Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-08

and Louis Ash, of West Chester, Pa
The ceremony Was performed at ths
home of Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Hender
son at Millville by the Rev. G.. A
Gaul, of Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs
Ash will reside in West Chester. Mrs
Ash was the widow of the late Georg,
w. Henderson, the coal dealer, who
was in the business here some years a
go, and owned property here.
Announcement was made In tht
Philadelphia papers this week of the
sudden death of Paul Taylor, the vel
known comedian Of the Baker Stock
Co. They announced that he died
suddenly in New York but did not give
the cause. He was one of the best
comedians ever seen hfre and his
many friends and admirers will be
greatly shocked to bear of his death.
He vas thirty-nine years old.
Miss May Ingersoll, of the local tele-
phone exchange, is off on her vacation,
Ni7ibib6 ACldbANt5 anu iilS1Q5 III IDlld-
delphia, New York and Camden.
Benjamin A. Jenkins will occupy
the pulpit of the Baptist church again
next Sunday morning and evening in
the absence of the pastor. In the
morning his subject will be "Sitting by
the Wayside, and in the evening he
will talk On "Stapd Ye Fast" Those
who have been attending these services
been hearing some very plain
facts by Mr.. Jenkins and he especially
invites the men. Last Wednesday
evening he held a meeting at this
church which was well attended and
those present heard many interesting
points ex planned.
Miss Cynthia Bradley returned on
Sunday from a short vacation to Phila-
delphia and Ocean City.
BY virtue of a chattel mortgage given
by David q. Bayless to Stanley M.
.albach and Leo j. Mccormick on
February 7, 1908, a public sale of the
mortgaged real estate Office effects was
held by Charles w. Oswald on We'd
nesday. The sale amounted to about
S2O0. At the time of the sale Attorney
Jonathan Hand, representing V. q.
Reynolds, put in a claim of about $40
for rent. Kalbach and McCormick's
amounted to about $1,000, a good
of which was for money loaned
% Bayless. Bayless went away the
lay after primary election and has
gone ever since.
Mayor Latimer R. Baker, Philip P.
Baker and j. Thompson Baker, with
heir wives, went to Haddon Heights
his morning to spend the day with
heir sisters, who are visiting a niece
here.
Former State Comptroller j. Willard
of Camden, spent Saturday
nd Sunday here as a guest at the
lome of Judge I'll. H. Voorhees,.
Lawyer Jonathan Hand is in Cam
en- today t%ransacting legal business
nth Horace F. Nixon, Esq.
Councilman j. Albert Harris and
wife returned yesterday in their boat
rom their trip to New York to see the
iudson-Fulton celebration.
Hotel Fenwick guests the past week
ave been j. Entinsle, wife, son and
laughter, of Germantown; B. d.
leech, Joseph Steigerwald, b. G.
Fred. w. Loetscher, wife and
on, w. M. Rankin, Louis j. Silver
nan, J. R. Willitts, l.. B. Zall, r. T.
ones and wife, Philadelphia; Chas.
6. Epler, Wildwood; A. r.. White, G.
Jarll, Camden; j. N. Tomlinson,
1ineland; Robert J. Thompson, At
antic City; VIM. M. Robertson, Buff
Alo, N. Y.
Bank Clerk Harry Rice is away on a
wo weeks vacation in Philadelphia
nd other places.
Harry Parvin, of New York, accom-
anied by his wife, is visiting his par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. George Parvin, on
Vest Wildwood avenue.
While riding behind a wagon loaded
18th lath this Don Merel, the small
on of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Daggan,
'as painfully injured. As the wagon
ounded a corner several bundles of
ath rolled off, covering him up. He
7as cut about the face, but it is not
he is internally injured.
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