, 1906-06-06
WILDWOOD SCHOOL
BOARD FILLS VACANCIES
Lanning Myers Elected Principal
and the Vacancy in the Gram
mar Department Filled
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST

At the regular monthly meeting of
the Wildwood Board of Education held
on Monday evening Trustees Ryan,
Tresher, Eldredge, Durham. Sheppard
and LiVezey were present. The action
of the Joint committees from the three
school districts on the island in the Sc
lection of Prof. l.. Myers as su pervising
principal for Five Mile Beach at "A sal
AIRY Of $500 was confirmed. The eleva-
ton Of Mr.. Myers TO this position made
a vacancy in the principalship, which
was filed by advancing Lanning My
ers from the grammar department To
the higher position at a salary of $50
per month. For the vacancy in the
grammar department there were two
applicants, Miss Myrtle +. Simkins,
who is teaching at Williamstown, and
AlbertsOn Creamer, of Rosenhayn,
who taught at Woodbine the past year.
Miss Simkins was unanimously elected
to the position at a salary of 500 per
month.
Prof. and Mrs. Harry Roselle and
daughter Laura, of Camden, accom-
panied of course by "Beanso the Ocean
Pier dog, came to Wildwood Decoration
day. The Professor has come. to stay
for the summer. He intends to take a
good rest before the whirl of the season
is on.
Miss Lena Muller, of Woodbury.,
we'll known in musical circles as an
accomplished v%iolinist, made her first
trip 10 u resort on Memorial day.
Miss Muller was highly pleased with
her visit and intends to make an eX-
tended s%ojourn later in the season.
For Sale-A choice building lot in
Holly Beach, 40xl00 feet located on
Montgomery avenue, between Pacific
avenue and the boardwalk. Fine loca-
ton for cottage or store. Address VIM.
H. Calkin, Millville, N. J. \
Among the many visitors to the is
land on Memorial day was a merry
group of a dozen or more young Phila-
delphia ladies ch%aperoned and enter
tanned by Miss Jean M. Riddle. They
were a company of Miss Riddles class
mates graduated last June from the
Philadelphia Normal school and now
engaged as teachers in the city. They
had a good time on the beach, dined
together at Severn Hall, and before
leaving in the evening wereserved with
refreshments at DR.. Riddles.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Wolcott, of Vine
land, have been visiting at the home
of COLLECTOR VanHorn. Mr.. Wolcott
represents the Welch Grape Juice
company of Westfield, n. Y, who
have opened a store for the sale oftheir
product in the new Baker building on
the boardwalk.
If you enjoy good fishing and crab
bling take a boat at the Ottens canal. Il
Rev. Clarence A. Adams, pastor of
the Trinity Baptist church of Camden,
will exchange pulpits with Rev.
Riddle next Sunday.
Thomas Observation-Disclosures deliver
ed at a recent meeting of the Atlantic
City Board of Trade, has aroused so
much discussion in that resort that it
was answered at a meeting of the
Business Mems Association held June
9th, by a Mr.. Salus.
Fish story, copyrighted, 10 cents. n
Cove S. Burton, a member of Com
mon Council, Chester, Pa, has been
the guest of the Lyndhurst the past
week. About $50 persons dined at
this popular hosiery on Memorial day.
The Board of Trade gave each of the
young people who participated in the
Memorial day parade a coupon ticket
emitting them to a trolley ride, car
rousel ride and plate of ice cream.
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