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

Wildwood
Bernard Claffey at 223 and George
Mccullough at PIP west Juniper ave.
nue., have fair sized patches.
Small gardens are being cultivated
by Charles @. Glenn at Railroad and
Poplar avenues, the Ella on Poplar
avenue neal the railroad, Temple Hall
on Poplar avenue near Pacific, nj. Nef-
ferdorfl at liz east, Jos. F. Kieffer at
2O4 east and @. II. Haentz at 21O east
Poplar avenue.
Henry F. Chanfrau has a large plot
adjoining his home, 245 west Poplar
avenue. 1t is planted principally in
potatoes.
Jacob Weber at SO1 west Poplar ave.
nue., has a fair sized plot.
e. Rhodes has a large and thriving
garden adjoining his home, 215 west
Magnolia mi He has onions as
big as your fist, great big purple beef
steak tomatoes and tall sugar corn that
promises to yield several hundred ears.
Smaller gardens are being cultivated
by the Coela cottage at 220, Walter
Gallaher at 21S west Magnolia avenue
and Mrs. Smythe at Magnolia and
New York avenues.
Mark B. Reeves at 100, Lemuel P.
Garrison at III and the Cormeny cot
tage at 1913 west Magnolia avenue, have
medium sized patches.
G. III. Huppert has q of the largest
and best kept gardens on the island.
1t is situated on a lot adjoining his
home at Magnolia avenue and the rail-
road. The lot extends through to
Glenwood avenue. 1t is planted to
corn, potatoes, beans, beets, radishes,
tomatoes, lettuce and onious. 1t is
surrounded by sunfio wers and bloom
ing dallas.
r. Deleo at northeast corner Mag
nolia and railroad and Jonathan Hand,
Esq, at 119 east Magnolia avenue, have
fair sized plots.
Mrs. ]. Thompson Baker is lending
a hand in her large garden adjoining
her home, Atlantic and Maple
1t is one of the best ordered gardens
here and promises to yield a plentiful
harvest OF potatoes, tomatoes, beets,
beans, lettuce and onions.
John F. Kieffer at 221 east and VIM.
Hewitt at 100 west Glenwood avenue,
are ~cultivating fair sized gardens.
Eugene Mothes has a small but ex-
ceptionally neat garden adjoining his
home at southwest corner Glenwood
and New York n
Harry Hill is c%ultivating the corner
lot at Glenwood aud Park Boulevard.
g. M. Davies at 221 and G. N. Dowler
at 230 west Glenwood avenue, are cul-
tivating fairly large gardens.
Mr.. Leiby is cu~ltivating the vacant
lot adjoining the Dowler garden.
Lennock Robinson at 29OS Park
Boulevard, John Costill at 3O8 west
Glenwood avenue, have fair sized
gardens.
j. F. Mackell has a large garden ad-
joining his home, 1923 west Glenwood
avenue. ,
George Ogborn at 1888, Thos. Ingram
at Alb, George Roth at 705 and Mrs. M.
Kinsley at 800 west Glenwood avenue,
are cultivating small gardens.
s. Madara has a large and neat gar
den in front of his bungalow, 412 west
Maple avenue.
Fred. Foster at 4O7 west Pine avenue.
has a large garden.
Commissioner w. q. Hendee is cul-
tivating a large patch at the southeast
corner Maple and Park Boulevard.
A. F. Walls at 230 west Maple ave.
nue. and S. Sauter at Maple neal rail-
road are also cultivsting large patches.
William Wilson at 10 east Maple
avenue, has a good sized garden.
Smaller gardens are being cultivated
by the Baptist parsonage, Maple near
Pacific, VIM. Fl. Law, Maple and Pa
cific, H. McClelland at 227 east Maple,
the Douglass at Pine and Atlantic and
w. G. Gross at 23S east Pine avenue.
B. V. VanHorn has a large and well
kept garden at Pine and Pacific in back
of his store.
One of the fine War Gardens on the
Five Mile Beach is that Of A. j. Lennox
at the corner of Pine and Pacific ave-
nues, on land owned by A. F. Thomp-
son. Mr.. Lennox and his industrious
boys spend many hours c~ultivating the
vegetables and identifying the garden.
Decorations are in evidence and a re-
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