Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-05-20
HOLLY BEACH

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Selby on May 9Th, at the home OF his
parents, Andrew avenue, in honor of
his 10th anniversary. The evening
was passed in playing games and a
cake walk was thoroughly enjoyed by
the children. The prize, a cake, al
won by Mary Martin and Stanley
Roberts. A grand march was formed
and ended at the dining room table
which was bountifully laden with a
very tempting display of eatables.
Those present were Misses Joy Bright,
Marion Weary, Eva Stein, Mary Bar
ker, Ethel Ogborn, Gertrude Martin,
Mary Martin; Messrs. Warren Yenney,
Spencer Burk, George Weary, John
Weary, Clayton johnson Charlie Nick
erson, Harold Nickerson, Theodore
Tice, Noble Bright, Eddie Schlichting,
Stanley Roberts, Mrs. Annie Garrison,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts. AT 10 o'clock
the children departed for their homes
wishing Earl many happy returns of
the day.
Miss Scott has got In a fresh stock OF
laced burlap pillow tops. Call and see
them. 218 Andrew avenue y
John Thropp. Edward Boyd. Harry
Smith and Charles West, of Trenton,
arrived here last Sunday afternoon in
Mr.. Thropp's automobile for their an
nual cunning trip of a few days. They
left Trenton at 8.07 a. m. and arrived
here in the early afternoon, having
stopped an hour for dinner. They
registered at the Centre House.
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w. b. Craig and son Wilbur, of Phil
adelphia, are down getting their Baker
avenue cottage ready for occupancy in
the near future.
Mrs. Henry Ludlam and Raymond
Burk, Andrew avenue, were over Sun
day guests with relatives at the Court
House.
Mrs. Mary Keep, of Philadelphia,
was the guest of DR.. and Mrs. +. q.
Domitz the first of the week.
Have you used the "Santos ?p
d. M. Rigor and a party of friends,
of Philadelphia, came down on Thurs
day of last week and remained until
Sunday at the Centre House. The trip
was made In an automobile.
Miss Carrie Forcum, Taylor avenue,
is spending sometime in the city.
The Dorsey, which has just opened for
the season, recently had as guests Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Sweisfort, Mr.. and
Mrs. James II. Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
l.. Lowden, G. B. Burns, Mrs. A. F.
Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank @. Hoy,
Mrs. M. j. C~allaghan, Philadelphia.
Mrs. HI. Il. Aldrich and daughter
Deiia, Baker avenue, left on Wednes-
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day for a two months visit IN Brad
ford, Pa.
Today and tomorrow you will want
good fresh roasted coffees and best Of
teas; its here for you all at Albig's. y
Recent guests at the Centre House
have been III. B. Wayne, S. Rooray,
b. Allahand, J. Deitz, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. FL. Cassel, A. r. White, G. II.
Lewis, William Hanna, Camden; j..
u. Buck, Julia O'Brien, 9. CARL, Will
liam Allen, Rosina T.. Pollock, g. A.
Weber, j.. D. johnson and family,
Miss Johnston and nephew, e. r.
Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. j. McShane, Mrs.
M. Cassel, Harry G. Gold, James F.
Lee, John B. Fries, John H. Drink
house, Philadelphia; e. Gilbert O'Con-
nor, Baltimore, Md, Charles q. Ell
bridge, Absecon.
Emil Knell, of Philadelphia, has
rented the Primrose cottage on Lincoln
avenue for his mother, Mrs. Kate
Knell, for the season.
Otto Binder and family have opened
their Leaning avenue cottage for the
season, their 10th year on the beach.
Israel II. Woolson, Taylor avenue,
was a Monday visitor In the city.
My ice cream factory has opened up
for business and / will be ready to
serve ice cream in any quantities on
and after Saturday, May IA. Hope to
see all my old customers and new ones
solicited. Have secured my old ice
cream maker that was with me all last
season. My old customers know of his
excellent quality of cream, and new
onesc can be assured of the same quail
ity by calling up phone 80 and giving
us a trial order. VIII be glad to show
n customer through my factory at
n time and show the ingredients
from which our cream is made. j. H.
Davis.
The Bachelor Club, a newly organ