Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-27
HOLLY BEACH
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fully decorated with orange and blue
crepe paper, and the stage was con-
cealed by grasses artistically arranged.
Cornstalks were grouped at the back,
and a spinning wheel, a relic of CO.
lonial days occupied a prominent posi-
ton. Drawings by the various grades
were arranged around the sides of the
hall. The program showed careful
training and was thoroughly enjoyed
by the audience. The teachers and
scholars alike did themselves credit on
this occasion and it was one of the best
school entertainments, if not the best,
over held on the island. The singing
by Miss Maria Maxim and Malcolm
Murray was encored again and again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Rauch came
down from Philadelphia on Monday
evening and spent Thanksgiving at
Hotel Ottens. He occupied his seat in
the Holly Beach Council as usual or
Tuesday evening with his arm In a
sling, the result of a cunning accident
at Dias Greek a fortnight ago. A fence
gave way while he was climbing oyer
it and the fall dislocated his left shout
der.
Mary f. Murphy, of Holly Beach,
who is being treated at the Cooper hos
pital In Camden for a d~islocated arm,
is responding to treatment very slowly.
e. Yenney is enlarging his house on
Burk venue by the addition of bed
room and a bath on the third floor
and also making his dining room
larger.
Before buying Christmas gifts for
your lady friends be sure and see Miss
Scott's stock of pretty things; you'lln not
regret 1t. 21S Andrew avenue, Holly
Beach.
Miss Sara Holmes, South Dennis,
has been engaged to teach in the pri-
mary department in the public school.
Recent guests registered atthe Centre
House are William q. Mcguire, Cam
den; A.. w. Hand, Cape May; r. b.
Eberbach, e. H. Marshall, Philadel-
phia: w. E. Young, Anglesea; s. III.
Townsend, Court House.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Downing, Taylor
avenue, are spending this week in
.Bridgeton.
Walter Lovett has been distributing
flags the past few days, advertising
Holly Beach.
Real Estate Agent E. Yenney reports
the rental for next season of the apart
ments In the real of his office on Burk
avenue to q. M. Holm, of Philadelphia,
-who viii occupy them early II the
spring.
Fresh roasted Coffees and Peanuts.
Best Teas and all kinds of Cheese, at
Albig's. =
CIV. Miller, of Philadelphia, who
represents the Blickensderfer type
writer company, was in town Monday
on a business Trip, registering at the
Havilla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Mershon, of
Philadelphia, are spending a few days
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Mershon, Hildreth venue
William e. Forcum spent Saturday
in Philadelphia.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the First Presbyterian church, will
hold a Christmas bazaar on December
IL and II. Fancy and useful articles,
home made food and candies, cake and
ice cream, coffee and sandwiches will
be on sale.
w. III. Yenney, of the Glassboro
day and Sunday looking after his real
estate interests here.
James Logan, of the Havilla, spent
Sunday at his home in Mt. Holly.
Mrs. Andrew j. Biddle, Hand ave-
nue., Is spending Thanksgiving week
with her parents in Newfield.
Contractor Frank A. Mershon has
purchased another lot Mt the Crest on
Pacific Eel and will erect a house
on his recently purchased lot, corner of
Lotus Road and Pacific venue.
J. Swing Willis drove over from
Court House yesterday with his wife
to see the OK roast festivities.
Frank A. Mershon has opened a
general real estate aud fire insurance
Office at his residence, Hildreth avenue.
He has engaged Russell Thompson,
formerly of Philadelphia, to assist him.
Mrs. William Stein is suffering with
rheumatism in the right arm and
shoulder.
Miss Alma Colder, of the Vineland
Journal force, spent Thanksgiving with