, 1906-04-04

Work was started last week on the
construction of a large and imposing
boardwalk store and apartment build
ing at the foot of Taylor avenue, for
Lewis Goldstein of Philadelphia. The
structure will be three stories in heighth
and will contain six store fronts and
apartments overhead. Mr.. Goldstein
expects to erect a similar building on
the board wall at Rio Grande avenue
this season. Contractor Smith has the
work in charge.
For Sale-Six lots, 26, 1000 square feet,
three fronts with Improvements. Front
ing on Rio Grande, Pacific and Hand
avenues, Holly Beach, n. j. John
Russell, owner, on premises. \
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Holly
wood NJ. f. church gave a farewell re-
ception to Pastor Stanley n. Clark at
the home of Mrs. Eli Barnett. The
evening passed all too quickly in the
playing of games, interspersed with
selections on the graphophone, of
which some were reproduced on the
organ by the Dominic. Refreshments
of ice cream and ladyfingers We're
served. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs. Somers
Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ID. Moore, Mrs. James Shaw,
Mrs. Meehan, Mrs. Wotherspoon, Mrs.
Woolson, Mrs. II. Sites, Mrs. Schellin-
ger, Mrs. Ida Rossell, Mrs. B. G. In
gersoll, Mrs. Montgomery, Misses Flor
ence Barnett, Edith Barnett, May In
gersoll, Sara Harker, Bertha Carmelia
and Master Charles Barnett. Mr..
Clark's new charge is at Sea Isle City.
For Sale-A choice building lot in
Holly Beach, 40X100 feet, located on
Montgomery avenue, between Pacific
avenu and the boardwalk. Fine loca-
ton for cottage orstore. Address VIM.
IL. Calkin, Mlllville, y. J.
Recent Centre House guests have
been VIM. G. Mcguire, Camden; J. J.
Fitzgerald, II. j. Kendall, Princeton;
Mrs. John S. Schwartz, Florence
Schwartz, John Mawley, j. G. Bau-
mann, Philadelphia; w. II. Chapman,
Jersey City; Clarence E. West, Byrn
Mawr; w. X. Lovett, Bridgeton; Lud-
wig Schmidt, Camden.
Miss Theresa Fisher, primary teacher
of the public school, is confined with
the measles at the home of relatives in
Camden. Miss Edna Barnett is sub
shutting as primary teacher during
her illness.
Maxwell cars are splendidly made as
well as perfectly designed. x
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry were much sur
prised by a visit from their daughter,
Mrs. }. H. Davis White, of PhiladeI-
phia. Mrs. White was joined on Sat
urday by Mr.. White. Mrs. White was
formerly a pupil attending our public
school.
Smoke was discovered coming from
up stairs at the home of Henry Clark
where an oil stove had been left burn
ing. 1t was discovered that the wick
had burnt down in the oil. The rooms
upstairs were covered with SCOT.
Frank b. Dixon spent Sunday and
Monday in Philadelphia.
John Mawley spent Sunday and
Monday here.
The fact that the new stores of f. S.
Culver q Co. will not be completed for
another week does moi prevent them
from doing business at their warehouse,
in rear of stores. They offer as a special
inducement a bargain in Iron Beds. x
Mrs. e. H. King, of Vineland, made
a business trip here on Tuesday.
Howard Kirkeslager, a prominent
Philadelphia merchant, spent Sunday
at this resort the guest of Miss E. E
Parker.
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