Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-04-02
HOLLY BEACH
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was referred to Solicitor Voorhees,. A
Better was read from Mr.. Ottens con-
corning the confectionery convention
to be held here in July and solicited
the help of the borough in their enter
tainment, %whereupon MI. Pinker
moved that a permanent entertain
ment committee be appointed. A reso-
Aution in memory of the late Howard
R. Buck was adopted. Mr.. Scully in
troduced and ordinance providing a
fine of $25 for carting sand from the
beach. A quit claim deed for a lot was
ordered for r. H. Coney. A petition
signed by numerous property owners
asked that Railroad avenue from Rio
Grande to Taylor be graded
and graveled. At the suggestion of
Mayor Smith it was laid over, he tx
planning that as there was only one
square to be done that the cost would
fall pretty heavily on the lot n If
1t were done by the borough on the as
sessment plan. A resolution presented
by Mr.. Scully was passed requesting
Judge Hildreth, of the Cape May
County Courts, not to grant any more
aiquor licenses in the borough. Coun-
Gil adjourned.
William B.. Craig and sol Wilbur,
of Philadelphia, visited b. G.. Ingersoll
and family, for a few days this week.
Mr.. Craig expects to open his Baker
avenue cottage next week.
Catherine Archer, the two year
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Archer,
spencer avenue, died on Saturday,
from the effects of diphtheria. Inter
ment took place in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. McKean,c An-
drew avenue, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Philadelphia.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
sbyterian church will hold their regular
monthly business meeting on We'd
nesday afternoon, April Z, at the
home of Mrs. George Stout, Baker
avenue.
John H. Hand, Hand avenue, was
taken to Bridgeton hospital suffering
with typhoid pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lees, of Phil
sadelphia, were down last Friday and
Saturday In their house, 'The Renovo,"
on Leaning avenue. They expect
to have a house party down over
Easter. Mr.. Lees is superintendent of
Mount Sinai cemetery.
Henry Apeler, of Philadelphia, who
has spent the summer here for a num-
her of years, was down on Wednesday,
accompanied by some friends.
.Mrsnapd Mrs. Richard hadiam,-
Court House, are spending some time
with their son, Henry Ludlam and
wife, Andrew avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill of Camden,
William Kennedy, Salem, and Will
liam Let's are at the Wahneta for the
present.
DIR. and Mrs. f. G. Domnitz and
son Warwick spent the first of the
week in Philadelphia.
Builder f. A. Mershon has COM
menced the erection of a cottage On
Leaming avenue for John Scott.
Miss Rena Scull, Cape May Court
House, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Will
diam Bait, Hand avenue.
DIR. Brace, of Blackwood, is expected
to preach on Sunday ia the First Pres
byterian church and will administer
communion. Several candidates will
be admitted into membership in the
church.
Albert f. Lehr, Burk avenue, is wish
sing relatives in Cape May.
Mrs. Laura Hallman and daughter,
Miss Mae Hallman, Philadelphia, are
getting their new cottage, just COM
pleted by Builder f. A. Mershon, in
readiness for Easter.
Mrs. r. b. Bates, of Camden, is visit
ing her brother, Edward Kerns and
wife, Taylor avenue.
Mrs. Harry Sites, Taylor avenue,
entertained her sister, Miss Anna
Kerns, Philadelphia, over Sunday.
Havilla guests the past week have
been: H. l.. Stricken, Philadelphia;
f. M. Booth, Haddon Heights; James
Logan, Frank Boune, Piermont;
George Gillison, r. S. Began, Stone
Harbor; Lance Lehman, Camden;
Collie Hackney, South Atlantic City.
Miss Judith Tomlin, one of the
4eachers in our public school, is i'll at
her home In Goshen.
e. g. Langbartal, of Oak Lane, was
down this week looking after his new
cottage on Hildreth avenue.