Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-06-04
HOLLY BEACH

A. P. Arnold, of Vineland. brought
his annual neighborhood picnic to J.H.
Dowler's house, the Sea Shell, on Mon
day, bringing a great many beautiful
flowers to add to the celebration here.
About fifty children were in the party
and a great many of them have been
coming every year for a long time. All
enjoyed the nice fish that had been pre-
pared for them and left for home hop
ing to come again next year.
David M. Nunerviller, of Rox-
borough. has rented one of the new
Smith apartments on Pacific avenue
and is occupying same.
The Woodbine cottage, corner Paci-
fc and Rio Grande avenues, has been
rented to Passaquale D'Armour, of
Philadelphia, for the season.
All kinds of ~delicatessen and lots of
them at city prices at Albig's.
The Life Saving crew went off duty
on Monday night at II O'Clock for the
months of June and July.
Mrs. Lewis Chapps, of New York, is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. l..
e. Johnson, Rio Grande avenue, for
several weeks.
All schools closed last Friday for
the summer vacation, except the high
school, which will continue until June
IL.
Mrs. Bailey and son of Philadelphia,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bud,
Heather road, Wildwood Crest.
Councilman VIM. r. Pinker will
give a free picture show exhibition to
the school children of the island in
Pinker's park on Saturday afternoon.
The car fares OF the Anglesea children
Will be paid by H. HI. Ottens.
The residence of w. A. Shaw, Pacific
avenue, is receiving a coat of paint.
A. S. Wolfe has moved his meat bust
ness from the Yenney building on Pa
cifc avenue, into the corne store of
the new Butts block.
A good one at zoe a pound, Goth Cen
fury Brand Coffee. Get sample at Al
big's Tea and Coffee House. n
These Philadelphians were at the
Westminster oyer N morislday: Mrs
q. Gallagher, Mrs. e. B. Gallagher
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason, Miss J..
M. Gallagher, Miss Elizabeth Hewing,
Miss Bessie Mcgowan.
E. S. Young, of Philadelphia, an
uncle of Mrs. j. F. Tice, has come to
spend the summer at the Havilla.
Mrs. Lena Booth and daughter
Edith, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday
and Monday with Mrs. M. s. Elm
quist.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Y. Smith enter
tanned Captain and Mrs. G. F. Hess.
of Philadelphia, and Sergeant and
Mrs. P. G. Hess, of Bella, Pa, over
Memorial day in their hospitable cot
tage on Hand avenue.
The regular business meeting of the
Presbyterian Ladies Aid society will be
held on Wednesday afternoon, June 8,
at 2.3O at the Havilla, Burk avenue.
Herbert and Walter Galley, of Phil
adelphia, spent Sunday and Monday
at their summer cottage on Spencer
avenne
Charles Leap, of Camden, was a Sun
day visitor at this resort.
Recent Centre House guests have
been J. U. Buck, William Gibbs, w.
d. Fenimore, A. L. Gibbs, r. @.
Duenstrey, Thomas Montgomery, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Hampton, Philadelphia;
H. J. Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Cain, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Cain, Jr., Mrs.
L. Schmidt, J. D. Collins, Maurice
Crist, Benjamin Allahand, Joseph
Loylaed, Camden; Sarah q. Tomlin,
Griffin Smith, Goshen; Joseph Thorpe,
Roxborough, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Crist,
Baltimore, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. ALA
hand, New York; A. U. Alexander,
Pleasantville; +. A. Pharo. Bayonne.
A splendid line of white shirt waists
and in colors from SOC up at Mech &Co.
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