Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-29
HOLLY BEACH

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Odd Fellows was organized in Balti-
more and last Tuesday evening the To-
cal lodge celebrated the event with a
banquet in the lodge room. Several
long tables were stretched in the room
which were filled with members and
visiting Odd Fellows. A large delega-
ton was present from Cape May.
Noble Grand Charles l.. Nickerson
was master OF ceremonies. The speak
ers were J. Fleming Stranger, of Glass
boro; ex-senator Edmund Il. Ross, Of
Court House, and George Shinn, of
Burlington. The former two are past
officers in the state lodge and Mr..
Shinn is grand conductor at present.
The banquetters were greatly delighted
with a couple of Rotations, one en-
titled 1.-THE Grand Bumpers Degree"
by Miss Marion Weary, and n by
Miss Joy Bright, entitled, 1.-THE ex-
Sheriff's Twins.v
The installation of Rev. s. A. Har-
ker as pastor of the First Presbyterian
church will take place on Wednesday
evening, May A, at s o'clock. James
McClond, d. D., of Cape May, will
preach the installation m Rev.
Walter l.. Steiner, Of MillvilIe, Rev.
III. T. Casseloerry. of Ocean City, and
Others will take part in the exercises.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend. There will be special singing.
Word was received on Tuesday of
the death of Carl A. Haswin in Miner
al Wells, Texas, where he had recently
gone for his health.
Mrs. Mary Locke, Mrs. l.. G. John
son, Mrs. William Valet and Miss Lii
liam Valet were visitors at the Court
House on Wednesday.
State President T. l.. Wilson, of
Woodbury., Sheriff of Gloucester coun-
ty, and State Master of Forms G. l..
Blackman,o of Atlantic City, were here
last Monday night and instituted the
local camp of the Patriotic Order Sons
of America in Red Mems hall. About
fifty visitors from various parts of the
county were also present, including the
degree teams of Court House and Rio
Grande, who assisted in the institution.
The officers recently elected were also
installed by the state officers at this
meeting.
Lots of that good sharp cheese at
Albig's. y
Hotel Dorsey, conducted by Mrs.
Schneider, which has been enlarged
ami undergoing other repairs is now
completed and will open for the season
on May 1st. This hotel is now one of
the largest and pleasantly situated ho-
tells in Holly Beach.
Walter Harrison, Of Philadelphia,
was an over Sunday guest with his
parents, MI. and Mrs. Robert Harrison,
Bennett and Pacific avenues.
Judge G. G. Garrison, of Merchant
Vile, was down on Tuesday and We'd
nesday looking after his property on
West Taylor
Mrs. George Stout, Baker avenue,
spent Monday in the city.
Opportunity day for good coffees and
teas at Albig's.
Miss Mary Brown, of Bridgeton, is
visiting friends for a few days. Miss
Brown owns a cottage on Hlldreth ave-
nue..
Mrs. Eliza Ross, Andrew avenue,
has returned from a few weeks visit
with relatives in Fishing Greek and
Green Creek.
Everybody is glad to get it; we all
love it, tastes good, fresh roasted cof-
fees and delicious teas at Albig's. y
Raymond Burk, Andrew avenue,
spent Sunday with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ludlam, at the
Court House.
Locks and padlocks, for dog collars
up to jumbo locks. H%arbison's.
Miss Annie M. Bowman and two
friends, all teachers in schools in the
city, will occupy the rear cottage OF
Charles Bridges property on Andrew
avenue for the season.
Miss Scott has got in a fresh stock of
laced burlap pillow tops. Call and see
them. 218 Andrew avenue.
John Russell has rented his Wood
bine cottage, Rio Grande and Pacific
avenues, for the season to Lewis Pei
string a Philadelphia paint manufac-
turer.
The Loyal Temperance Legion under
the leadership of Mrs. A. j. Biddle,
met in the Presbyterian church on Fri
day afternoon and elected the following