Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-04-06
NORTH WILDWOOD

Councilman Anderson. Buck, Erick-
sou. Kraus and Rauch were present.
Ii was a short session and very little
business was transacted. Collector
Peterson, George Conner, Councilman
Buck, Capt. Charles Carlson, Warren
Sayre aud Clerk Redding was appoin-
ted a committee to go 10 Atlantic City
next Friday to attend the inland water
way hearing.
Sam Piles of paper can be seen at this
add Thomas Webster, Painting,
Paper Hanging aud Decorating, Hard
wood Finishing, 108 E. 18th street,
Wild God N. J. Estimates Fur ished.
f. E. Smith will build two buoga-
lows on First avenue, one for Thomas
Lsngan, of Gloucester, and n for
John 8. Giles, Of Philadelphia.
James McAlpin and family are down
In their Fourth avenue cottage.
capt. Isaac Smith, who has been in
a Baltimore hospital, has returned to
Anglesea. Mrs. Smith has also re-
turned from a visit to Bridgeton.
Mrs. VIM. Storkey has returned after
spending two months in the city.
Don't forget 10 have your seats re-
served for Society Vaudeville Sale
opens at Bakers box Office 2 p. m.
Friday, continuing Saturday and
Monday. Prices so and 35 cents, gener
al admission 25 cents. Proceeds for
Home Section Wlldwo Civic club. n
Captain Riddle, of the Comanche,
has returned from Camden.
Mrs. Nusbickel has been down this
week looking after some repairs being
made to her cottage.
Miss Betty Why, Miss Margaret
Tull, Miss Nan Stoeckle, of German
town; Miss Peggy Cornoe, of Tioga;
Miss Ruth Wagner, Mics Olive Baech-
lie, OF Oak Lane; Miss Claire Eisen-
hardt, of Mt. Airy, were down on SUM-
day. Mrs. Becker is authority for the
statement that the party wen in bath
ing.
Mr.. Stock and family have been
down since Saturday and remain over
Easter.
We are now open for the season. Eas-
ter eggs all sizes. Clayton's Own Make,
Glen wood and Board walk. X
Master Emil Frey and mother spent
Sunday in their nth venue cottage.
Mrs. Asboff and family are in their
23d venue cottage for the season.
Mrs. Anna Earnshaw entertained on
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gallagher,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Horrocks, Miss Linda
Price, and Mrs. A. Yelland, all of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Friday and son are in their new
bungalow at 18th and New York ave-
pues.
Mrs. Mary Burton, of 1909 New York
avenue, is spending a few weeks in
Philadelphia with Mrs. F. Allgeier and
Miss E. Wiler, who have just returned
fIom the South after a seven weeks trip.
Robert Schunkel has been spending
a few days with his family at 18th and
New York
James [. Bulmer and wife were down
on Sunday.
r. Wark and family spent the week
end Ia the Earlham cottage, which
ha. peer newly painted.
Miss Gertrude Palmer was married
to Charles B. Horrocks on September
%, 1917, 10 the Episcopal rectory at
Elkton, Md.
E. Ward, of Frankfort, spent a week
here with his family, who are here for
their health.
Miss Anna Boone spent Sunday here
with her niece, Miss Adelaide Walters.
MI. Davis and family were down in
their Stone bungalow on E. 18th ave-
nue..
l.. B. Joslyn and wife were Sunday
visitors.
Frank P. Mattera was at Hatboro,
Pa, this week looking after some gar
dening for MI. Dunlap.
Don't forget the food sale by the La
dies of the fire company tomorrow
night.
1t is safe to say that spring will see
more gardening done on Five Mile
Beach than at any other time in its
history. Many new corners have been
under the impression that the soil could
hardly produce anything worth while
but they are realizing their mistake.
Last season many cottagers had elab-
crate vegetable and flower gardens.
Henry IL. Ottens has already started a
variety garden at Seventeenth and Cen
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