Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-05-21
WILDWOOD

The Wildwood Motor Club held its
annual meeting at Hotel Dayton on
Wednesday evening and elected the
following officers: President, Philip
P. Baker; first vice president, Wilbur
E. Young; second vice president, Capt.
F. P. Downs; third vice president,
Frank Dorrell; secretary, o. l. Black
well; treasurer, ]. Thompson Baker.
Racing Secretary Hamersly, as n of
the committee to arrange for the incor-
porating of the club, reported that the
papers had been drawn by Attorney
Curtis T. Baker and that they were
ready to be signed. The papers were
signed and will be forwarded to the
secretary of state in order to obtain the
charter. j. Thompson Baker, who
presided at the meeting, said that the
island had gotten a vast amount of ad-
vertising from the automobile races
and was still getting it. He said also
that the meet on the Fourth of July
next promised to be the most success
full of any previous ones held land was
quite enthusiastic over the outlook.
AS treasurer, Mr.. Baker submitted an
itemized report which was accepted.
The following trustees were elected
P. P. Baker, Surrogate Chas. P. Vana-
man, Jed Dubois, III. II. Ottens. John
w. Young, VIM. j. HARRISON, s. t.
Dowler, J. Albert Harris, Capt. +. P.
Downs, F. H. Crammer, V. G.. Rey-
nolds.
DR.. William S. Moslander, aged 40
years, a we'll known Camden physi-
clan, died at his home in that city on
Wednesday, May ~, of consumption.
He had been in poor health for many
years, and leaves a wife and one son,
who have the sympathy Of a wide cir
Gle of friends here, the family having
been summer residents in Wildwood
for the past fifteen or more years. Sew
eraI years ago the Doctor was actively
interested in the local electric light
plant. He was an enthusiastic fisher
man and he will be missed when blue
fish begin to run in August.
The Pines, corner Pine and Pacific
avenues, will be under the supervision
w MxsvEI Ricfrzrdzwks116s sosuc-
cessfully conducted this popular house
the past two seasons. She expects to
open about June Goth for the season.
Mrs. v. E. Archambault, of Philadel-
phia, was down Tuesday looking after
her pretty Atlantic avenue cottage.
Harry Rydell made a business trip
to Philadelphia on Tuesday.
E. B. Riley, of Camden, has rented
the Compton cottage OF West Glen
wood avenue and is occupying it with
his family.
Miss May Ingersoll of the local tele-
phone exchange is visiting friends at
Fishing Creek for a few days.
Frank Fackler, Miss Lidie Harbot
and Miss Elizabeth Stewart, of Phila-
delphia, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Harbot on 22d street.
A. N. Laricks and son, of Vineland,
were here last Saturday.
Howard Baker was a visitor to
South Westville on Monday.
Mrs. j. Albert Harris made a trip to
Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Mrs. Frederick G. Cole has been in
Philadelphia on business this week.
Station Agent r. d. Richman is
having a cottage built in the rear of his
yard on West Glenwood avenue which
he will occupy this summer, renting
his larger cottage.
T. Yamazaki, the Jap who had a
store in the Butcher block on the board
walk last summer, has rented the cor
ner store of the Baker block for this
season and will open about Decoration
Day.
The Confirmation of the Catechetical
class will be held in connection with
the evening service al the Lutheran
church on the coming Lords Day.
Grocer David Powell is building an
addition to the rear of his residence on
Wild wood avenue. Assessor Wash
burn is doing the work.
Clifford Butcher and Carl Harris are
here making repairs to the Casino
buildings which will all receive their
annual coat of paint.
l.. Sagel, the Bridgeton candy man,
was down yesterday. He has rented
the Blaker store which he occupied last
summer and expects to open his candy
store on Saturday, June 10Th.
The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran
church will serve strawberries, cake