Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-09-29
NORTH WILDWOOD NOTES

H. Vautier, who generally rem.4
late in the season, was compelled
close his West 18th avenue bungslo~
and return to Philadelphia on acconrs
of the illness of Mrs. Vautier.
Charles Griffith, the grocer, has so,s
his business on East 18th ayenpo :.
Herbert Hoffman, who has taken noa
session this week.
John Heating, Thomas Webster
George Redding, Elmer Hewitt an5
James Taylor attended the Firemer,a
Convention in Atlantic City last Fridor
and Saturday.
Mrs. Malvena Shivers and Mrs NJ
Robinson, of 18th avenue, are ON
pleasure trip through the anthracito
regions visiting relatives and friends
of Mrs, Shivers at Bellefonte, Pa.
Mrs. Caroline Weighmann and SIM
William, of Philadelphia, have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Schmid to share with them the do
lights of a September at the beach.
A new bungalow erected on 18th
avenue, adjoining the North Wildwood
Fire Hall, is being offered free to tha
person drawing the proper number on
Saturday, September Both.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Devices and son
accompanied by Frank Devices, father
of Alvin, motored to the beach and
were entertained ove the weekend nv
Mr.. and Mrs. v. L. Singley at their
West 18th avenue residence. They re-
turned to their Germantown home in
their new Nash car.
H. C. Handel, though he has lust
closed his drug store at 18th and
Pennsylvania avenues, is still t~arrying
with his family, finding it hard to leave
the beach with it's pleasing fall climate.
James Bulmer and family, of 10Th
and Pennsylvania avenues, are mem
bers of the O~ctoberites. He will not
return for sometime to his Philadel-
phia domicile.
Lieut.. Nilsson and family are plan
ming to stay all winter. They are com
fortably housed at the corner of 18th
and Pennsylvania avenues. The lieu
tenant is engaged in assisting to pro-
mote the proposed Wilmington and
wildwood electric road and addresses
civic bodies in South Jersey on the
subject.
Charles Clegg and family will oc-
cupy their beautiful home at 18th and
Pennsylvania n until November.
The family will realize that all the
good things spoken about the exhili-
rating autumnal weather is true
Henry Homiller and family are put
ting in a hot water heating system in
their attractive East 18th avenue resi-
dence. They evidently are planning
to remain for sometime before return
ing to their Quaker City home. Mr..
Homiller is connected with the Provi-
dent Life Insurance and Trust Co., of
Philadelphia.
Work has been started for the cree
ton of the Children's Home, at 18th
and Surf n The ground is be-
ing filled in and made ready for the
foundation. Henry Ottens plans to
rush the building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rawnsley, Mrs. H.
Tregea and their three children, &C.
companied by Mrs. s. Widdop, came
down this week to enjoy the delightful
fall weather at the shore. They are
stopping at the Rawnsley bungalow
at 1856 West 18th avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor A. Schmid and
family, accompanied by Mrs. D. Wal
ker, mother of Mrs. Schmid, Mrs.
Frank Kulzer and Mrs. Matilda Kul-
ger, left for their home at Port Deposit,
Md, yesterday. They have occupied
the Walford apartments on Pennsyl-
vania avenue this summer and have
found it a rare privilege to remain and
enjoy the September season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd G. Moore, of 905
South Broad street, Philadelphia, spent
the weekend at their 18th avenue and
boardwalk apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Martin en-
tertained friends from Tioga, Pa, over
last weekend at their 18th and Cen
trail home.
Contractor Richard L. Larcombe has
started-work on an 11-room bungalow
on East 23d avenue for the Misses
Ham and Pierce, former owners OF
the Surfside Hotel on East 18th ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Bennett have
closed their East 18th avenue cottage
and returned to their West Philadel-
phia home after spending a very pleas
ant summer here. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
nett entertained Mrs. George Wissman
and son, of Redlands, Calf, and MIS-
Parker, of Overlook, Pa, over last
weekend.
William Windolph, of East goth ave-
nue., is in Philadelphia for a few days
IN business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace G. Boone have
returned to their Overlook, Pa, home
after a very pleasant two weeks So
iOurn here.