Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-03-25

Leon Vincent, who has been serious
ly i'll with pneumonia at the home o
his mother on Burk avenue, is nov
slowly improving.
Bath tub enamel. Handsome. y
Miss Minnie Parminter, Burk ave
nue., has returned from an extended
visit with relatives and friends in New
York and Pennsylvania.
George Sayles, of Philadelphia, hal
rented a cottage on West Andrew ave
nue and will move his family here this
week.
The Board of Freeholders were here
last week and were registered at the
Centre House.
New spring line of ginghams just in
Attractive designs and good values
from 10 to 15c. Both stores. Mech
81 Co.
Mrs. Charles A. Norton and Mrs. J,
Albert Harris will give a progressive
euchre at the Holly Beach Yacht clut
house on Wednesday evening, March
80, followed by a dance.
The large window in the store Of
Roberts and Johnson is attracting con
siderable attention by both old and
young. The window displays three
large Dummies and four puppies and
makes a very happy family. Their
antics are worth the trouble to stop and
watch.
Mrs. Frank English, of Philadel-
phia, will entertain a large house party
at her home on Pacific avenue, Wild
wood Crest.
John Russell, Miss Margaret and
Master Robert Russell, of Philadelphia,
are spending the Easter holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Russell, 1.-THE
Cedars," Rio Grande emu
Miss Helen Coates, of Philadelphia,
will open her cottage on Rio Grande
venue yer Easter.
The grounds around the Methodist
church have been filled in and the
property beautiied by the trustees.
Real Estate Agent Oliver Bright re-
ports the folio wing rentals for the sea-
on: The Cummings cottage IN Lin
coin venue to Mrs Kathryn Kin
kade, of Holly Beach. One of the
Oliver Bright cottages on Garfield ave-
nue. to William Bush, Of frankfort,
and another of his cottages on Gar
field venue to John A. Voorhees,, of
Philadelphia. The Camden cottage,
Young avenue, owned by Mrs. Marion
Fox, of Camden, TO H. s. Castor, of
Philadelphia. The basement of Irwin
Harris cottage On Lincoln avenue to
Edward ]. Croasdale, of Holmesburg.
The Sites cottage, Holly Beach ave-
nue., to Harry Sawyer, of Bridgeton.
The Splitter cottage, Garfield avenue,
to Harry Lentz, of Philadelphia. The
new Hotel Chalfonte, Pacific avenue,
to Irwin Harris, of Holly Beach. Also
the Alexander basement and small cot
tage on Davis avenue to Philadelphia
parties.
The Spring Institute of the W. G.
7. U. of Cape May county will be held
in Tuckahoe on Thursday, March 81.
A conveyance has been secured to
carry all who wish to attend to Rio
Grande in time for the 7.15 train on
the Reading road. 1t is hoped a large
number will avail themselves of the
opportunity to attend this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. M. Snyder came
down on Tuesday and are getting the
Hotel Dorsey on Montgomery enu
ready for the summer season, furnish
the new part recently built and re-
furnishing the old part. This hotel
now has about fifty rooms and has
gained popularity under the careful
management of Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder.
S. A. Laning states that he is spend
ing $4,000 in Improvements at the
Crystal ice plant. The interior is all
torn out and the extensive alterations
are now underway.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Woods, of Phila-
delphia, are registered this week at the
Centre House, while they are fitting up
their new house on Young avenue.
They will entertain a house party over
the Easter holidays.
Edward Evans, clerk at the Oak
Grocery Store, and wife are occupying
the Robert Norris cottage on Burk ave-
nue..
Miss Maud Myers, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Styles, Leaning ave-
nue., is visiting relatives and friends in
Plymouth, Argos and South Bend,
Indiana. Miss Myers expects to ex-
tend har visit until fall and will return