Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-09-10

ade then formed on the boardwalk,
headed by Troilo's Royal italian band,
the two legged horses and the grotes-
quely dressed figures, followed by
merry lads and maidens on pleasure
bent. This parade marched down the
walk and was met by another headed
by Pullo's band at Wildwood Crest.
The two then formed in n parade
and marched from the Casino to the
ocean pier. The judges were Mr.. Elliott
and MI. Gallagher and they reviewed
the parade from the band stand and
awarded a prize to Mrs. Jones, Charles
Bosch and Mr.. Franckle for wearing
the best costumes.
Mrs. James r. Williams, who occu-
pies a cottage on Juniper avenue, Is the
owner of an unusually fine kennel of
italian greyhounds, which she exhibits
at all of the leading bench shows. At
the Eastern Pennsylvania Dog Fan
ciers' show held at Allentown, Pa,
last week, Mrs. Williams won the
Presidents cup for exhibiting the best
dog.in the show and in addition took
three first and one second prize.
MI. and Mrs. Harry S. Quimby and
son Malcolm, of Foxboro, Mass, were
visiting old friends here the past week.
Mr.. Quimby located at Wildwood in
it's earliest days and was a member of
Council for several years. Six years
ago he sold bis property, now the DR..
unrs1es -rezer5redfU
farm near Foxboro. That section is a
great shoe manufacturing centre and
Mr.. Quimby says that the stock of
shoes is depleted and that there is good
prospects ahead for the shoemakers, as
we'll as for other workers in manufac-
turing lines. Lowney, the wealthy
chocolate candy manufacturer, lives in
the same section.
J. N. Miller, editor of the Wellsboro
Pa, Republican Advocate, with his
wife have been visiting the latter's
mother at the Buzby cottage on Oak
avenue.
Albert II. Refer and family have re-
turned from an extended visit with
relatives and friends IN Atlantic City,
New York and Baltimore.
Troilo's Royal Italian Band has been
giving concerts on the board walk at
the band stand each morning this week
at 1890 o'clock, by direction of the
Baker Bros. In the afternoon and
evening they play at the Crest.
A beautiful boquet of wild flowers
gathered In the woods hereabout by
Robert Noble, of Philadelphia, a Sew
ern Hall guest, graced the Bureau Of
information on the boardwalk last
Sunday.
Miss Georgianna Miller started this
morning for Phoenixville, Pa, to visit
her cousin, Mrs. Flora Zeigler for the
winter, as well as other relatives in
that section.
Preston Weight, a lawyer from MI.
Carmel, Pa, and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Schofield and son and
daughter, of Roxboro, Walter G. Rem
and wife, of Philadelphia, have been
spending the past week at the Rem
cottage on Pine avenue.
The Mt. Vernon Baptist Church, of
Camden, brought a large excursion to
Wildwood last Saturday. There were
also two long trains from Philadelphia.
Edward and Philip Robbins returned
to their homes in Millville on Tuesday
after being employed here the past
summer, Edward with the Coombs
Bread Co. and Philip on the trolley.
Louis Alexander, of Atlantic City,
with his family has been spending the
past few days here. Heowns property
here and expects to locate permanently
on the island next spring.
Mrs. Daniel Rich and daughter, Lur-
eta, of Philadelphia, spent over Labor
Day with Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Young on I'D avenue.
Miss Kettle Golf, Of MiIlville, vas a
visitor here yer Sunday and Labor
Day.
Washington Hilton is having his
cottage on Maple avenue raised and a
brick basement built under it.
Winfield s. Brooks, Shiloh, has been
is visiting his brother Edward, at the
Gem cafe.