Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-06-04
HOLLY BEACH
Continued from page l

FIVE Mile Beach, are making good
progress with their drills under the
able command of Capt. E. H. Ran
dolph and they now have a member
ship of about twenty table bodied
menu with new recruits constantly be-
ing added.
Miss Bell Bream and Miss Martha
Sache, of Philadelphia, were the guests
of Miss Nellie Blocher and Miss Sara
Brumbaugh at the home of DIR. and
Mrs Il. q. Domnitz, Rio Grande ave-
nue..
Stoves and stove pipe taken from
your cottage, stored for the summer,
repaired If necessary, BACKED and re-
turned when called for. Coney's Stor-
age Warehouse. Phone 215. y
Holly Beach post Office schedule.
MAILS ARRIVE MAILS DEPART
6.37 a. m. 6.25 a. m.
S.44 $40
1912 Ito p. M
11.49 40 "
3.44 p. M.
$50 Philadelphia.
6.44 Jersey.
Office opens 6 a. M. Closes 7.80 p. M.
John Ballinger and family, of Cam
den, spent Memorial day at their An
drew avenue cottage.
MI. and Mrs. William Yenney and
daughter Margaret, of Glassboro, were
Memorial day visitors with K. Yenney
and family, Burk avenue.
Just received consignment of new
furniture, ice chests, refrigerators, etc,
at Coney's warehouse. Call and see
the articles and get prices. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Verna, of
Philadelphia, are visiting their mother
Mrs. Mccoy, Andrew avenue.
Mrs. Louisa Butler and daughter
Jennie, Burk avenue, are visiting rela-
tives in Phillipsburg for a few days.
You will find bathing suits, bathing
shoes and bathing caps at Mech & 90.
Oscar Boice and Miss Florence Evan
were married Sunday afternoon by
Rev. r. s. Carlisle. They will reside
in Atlantic City where Mr.. Boice is
employed as a carpenter. Mrs. Boice
Is a niece of Mrs. Frank Smith and
has made her home with Mayor and
Mrs. Smith for a number of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Frank, Harry
Mayer and Theresa Lew, of Philadel-
phia, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wanner, Rio Grande avenue,
over Memorial day.
MI. and Mrs. William Bellangy, of
Cape May, visited their sister Mrs. w.
A. Shaw and family on Monday.
Charles Stein, of Camden, was the
guest of his SONS George and William
ue1nmRxeseeAday--s Mead&5W-
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. G%eissinger, of
Millville, have taken possession of Mrs.
Howell's cottage on Andrew avenue,
which he has rented for the eason
At the annual business meeting of
the Presbyterian G. e. society, held on
Tuesday evening the following officials
and committees were elected: Presi-
dent, Miss Anna Barker; vice presi-
dent, Miss Lillian Tice; secretary, Mrs.
Mrs. w. A. N%orcross; treasurer, Mrs.
8. A. Harker. The chairman of the
various committees are: Missionary,
Mrs. John Downing; prayer meeting,
Miss Della Aldrich; social, Miss Anna
Davidson; lookout, Mrs. w. A. Nor
cross; music, Miss Lillian Tice; sun
shine, Mrs. S. A. Harker; organist,
Mrs. Harker.
The regular summe schedule on the
railroad will go into effect on Friday,
June %, when the service will be much
improved and express trains will then
be run through from the Crest to Cam
den.
A large assortment of Campbell's
stains and floor finishes have just been
received by Allen e. Grace, Anglesea.
These stains are ~unequalled for stain
ing and vanishing furniture and in
terror wood work. The floor finish is
very durable and suitable for all floors.
Ask for color card.
Recent guests at the Maxwell cot
tage, Spicer avenue, have been Mr.. and
Mrs. E. v. S~treeper, Miss Edwena w.
Streeper, Miss Margaret J. McClelland,
of Media, Pa; Mrs. A. M. Stephenson,
Miss Ruth G. Stephenson, of Ocean
NiAu. Arn A Anvmnn Of PhiIndaI-