Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-07-31

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Joyce, Samuel NJ. V. Kohl, VIM.
Lamb. Frank q. Mcguire, VIM. Ma
guire, Jesse J. Miller, Clarence Pollard,
Albert P. Raiser, John Rambo, Eugene
Reckard, James Rothwell, Warren L.
station, Charles w. Thomas, Herbert
Toplis. Warren R. Twiss, Maurice I'm
rub, VIM. s. Massey, Robert s. Will
Hams.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Wildwood Crest Council was held In
the Borough Hall last Monday night
with Mayor Philip 2. Baker in the
chair. Councilmen Rigor, Crane, Dia-
mond and Scampton answered to their
names, Seward and James being absent.
Discussion between Mr.. Diamond,
chairman of the street committee, and
Harry Wler, the City Engineer, as to
the ordering of iron pipes, put a little
ginger into the meeting. Mr.. Diamond
stated that Wier had gone over his head
in ordering the supplies that should be
ordered by and with the consent of the
committee. Wier explained that he had
talked with mem bers OF council and
that they favored ordering the material
at once, as it had been delayed long
enough. Diamond was apparently right
Ia the argument. He is a man who is
serving his community for nothing;
he does what he thinks is right, and be
was entitled to know when and how
much of pipe was ordered. Harmony
between Wier and the committee must
prevail or there is certain to be the pet
ty ill-feeling and continual scrapping
that reminds one of the Wildwood
Board ofTrade.
MI. Diamond also argued that he
should know the correct ,ineal feet of
each crossing for the laying of the
pipes. On motion Engineer Wier was
told to give the details to the chairman
of the street committee.
A motion by Rigor, seconded by
Crane, that a note for $500 be discount
ted with the Wildwood Title and Trust
Company, payable within four months,
to pay current bills, was carried.
The expenses of the Board of Health
department for the month amounted
to SIS more than the sum appropriated.
1t was moved by Crane, seconded by
Rigor, that the bill be paid out of the
incidesta fund.
Solidtor Zeller reported that the
bond ind contracts for the bulkhead-
Ing Ware ready for signature. Bills
amounting to $1,2l0.56 were ordered
paid.
A letter from Mr.. Buchanan, a Crest
owner Ia reference to the conditions of
the cutters on Lotus Road was read.
The matter was referred to Mr..
Diamond of the Street Committee and
the Engineer.
After motion favoring adjournment
It -sTs agreed that Copnail should
meet within two weeks and on vote
1t was arranged that the next meeting
should be held Monday evening,
August 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Craig, of Oak
Lane Park, spent the weekend as
guests, of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank
Dechant at their cottage on Pacific ave-
nue..
Peter Vol and family, Of Oak Lane.
are occupying o. }. Leigh's cottage al
the Cfest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lot Boardman and
daughter have returned to German
town after three delightful weeks at
The Ferns, Pacific avenue. Mr..
Boardman Is sales-manager OF the
National Biscuit Company.
j. G. SHIRLEY, of the Office of Indian
affairs In the Interior department, at
Washington, d. O., is spending a fort
nights vacation here in the Marion
apartments, where his wife and fam
lily are located for the 10
Among the guests at the Prospect
have teen Chas. II. bunker, Of Tacony,
Pa; Harry r. Booz, John w. Bosfred,
OF Germantown; J. q. Mcclure, Eliza
beth Mcclure, Of Millville; Elizabeth
Bawn, Ocean City; Mrs. John Clegg,
DR.. A. II. Burling and Mrs. s. Shoe,
Philadelphia.
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