Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-02-20
The Rive MlIe Beach suffrage Leapue

24lh. Mrs. Lillian Feickerf, president
of Woman's Suffrage association of
New Jersey will give a talk on Suffrage
or votes for women. All members OF
the league have benefit tickets for sale.
The members of the Wildwood associa-
ton are Mesdames l.. r. Baker. H..
Crane, w. h. Bright, l.. Hallen, G. M.
Adams, Copeland, j. Robbins, w.
Hilton, II. Hilton, g. Reasley.
The six year old con of Gus Ander-
son died on Tuesday. at Anglesea.
9 Mondays Philadelphia Bulletin said
Thomas Martindale, merchant and
hunter OF big game, was seriously in
jured today when he fell on the icy
side walk near his place of business, at
10th and Market streets. MIR. Martin-
dale struck the ground with his head,
inf1icting a severe scalp wound. He
was able to walk with assistance to the
Jefferson Hospital. The physicians
after an examination, decided 1t was
best for Mr.. Martindale to spend the
day At least In the hospital. He lives
at Ais N. Bird street.
We invite YOU to Join the large
number of individuals, firms and cor
porations, who for many years have
found their banking relations with
this Bank to be both agreeable and
profitable. The Marine National
3ank.-adv.
Duet, At Waited for the Lord by
Mendelssohn, will be sung at the 7.30
p. IN. service at the Episcopal church
by Mrs. Geisenberger aud Miss Nina
Hallen on Sunday, Feb. %. Ash We'd
uesday will be celebrated with holy
communion on February 25th at 7.3O
and 9.s0 a. m. Evening prayer and
sermon 8 p. IN. Friday, Feb. 27; litany
service 4 p. M. after first Sunday in
Lent; Tuesdays 4 p. M. evening pray
er; Wednesdays s p. m. evening prayer
and sermon; Fridays A p. m. lltany
service.
The revival meetings held in the An
glesea M. e. church have been well at
tended this week. They will continue
until Wednesday night of next week
q Vast and it is hoped longer, Miss
Maggie Ed wards, the child evangelist,
breaches every night. Come and hear
her. Meeting commences at 7.80 each
evening.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Dunn the other day.
Rev. Hill will go to Millville next
Thursday night to preach in an Epis-
copal church.
Conductor Scott has resigned on the
Reading road and Brakeman Howard
Mitchell has taken the position. He
took out his first train last Saturday.
The young man is being congratulated
on his promotion, having commenced
work with the section gang a little over
a year ago before the trains commenced
to run. He took the advice of one Of
the founders of the road and did cheer
fully whatever he was required to do,
so that now he has a good job. Sensi-
BILE young man.
Among the Taylor avenue visitors on
Sunday were Mrs. B. Welsh, Mrs. Van
Sewer and daughter, Irene Spencer,
Mrs. Elizabeth Marshall, Mrs. Pascha
and son.
Remember the date for the dance
and pinochle tournament given by
Local Union, No. 9O4, Friday evening,
February goth, 1914, at Red Mems Hall.
The charge of SANDER against Mrs.
Mason and Mrs. MacMurtrie on COM
plant of Robert Wright came off a.
gain Wednesday night in the city hall
before Justice Each and by common
consent the charge against the women
was dropped. Prosecutor Jefferson
was present for The state and Judge
Voorhees, represented the women
Spencer Cummins was before Justice
Of the Peace Coombs yesterday for as
sault and battery on Geo. B. Elliott.
manual training teacher at the Wild
wood school. It appears that super
visor Myers had sent Mr.. Cummin's
boy home from school and he refused
to go, which occasioned Mr.. Elliott to
forcibIy remove him from the room.
The father. it is said, went to the school
and knocked the teacher down. He
was held under 5000 bail for court.
VIM. R. Pinker Furnished bail for Mr..
Cummins.
The island was visited by two Friday
SHOWS the past week. On Friday OF
last week several inches of snow fell,
which was dissipated by rain during
the night almost entirely. Then fol-
Iomad q four do ua of Hno uinfar Woafh.