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

j. Walker Clark, of the old estab-
lished firm of Clark Bros, Philadel-
phia, is still occupying his Heather
Road cottage. Mr.. Clark has the house
steam heated that his family may
enjoy with comfort the pleasure of the
fall at the Crest.
DR.. Theodore Foote, Of Vineland, is
persuaded by the delightful autumn
weather to remain with his family
at the Crest much later than is his
custom. DR.. Foote'S attractive Pacific
avenue residence was one of the first
erected at the Crest.
Manley Widows, an attorney, OF
Oklahoma City and son of the late
Col. Widdows, is visiting his mother
at her Rambler road residence. Mrs.
Widows will remain at the Crest
until it is time for her to leave for her
winter home on the Isle of Pines.
A party of eight young ladies of the
New Jersey training school, chaperon-
ed by Miss Randolph, one of the in
structors, have been occupying Capt.
Nash's attractive residence on Ram
bier road.
e. G. Middleton is keeping his store
open to accommodate the autumn
colony at the Crest.
A. B. Fox and wife, of Pittsburgh,
Pa, arrived at the Crest Tuesday.
they will OCCUPY their oosy cottage al
Lake and Heather road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins, of the Vir
ginia, are now occupying their cottage
at Boulevard and Lavender road where
they will remain for the winter.
J. s. Levatt, of New York City, has
occupied one ofthe Roberts apartments
on Crosse avenue this summer. He
has been so much improved in health
by his visit to the beach that he has
decided to stay until the middle oil
October.
James P. Gill, of Philadelphia, whose
residence is n Of the finest on the
board walk, has decided to join the
autumn colony at the Crest.
Rev. r. 8. Ritter, q Methodist min
lister of Philadelphia, is spending two
weeks in the Friday apartments on
Buttercup road with his family.
H. H. Hall, a lumber merchant OF
Philadelphia, is still occupying his
commodious residence on Pacific ave-
nue. and Forget-me-not road. He is
staying later than ever before that his
family might enjoy the delightful fall
weather common to the Crest.
Ex-Councilman Thomas Rose, whose
beautiful lawn and garden excites so
much favorable comment, will occupy
his Pacific avenue cottage well into
the fall.
W. A. Turner and family, of Phila-
delphia, are numbered among those
who Will remain with the October col
ony at the Crest.
"Father" Albert Bagnell lover 90
years of age) is still remaining at his
Pacific avenue cottage with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Redpath. Mr.. Bagnell's
genial and CHEEKY manne has endeared
him to all the Crest folks who have
met him. Father Bagnell has two
prominent sons in the electrical field.
One is located in Toxic, Japan, and
the other in Cleveland, Ohio.
MI. and Mrs. Seward, accompanied
by the prize winning twins. went to
Philadelphia on Wednesday. On the
train and ferryboat the twins attracted
general attention by their bright faces
and winning ways.
MI. and Mrs. Teas and MI. and
Mrs. Morrison who have jointly occu-
pied q cottage on Heather road this
summer, have returned to their Phila'
delphia homes.
d. B. Vaughan and family who have
occupied the Arley cottage on the
board walk, returned to their Haddon.
field home last Wednesday.
DIR. and Mrs. Carl L. Alsberg, and
Miss Elizabeth Jaeger, of Philadel-
phia are guests at the Durham cottage,
on Columblne road. DIR. Alsberg IL
chief Of the Bureau OF Chemistry,
Department Of Agriculture at Wash
ington, d. G.