Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-11-19
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MIS-. y. dOckluse1, Vi new 1olh hdO
Chestnut avenues, Is substituting In the
North Wild wood SCHOOL in the place of
Miss Rae Richman who recently re-
signed. Mrs. Hockinsen was Miss Else
Goldberg before her m marriage and q pre-
vious teacher In the school.
H. Nidorf and family have moved III
to the property on New Jersey avenue,
which he recently purchased from
Charles Mace. Many repairs are being
made aud Mr.. Nidorf Will remove his
business there as soon as the place Ii
completed.
Headquarters for fishermen's rubber
boots. W. NJ. Beers, Oak and Pacific
under Hotel Seacrest.
Miss Lillian Deppe, of Camden, spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. q. Peter
sen, of Chestnut
Miss Marion Mckinley spent Sunday
with her parents.
Receiver Of Taxes Peterson tried his
luck at cunning, last week, and sue
ceeded In bagging one rabbit and taking
q long-distanee shot at q quail.
Miss Myrtle Pavitt, OF West Phlla-
delphia, the charming aquaplane rider,
was q visitor here on Sunday.
Miss Cecilia Glllooly, who is spend
ing the winter at P~enusgrove, was here
last week visiting her mother at Bish-
ops Inn.
A number OF the children who have
been confined to their homes with chick
en- pox, are now able to be about.
Mrs. Edward Shlvers entertained q
number of small child rem last Saturday
afternoon in honor of the birthdays OF
her sons Allen and Arthur.
Miss Amelia Riggiu, who has been
making an extended trip through Viz
glnia and Maryland, has returned to
her home on Central enu
Mr.. and Mra. F. Shivers, of Chestnut
avenue, entertained come guests from
the Quaker City on Sunday.
Capt. Bruce Long, accompanied by
Capt. Stanley Holmes, spent last Sat
urday off shore cunning and returned
with a surprising quantity of rabbits
Itmight be we'll to note that both young
men are excellent sportsmen.
Miss Florence Mack ia among the
dancing scholars on Friday evenings
at the Hotel Dorsey.
Mrs. Oswaldo Melchorre and two
children arrived here last Friday. They
came from Italy on Monday and were
detained at New York. Mr.. Melchorre
conducts a prosperous shoe business Ia
this vicinity.
Capt. Hurley Booye spent Sunday
here. On his return his wife went to
Linwood with him to spend a week.
Mics Ruth Snuffln aud James Nc
Linden, Jr., who were married at VIII
mington, October l4th, spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Lillian Snufin,
on East Walnut avenue.
Mrs. Edward Yeager spent a couple
of days last week with friends in Mill
Vile.
Harry Sharp, a Camden florist, was
a Sunday visitor at Bishops Inn.
Mrs. Lydie Matticks, Mrs. Bert Crit
fifth and Mrs. Henderson spent last
Wednesday with Mrs. Matticks' sister,
Mrs. Edward Yeager, on East Walnut
venue
William Zalser, who was on the po-
lice force here at y time, has gone to
Pennsgrove where he has made appli-
cation for a similar position.
Augustus Gobson, captain on one OF
Hilton's pound boats, e expects to be mar
ried about Thanksgiving time. He will
not divulge the name of the bride-to-be
as yet.
William Brooks, who is superintend-
Ing the placing Of an engine to turn the
draw of the railroad bridge at Grassy
Sound, went on a visit to Newark to-
day.
Capt. r. s. Yewdall made a trip 10
his auto from Atlantic City, last week,
to his home at Second and Surf ayes.
A.. j. BIddle is making a number OF
improvements to the home of Capt.
Axelson at Second and Central avenues
Charles Press Is laid up with an at
tack Of lumbago at Bishops Inn.