Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-09-12
OTTENS TRACT NOTES

The registration board OF North
Wildwood were ~canvassing the borough
Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday OF
this week. The board is composed OF
Bernard Long, Albert Thompson,
Loire Ehivers and John Grady.
Mrs. Carrie Bloomell is visiting rela-
tives in Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Mary Grigg has returned to
Philadelphia after spending the season
in North Wildwood, at her 18th ave-
nue. cottage.
John Heating has just purchased a
pianola with which his family will
while away the lonely moments next
winter.
Mrs. John Rankin is making a Sep
TENDER visit to her 18th ave. cottage.
Augustus Charlson, son of Andrew
Charlson, the builder. has moved into
his cottage on 18th avenue, which he
had recently erected for his own occu-
pancy.
Councilman A. NJ. Ely and wife are
planning a trip to Niagara Falls next
week. Before returning they will visit
Cleveland, Ohio; Erie, Waterford and
Union City, Pa; Buffalo, N. Y. and
Toronto, Canada.
Arthur Rose and wife, of Akron,
Ohio, have been guests at the cottage
of ]. N. Miller, on West 18th avenue.
Mrs. Rose is a sister Of Mrs. Miller.
Norman Chester Handley is the
name of the fine baby boy that arrived
at the cottage of Harry Handley and
wife, last week.
The North Wildwood Fire Co. held
their regular monthly meeting on Mon
day evening. $50 was ordered paid on
the piano; of this amount the Ladies
Auxiliary turned over $88. SO, the pro-
ceeds of two food sales.
A. M. Ely is erecting a large build
ing ON 10th ave., corner Of New Jersey
ave., which he will use for an up-to-
date carpenter shop. He has also pur-
chased an automobile, which he will
convert into a truck.
Councilman Walton, wife and
daughter, Of Germantown, have re-
turned to the city. They were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Rodebaugh.
Miss Dorothy Green, of Carlisle, Pa,
has returned home. She vas a guest
at the Rodebaugh cottage all summer.
William Doane and family have
closed their cottage on Ottens canal for
the season. Accompanied by their
guests, J. Myers and family, they mo-
tored to their C~oatesville home in two
cars.
The Wer-Te club has disbanded for
the season. The only members left on
the beach are, Miss Mary Flick and
Emily Lebengood.
]. Lewis Lebengood has returned to
Roxboro to enter school. He has en-
joyed the fishing this summer and was
loath to leave the island.
Mrs. Jennie Hummel, who has sum-
mered with her friends, MI. and Mrs.
Minor Harvey, has returned to her
Salem home.
Director of Public Safety A. s. Muir
ply has been making a ten day visit to
Rochester, NY. He attended the con-
vention of the Painters and Decorators
Association. He returned to the beach
this week.
Mrs. E.W. Omensetter will prolong
her stay at her 18th ven cottage un-
til next week, when she will visit
Niagara Falls, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Emily A. Lebengood.
Timothy Donovan and wife will oc-
cupy their Central avenue cottage
through September.
Captain Charles King and family
will tear themselves away from their
many friends on Saturday. to return to
Rutledge, Pa.
Commodore Hanson, Henry Wild
and Captain Shivers took a trip on the
Colonel last Monday. They encircled
the island before returning to the club
house.
It is being planned to give a lobster
supper at the Wildwoo Yacht club on
Saturday night.
Lieut.. James A. Campbell, US. N,
spent a week with his family, at his
cottage on 18th n He is now at
a sa~nitarium at Chestnut Hill. Lieut..
Campbell believes the beach to be an
ideal place for children. On account
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