Evening journal., 1912-07-23
CLEANING UP
STORM DAMAGE
Owners Of Wrecked Launches
Get Some Off PennS-
grove Beach
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
PENNSGROvE. n. j.. July 23-
Launch owners were out in force try
ing TO repair the damage done by the
storm. but few were successful in
getting their crafts away.
The Vesper was towed TO Whining
ton by the launch Vixen. The Dorothy
May. zella. Hazel, Edith s, Lillian
and Lynx II are still on the sand.
The steamer Queen Anna. running
between Salem and Philadelphia. had
Just pulled away from the dock when
the storm struck her and swept her
hurricane deck clear of all equip
ment
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones aud
Mr. and Mrs William Taylor are at
the Jones Cottage. which is being en-
tirely remodelled this season by Mr..
Jones
Oscar Hampel. Max Hampel, James
Patterson. Frank Capeile and John
Zebley are at the Tee Hee"
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Craig have as
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Rudolph, Miss Irene Rudolph, Mrs.
AANN'lA Alilkf dAsH Aih Niint 1hA AliA
Craig at their cottage idle Hour"
Mrs. Marcus Strum, Of the yacht
Tlnicum, which went ashore in the
storm, lost on the beach a fine silver
mesh bag, containing roll Of
money.
Robert Graham recently swan
from their cottage on the lower shore
10 the jetty at the mouth of the
Christiana. He was accompanied by
George Kugler I'm yawl. This il
some swim for O 19-year-old boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Comfy and
children. Edward and Nellie, are al
the Nellie c."
Mr.. and Mrs. James Roc, OF VIII
mington; Mrs John II. Johnson, Mist
Emma Johnson, Miss Elizabeth John.
son and Miss Evelyn Johnson were
weekend guests az the Central"
The most artistic cottage on the
beach is the Windsor owned, designed
and built by the club members. Il il
of Colonial design, with large iiv.
ing room and quaint old-fashioned
brick iire place, beautifully decorated
( with q large antique table, square
piano and window seat and coy cor.
ners galore. The dining room Is oil
the living room with the pantry anc
kitchen IN the rear. The upper floor
contains one large sleeping room
/ opening out onto a large portico. Dur.
ing the week the club Is the propert,
OF the women folks Of the members
they drawing lots as TO turns Of oc
cupancy Saturday and Sunday il
exclusively for the club members.
The club members are: John J
Hanly, president; Leonard r Hall
secretary; Charles A. SaWlle. treas
urer Andrew Spath, William T Bull
ger John Ward, Clarence Terry. Al
bert J reeney, Edgar S Moore, Or
i Gerald L. Dougherty William Dis
brow, Leslie McVey, Roy Simmons
: William NJ. Hanly, William II. Ewing
Harry Rahy. Harry Mock J T. Hart
! George Alexander is mascot IN
/. boys expect In the fall TO build a mex
concrete wall the full length of thei
holding which will greatly benefi
their property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fogel, Mis-
Lillian Fogel rented the waverly TO
the summer.
Lester Goldstein and Michae
Schulz were guests of MIR. and Mrs
JuilNS ". 1iduNH dl tue iustWditi
} During the height Of the storm ol
, Sunday lightning struck a tree il
| front Of their cottage and shattered
Il to pieces. The occupants havinl
very narrow escapes from the iiyinl
! | timber
George Garall and Ralph Thomas
of Wflkesbarre. Pa, we're week-en
( guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Har
/ at the "Hare's Corner Mr.. Har
! had his boat destroyed during III
storm.
Harry Barber, OF Pennsgrove, VIII
was recently operated on for appcr
O. dicitis continues i'm a critical cond
I tion.
!. The Peoples Settlement, Of Wi
e mington is on It's first excursion e
r. day.
Il Clearance sale OF children's whit