Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-02-06

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about SIS, 600 to be erected at Atlantic
and Pine The architect is
Mark w. Reeves.
The Ladies Aid Society, of the Wild
wood Baptist church. will hold a Birth
day social at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Goslin, 1l9 West Glenwood avenue,
on Friday evening, February goth.
All welcome.
Mrs. Helen Ashoff and daughter
Florence were down over Sunday in
their twenty third street cottage. They
expect to open their cottage for the
summer April five.
Miss Anna Wagner, of Germantown,
is visiting her friend Mrs. Herschel
Taylor. Miss Wagner, who has been
very sick, was advised to come to Wild
wood, to regain her health, by her
physician, claiming there is no health
Ter place on the New Jersey coast.
In a few days DR.. FL. Hurlburt Tom
lin will go to Philadelphia for a months
post graduate work.
The choral society will meet every
Monday evening In the Lutheran
church at I 80 to rehearse the cantata
david the Shepherd Boy" All local
singers are invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Banks and
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kalbaeh return
ed from their Bermuda trip last Satur-
day. They stopped at the swell Hotel
Hamilton.
Mrs. Daniel Cuff, who was a highly
respected resident of Millville, and who
died at the home of her son in Phila-
delphia Wednesday of last week, wal
buried in Melville Saturday. 1t is
thought hat her death, which was
sudden, was FASTENED by worry W.
the Illness Of her husband, whose con-
ditlon was regarded as critical q few
days ago. Beside her husband and
son, Mrs. Goff leaves a daughter, Miss
Retta, who is well known in Wild
wood, where she owns property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Durham
went to Philadelphia last Sunday to
spend q week.
Harblson's Wild wood Bazaar has a
fine display Of furniture in the show
windows nea the Journal Office. These
are Pashaps the most attractive win
dows south of Camden. Mr.. Harrison
has a fine store which the people of the
community should appreciate.
Lawyer John Bright made his FIRST
appearance before the County Court on
Wednesday and defended the boys
charged with breaking into Kane's
boardwalk sore. He made a strong
plea for the boys and Judge Eldredge
suspended sentence explaining to them
that this did not close the case and that
If they got in mischief again he could
send for them and punish them for the
old as well as the new offense.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Wildwood and Della ware
Bay Short Line railroad company was
held in the terminal building Wednes-
day afternoon and the old directors
were elected as folio VS.: j. Thompson
Baker, Warren ID. Ham, Wilbur F.
Short, o. /. Blackwell, e. q. Slaughter,
Thos. s. Goslin, George N. Smith,
Mark B. Reeves, ]. Virgil Slaughter,
George w. Banks and Heber Crane.
Ferdinand Noska, a Manayunk busl-
ness man, was chairman of the meet
ing and John N. Reeve and Herbert +.
Harris, Esq, ~tellers. Secretary Black
well read the annual reports, which
made a very good showing. The gross
receipts for the past year were $5l 900.
At the Methodist parsonage last Sat-
urday night Rev. Carlisle married
Walter Trout and Ethel May Ogborn,
both Of Wild wood, and Thomas
Rhoads, of Anglesea, and Mary White,
a waitress, residing on Oak avenue,
formerly of Fishing Creek.
Eliza Derbyshire, a widow seventy
years of age, died on Tuesday, Janu-
airy q, 1914, at her home in the Corle cot
tage, Pacific and Pine D The
deceased woman was born in England
and lived In Vineland at one time.
The Odd Fellows lodge will coneider
an amendment to the bylaws next
Monday night.
At the regular meeting of the Wild
wood Board Of Trade Monday night
President p. P. Baker, Secretary II. f.
Greaves and Thomas Martindale were
appointed a committee to attend the
K~ensington Board of Trade and exploit
the advantages Of Wildwood as a re-
sort. A large excursion from Ken