, 1906-06-06
BRICK ARRIVED
FOR HOLLY BEACH
Special Meeting Borough COun-
Gil Held Friday Night.
Rentals Reported
BREEZY PERSONAL NOTES

Fifty carloads of vitrified paving
brick have arrived for Pacific avenue.
Contractor McLinden has a force of
teams at work hauling and distributing
them along the street. The contract
calls for the completion of the work by
July 10th, which means that the work
will necessarily be pushed with all
rapidity.
a special meeting of the Holly
Beach Borough Council was held last
Friday evening with full number of
councilman present. a notice was
ordered published stating that bids
will be received and opened on Tues
day, June u, authorizing the gravel
ing of Rio Grande, Taylor, Andrew,
Burke, Garfield and Lincoln
G. A. Haswin, Dr.. Marshall L. Lum-
mis- and f. B. Long were appointed
members of the Board of Health.
The Ottens canal syndicate special
premium sale offers a fine opportunity
for an investment that will result in
large profits.
David A. Bridges, a brother of Chas.
Bridges, died on May 18th at his home
in Philadel phia and was buried i'll
Oak Hill cemetery in Vineland. The
services were conducted by the Grand
Army of the Republic, he being a
member of the post at Vineland for
several years. He vas 70 years of age.
He was one of the first residents of
Holly Beach, having made his summer
residence here since 1882. He leaves a
wife and one daughter.
Buy your lumber of Diamond 4 Coz
Real Estate Agent Bright reports
this week the following rentals FOR the
season: Mrs. Mary Dillon's cottage on
Hand avenue to Alex Cowan, of Phil
adelphia; Mrs. Louisa Scandals bun
gallo on Burke avenue to Walter G.
Powell, of Lansdowne. Idle Hour
cottage on Hand avenue, to Frank
Morse, of Philadelphia. Camps cot
tage on Bennett avenue, to w. Frank
Taylor, Philadelphia. Ober's cottage,
Hand avenue, to Thomas Merbine, of
Philadelphia. Bait cottage on Hand
avenue, to Edw. ID. Mitchell, of Phila-
delphia.
Israel Woolson has resigned as
manager of the branch store of the
United Grocery Stores Co., in the
Bourse building. G. V. During, of
Philadelphia, is the new manager.
Fish story, copyrighted, 10 cents. \
Among the guests at the Centre
House the past week have been Chas.
r. Millory, W. e. Middleton, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Barlow, Elizabeth Barlow,
Thos. j. Cunningham and wife, Geo
A. Thompson, Jr., of Philadelphia;
Samuel H.. Williams, Mrs. I. p. Will
liams, Mrs. e. J. McNichols, Blanche
Gilmore, w. p. Potter, N. J. CARR
CUES, Stockton w. Garrigues, of Cam
den; Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Hustled, Bird
geton; Miss Marie Beakley, Martha Il.
Collins, Millville; Clarence Ebert,
Bryn Mawr, Pa; Thos. NJ. V~ansant,
Baltimore, Md; Jean Strop and Geo.
X. Krider, Berwyn, Pa; Miss Harbi-
son, Schenectady, N. Y.
Mrs. Carl A. Haswin, accompanied
by her niece, Miss Ruby Schlattman,
of Mexico City, left last Friday for
Washington, ID. C., to attend the COM
mencement week exercises of the Ma
tional Cathedral school. Miss Ruth
Starr. Mrs. Haswin's brothers. oldest
daughter, is a member of the gradua
ting class. The final commencement
President Roosevelt delivers the address
W tile graduates.
The Ottens canal can never be dupli-
Gated on Five Mile Beach. 4
F. J. Suter and family, of Philadel-
phia, have opened their Davis avenue
cottage for the season. David Hodg-
son, an artist of Scranton, is spending
a few days with them.
Attention is called to the special an
nouncement in this issue of the Sea-
board Cement Stone Co. The Holly
Beach Council has passed an ordinance
to lay cement pavements and curbs in
a large number of streets and has not1-
fled property owners to have it down
in 80 days. The Seaboard Cement Stone
Co. is prepared to do this work for in
dividual property owners who desire to
have their pavements and curbs put in
by private contract and in a thoroughly
responsible manner. X
Martin Pierson returned from Mays
Head, N. G., this week to engage in
fishing here for the summer.
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