Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-03-26

we'll; second vice president, L. y. lam
ilton; third vice president, John w.
Young; fourth vice president, E. Yen
ney; secretary, L. Myers; assistant
secretary, Robert j. Kay; treasurer,
Robert j. Kay; treasurer, Jed Dubois.
The board of trustees was reelected as
it stood except that George N. Smith
was elected to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Bernard Bosch. Stand
ing committees were appointed to serve
for the ensuing year and many matters
of interest were discussed. The Easter
committee. of which j. Albert Harris
is chairman, was given discretionary
powers to proceed with the work of ar
ranging for the proper entertainment
of visitors, whose number will doubt
less far exceed that of a year ago, and
it is probable that a good band will be
secured and concerts given either on
the Ocean Pier or at the Casino Pier.
The boardwalk will be brilliantly light
ed, all places Of amusement will be
opened, and with the most of the hotels
ready to receive guests, the resorts here
will be ready to entertain visitors in
the same way as they are entertained
during the height of the season. The
question of allowing dogs to III lat
large was brought up for discussion,
and this nuisance, which is one OF the
worst with which the island has to
contend, was generally condemned.
Many expressions were heard of the
resultant injury to the resorts by al
lowing worthless dogs to run at large,
and it was generally conceded that
what is needed is strict laws to cover
this question and the rigid enforce
ment of the same by energetic, intelli-
gent and efficient officers that have the
courage to enforce the law. A resolu-
ton was presented by j. T. Baker con-
demning the present lax methods of
dealing with this question and calling
upon Council to take immediate and
effective action to terminate the per-
nicious freedom of worthless dogs.
President Baker appointed the fol-
lowing committees:
Industrial Day
NGaF aeyHa4aas DGBayfes 5Uhn
N. Reeve, J. X. Tresher, w. G. Taylor,
N. Diamond.
Decorations
John w. Young, G. H. Huppert, II.
s. Goslin, L. P. Coney, w. ]. HARRISON,
q. A. Reynolds, Eben Yenney.
Entertainment
r. w. Ryan, g. A. Haswin, John w.
Young, G. w. Banks, T. G. Hamilton,
Jed Dubois, E. q. Slaughter, G.. A.
Reynolds, w. B. Livezey, Robt. Kay.
Railroad
Thomas Martndale, G. A. Haswin,
j. Fithian Tatem.
Conventions
T. G. Hamilton, Jed Dubois, H. l..
Sparklin. j. A. Harris, E. G. Slaughter,
John Bright, l.. M. Rice, j. H. Beecher.
Advertising
J. T. Baker, ]. A. Harris, Thomas
MartIndale.
Auditing
o. L. Blackwell, Otto Koeneke, w.
E. Zeller.
Extending the Season.
John w. Young, G. w. Saul, George
Smith, J. A. Harris, HI. H. Ottens, J.
Il. Baker.
Herman Buckborn, n of the owners
of the Wildwood Ocean Pier, enter
tanned a large house party of friends at
his handsome cottage the early part of
this week. Among those in the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Seward. Mr..
and Mrs. T. F. Seward, Jr., George
Mousley and wife, and several others.
st. Simeon's-by-the-Sea Protestant
Episcopal church congregation has
just had a fine new parish house cree
ted on the ground adjoining the church
study, gymnasium, lecture and Sum
day school rooms, and many other con-
v%eniences.
Thomas S. Goslin, the contractor,
has just completed for his own use a
handsome large residence on Glen
wood avenue, which is III of the finest
cottages on the island. Painters are
now at work putting on the finishing
touches and getting it ready for occu-
pancy.
Beautiful line of white waists in the
most up-to-date designs 500 to $3.50.
Mech & Co. Read our adv. on page 4.
On Monday evening, March %, the
Daughters of Pocahontas held a sock
social in the lodge room of the JOURNAL
building. A number of visitors enjoy
ed the interesting program which con-