Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-17
WILDWOOD CREST

reports the following rentalEN
The R. R. Nenow cottal on Park
Boulevard, to Harry MacKsa Webster,
of New York City; the B. F. Ladd cot
tage on Lavender road, to +. F. Ar
thurs, of Baltimore; the ]. ID. Mac
Kissic cottage on Heather road, TO
John Miller, Secretary of the F. A.
North Co., Philadelphia; the III. K.
Heritage bungalow on Buttercup road
to ]. d. Halliday, of Baltimore; the
Harry L. Nickerson cottage on Laven-
der road, to Mrs. Anna Love, of WASH
ington, d. q. All the above families
took possession this week.
Mrs. J. Allison Parker has opened
his house for the season on Pacific
avenue.
MI. and M. r. d. Comins, of Vine
land, are down for the season in their
Heather road cottage, as are also the
Hammond family at Pacific and
Myrtle
Mrs. Theodore Foote came down on
Monday for the season, and was ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bernard, of Denver, Colo, who will
spend the summer here in the Foote
cottage. DIR. Foote will become a COM
muter between here and Vineland.
G. Emerson Nash, of Vineland, is
getting his Rambler road cottage ready
for an early occupancy.
Rev. Miles Read, of Philadelphia,
has rented the Tompkins cottage on
Heather road and will spend the sum-
mel here with his family.
Mesdames Seigel and Scampton have
opened up the Pelham on Lavender
roand for the season and are ready for
guests.
Mrs. John Jackson entertained a
house party of fifteen in their pretty
cottage by the sea.
MI. and Mrs. II. Mckee Webster and
brother, who lately rented the Nenow
cottage at Palm road and the board
walk, have bought a fine sail boat and
intend to have a good time entertaining
their friend, Mr.. Corley.
The Whitehill family have opened
up their new house at Fern road and
the board walk and will remain all
summer.
B. A. Jenkins has made his house
and surroundings attractive by making
a fine lawn and hedge.
Mrs. Isaac N. Soils, of Bala, Pa, has
rented the Garrison apartment on
Lotus road.
Mr.. Coll, the new manager of the
Crest pier, is here with a force of help
preparing for the opening, which will
be soon.
w. B. Reed and family have opened
their cottage at Pacific avenue and
Lavender road
George w. Geasey, Of Philadelphia,
has rented the Widows apartment on
the lakeside through Borough Clerk
Hallen.
Mrs. l.. M. Bourne has opened up
her fine cottage on the boulevard and
is prepared for guests.
Mrs. G. Mel. Johnson and daughter
Alva, Caroline b. Johnson and Mrs.
f. A. Page, of New York City, are
down for the summer on CoIumbine
road.
Mrs. w. B. Drew and family are
here for the season and are entertaining
Mrs. j. G. and E. l.. Potter.
w. e. Herbert, of Philadelphia, is
here for the season.
w. A. Turner and family have
opened their house on Palm road.
G. II. Turner is in his house at the
corner of Wisteria road and the boule-
ward.
We are to have two DR.. Millers here
this season, one having rented the
Kreis apartment. Each have boxes at
the post office side by side.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rechenberg, of
New York, are entertaining friends in
the Silver cottage on Heather road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Widows have moved
into their new bungalow on Rambler
road.
The Belmar, the big house at the
lower end, is open for the season.
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