Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-10-15

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9th and 9Th. The delegates from the
Wild wood Baptist church were Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Hallowell, Miss Grace
Allen, Frank Colson and Rev. 1. H.
Fisher. A report was made last Sun
day evening by delegates, which was
OF much interest to the church. The
New Jersey State convention will be
held at Newark, October 18th, 18th and
9th.
The very latest in hats, fancys aud
other trimming. New York frames at
VanHorn's, corne Pine and Pacific. y
Lyman Levy, of Chicago, paid a visit
to his grandfather, Joseph Empol, laet
Sunday. Mr.. Levy came east to attend
a convention In New York City. Dur
ing his visit to Wildwood Mr.. Empol
took him sightseeing we the island
and he was much surprised with what
he saw. this being bis first visit. He
was SO favorably impressed that he
contemplates coming here next summer
and also bring a number of his friends
with him.
On Tuesday evening of this week,
the following young men were given
the first degree in the Order of Sir
Galahad in st. Simeon's church: AL
bert Lehr, Arthur H. Jacobs, Allen
Thompson, Joseph McCurdy, Edward
Rawlins, Harvey Foster and George
Ober. After the ceremony they were
entertained at Rev. A. @. Bailey's
home, where a dainty repast was
served.
Ira Blinn, who was on the local
branch Of the West Jersey railroad this
summer, Is now braking on the work
train with headquarters at MillvilIe.
Mr. Blinn, wife and two children spent
their v%acationwith Mrs. Blinn's parents
at Westerly, Rhode Island.
French Spang went to Philadelphia
in bis automobile last Sunday morn
ing. Wednesday he was joined by w.
f. Wentzell and together they will
motor to Hartford, Conn.
Frank Snyder, who conducted a
photograph studio on the board walk
last summer, was in town yesterday.
He Is at present living at Grassy Sound
and says bass fishing is excellent there.
w. J. HARRISON, Sr., and Charles
Barnett went to Pennsgrove Wednes-
day to attend to some business mat
tiers.
The Hippodrome theatre closed for
the season last Sunday evening, having
had a fairly successful season.
Commissioner William Hendee went
to Philadelphia Wednesday, returning
yesterday morning. He saw the great
ball game.
w. ii. Bornman, an employee of
the Bell Telephone Co., was a week.
end visitor among relatives in Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Mary l.. Hendee, of West Pine
avenue, visited Vineland, her home
town, last Sunday.
Wild wood high school third annual
Halloween dance, Saturday, October
30, 1915. Further particulars will ap-
pear later.
Ellwood Thompson, cashier of the
Union Bank, went to Philadelphia last
Monday on a weeks vacation.
Leslie Corson, of West Wildwood
avenue, is taking a weeks vacation at
his home In MillviIle.
Mrs. George w. Fisher has returned
home after a two weeks stay In Phila-
delphia where she had gone to attend
the funeral of her mother who died at
Ocean Grove of pneumonia.
Percy Jackson returned from Bloss-
burg, Pa, his home town last Sunday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Oscar Huebner, of
West Maple avenue, left Wednesday
morning for an automobile trip to
Meridcn, Conn.
Rev. Edwards desires TO thank friends
who extended sympathy and loving
service at the time of the loss of his
wife.
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