Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-09-24
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they will if elected, promote those
things which Senator Hand has al
ready accomplished. They promise
to favor the Inland Waterway, they
promise to support good roads, they
favor direct primaries. Cape May
County in its regular convention of
Republicans which nominated Sena-
tor Hand in 1906, declared for direct
primaries for County offices and made
Cape May County the first County TO
go on record on this subject.
Eli Hendee, of Vineland, spent the
past week here with his sons, accom-
panied by his wife. Mr.. Hendee is in
his S0th year but he enjoyed the ocean
bathing here as well as the younger
people.
Photographer Everett Brooks aud
wife, who have been located here dur
ing the summer, left for New York on
Monday. They expect to locate at
Anglesea next summer and have a
studio there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin P. Ackley,
of Camden, have been spending some
time in their cottage on Magnolia ave
nue.. On Sunday they entertained
Joseph M. Hitchner, station agent at
Elmer.
DIR. Isaac w. Bagley will preach in
the Wildwood Baptist church, Sun
day, September 18th, both morning
and evening. Subjects, morning,
"Whst God can do With Your Soul"
Evening, 1.-THE Greatest Need of the
Church in the Twentieth Century"
Seats are all free and strangers well
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Sem have
returned from a visit to New York and
are now entertaining Mrs. Charles w.
MAR and Miss Annie E. Yourell, of
the same city. Mr.. MAR will join his
wife In q few days.
Mr.. Samuel Burbank, of the Sorosis
Shoe Co., of Philadelphia, with his
wife are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son at their Pine avenue cottage.
Miss Vester Bowersox, of New Berlin,
Pa. is /, guest q the Same cottage
Rev. L. g. Dolly, of Holy Trinity
Lutheran church, is spending his yaca-
ton with his parents at Allentown.
Pa. w. A. Fluck, of Mount Airy
Seminary, Philadelphia, will fill the
pulpit both morning and evening, and
the Sunday School will hold its ses-
sion at 2.30 p. M, instead of $50 a. M,
beginning Sunday, September 26th.
Patrons who attended the per-
formance at Pinker's moving picture
show on Saturday evening, enjoyed a
treat, when the entertainment was
augmented by the appearance of the
famous Quaker City Quartette, COM
posed of William a. Chambers, Morti-
mer F. Carroll, Charles Deely aud
Henry Smith, who rendered several
choice vocal selections. All of these
gentlemen are leading members of the
Hereford club and Messers. Chambers
and Carol are prominent in the affairs
of the Wildwood Yacht club. Come
again, gentlemen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Sutton
closed their Atlantic avenue cottage
this week and have returned to their
Haddonfield home. 80
Former Councilman Charles A. Nc
Williams and son Earl made a visit
recently to Camden and Philadelphia,
visiting among other places the mint
and the zoo.
Mrs. Howard Garrison, wife of a
prominent Camden physician, was a
guest at Willard Hall on Wednesday.
III. R. Curtis, a Pennsylvania rail-
road detective, with his assistants,
Harry Craven and Robert Cussick, in
conjunction with our local police, did
good work here the past summer. The
detectives were on duty here on Sum-
days and every big day on the lookout
for pickpockets.
Philip P. Baker Is home again after
a trip to Chicago in company with
George Davidson, cashier Of the Vine
land Tradesmens Bank.
Edward Brooks In in Bridgeton for
a few days and will return next week
to stay for the winter. He will con-
duct the Gem cafe with his wife this
winter during the absence of his son
Walter, who has accepted a position in
Bridgeton.
Oscar Eastlack, a prominent Cam
den confectioner, was a visitor here this
week.
x-Councilman George w. Banks
has been spending the week In Phil
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