Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-07-20

Ii 1hehCo 10 6AO"Ah SAOA~N r.
t~atoes, tomatoes, corn and lettuce in a
large plot adjoining his home, 1904 New
York avenue.
Edward NJ. 1. Ward is cultivating
with great care a neat little patch in
the rear of his pretty home, 12S west
Sixteenth avenue.
w. T. Gabell is devoting the back
portion of the extensive and well kept
grounds surrounding his residence, l06
east Sixteenth avenue, to truck garden
ing. He has potatoes, corn, tomatoes,
beans, lettuce, beets and onions.
The Mapleshade cottage at 1910 Cen
trail avenue has a small truck patch.
Kinks War Garden, on 18th street,
was started early with great eclat.
The Hazelhurst hotel Ill east Seven
tenth avenue, has a fair sized truck
patch.
Frank Becker has a neat garden of
fair size adjoining his store at the corner
ofSeventeenth avenue andthe Railroad.
j.. Heating has a large plot neal his
home on west Seventeenth e
j.. A. Lowry is cultivating a small
garden in the rear of his home 102 west
Seventeenth avenue.
VIM. Glenn's garden adjoining his
home, 104 west Seventeenth avenue,
is distinguished for its large tomato
plants, many of which are already bear
ing fruit.
Harry lowering believes in doing
farming on a large scale right near his
home, 1l6 west Seventeenth avenue.
He now has a large plot planted in
corn, beans, potatoes, tomatoes, lettuce
and beets. He is planting the two lots
adjoining his house entirely in pota-
toes.
Robert Shankle at Seventeenth and
New York avenues, Dominic Versaggi
at PIP west Seventeenth avenue, and
Charles Hughes at Seventeenth and
Delaware avenues, all have fair sized
gardens.
P. J. Connely planted his wal gar
den in the real of his home Eighteenth
and Delaware avenue. This is on the
water front.
John H. Baumann is cultivating a
fair size plot on Delaware avenue neal
Nineteen.
Captain j. A. Pew has a large patch
planted entirely in corn, adjoining his
home at Northeast corner of Eighteen
and Delaware venue
N. Let's al 230 aud N. v. Locke at
22S west Eighteen avenu have fair
sized gardens.
Mrs. Amelia Perlman is cu~ltivating
a small corn garden adjoining the Lar
combe cottage on west Eighteen ave-
nueA
F. A. Larcombe at Eighteen aud
New York and Albert Ernest
at lis west Eighteen avenue have fair
sized gardens.
Henry Ottens has a small patch in
the rear of his home at 18th and Surf
avenues.
]. H. Snyder is cultivating a fair
sized plot adjoining his home, III west
18th avenue
r. A. Larcombe has a large garden
adjoining his cottage at 1912 New York
avenue.
The following have fair sized plots:
The Yorkshire cottage, 213, and The
Sunrise cottage, 1892 west 10th avenue,
August Gothard and Frank Brennin at
10Th avenue and the Inlet.
Mrs. Beecher, mother of John H.
Beecher is cultivating an extensive plot
of potatoes running from 22nd to 23rd
on Central avenue.
The Young cottage at 22nd and Penn
sylvania avenues, j. Rittenhouse at 1l9,
and Thomas Harbot at 122 east 22nd
avenue are c%ultivating fair sized gar
deus.
Mrs. Helen Ashoff has a very pretty
little garden adjoining her bungalow,
107 east 23rd avenue.
Oliver Leigh at oath and Central ave
nues, G. H. Bernard at 112 and Mrs.
Charles Epler at 30 east 25rd avenue,
are all cultivating fair sized wal patch
es.
John II. Beecher is raising potatoes
in the lot extending from 23rd to Gath
on Central avenue.
Mrs. E. A. Archambault has an ex-
ceptionally neat wal garden in the rear
of her beautiful residence at 23rd and
Pennsylvania n
The square covering the space bound
ed by 23rd, oath, Pennsylvania and
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