Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-09-26

during the summer, will not return to
the city until the end of September.
Rev. Walter Reynolds, of Wildwood
rest, occupied the pulpit of the bap-
fist church last Sunday morning.
Rev. I. II. Fisher has announced
that the $500. that it was planned to
raise on the mortgage, has been pledg-
ed.
Roland Corson is building ap auto
mobile garage in the rear of the Corson
apartments on West Pine avenue.
Rev. r. s. Carlisle is away on his
annual vacation and Archie Harris
will have charge of the services at the
Methodist church next Sunday.
Rev. Howard e. Snyder, former
pastor of the Wild wood Lutheran
church, was greeting friends here Tues
day and Wednesday, his first visit for
five years. Captain Snyder is pastor
Of the Lutheran church of the Redeemer
at Kingston, N. Y, and has built a
SIC, 900 church there aud has 800 menu
bers. He is chaplain of the 10th Regi-
ment Infantry, NY. National Guards,
with the rank of captain.
The Episcopal Boys club opened for
the winter this week.
MI. and Mrs. James Day spent
Tuesday at Allentown, Pa, and since
have been vacationing in various parts
Of New York state.
MI. Mathis and family, of West
Philadelphia, have been occupying one
Of the Coombs apartments for a Sep
TENDER %sojourn.
The boy scouts, troop No. l, of Wild
wood, were tenderd a reception last
night by Rev. and Mrs. [. H. Fisher,
at the Baptist parsonage on Pine We.
Refreshments were served and games
were enjoyed by the boys who took
general possession of the parsonage.
The Journal Is In receipt of an inter-
esting little booklet on sponges by
Albert Hart, of the firm Of Leousi,
4Clonney & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. Con-
tanned in its pages is a treatise on
.Ilsponges read ty Mr.. Hart last
.zMay before the New York College O
fPharmacy.
Mrs. L. g. Medley left Tuesday after
noon for her home in Dubois, Pa.
after spending the summer at her cot.
tage, 4l09 Pacific ave.
Mrs. Ida F. Boiling, of Louisville,
KY, left on Monday after spending
her third summer here as a cottager.
Mrs. Boiling is a great traveller and
appreciates the charms of Wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. s. Bowers returned
to their city home yesterday after
spending a delightful summer in their
cottage at the corner of oath and Gen.
trail avenues. For thirty years it had
been their custom to go to Atlantic
City. During the past month they
entertained MI. and Mrs. Munich and
daughter, relatives.
Mrs. T. H. Mousley returned to the
city yesterday after spending the sum-
mer in her cottage in Holly Beach.
A card from l.. r. Baker states that
be aud his wife and his niece, Miss
Mary Baker, arrived at Congress Square
Hotel, Portland, Maine, last Sunday,
with plenty of rain on their auto trip.
After visiting relatives in Maine they
will go to Ballston Spa, neal Saratoga,
N. Y.
Louis r. Elliott and family returned
to their city home yesterday after
spending the summer in their Maple
venue cottage.
Charles r. Page and Lanning Myers,
representatives Of the Washington
Camp. No. 142, P O.6. of A., left Tues
day morning to attend the State camp
at Trenton, which was in session Tues
day and Wednesday. The next camp
will be held at Wild wood.
H. Brutsche, the genial and accom-
modating agent of the Union Transfer
Co., will remain until October, to care
for the comfort of our summe guests
who have been members of the Sep
tember colony. "Jack" King will
stay until the middle of October to care
for those who cannot tear themselves
away from the autumnal delights Of
our South Jersey resort.
Mrs. Martha p. Hewitt has returned
to Woodstown after a visit at Willard
Hall.
Mrs. Sarah Holmes and daughter
Marie, Of Rio Grande avenue. returned
Wednesday after spending a week visit
ing Philadelphia and Washington.
Stephen Schell and family, who sum-
mered In their cottage On Pacific ave-
nue., left for Philadelphia Sunday. Mr..