Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-01

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spending this week in the city.
Miss Bessie Turner passed Christmas
in Bridgeton.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
society will meet at the home of Mrs.
Charles Wanner, 21S Rio Grande ave-
nue., Tuesday evening, January 8, 1909.
l.. G. Johnson, of the Phoenix Fur
niture Co., is spending the holidays in
New York with relatives.
Mrs. H. l.. Aldrich, Rio Grande ave-
nue., entertained her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Hile and her grandson, Gearing
Hile, of Philadelphia, this week.
Louis Barker, of Millville, spent
Christmas with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Barker, Taylor avenue.
Wesley Norton has moved his family
from the DIR. Spooner cottage, Leaning
avenue, into the pretty new house
which he has built on Baker avenue.
George Gillison, Ollie Hackney and
Lionel Ware spent Christmas at their
homes in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmahon and daugh-
tiers Alice and Katheryn, of Vineland,
are guests of Mrs. Mcmahon IS mother,
Mrs. J. d. Mech.
The following program entitled 1.-THE
Angels Message was rendered by the
Hollywood M. e. Sunday school ON
Wednesday evening" of last week:
Singing, 1.-THE Angels Message;"
prayer, Rev. r. s. Carlisle; singing,
"Numberless Starry Eyes;n recitation,
Edith Barnett; recitation, Marguerite
Carlisle; primary song, IA Little
Song" recitation, Olive Milford; exer-
else, eleven primary children; singing,
"Christmas-tide;' recitation, Rosalie
Pierson; singing, sin the Light" Of
fering, recitation, Esther Thomas; sing
ing, 1.-THE Christmas Joy-bells;" recita-
ton, Harry Camp; address by pastor;
exercise, three children; solo, Bertha
Ingersoll; recitation, Mary Charlson;
singing, "Bells of Heaven
Rev. and Mrs. Carlisle and daughter
Marguerite spent Christmas with MI.
CarIisle's parents at Mauricetown.
Miss Bertha Ingersoll is on a visit
with relatives and friends in Philadel-
mia and Camden.
q. Harry Harner, of Cleona, Pa, has
accepted a position with WA. Mac
Donald on Burk emu
George w. Eadline, Jr., of Washing
ton, d. c., SPENT the holidays here with
his parents. He is in an architects Of
flee in that city and likes it very much
there. From his place of employment
he can look down into the White
House grounds and he has become ac-
customed to seeing the President and
his family.
Arthur Miller is among the New
Year celebrators of the Quaker City to-
day.
The application for a wholesale
liquor license in the building recently
occupied by the gas company was with
drawn Wednesday after a strong re-
monstrance had been presented to the
court.
Work is well under way on the new
double dwelling on Montgomery ave-
nue., next to Hotel Beachwood, for
Miss Lena Camp.
Photographer Saiber took pictures of
the scholars of each room of the public
school recently and are now on sale.
Miss Kathryn Heating is spending
the holidays with relatives and friends
in Philadelphia.
James Delaney is now located at
Hotel Brighton for the winter, having
changed his residence from 22d street.
Walter Geiger, in company with
Miss M. Kelley, left on Tuesday in his
Gilmore touring car for Philadelphia.
Mrs. Samuel Roberts was in Phila-
delphia on Wednesday on business.
Walter Holmes was a Quaker City
visitor over Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chalmers and
children are in Atlantic City where
Mr.. Chalmers is attending a school
meeting.
The Hotel Brighton is being bright
ened by a coat of paint.
Harry Heating, Jr., is in Philadel-
phia taking part in the New Year cele-
brations. He is a member of the Oakley
string band and will take part in the
big parade today.
J. Howard Evans, assistant agent at
the Holly Beach news stand, is in Phil
adelphia over New Years day and it
is reported that he may return a bene-