, 1906-06-13
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued

manager of Bakers Auditorium last
season and Mrs. Stanford, then known
as Emily Smiley, the star and favorite.
They ave been travelling with a
theatrical company throughout Canada
the past winter, but will again identify
themselves with the Auditorium this
m
Central Pharmacy will be run by
William Shafer after Monday, May %.
Mr.. Shafer is a graduate of pharmacy
and a son of DIR. Shafer, of Camden.
He spenttwo years in a medical college,
Mrs. Matilda VanMeter, of Philadel-
phia, accompanied by one other grand
sons, has been visiting friends in Wild
wood and Anglesea. "Aunt TIL" is a
genial old lady, active and enjoys life
despite her rs years which she owns to.
She formerly resided in Elmer and
spent her early life on a farm in Salem
county, her family being we'll known
farmers of that section.
COMBS homemade bread can't be
beat. Try a loaf.
Francis Asbury, OF Philadelphia,
an official of the Clyde line ofsteamships
has taken possession of his cottage on
Poplar avenue with his family for the
summer and is again one of the daily
commuters to the city.
Oliver typewriters for sale or rent.
r. w. Ryan, agent.
Miss Della A. Judson, of Montclair,
has been spending a week at this resort,
a guest of the Dubois cottage on Glen
wood venue
The Wildwood Baptist sunday-school
will render a Children's Day service
next Sunday evening. Elaborate prep
arations have been made and the eXer-
cises will undoubtedly be fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Weber, of Phila-
delphia, are enjoying cottage life in a
house on Poplar avenue. Mr.. Weber's
health is being benefited here.
Fish story, copyrighted, 10 cents. \
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Kerrick and family,
of Philadelphia, accompanied by
Misses Edna Young, Helen VanLoon,
Lois VanLoon and Burnetta Howard, of
West Chester, are spending a delightful
weeks vacation at Severn Hall. They
have visited Wildwood for several
summers in succession.
Forrest B. Long spent over Sunday
in Camden.
Among the guests of Severn Hall the
past week have been Edw. A. Garrison,
Della G.. Garrison, A. +. Henricks,
Geo. Hampton, Robt. Noble, Laura E.
Bertsch, Carrie l.. Schaefer, Hettie
Stuetzer, Minnie A. Bertsch, Fred
Baum, c. H.. Graves, J. j. Wall, Phil
adelphla; j. p. Donnell, Palmyra; Il.
w. Patterson, Camden; N. J. Bruer,
Seattle, WASH; J. DeHart Bruer, Bel
videre.
All kinds of fancy cakes at Coombs'
bakery. Il
County Judge Thomas w Trenchard,
of Bridgeton, Cumberland county, was
appointed a Supreme Court Justice
last week by Governor Stokes to
succeed the late Justice Jonathan
Dixon. Justice Trenchard will preside
in the First Judicial District, com pris-
ing the counties of Atlantic, Cape May,
Cumberland and Salem. Judge Tren-
chard is a cousin of our townsman,
Clothier Harry M. Hannah.
Rev. Howard f. Snyder, who has
been called to the pastorate of the
Wildwood Lutheran church, vas Or
dained at the meeting of the Minister
ium of Pennsylvania, in St. Johns
Lutheran church, Philadelphia, on
Monday evening. He will take charge
of the work here and preach bis first
regular sermon next Sunday evening.
Services will begin at 7.45.
See Albig's advertisement inside. n
Rev. Clarence A. Adams, of the
Trinity Baptist church, Camden, ex-
changed pulpits with Rev. J. w.
Riddle, pastor of the Wild wood
Baptist church, last Sunday and de-
livered two excellent sermons to an
appreciative congregation.
Try one of Coombs' lemon marangue
pies.
Howard X. Heritage, of the firm of
Jones & Heritage, Fruit Importers,
is arranging to build at the corner of
Pacific avenue and Lavender Road at
the Crest, a combined dwelling and
drug store, which will be ready for
business for the season of 1907.
Come and see the latest novelty at
Wonfor's photo gallery, New Ocean
Pier. Ping pong photos, 2S for 3Oc. \
Lewis r. Elliott and family ,ofPhila-
delphia, have arrived and are in their
cottage for the summer.
The many patrons of Mr.. j. Kemper
will be glad to hear that he is going to
open in a few days on Cedar avenue,
the same place he formerly occupied.
This will insure the best ice cream and
CONNECTIONS to the public for the seasons
Stephen Durfee and family, of Mill
vile, have taken possession of their