Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-22
WILDWOOD
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land has been entertained this week
by John A. Ackley at his 9th avenue
cottage.
Il. H. M. Townsend and wife enter
tanned a house party from Sharon Hill,
over the week end.
Helen and Edith Marchant, Camden
school teachers, have been assisting at
the country week Home for Camden
Children on New York n
Rev. r. P. Zebley, OF the Grace
Baptis. church, returned to Camden on
Saturday. 1t was his first visit to
Wildwood. His vacation was spent
mo,tly in the water fishing. He expects
to join Wild woods ministerial colony
next summer.
Miss Adelaide Clouting, of Sea Isle
City, spent q pleasant visit with her
sister, Mrs. James Robbins, at her
Maple avenue cottage. 70
By patronizing the Reading you will
be able to get the best OF railroad facili-
ties.-adv
Mrs. Edwin Lore and Mrs. John
Pyott, of Woodbury., have been visiting
their mother, Mrs. Frank Durham.
County Engineer L. M. Rice has
been appointed State Engineer for the
county by the State road Commission
Banks & Kalbach have.a $35 900
contract to lay cement curbs and walks
at Riverside.
The Odd Fellows will initiate two
new members next Monday night at
their lodge room on the top floor of the
city hall. All visiting Odd Fellows on
the beach are invited to be present. %
Chas. A. McWilliams aud son Earl
leave today for a weeks stay at
Niagara Falls, going over the pictures
que Lshigh Valley route.
brother of Harry Osle, Is spending the
month OF August here.
The Bazaar held by the Ladies Aid
Society Of the Methodist church
Thursday aud Friday proved a splen-
did success.
Try an egg and milk with our new
electric shaker at loves, board walk
at Glenwood Rvenue.-adv
Rev. r. s. Carlisle paid q visit to his
parents at Mauricetow n on Monday,
returning the following day.
Mrs. William Klink and daughter
Justina are making their third annual
visit to Wildwood. They are guests at
the Clinton.
Rev. ]. w. Riddle, former pastor Of
the Baptist church, is making his
annual August visit to the Island.
Miss Lille Griffith, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. r. 8. Carlisle
Is visiting another sister at Tuckahoe.
Rev. William Grum, of Camden, Is
spending his vacation on the beach
He has taken apartments for the
month OF August.
The Dew DropInn is the name of a
bungalow on Poplar avenue near Park.
The invitation to those looking for o
place to stop is do drop in.
Oliver Warner and Camilla Hoffman,
of Echuylkill Haven, Mildred Warner,
of Tamaqua, Mrs. Harry Dink and
Hazsewsders, OF Remington, are be-
ing entertained by Rev. and Mrs. !.
II. Fisher.
Rev. William l.. Pettingill will give
q bible reading at the Baptist church
next Wednesday evening.
The Wildwood Boy Scouts will leave
Monday morning for the outskirts of
MillvilIe, where they will encamp for
one week. They will be under the
care of Rev. /. HI. Fisher.
Archibald Geiger, chief operator at
the w. & d. b. r. r.. left for the East
ern part of Pennsylvania, last Mon
day morning. 1t is said there will be
a wedding ceremony before he returns
next Monday.
Next Sunday at the Lutheran church
Rev. Keiter will preach In the morn
ing. At the evening services his father,
of Allentown, Pa, will preach. Spe-
cial singing at both services.
"A. w. Briggs and wife, OF Pittsburgh,
are guests at the Severn Hall. They
will remain until September.
Tone johnson and family. OF Mauch
Chunk, Pa, are enjoying their first
visit to Five Mile Beach and stopping
at Severn Hall.
John w. Cantwell and wife, of New
York, arrived at Severn Hall on Thurs
day.
Ralph Herr and wife, Horace
Draper and wife, John Lewis and wife,
William Byers, Ellwood Shuster. wife
and son, Mrs. 9. Baker, Miss M. Tom
linson, Mrs. r. Mckinley, Mrs. Krin-
sen, Mrs. w. Yeagle, and Miss Elsie
Rogers are a jolly party, registered at
the Clarion, other guests are Mrs.
Robert Shock and Mrs. Walter Ritten-
f. L. Sheppard, General Superin ten
dent of N. ]. division of the p. r. R.,
aud James Buckalew, superintendent
the w. j. & 8. s. r. r., with a group
of off cials of the road visited the
Island Wednesday. They were on an
inspection tour.
Mrs. Emily Lord, of Binghampton,
N. Y, is registered at Severn Hall.
Mrs. Lord has visited resorts in Europe,
but expresses herself as most pleased
with Wildwood.
Rev. Howard X. Williams, B. D., of
Philadelphia, Is spending q week at
the Lyndhtrst. This hustling pastor
of the Alpha Baptist church anticipates
building on his two lots on Maple