Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-07-30

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THIRD DIVISION
Headed by Oglesby's band of Ches-
ter, Pa; hotel buses and coaches of
Edgeton Inn, Wildwood Manor, the
Bidwell, Hotel Dayton, Hotel Seacrest,
Hotel Colonial and Hotel Wayne; deli
very wagons of J. B. Van Solver, Fred.
G. Meyer the baker; Wallets Cottage
Bakery, Konowitch Bros, fruits; Rob-
erts & Johnson, groceries; VIM. Hustled,
meats; Union Transfer Co., three wag-
ons, one with two trunks, 'tall the way
from Frisco;u Lit Brothers and John
B. Lopez, butcher.
FOURTH DIVISION
Headed by jennings Third Regi-
ment band drum corps of Camden;
Holly Beach Yacht Club, large float; the
Red Men of Wapella Tribe, marching;
Nokomis Council, Daughters of Poca-
hontas, on a float portraying an Indian
eneampment; the Holly Beach Boys
Brigade on a float; Beach Council Jr.
o. U. A. NJ, float representing the first
school house; Wildwood Fish and Oys-
ter Market, wagon; Charles g. Middle
ton, two wagons; Coney's Express,
two wagons, n containing a large
load of furniture; Woodruff's Market,
two wagons, r. B. Collins, meats, two
wagons; John Wanamaker, delivery
wagon; the JOURNAL, float containing
a complete printing office, cards being
printed on the float and distributed
along the street; John A. Ackley, pony
carriage advertising his auction sale;
Charles Albig, two grocery wagons;
Pinker's Moving Picture Parlor wagon;
cangAa My Beach Harness Co.;
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milk; three children of Councilman
Thomas Goslin in a pony cart, and
John II. Judge, carriage decorated In
Mexican style and its occupants dressed
as Mexicans.
L. lay was clear and bright though
rather warm for the marchers, a num-
Der of whom were compelled to drop
out before reaching the end of the route.
Truly it was one of the most success
full affairs eve held of its kind in Cape
May county and in this section and
goes to show what can be done by all
pulling together and trying to make a
success of an undertaking. To the
Allied Trades League, which was
responsible for this so successful an
affair and especially to the Chief Mar
shall, his assistants and the committees
are due the highest commentator for
such a remarkable showing of our
islands advantages.
Following are the prize winners and
the contributors -
BEST FLOATS, NoT MUNICIPAL
First. Wildwood Ocean Pier, oil
painting, contributed by George N.
Smith.
Second. Wildwood De~licatessen
Shop, cup, contributed by H. H. Ottens.
Third. w. g. Taylor & Sons, vase,
contributed by Lowe & Son.
Fourth. Crest Pier Co., cup, contri-
buted by Jno. Hand.
Fifth. E. Yenney, cup, contributed
by The Pelham.
BEST MUNICIPAL FLOATS
First. Wildwood, cup, contributed
by J. E. Caldwell & Co.
Second. Wildwood Crest, cup, con-
tributed by Mrs. q. A. Norton.
BEST DECORATED CARRIAGE
First. John H. Judge, cup, contri-
buted by the Derbyshire.
BEsT APPEARING MARSHAL
First. e. A. Haswin, cup. contri-
buted by S. T. Dowler.
Second. N. Diamond, vase, contri-
buted by Trades League.
BEST BUSINESS DISPLAY
First. j. H. Coombs Lumber Co.,
cup, contributed by Post Office force.
Second. Union Transfer Co., lamp,
Trades League.
Third. Andrew Charlson, vase, t.
8. Goslin.
Fourth. N. Diamond & Co., picture,
Thos. Martindale.
Five. F. M. Clark, cup, v. G. Rey-
nolds.
Sixth. B. Tronnem, vase, Trades
League.
Is j. II. COOMBS
Mi1lwork and Builders Har,