Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-08-20
WILDWOOD
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Lloyd Moore, who is employed al
the Bordentown post Office, spent his
weeks vacation with his brothar, j,
Franklin Moore, on Park and Glen
wood avenue )
The Wild wood tax rate this year will
be about 1921 on the 800 valuation as
against $2.25 for last year. No increase
in valuations were made except q
couple Of squares along Pacific avenue
~ The heart OF old Wildwood.
District Clerk w. q. Todd announces
that the Wildwood schools will open
on September 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Carlin, of Camden,
are stopping at Rowland Hall on East
Spicer avenue, at which place they
will remain for two weeks. Mr.. Carlin
is connected with the Public service
Gas Co, of Camden.
Lately beach parties have become
quite a fad and every evening sees large
representations Of various hotels dis
porting with the luscious water melon
and thoroughly enjoying themselves.
Rev. j. j. Messler, wife and daugh-
ter, are spending the month Of August
at the Bon Air. on East Spicer avenue
Mrs. William F. Reed, Of Camden, who
was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Messler,
returned home this week. Rev. Mess
Ter is stationed at Pennington Semi
nary, but was formerly located at
Camden.
Arthur G. Newmyer, business man
ager of the New Orleans Item, vas a
guest at the Manor this week with his
family.
Mrs. w. T. Benson, of Philadelphia,
came down on Monday to attend the
Ackley sale.
Mrs. Linda G. Tice is at the home of
her mother here undergoing treatment,
having bursted a blood vessel In her
throat while bathing at Highland
Beach q few weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs L. III. Daily are spend
ing q couple weeks in the Mcdonald
apartments on Young avenue. Mr..
Daily is a member Of the traffic squad in
Philadelphia and rides u Of the fine
horses furnished by that city.
AWNINGS-Do you need avn
ings, etc? Let as contract for thework.
Our prices are reasonable. All work
guaranteed. Harbison's.
J.. w Eteelman, OF Magnolia avenue,
has been at Pennsgrove working at his
trade of carpenter and builder.
J.. Albert Harris and Commissioner
r. w. Ryan are among the local cIti-
zens who are opposed 10 giving the
eight to vote to women.
Ifls Edison motion picture actors are
here for q few days and and are posing
subjects on the. boardwalk and other
places on the island for a new film
play.
MI. and Mrs. Schnerring, of West
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. A. White
head, OF Norristown, Pa; William
Martin and William Leach and Mrs.
Gilchrist, all of Philadelphia, have
been visitors at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitehead, corner of Baker ave-
nue. and Pacific.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Wentzell, of
Cleveland, o., are here this week stop
ping at Willard Hall.
Judge Howard Carrow was seen
taking in the Wildwood boardwalk on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George NJ. Dare was in Phila-
delphia and New York this week at
tending the wholesale millinery open
ings.
BATHING SUITS, Caps, ETC., new
stocks on hand-Harbison's.
Raymond Greeley, a pressman in
the w. b. Saunders Medical Publish
ing plant at 18th and Locust streets,
Philadelphia, is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
G. NJ. Dare.
John Perkins and family and Thos.
Lee, of Beverly, are in q cottage on w.
Glen wood avenue. Mr.. Perkins is a
manufacturer at Cwnwyd, Pa.
So per week gives you $500 insur-
ance and SIS per week sick benefits /
a reliable company. For full informa-
ton, address A. NJ. Wright, 224 East
22d avenu Wildwood, N. j.