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


and secured a charter. Beside connect
ing with the Reading off shore this
line will run direct from Wildwood TO
q point on the Delaware bay, connect
ing there with a line of handsome
steamers for Philadelphia and southern
points.
The fourth annual commencement of
the Wildwood high school will be held
at the Ocean Pier on Wednesday, June
10Th. There are four graduates this
year. They are Misses Elsie Goldberg,
Gertrude Broadway and Mary Scuily
and Eli Saltzman. Rev. Samuel Ward
will address the class and County Sup
e~rintendent A. w. Hand will present
the diplomas.
While assisting Engineer l.. M. Rice
survey ground on the Vest Side recent
~, Edward Taylor severely cut his
right foot with an and has been
unable to walk on 1t for some time.
However, 1t is nov on the mend.
Miss Grace Rogers returned on Tues
day from a two weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends at Royersford, Pa.
Last Sunday was Childrens' Day
and it was very fittingly celebrated at
the Baptist church in the evening
when the children of the Sunday school
gave their annual entertainment. The
little folks all did remarkably well and
greatly pleased the large audience pres
ent though the night was stormy.
Rev. Mr.. Johnston, of Bristol, Pa,
will preach In the Wildwood Baptist
church next Sunday.
Hello, GID, or a postal for Saludo cof-
fee and Caricol tea, Freihofers bread,
cheese, potato salad, dill pickles, soul
kraut, all good things to eat at Albig's.
The Sunday-school and Ladies' Aid
of the Wildwood Baptist church will
hold a food sale Friday and Saturday
afternoons, June "a and %, in Banks,
store, corner Pacific and Oak avenues.
Bread, cakes, pies and other good
things will be on sale. Everything
homemade. Donations from any one
interested will be appreciated. Pro-
49, asas5 s-Dazr sssre6Ort4 IL
church.
Prof. and Mrs. VIM. Noelsch came
down this week and are in their Maple
avenue cottage for the season.
The ladies of st. Simeon's Guild will
hold a cake sale Saturday afternoon
and evening, June %, in Seacrest store.
Cakes, pies, bread, etc., will be on sale.
Ely, Saul q Glenn have the contract
to erect two cottages at Wildwood
Crest, one for Jacob Zell, of Philadel-
phia, and one for Clinton McKinsey,
of Wilmington. Architect Boyer drew
the plans.
Architect Boyer is preparing plans
for the addition to be built to the Wild
wood school building.
Oh, my it's just fine to get Freiho-
fers bread, Saludo coffee, Caricol tea at
Albig's. Il
AID important meeting OF the direc-
tors of the Cape May County Prosperity
League will be held at the Court House
on Saturday afternoon, June 25th, at
two O'Clock.
Miss Irma Myers is spending the
week at Alloway in attendance upon
the meeting of the Alumni Association
of the Alloway high school. Miss
Myers is placed upon the program for
a piano solo. She was a graduate of
class '07.
Upon request, booklets have been
SEM from the Bureau of Information
this week to Missouri, Nebraska, Mich
igan and North Carolina and most all
of the nearby states.
The business of the Western Uuion
Telegraph office on the board walk has
increased every day since its establish
ment. At present the hours are from
8 a. M. to 8 p. m. week days, and Sun
days from 8 to 10 a. m. and 5 to 6 p. M.
Mrs. Lillian Gresham, formerly an OPP
orator at Princeton, is in charge. She
is stopping at Cedar Hall.
Wilbur b. Craig is having his store
building on the boardwalk adjoining
the Baker building moved to a lot on
the West side and will convert it into
a dwelling.
Mrs. E Small is conducting The
Pines, corner Pine and Pacific avenues,
this year.
John Kirby, a Wissinoming, Phila-
delphia, carpenter, was down a few
days this week.
A meeting of the Wildwood Board of
Trade will be held on Wednesday eve
ming, June 22d, at the borough hall at
eight o'clock. Matters of great impor-