Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-03-26
ODD FELLOWS In
HOLLY BEACH
New Lodge Organizes with a
Number OF Grand Officers
@ Present
DEATH OF MRS. MARY CHESTNUT

lhuicOd1 ailClliOOns tIdlth ~, IOOO, bY
Grand Master John e. Brown, of Ho-
boken, with ten members. Other grand
officers present and assisting were Will
liam 7. Robbins, grand warden, of
Hamilton Square; Charles A. Wood
ruff, grand marshall, of Newark; Ben
jamin Ellenburger, grand conductor,
Of Jersey City; Harry S. Pine, grand
secretary, of Trenton; Earl Tussey,
grand herald, of Camden. Immediately
after the initiation of these ten men,
bers an organization was effected by
the election of ex-Sheriff w. H. Bright
as noble grand; Sherman T. Dowler,
vice grand; William s. Crawford, Sec
rotary; Herschel Taylor, financial Sec
rotary; treasurer, Charles L. Nickerson.
These new officers were then installed
by District Deputy Grand Master David
Burch, of Court House. In the eve
ming about forty more new members
were initiated.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Chestnut,
wife of Samuel Chestnut who owns a
cottage on Baker avenue, took place in
Philadelphia on Tuesday, March 8.
Mrs. Chestnut was about fifty years of
age and died suddenly from apoplexy.
An Easter dance in charge of Prof.
II. w. Roselle, the well known Cam
den dancing master, will be held at the
Holly Beach Yacht Club on Saturday
evening, April 10.
CAlfred Carlson has been suffering
with a cancer on his right hand for
several months. II first appeared on
his thumb and resembled a wart. He
lost his thumb but under the treat
ment of Mrs. Meehan the hand is
healing
Charles Carlson, who has been cod
fishing from Atlantic City during the
past winter, was here last Saturday
visiting his family. He has been run
ming his boat direct to the New York
market and ~disposing of his fish there.
Mrs. Frances Tice and Miss Ida Mae
Buzby will give a recital in Borough
Hall, IN Tuesday evening, March 30,
for the benefit of Holly Council No. SO,
Daughters of America. Admission 25
cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E. Shaver, Of
Camden, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Norton.
Carl Erickson is erecting a one story
brick building at the corner of Pacific
and Schellenger venues Councilman
Harry S. Durham has the contract.
Henry Saur, of Philadelphia, has
rented the Emerald cottage on Bennett
avenue, owned by Jean Stroll, for
the coming season, through the agency
of f. A. Mershon.
Mrs. Ellen Nickel, Rio Grande ave-
nue., is spending a few weeks in the
city.
Mrs. William Roberts, Roberts ave-
nue., is out again after having had an
attack of grip.
John 7. O'Neil was a Sunday visitor
here.
Oakford Cobb made a business trip
to Philadelphia on Wednesday.
Frank SculI, Jr., and Miss Cora May
Thomas were married OH Sunday eve
ming, March Dist, at the home of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thomas, Andrew avenue, by Rev. s.
A. Harker. They are to go to house,
keeping on Rio Grande avenue
Mrs. Edward Schlichting, Andrew
avenue, has been visiting her aunt in
the city.
Mrs. Leon Porter, Vineland, has
entered the employ of w. I'll. Stein,
Rio Grande emu Mrs. Porter will
be remembered as Miss Ada Morrell.
Recent Centre House guests have
been: William Mcguire, q. CARL, A.
r. White, G. R. Lewis, Camden; Rev.
and Mrs. Teas, Mrs. Katherine Riley,
J. E. Shore, r. q. E~astlack, E.. Els
worth, Philadelphia.
Jean Stroll, of Berwyn, Pa, was a
Sunday guest at the Havilla.
Mrs. Ernst Schlichting, Burk avenue,
has returned from Philadelphia, where
she has been visiting her sister who
was seriously i'll.
Mrs. William Kennedy, Andrew
avenue, is visiting friends in Frank
ford for several days.
Mrs. Harry Thomas, Taylor avenue,
was taken to the Methodist Hospital
in Philadelphia last Monday, suffering
with an attack of appendicitis,