Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-02-19
WILDWOOD

Inc city com ml6sl0ner5 met ye9ter-
day afternoon and in the absence Of
Clerk Whitesell, who is In Trenton on
the recall case, Miss Shaw acted as
clerk. Mr.. Hendee reported that he
had removed the two ticket boxes from
the board walk aud that work had
started on the repairs to the boardwalk.
Collector Kay reported that he had
taken a trip to New York where he
interviewed the Farmers & Mechanics
bank and had arranged for a short
term loan of SOS, 900 at four and a half
per cent. Mr.. Phillips, a property
owner on west Cedar avenue, asked
that steps be taken In reference to re-
moving the water which lays in the
street at this spot. The commissioners
decided to visit the place today at
8 o'clock.
Everett Henderson, driver for Adams
Express company, has been promoted
to agent and will leave on Saturday
for Pennsgrove, where he will take
charge of the Adams Express office.
At the Episcopal church, Alfred
Winterburn, lay reader, will on We'd
nesday evenings at 7.80, deliver a series
of sermons entitled "Catechism.n Last
week the theme was "What is your
manner" and on Wednesday next the
topic is "Baptism.n On Sunday eve
nings he will preach on 1.-THE Creed
this Sundays sermon being defense
of Creed.n
City Clerk Whitesell made a trip to
Trenton this week.
The Board OF Education have en-
gagged the services of H. 8. Alvord, a
lawyer from Vineland, and are deter
mined that they be provided with one
tenth of a million dollars with which
to buy land and erect a new school
house.
DR.. H. II. Tomlin has closed his
Atlantic avenu home and accom-
panied by his wife left on Monday for
Philadelphia. DR.. TomIin will be gone
several weeks and while away will
participate In post graduate work.
Special this week, mems IA inch
high cut tan shoes, regular price IS. 90,
this week $3.50. w. M. Beers, Oak
and Pacific, under Hotel Seacrest. n
George Sing Tong left on Saturday
for a business trip to Philadelphia and
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Metals, of Phila.,
were entertained over the week end by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stuber, of east Gar
field avenue.
Frank Moore and family, of Park
boulevard, spent Sunday at the Here
ford Club where they we're entertained
by Mrs. Arthur Farrell.
Now when you have time 10 do some
needlework for yourself you should see
some new things Miss Scott Is show
ing. You'll like them. l32 E. Wild
wood avenue. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker higgins, of east
Spicer avenue, are spending a few days
in Bridgeton.
Albert r. Jacobs, who is studying law
with the American Law school, re-
ceived a five years free tuition scholar
ship on Tuesday. The scholarship was
awarded by the Board of Trustees.
His last examination average was SO.
Mrs. ]. Fithian Tatem, of Haddon-
field, is on a trip to New Orleans.
Exclusive agency for DIR. Reed cush-
ion sole shoe. w. M. Beers, Oak and
Pacific. n
John Baumann is receiving bids for
extensive alterations which he contem-
plates making to his Oak avenue prop
erty.
All shoes, mems, women's, children's
at cost plus 10 per cent. w. M. Beers,
Oak and Pacific, under Hotel Sea-
crest. y
Inc cottage formerly owned by Rob
ert III. Means at 1O7 east 26th street
is being painted and renovated by a
force of mechanics.
When going away use the Reading
the home built raiIroad.-Adv.
The committee on supplies Of the
Board of Education have been instruct
ed to purchase four additional sewing
machines for the use Of the scholars.
Arthur B. Stevens and family, who
occupied one of the Schellenger apart
ments on w. Magnolia avenue, have
moved to Bridgeton.
Basket balls, score and rule books,
whistles at Funck's. \
Shaw & Turner, the real estate agents,
have removed their offices from the