Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-03-13
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)

chased a very handsome magic lantern
and will frequently entertain the men,
bers of his Sunday-school, free of
charge, by giving picture exhibitions,
religious and comic. The lantern will
be operated with a 1000 volt electric
lamp, and can be used in the day time
as well as at night. Mr.. Ward will be
glad to make arrangements for an
illustrated lecture at any time with
church societies, lodges, etc.
Phone 24x.
e. s. Kilmer, the teamster, spent
last Thursday in Philadelphia and
bought a ten-ton dray for heavy haul
ing and an upholstered van for the
moving of furniture.
Hotel Poplars will open for five days
over Easter in order to accommodate
their patrons.
Rev. J. b. Adams, u former pastor,
has been called by the official board of
the Wildwood Baptist church and will
take charge this week.
Oysters in every style at Townsend's
restaurant, Oak m +
DIR. and Mrs. Samuel e. Corle and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert s.. Foster at
tended a lecture given by Gilbert Hub
bard, the Philistine, on the subject
1.-THE Spirit of the Times at Horticul-
tural Hall, Philadelphia, Thursday
night of last week.
Mech & Go. will have their millin-
cry opening at their Holly Beach store,
corner of Burk and Pacific avenues,
Saturday, March 16, and Monday and
Tuesday, March Is and 10. n
County Superintendent o. O. Barr,
of Cape May City, Vas on the island
Monday.
Ex-Sherid Hendee, of Vineland, was
here last Thursday looking over prop
erty which he thinks of purchasing.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. w. Ryan spent a
portion of the week in Philadelphia.
Howard Blaker, who is employed in
a Philadelphia real estate office, spent
over Sunday with his parents here.
Mrs. Thos. II. Townsend spent last
week with relatives in Millville and
BTidgeton.
Phone 24x. n
Next Sunday the pastor OF the
Lutheran church will preach in the
morning on "The Eternal Majesty of
Christ" In the evening on the "Sacra-
ment of Holy Baptism" Holy bap-
tism will be administered on Palm
Sunday. Ali those having children to
receive this sacrament please inform
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For Eale-Hotel Poplars, Oak and
Pacific avenues, Wildwood. Apply to
Ct. III. Huppert or on the premises.
The best location on the island. Y
The sermon subjects next Sunday at
st. Simeon's-by-the-Sea, will be, at the
morning service 1.-THE History of the
Church from ~18l2-lS60;" in the evening
the rector will preach the third in the
series of sermons on "The Reasonable
ness of Christianity the topic will be
s'The Divinity Of Christi Last Sun
day evenings sermon will be repeated
after Easter by request.
j.. /. Schwartz, a wellknown
Bridgeton merchant, was a visitor here
last Friday.
Phone 24x.
Lucas paint representative, at
Harbison's Bazaar has secured the 0 n
tract to furnish material for the paint
ing of Edgeton Inn. Light apple
green body and red trimmings will be
the colors used. l.. G. johnson willdo
the work.
! G. w. Matthew'S temporary Photo
Gallery now open, corner Lincoln and
2acific Post Cards and
lures of all kinds finished promptly.
gel. cottage and outside work given
ecial attention. Will remove to
boardwalk March 25.
The box social given by the Shield
of Honor lodge in Journal hall last
Thursday night vas a social success.
A somewhat similar affair will he
given by the lodge In the near future.
q. II. Clouting, of Sea Isle, was a
visitor here this week.
Among the guests of Hotel Fen wick
the past week have been Dorning
Walker, James Hunt, Miss q. Hasfield,
Mrs. NJ. Detz, r. e. Magee, Joseph
Thornton and wife, Arlington S. Wolfe,
j. r. Willis, John H. Graham, G. s.
Gray, J. Reynolds Brady, James N.
Carhart, Miss M. Newport, Mrs. H. A.
Wood and I'll. Mindil, all of Philadel-