Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-05-19
WILDWOOD

CuaDScs. 0eOfBe MluUicbOWu WAS us
missed a. sewer inspector and Swain
Crawford was appointed instead. AT
yesterdays meeting an ordinance was
introduced providing for a police court.
On Wednesday the three Commits
sioners visited Atlantic City, accom-
panied by City Clerk Whitesell, City
Treasurer Kay, Solicitor Hand and
Engineer Weir, where they attended a
hearing given by a legislative commits
mission to look into municipal affairs.
The chairman of this commission is
Leon Albeit, son of the former govern
or. The Wildwood commissioners
CLEANED considerable Information, most
important of which was that they were
authorized by law to invoke the Martin
act in collecting back taxes in Holly
Beach, there being a lot due back Of
1912. They were told that it would not
be necessary for the Court to appoint
new Commissioners of Adjustment.
The old Borough of Holly Beach, hav-
ing once taken advantage of this law,
the procedure could be continued. The
City Commissioners will probably get
busy on this at once.
Hereford Lodge, No. 1T, F. & A. M ,
will have charge of the cornerstone
lay ing of the new Wildwood 500, 000
high school tomorrow, May Goth, 1916,
at two o'clock in the afternoon. A
number of the grand officers will ar
rive on the 1880 train, including State
Grand Master William r. Meakle, of
Paterson. They will make their head
quarters at Hotel Dayton. There will
be about % in the visiting party, who
will be met at the station by automo-
biles aud shown around the island.
The address of the day will be made by
Judge Henry HI. Eldredge, of Cape
May.
Tennis racquet headquarters at
Funck's, Oak avenu %, so, 65, 75c,
$1.00 and up to $500 base and tennis
balls. X
Contractor Chris Scully is erecting a
fine two apartment house on West
Garfield ven Mr.. Scully had q
frame house moved alongside of one
already on the lot and made them into
two apartments, enclosing them in
brick. He will occupy n and rent
the other.
The Wild wood Embroidery Shop is
showing some very pretty new things.
Have you seen that chocolate set in the
window? 1872 e. Wildwood venue X
The Protos Bottling and Supply Co.
has purchased a new n ton Gramm-
Bernstine delivery truck.
g A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Pal
mer M. Way at Mace's hospital on
Monday, May Is, 1916. .
l.. E Watson and family, of Phila-
delphia, have rented a cottage at the
Crest for the summer and will spend
their first season here. Mr.. Watson
represents the Bernstine Auto
mobile Co.
Harrison's Shop, opposite Pennsyl-
vania and Reading stations, Friehof-
fers bread, cinnamon buns, coffee and
dutch cakes, aud fresh eggs. Satur-
day special, chicken salad, chicken
croquetts and potato salad. \
Mrs. NJ. E. Detwiler, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Ellie Friday, arrived
a week ago to spend the summer in
the ir cottage on East Roberts avenue.
Frank Lloyd, Grand Master of Here
ford Lodge. No. III, F. & A. NJ, made
a trip to Seaville and Atlantic City last
Friday in the interest Of the high
school cornerstone laying.
Don't forget Our Boys Minstrel show
at Bakers theatre, for benefit Wild
wood f. o. E., No. 1910, Monday eve
ming, May 20. The big night. x
There will be no early service at 7.80
on Sunday next at the Episcopal
church on account of the rector being
on his vacation. The 1870 A. M. and
73O PM. services will be held as usual.
Rev. Bailey and family are visiting
friends in Paterson, where he was
formerly stationed.
Miss Mary O'Daniel returned home
last night after spending two weeks in
Philadelphia and Chester county.
Mrs. Belts had charge of the store
while Miss O'Daniel was away.
Bright's Express. Hauling of all
kinds, Garfield and Pacific avenues.
Storage warehouse and boarding
stables. Both phones.
DR.. Julia M~owery-Cole and Miss
Dora @. Weygand, Of Philadelphia,
also Mrs. Hattie N. Stagcr, of Trenton,
spent Sunday with their cousin, Mrs.