, 1906-05-30
HOLLY BEACH NOTES
OF THE PAST WEEK
Yacht Club and Board of Trade
Held Meetings on Friday
Evening of Last Week
WIN. E. PHAR0 BREAKS HIS LEG

An adjourned meeting of the Holly
Beach Board of Trade was held i'll the
borough hall last Friday night with
president Carl A. Haswin in the chair.
The observation committee appointed
at the last meeting reported a list of
low and unsightly lots which needed
attention. The committee was author
lied and provided with money TO
gather together some of the rubbish
which will be made into a large bon
fire in the near future. The scope of
the subscription committee was i'll
creased TO include the soliciting of
funds for other purposes than adver-
Using. After "a very interesting meet
ing, the body adjourned until the next
regular meeting night. g.
The Holly Beach Yacht club held
its regular May meeting on Friday
night of last week for the transaction
of business, with president Norton in
the chair and a good attendance pres
ent. The regular order of business
followed. a special committee was
appointed to confer with Baker Bros,
with reference to a location for the
prospective club house, the committee
to report results at a special meeting to
be held next Friday night. The mem
bership now has a membership of 40
and the prospects are very bright. Big
things may be expected of the Yacht
club this summer.
The Ottens canal syndicate special
premium sale offers a fine opportunity
for an investment that will result in
large profits. \
On Thursday of last week the Holly
Beach public school closed for the sum-
mer vacation.
w. E. Pharo had his right leg bro
ken midway between the knee and an
kle on Saturday last. Mr.. Pharo, who is
employed in Parker's shoe stores, was
standing on the shoe counter reaching
for a box on a high shelf. He made a
misstep and fell heavily TO the floor,
breaking both bones of his leg. DIR.
Lummis is in attendance and the
breaks seem to ~bemending very nicely.
AS | have sold Breck Villa without
furniture, Andrew avenue, Holly
Beach, | hereby o1ferfor sale the house
keeping equipment of the four floors.
This is a good opportunity TO secure at
reasonable rates house furnishings
almost new, including oil stoves, cook
ing utensils, refrigerators, dishes, tables,
chairs, bureaus, sideboard, washstands,
iron bedsteads, felt mattresses, pillows.
cots, etc. For further information adj
dress F. A. Breck, Vineland, N. j.
A. w. johnson made a business trip
to Philadelphia this week.
Mrs. d. w. Garrigues, Mrs. G. J.
Garrigues and Master E. B. Garrigues,
Jr., of Camden, are making an over
Memorial day stay at the Centre
House. They contemplate renting a
cottage here for the season.
Buy your lumber of Diamond & Cos
Ethan Reeve, of Wildwood, has ac-
cepted a position as clerk in Nicker-
sons hardware store.
Miss Lulu Israel is spending a week
with friends in R~oxborough.
John T. O'Neil was among Sundays
visitors.
Fish story, copyrighted, 10 cents.
Among the Centre House guests the
past week have been Mrs. M. d.. Rit-
chic, Reuben G. Afford, II. L. Rest
rick, of Philadelphia; David Elwell, of
Bridgeton; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A.
Fenner, Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Hurley,
Mrs. Jos. Loeffiad and Master Paul, of
Camden.
The Ottens canal can never be dupli-
Gated on Five Mile Beach. n
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