Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-06-26
WILDWOOD CREST

Heather Road belonging to Frank l.
Silver and with bis family is occupy,
ing it for the season.
M. A. Frenzy, a prominent PhIladel
phian, who is having a fifty thousand
dollar residence erected at Oak Lane
in the suburbs of Philadelphia, has
rented William Dow's handsome Pa.
cifc avenue cottage and will spend
the season here with his family.
Fred. w. Schiller, president of the
College of Horology, of Philadelphia
who recently sold his Pacific avenue
cottage, has begun the erection of a
pretty bungalow near his former resi-.
dence which will be finished and
ready for occupancy by the first Of
August.
Edward Whitehill, a well known
Philadelphia business man, has leased
the Thurber cottage, on Crocus Road,
and will spend the season here with
his family. They will take possession
Of the cottage the first of next week.
DR.. w w. Richardson, who has
charge of the male ward of the Penn
sylvania State Insane Asylum, al
Norristown, is occupying with his
family, the Fielding cottage on Law
ender Road, which he has rented for
the season.
One of the most attractive cottages
on the island Is the one that has just
been finished at Palm Road and Park
Boulevard for Carl A. Siebert. This
cottage Is of the Spanish-Mexican or
Old Mission style of architecture, is
finished in reinforced concrete, and
is provided with all modern conven-
fences. Mr.. Siebert has just taken
possession of his new home and will
spend the summer here where he can
enjoy boating and fishing.
Jesse d. Crandall, of South Dennis,
is having a pretty bungalow erected on
Heather Road, which is rapidly near
ing completion, and which he will
take possession of for the season with
in a few days.
The handsome cottage that Captain
Frank Downs of the United States
life saving station has just had COM
pleted has been taken for the sum-
mer by Thomas III. Lea, of Philadel-
phia, who will spend The season here
with his family.
Thomas r. Rose, of Philadelphia,
whose family have been summer resi-
dents on the island for a number of
years, have selected Wildwood Crest
in which to spend the summer, and
have rented the Laid cottage on Law
ender Road.
Alfred John, a prominent Philadel-
phian, has rented thes~bretty Leaning
cottage on Morning Glory Road, and
gAvsresd tnsr aea@n tAefcNras I'd
family.
Several sums of money to loan on
improved real estate. Robert Bright,
broker, Anglesea, N. j..
Alexander Marseille, of Philadel-
phia, will spend the summer here, and
has rented apartments at the Friday
cottage on Buttercup Road, where he
is now located with his family.
W. Writ Young, of Coatsville, Penn
sylvania, has Joined the cottage col
ony at the Crest and is now occupy
ing the Oakford cottage on B~uttercup
road which he has rented for the sea-
sou. His family enjoy the beach front
location.
Ellis d. Thompson, a member of a
large New York contracting firm, is
spending the season here and has
taken one Of Mrs. Louisa Scandals
pretty cottages on Philadelphia ave-
nue..
John Miller, secretary of the F. A.
North Piano Company, in Philadel-
phia, has rented and taken possession
of the pretty new cottage on Buttercup
road belonging to H. L. Nickerson
and will spend the aso here with
his family.
The handsome large cottage on Pa
cific avenue that belongs to Frank l..
English is the scene of many jolly
parties as Mr.. English and his family
entertain friends from Philadelphia
nearly every week.
James E. Malloy, a Philadelphia
business man, has taken apartments
for himself and family on the ocean
front, in Stewards apartment house,
where he will spend the season with
his family.
President of Philadelphia Common
Conncil McCurdy and wife, are occcu.
plying for the season the beautiful cot.