Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-10-15
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Since the beach has made out SO
much between the Casino and the New
Ocean Pier 1t seems necessary to move
the boardwalk out further near the
water. Our summer visiting throngs
demand that this be done and at the
same time the walk should be widened
between these points. When the walk
was built a few years ago the high
water reached the edge of it, while at
the present time the high water mark
Is several hundred feet ocean ward from
the walk. This matter should be taken
up by the borough authorities at an
early date.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Holy
Trinity Lutheran Church will hold a
sauer kraut supper at the residence of
Charles Albig on Saturday evening,
October %, from four to nine p. m.
Miss Elizabeth Seipp and brother, of
Philadelphia, were the guests of Mrs.
Sigiinger on Sunday.
Mayor Baker was in Camden last
week and called on Mrs. Rebecca Gil
more, who is 101 years old. Mrs. Gill
more is the mother of Mrs. Warner,
the widow of the late Charles E. War
ner. The family have summered here
for many years.
Mechanic borders wanted at the Gem
cafe, Oak avenue. Nice room and
good table. \
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Hays spent a
few days in Philadelphia last week and
saw the automobile race In Paramount
park last Saturday.
Have you an electric fiat iron? n
George L. Record is one of the NOM
inees for assembly on the Republican
ticket In Hudson County. If Record
is elected there will be something doing
every minute in the House this winter.
The annual election for officers of the
Wild wood Baptist Sunday school was
held last Sunday the following being
elected: Superintendent, Clarence g.
Eldredge; assistant superintendent,
Charles A. McWilliams; secretary,
Brantley Dubois; treasurer, Frank
Dorrell; organist, Eva Washburn;
assistant organist, Claire Goslin; Choir
lister, Albert III. Refer.
Have you an electric fiat iron? \
Rev. DeWolf,o of the Baptist Mission
Society, will preach at the Wildwood
Baptist church next Sunday morning
and evening. Pastor Hallowell is on
a months vacation, a portion of which
time is being spent in Pittsburg, where
he was formerly located.
b. V. Van Horn is in Massachusetts,
for a week or two visiting relatives.
Miss Pauline va-rs.l-sslA ia visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wentzeli start
ed Monday afternoon for a vacation
and will visit Bridgeton, their former
home, among other places.
Have you an electric fiat iron? n
William Capper made q trip to Cape
May the other day in his launch, being
accompanied by William Wiser, the
Bridesburg boat builder, Edward Ri
4ey, ST., Jacob Snyder, Joseph Capper,
William Weatherby and Edward Ri
ey, Jr. The return trip was made In
iorty-three minutes.
On Wednesday evening the Shep-
nerds af Bethlehem initiated into their
Miss Edith Kalbach and E.
Parke Graham. After the lodge closed
and cinnamon buns were served.
D. Cyrus Tudor is building a small
bungalow on Maple avenue.
Mrs. Henry Coombs left Wednesday
Ifternoon for a visit with relatives in
elmer and other points in Salem
accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Emily Robinson, of MonroeVille,
Who has been here since Decoration
Charles Rakestraw, IT,, is celebrating
lis Dist birthday today, October Is.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Wild
wood Baptist church will hold a food
'ale, Saturday afternoon, October 23d,
n Banks store under Hotel Seacrest.
The Ladies of the Wildwood Baptist
church will hold a supper in Hotel
the first part of November The
late will be given later.
Whites Academy of Dancing opens
next week for learners.
Cedar Hall, owned by Mrs. Sarah
Clarke, Is undergoing some improve
ments, including new porches and a
coat of paint on the hotel and cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Dreamer and
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