Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-12-04
Balance on hand,
2,868 ~

Professor l.. Myers spent a part of
last week with his parents at Alloway.
MI. Myers left Alloway before seven
o'clock Monday morning for Wild
wood, but owing to the poor train on
nections for seashore points he could
not reach his destination until 12.41.
The trouble is with the connection at
Glassboro, where the train from Cam
den for Cape May points is scheduled
to leave Glassboro just four minutes be-
fore the Bridgeton express arrives. A
wait of two hours is then necessary I'M
til the next train arrives at Glassboro
with direct connections for Wildwood
and all points south of Millville. The
editor of the Journal has been travel
ling almost weekly between Elmer and
Wildwoo for the past thirteen years
and the connections are worse today
than they were then. One cannot now
reach points south of Melville on the
afternoon trains from the Bridgeton
and Salem branches as has been posi-
Ole for nearly a score Of years before.
Mrs. Francis s. Tice is arranging to
give u Christmas cantata in Bakers
theatre on the Wednesday night before
Christmas for the benefit of the Board
of Trade.
The I'D annual reunion of the Oath
regiment will be held in Vineland on
Saturday, December 12, at 10 o'clock a.
IN in the First NJ. f. church A com-
plimentary dinner will be given to the
members of the association and their
wives by the ladies' of the G. A. r.
and citizens. J. w. Adams, the presi-
dent of the association, and ]. l.. Rice,
the secretary, are DESTROYS of a good
attendance by the survivors of the
regiment.
Misses Laura Boyer, Lucy Unselt
and Mabel Bowman, of Germantown,
were week end visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. Herschel Taylor on Wildwood
avenue.
Mrs. William Taylor returned to her
home in Barnegat last week after a ten
days visit with her son here.
Three real bears that sing. X
Morris Clark returned ON Tuesday
after a few days visit with relatives
and friends in Woodstown.
Miss Edith Livezey spent Thanks
giving with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Livezey, in Philadelphia.
The Marine National Bank has
just issued an attractive eight page
folder, containing several views of the
bank and the regular staieme 1t of
condition.
Miss Ada Hawn, of Medford, and
Miss Mabel Elms. of Camden, were
visitors over Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Della Terry and Nina Styles,
Melville school teachers, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with friends here.
Best of all, our own roasted ~eofIees,
and best of teas, and all kinds of cheese.
A store Of quality. Albig's. \
The ocean pier is receiving a coat of
paint.
Hotel Fenwiek guests the past week
have been U. p. Miller, G. Howard
Blaker, Preston b. Lea, Charles w. G..
King, Miss r. S. King, William F..
Mitchell, G. II. Carothers, Harry Hood,
G. A. Higgins, g. w. Todd, F.E. Bow
ker, Frank H. Taylor, w. w. Groom,
Thomas j. Rose, Mrs. j. j. White,
Philadelphia; w. e. Zeller, e. H.
Peterson, Wildwood; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Proctor Crazy, New York;
james b. Bloomfield, New Haven; G..
Il. Cochran, Red Bank; ]. N. Tomlin-
son, Vineland; j. b. Smith, Annville,
Pa; George Leathwhite and wife, DIR.
George ID. Woodward and wife, Cam
den; II. G. Densten, Atlantic City.
1t is reported that fourteen shares of
MARINE Bank stock were just sold at
private sale at 1920 per share. Par
800 per share.
Frank III. Taylor, of Philadelphia,
was a visitor this week. Mr.. Taylor is
the designer of the booklets put out by
the Wildwood Board of Trade and a
very amiable man Some years ago he
accompanied President Grant on a trip
to Mexico as an illustrator for a maya
zine.