
Chauffeur Loire Shivers made a rap
id run from Wildwood to Philadelphia
last Monday in the Cadillac automo-
bile, a machine owned by the New
comb Automobile Co. He was accom-
panied by Councilman and Mrs. E. G.
Slaughter and the journey was made
in four hours and thirty-seven min
utes without a single mishap to the
machine.
Norman Ryan, who is attending
0tOiSc ptllool, DuthS tOob'J a. ioc
been confined to his bed there the past
two weeks with the measles.
Thinking of buying a piano? If o
see Oscar e. Fraley, Young avenue,
Holly Beach. Cash or easy payments.
Phone As l..
A food sale under the auspices of the
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Baptist church will be held on Satur-
day afternoon and evening, Feb. nth,
in the storeroom ofthe Pettibone build
ing on Wildwood avenue next to the
Post Office. There will be the usual
~homebaking of bread, pies, cakes,
doughnuts, etc. Home made candy and
ice cream also will be for sale, and a
special effort will be made to meet the
demand for cakes which at previous
sales has been greater than the supply.
The ladies of the church are interesting
themselves in the building of a parson-
age, and earnestly solicit the contribu-
tons and generous patronage of the
community.
A carload of piling has arrived for
the improvements to the Casino.
Gilbert IL. Blaker spent Monday in
PHILADELPHIA. His son William return
ed with him after a short visit.
Joseph Heating spent Sunday here
with his father, Harry Heating.
Mrs. Gilbert III. Blaker returned on
Tuesday after a visit with relatives in
the city.
Mrs. r.. S. ellis, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday here.
w. II. Allen has secured the service
of Mr.. Woolbert who has had forty
four years experience in shoe making
and repairing, and is prepared for all
custom work.
John Baumann is building an addi-
ton to his store Oh Oak venue
Contractor Ham will soon commence
work ON the Improvements to the
Poplars.
Warrington d Marts are building a
blacksmith shop on Wildwood ave-
nue. for j. d. Hoffman.
VIM. T. Garrison has the piling in
for a new cottage at Wildwood Crest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faust, of Philadelphia,
-.oro ,,,,aofc at tho homo of II ~