Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-01
CHRISTMAS CANTATA
TO Be REPEATED
Mrs. Tice 10 Again Present the
Musical Comedy AT Bakers
Theatre
OTHER WILDWOOD NEWS PARAGRAPHS

Claus and his Wonderful Transfer
nation which was given in Bakers
theatre on Tuesday evening of last
week will be repeated tomorrow night,
owing to the severe weather on the
former occasion and to repeated de-
test affairs ever given on the island
and should not be missed. The tickets
sold for the former entertainment and
not used will be honored tomorrow
night.
Lumber is on the ground for a hand
some hotel to be erected on two lots on
Glenwood avenue, lear Atlantic ave-
nue., recently sold by the Beecher-Kay
Co., for Joseph M. Jones, of Philadel-
phia. Dorrell & Hays are the contrac-
tors and it is to be completed and ready
for occupancy by the beginning of next
season. This hotel will be a fine addi-
ton to this section, it being one of the
best locations and will be finely fur
nished.
Dance at Whites academy, Saturday
night. Learners class Wed. nights
Rev. L. g. Dolly, the newly elected
pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran
church, will take charge of the parish
next Sunday. He will preach both
morning and evening. AT the evening
service the choir will sing an anthem,
ooh, be Joyful In the Lord" by For
man.
Miss Margaret Page, of Millville,
spent over Christmas with her mother
here.
Misses Rose Ostenreider and Laura
Richards, of Philadelphia, are spend
ing the holidays with Miss Osten-
reider's parents Oh Cedar avenue.
Miss Edith Kalbach entertained Mrs.
Aubrey Knowles, of San Francisco,
GAL, over the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Knowles is the youngest daugh-
ter, Gaynor, of the late Col. d. P.
Brown.
J. Swing Willis and e. 9. Hewitt, of
Court House, were here on Monday on
business for the Court House Building
and Loan Association.
Miss Minerva He'll, of Trenton, spent
Christmas with her parents on Cedar
venue
Prof. I'll. w. Roselle, of Camden,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday here.
Contractor f. e. Smith has common
-oea-rs--~~1s-UT a 1aooss--a u. Clen-
wood avenue, near the railroad, for
George w. Corson, of Holly Beach.
Councilman T. S. Goslin has sold lot
IA, block 6, on Oak avenue to Council
mar John F. Reardon, of Melville, for
$4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Zeller and
son spent the holidays visiting relatives
at Miffiinburg and other points in the
interior of Pennsylvania.
Carl A. Peterson, the Philadelphia
tailor, was down this week distributing
Christmas tokens among his patrons
and friends.
At a meeting of the Board of Free
holders at Cape May last Saturday
permission wa granted the Cape May
Electric Light company to extend
poles and wires along the holly Beach
road to the mainland for the purpose
of furnishing light.
Frank Wentzell, our local clothier,
was an over Sunday visitor at Bridge
ton.
Charles Jackson, of Philadelphia,
was a weekend visitor with friends
here.
Miss Irene Taylor is spending the
New Years holidays in the Quaker
City.
Charles r. Page spent Christmas
with relatives and friends in Bridge
ton.
Edward Bacon, of Millyille, the well
known basket ball player, spent over
Sunday with his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas u. Clark spent
q part of this week in Woodstown at
tending the funeral of Mrs. Clark's
brother-in-law.
William ID. Tracey is getting out
plans for a cottage on West Goth street
on a lot recently purchased through
the agency of Beecher-Kay Realty Co.
A checker club has beeh organized at
the Fenwick. Jonathan Hand was
made president; Curtis Baker, vice
president; Charles Epler, secretary and
treasurer; Messrs. Tresher and Weir,
active members. Mr.. Weir is at pres
ent training down to the light weight
class and has a challenge out for any
one of his size. Prof. Roselle made a