(

ay County Times

ATLANTIC COAST NEWS

VOL. XXX.—NO. 51

SEA ISLE CITY. N. J.. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1915

3 Cents a Copy, $1 a Year,y

THE CIRCUIT L OF THE CITY

Notes and Gleanings of Personal Character; Little Items About Folks You Knout

r JONES’ Mrn'i Stoop, 804-806 Aiburj MtoOjOcai Cllj N J. b»l.d uoc Joll.r ; wt ID Mail yo« oar ct the Jatot KbitU.ot lor J«c

Mrs. A. G. Rice is spcndinr some time srith friends in Philsdelphii-

MUs Ssrsh Fitch, of Bridgeton, w»s an orer Sunday guest of her brother, Irving W. Fitch. Bromley Wharton, of Philadelphia, was here over the week end, enjoying

the gunning.

Che*. Camp has purchased an automobile to be need next summer for delivery purposes. Anna Delaney t» recovering from an attack of illness thst confined her to her home for nearly two weeks. Clarence Pfeiffer and Captain Dick Olden spent Thursday in Trenton, 1J.

J, on business.

Mias Ethel Rohr, of Atlantic City, ■pent Sunday here as the guest of fet. and Mrs. Edward B. Arnett.

^ y Clouting and H. H. Holmes

MK, renton visitors on Kish Com'f fMm .sinus on Thursday. Wa. Sallie T. Ludlam left on Mon-

V day afUrnoon for a week's stay with

\*riendi in Philadelphia. Tha Sunday excursions or.

ing railroad were discontinued to this

City with the last Sunday

Library for Christmas

Would Get Library Started By Christmaa; To Be Open Two Nights A Week During Winter, from Six to Nine.

A meeting ol the library committee was held last Saturday, and it was decided to have the Horary open two nights a week during the winter months, on Wednesdays and Saturdays. frbm six to nine. The time was so set sd that persons going for their mail at six could stop in and exchange books if they so desired. Books will be allowed out one week, after which a fine of two cents a day

will be charged.

It is hoped to have the library started by Christinas. The committee will investigate the workings of the libraries in other County towns, and will get the State Library Commissioners to make suggestions. Donations of books and money

Notice to Subscribers

Starting with the first iaiue In January. 1*1*. the •ufaecnption price of the Cape May Count) Tunes will be advanced u* *1>0 per year, and a strict advance payment will be required. The change in subscription rate* has been inevitable. Every - item entering into the eoet of publishing a newspaper has advanced from 25 to 50 per cent, in the last five years, and during that time the TIMES has been published at a loss. Either one of two things were necessary to overcome this. Either make a smaller paper, with leas news, or raise the subscription price, and demand a strict adherence to the payment in advance

rule.

It will be noticed that practically all the magaxines that formerly sold for

COURT AFFAIRS OF PAST WEEK

Record of Real Estate and Commercial Affairs of the County from Clerk's Records

solicited. The TIMES will receive 1 tpn fpllU h>ve to fifteen cent*

such donations, or they may be made

to any member of the Committee in p * r fTOa *' “ >“«■• person. Books sent from out of town ! Yet the proportionate cost of produc-

by express can be aent charges collect, addressed to the Sen Isle City

Public Library. According to present plan the library will be entirely free, supported only by voluntary contributions. Money in any sum, from 50c up will be accepted. This will go to ouy the necessary filing cabinets, book cases, reading lamps and other library

equipment.

The Committee m charge are Messrs. J. Carrol, James T. Chapman and William A. Haffert.

i County Chamber Meets

Here Wednesday

greater than that

of producing a newspaper. Rather than to retrench and make the TIMES a smaller newspaper with less news, we Deemed it best to raise the rates of subscription, and prod net a better, newsier and larger paper. We trust that our subscribers will look at this in a fair light, and co-op-erate with us to make the plan a sue-

All of the most successful newspaper* in the State—some forty odd of

Mr*. Busch sad daughters will shortly close their hotel and spend the balance of the winter months in

Philadelphia-

y ^ postmaster Thomas E. Ludlam, Jr.. I ^pek-end visitor to Princeton,

renewing the friendships of hi*

Walter W. Brooks, genera! msnnger

|j*e local Electric light company, it the L. H. Hickman prop-

rwelve at this office every either |1A0 or $2.00 ne*

The Cape May -County Chamber of papers. A good newspaper, with Commerce will meet here on Wedne* circulation under 6000, cannot b« proday evening. December 5th, at the ' f or City Hdl. D.ltf.lfi fro. .» .rerj mU| j. „„ lub _ the County will attend. The legts- . , , . Uti., Commute, hm bilU, t. 1 *»' 1 r «""* U wlU k ' be presented to the next session of the ; ed at the old rale of $1 per year, for

f, «t Kimberle,

and will reside

v .., t Stevens ha* closed his Stcl t Hotel, and with his family ha* i an apartment in Philadelphm. •ssns will be here every week r after the publication of hi*

Legislaturs, ready for the approval or rejection-wf the meeting. The one of most general interest is that allowing the Counties of the state to appropriate money from genera! funds for advertising purposes in

newspapers and magaxines.

Clayton Haines Brick, of Ocean City, will preside. The meeting is

called for eight o’clock.

Court TemAhows Profit

any number of years up to five. After that date the price will be $L6U

per year, in advance.

Wildwood Beats H. A. S.

In a closely contested game, Wildwood’s first team defeated the five representing the Hirsch Agricultural School of Woodbine, on Saturday evening, December 4th, at Colonial Hotel. Wildwood, by the score of 47

Association is Year Old

■REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. r n pan omitted U>* ew

Ocean City.

Bernard Ruckdeschel et ux., Phila., to John T. Maguire, Phila., *5 feet Northwesterly along line of Pennlyn Place, Northwest of Atlantic Ave. Conveyed to seller by Hannah S. Hayday, July, 1914. Limited to residence to cost not leas than $2500 $4700 J. Wilford Hart,. Phila^ to Daniel Redmond, Ocean Ave., near Tenth Street, to exteriot line set by Riparian Commiasion. .subject to restrictions of Ocean City Association. Conveyed to Hart by Brrk Johnson, Dec., 1912 $10,000 Fannie Bounds, Exc. Estate James Bounds, Phila., to William Colescott, Camden, premises at S. E. Corner Atlantic Ave. and 7th Street, with all and singular pertaining to it. Same conveyed to James Bounds, Sept., 1904, by Ocean Site Co. $4000 Ocean City Gardens Co. to David H. WhiUner, Pittsburg, Lott 925 and 942, Blk. 9 $1600 Ethel E. Bridgewater (s), Phila., to E. Bridgewater et ux., S. W. - 26 feet lot 4,’Blk. 8, O. C. Land Co., $100 Andrew R. Maxwell et ux., Paulsboro, to Richard B. Stites, Ocean City, Ix>t 97, Plan of Girard Realty Co., conveyed to Maxwell, Feby., 1915,

$2900

Tuckahoe. Ella M. Townsend et vir, Tuckahoe, to Meyer Teitelmaq. Camden, Lott 12, IS, 14. 15, 16, 17. 18, Sec. 1, and Lota 3, 4, 5, Sec. L, Tuckahoe Highlands. Sea Isle City. Sea Ule Realty Co. to Mary A. Landis et vir., Vineland, Lott 7, 8, 9, 10. Blk. 14, Venicean Park. TownsMp of Lower.

Hat

, Spring premises, conveyed to H. Chew by deed of Charles PoulJune. 1914, subject to mortgage „ a by Chew to Gape May B. and L. Aaan. for $800, and second mortgage

to same for $200.

a.. Lot 5

to Annie Scott et vir.. Phi

Sec. 6,

Charles W. Senn, Wildwt Fowler W. Stratton, Avalca, N. E.

Lot S and S. W. % lot 4. Blk. 10, Avalon, subject to mortgage to Mutual B. and L. Assn., $11,000

Stone Harbor.

Joss Senior, Phila., to Thomas P. McKegney. Phila., Lot I89, BL 90-91, conveyed to Senior by Lily Fries et

' „ April. 1916.

. E. Ludlam. Jr., who - sometime in Indianapolis, | leave there shortly for

Virginia, where he t for a few days.

nr e your name printed in script , » dosen fancy Chrisims*

envelopes to match.

The term of Court juat clo«d ha. »•**•

been the most profitable <x.e in the rh * **- A

his ton - ot the County, over three

5. boys scored as many Wildwood did, but ow-

6..,. .hll. U,. .Mir. ...n r..K ..r. K-irn, <*? i *.“** *” Ml,. A. ..m. »r„ Ik. B. *• .B-, l ”>‘ l “” d LnW of irdirioiont, "“Mr Om. ro|«) ttw-t- . „ .u. o» ri ., n her (irand Jury urally committed quit* a number of TM .re: inro«. •< *k'<k U.Uo.j roo..M«i

378^0, expenses $1,052.94, making la * ,,u ’ •* olnU

envelopes 10 , a expense* »»».>(, ufiiiiiiA ,„ cent. Times PrinUng three dollars for ever) - one expended. Delaney and Willittt starred f

. _ ' . nnil nut un a rorkine came.

Annual Meeting of Young Men s Boainesa Association Held Tueaday; Will Start Campaign foe New Memberm; Annual Report Ready Next Week.

The first annual meeting of the Young Men’s Business Association held in the City Hall on Tuesday evening. All the officers were reelected. They are: president, Richard W. Cronecker; vice-president, William A. Haffert; secretary, IrvingW. Fitch; treasurer, Lewis Steinmeyer, Jr. Trustees elected were: Edward B. Arnett, Herman Schenkel and Charles

Camp.

The Young Men's Business Associaon held its first meeting, after the incorporation papers were filed and the body was legal, on December 4th, 1914. Since that time, it has accomplished much for the good of the City. A campaign for new members was launched at the meeting, and three teams appointed to make a canvas and secure applications for membership. It is planned to have the next year a banner one. The annual report of income and expenses will be ready for publication next week. An auditing committee will go over the statement. A motion was made and carried to invite the City officials to attend the meeting of the County Chamber of Commerce here next Wednesday. Edward B. Arnett reported that the meeting in Cape May last month was very successful, and a good delegation from here attended.

News of the Coonty

Ocean City young men interested in wireless telegraphy have organized the Progressive Radio Club with these officers: President, E. Roy Bourgeois; vice-president, Malcolm C. Leslie; secretary and treasurer, J. Loren Goff.

The Cape May County Teachers' Association met at the County Superintendent’s office, Cape May Court House, on 'Saturday, and re-elected their officer* for the ensuing year. A good representation attended. There was no business of general interest before the meeting.

Cape May Point was cut off on Tuesday from railroad transportation because the Cape May, Delaware and Sewells Point Railroad was .inundated by the high tides. The sea washed over the track at a point near Twen-

ty-first avenue, Mt. Vernon, in the j matter German settlement, between here and , Commi Cape May Point. The E |

December Jury Drawn

HAPPENINGS AT STONE HARB0S -

News ol Cape May Count! 1 Fastest Growing Resort;,J

Borough's Activities

tor seven Days

T. Stev

The followirtfc is the list of petit jurors for the December term of Court: raua. MIMI* Twp

BatML W]

IlUaco. P. C . K.«l Katatr. WogCblnr llowkrr. CUrvova. Pl.brrmi.n. Wlb!wood, r'aldorll. Cbarla*. Hn:r.-d, ttpprr Twp. (**aip. IbJk. V . narprolrr. Mlddlr Twp

Cartrr. Fred . Laborer. Avalon.

Chamber*. Klwoid. Mrrrbant. U,».-r Twp. Cooorer. Walter. Iiayman. Ib-nnl« Twp. Coraoo. Carlo, *.. Ilntraer. Doran City. Corwoa. Karl. Poultry. Ocean City. Coewon. Kliu. r. Farmer, topper Town.hip Crawford. Frederick. Farmer. Middle Twp. <‘rewee. Fred . Automobile,. Cape May. IiaUa*. Llnwaod. Teamater. bra Ule City. Eckereiey. Arthur. Farmer. Deauls Twp. Frlrdeman. Albert. Packer. Middle Twp. OaUaaber. Frank. Clerk. Wm Cape May. Oof. Iiaiab. Fanner, J>#obI> Towoahlp HoSman. Howard. Farmer. Lower Towoahlp. Hawaii. Charlea. Fanon. Middle Towneblp.

Staalay. I Kilmer. O H. Plot— Lloyd. Lewie. Merrhat

r. Wildwood.

wood. Tvwnablp.

Potereoo. Kalph. Pain:,

S. W. % lot 4, Bl. 10. alto lands convdy*d by Curtis T. Baker and C. H. Senn. $5000 Rosa P. Rummel et vir.. Stone Harbor. to Edward B. Arnett, Sea Isle, Real estate at Second Ave. and 83d SL, lots 41, 42, Sec. 83, Plan of lota of S. H. Imp. Co., conveyed to Rosa Rummel by Robert R. Corson, Sheriff, Aug. 14, 1908, one year, Dec. 1. 1915, $956 Rosa P. Rummel et vir. to Samuel B. Dobbs, Phila., Lots 41, 42, Sec. 83, Plan of S. H. Imp. Co., one year, Dec. 1. 1915, $3000 Alfred T. Clark to Friaods Charity Fuel Assn., Phila., part of lot 553, Sec. A, Ocean City, subject to certain mortgage of $2500, ten years, payable in 60 installments, $1000 Robert Radford et ux. to Seashore

B. and L. Assn., O. C. Lot 1, Delancey i TbamiwMl. Harry. Farmer/ Middle Twp. Realty Co., with goods and chattels Truitt. Nathan. Wra,er. Hems* Townetup

“ pr.nl«, or ptarf ihortiolo ; M.0..0 »—“rep-

addition to or substituted for, $5000 Yenny, Kbrnrarr. Heat gaUle. W'lldwood.

William Roche et ux to Charles R.; •• - Hall. Lot 129, Sec. 22, Avalon. .. . i c L i n $2300. three yea™. i vocational School Progressing

Sack. Owe nee. Offleer. Oraan City Sayre. Kdward. Carpenter. Cape May.

Srhallloswr. i tareaoe. Haalmaa. Cap* May

ScoJI. Allen. Oaamobw. Ocvan Clly.

Si-uU. David. Farmer. Mtddh Town.hip.

sharp. Hoviue. A ret I ton. Ocean City.

Soulta. Hiram ft- Clerk. Luwer Tuwuwhlp. Steelman. Willard. Carpenter. Ocean City. Swata. Cbarlra. Farmer. Lnw.-r Town.hip.

The Winter or Herring < here, giving life to the Stn

the Meadows.

Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tui Master Willis, left for the^ Miami, Fla^ m I Oscar Horton a

bies, it U sa

The Bazaar for the benefit of'-. Q , , Manual Training and Domestic I 1 — ence Clubs of the School child Borough Hall Friday nigt^ everyone's interest and claimed fkeii**. * pennies. It was expected the pro- ” reeds would sum up $100 at least. . ' Mr. and Mrs. McMurtrie expect*" amh spend the winter in their other 4»o I j 0 f at Olney. Mr. Struthers has prod. I ed to act as superintendent of Sunday School in his absence. Mis* Elsie Fisher does not go to her new - occupation until July, and thus con- ^, k tinues as Secretary. i M Rev. Mr. Chapman, Baptist, of. gun | Ocean City, officiated at the Laion » ■ services in BoroufS Hall Sunday evening and his sermon upon “And the ^ V greatest of these is Charity", otherwiae love, and consideration for oth-! ers, was well—applicable to all gw*l. communities. u‘ Next Sunday morning at nial, • clock there will be the Holy ComnX $, ion and preaching at the P. E. chufy of SL Mary’s by the Sea, Rev. A..S Baily coming from Wildwood, if wea <> ther conditions wrill permit. The flra is' J regular session of the class for Biblt >'. j Study will be the evening of Tuesday following (14th) and at eight o'clock-

James McLinden to Nathan 1

Carle ton F. Corson si. sa. to Harry ; Yewdall, N. E. lx lots 214, 216, Simpson, Stone Harbor, Lot 140. 221, North Wildwood, two yeare, $7500

The Borough Council at its regular meeting on Monday night had all present except Mr. Bower. Visiton

Blk. 94, Plan D. $800 William D. Bryant et ux., Burlington, to Anthony Colasurdo, Hammon-

ton, lota 96, 98. Blk. 80.

North Wildwood.

Harry C. Wheaton et ux.. No. Wildwood, to Lewis Bishop, No. Wildwood, N. E. H lots 214, 216 Walnut Ave..

Nathan R.

Wheaton. N. E. H lots 214, 216. 221. No. Wildwood, $1600 ,

Edith W. Stamett et vir., Palermo, : Court House

to Alice A. Schwartz, Phila., 10.07 | pupils had everything needed. They acres at Palermo, 3 years, $100 should have come last Friday and

Su.h Haotagew Jwl, lUkj* | th ,

William Baum, Phila.,

Dlk 221 $2000 I premises conveyed to Sarah Heming- - T. Ottens (w) to Edith Jackson, way by Gordon Yearicks, SepL, 1915.

I ,«h h,lp«l make ,h. U.UI .. hi,h. «■« *'■» V'W' *

, — fast game with the visitors. Score: British Cruisers on Coast " p “ ,0 "“ , "• *■ Delaney rorward Mintzer , British cruisers are blockading the Brij-ht Forward Perlman

^ srly Conference tor , j trtey coms t, hauling up vessels I j^hr Center ty M. B. Church was held , jOUTld in or out o{ t h e Delaware Capes | willittt Guard

I lur sale. Boy <

anil; nvoney Inaned, ig ai»<U!0e-Jaw a specially. Landis. Jr-, eon ol ttor

Knot Street. 1’bila-

U 'phone, 1

PhiU., Lot 26, Blk. 117; lot 33. Blk. 11, $500

Wildwood.

Mary E. Stall (s) and Charles A. Norton et ux. to Charles E. Barrett. % part lot 25. C14, Map of Holly

Beach Imp. Co.

Clifford U. Lukena et ux. to Charles W. Ackley. Lot 32. Blk. 90, Plan Ot-

tens Canal Tract Wildwood Treat.

Mary V. Sharp. Palmyra, to Bea- . , J trice H. Greaves. Phila., Lott 2. 3,

Smith ; Blk. 47, about 6000 sq. ft $1200

Shttir I Cape May Point.

three years- $300 John W. Frazier, Jr., Phila^ ot ux., to American Bonding Co., Baltimore. Md.. Ocean City, Lot 687, Sec. C, subject to certain mortgage debt, one ■ar, $3000 Walter M. Long et ux., Phila., to Katherine F. Saeffing, Wildwood, real estate lots 3, 4. Blk. 37; No. 106 E Poplar Ave. and other premise* in-

cluding an apartment house with all . , pertaining thereunto. If sold to be i sdielUnger

L L. Bradway.

d to- return t

a*, which timej or Hook, as suits their con-j(j rMV( , s Guard Danny] Paul Smallwood Hughes, Phila.. to " “ ‘y. *** j venience, and paying no attention ndd Goals—Wildwood: Delaney 4, Ella Ketterer. Camden, Lot 97. $100 , ^ thU whatever to the three mile belL Willittt 8, Bright 1, Lehr 4; Total 17.; ROAD DEEDS.

__ The reports j >tor i e , told by esptains of vessels thst jj ^ s.—Mintzer 9. Perlman 4. be in splendid they have chased are to be believed, j Smith 2 , Danny 1, Shteir 1; Total 17. 1 Last week the steamer Zealandir | (Vuls—Wildwood: Delaney 13; H.

reached New York, saying that she A S : i )ann} . 4 .

at the I escaped in a fog bank from a British — iTening. | cruiser which followed her inside the' ^ £ CHURCH NOTES

three mile limit off Brigantine ana

» Lutheran

cake.

r Chrii

k Tref*. until mer.lly of ’• to Phittdelph::. on s buried Thursday af wa* mad.i in

r. Tr,'- -

and fancy Little Egg Harbor. About the same ; The Annual Christmas Festival ail! time the Italian bark St. Josephs, ap- : b( . held on Christmas Eve., when the parentty taking the British man <■'. children will render the program in war for a German commerce destroy- j keeping with the event which it cole

cr, ran his venae! into Ahsecon inlet, hrates.

and nearly beached her. i a large delegation from the Church

attended a meeting on evangelism at

W be "n kriataiu*

Want County School League c«,n hou.. m. k. a-rd, «,

neaday evening.

The County Athletic Committee met

■own afttr leaving Sv*i at c apc May Court House last Satur It to a hospital, where be ^ and plang were discussed for the i IrtU the end. He Uved ! f(Jrmal ioi. of a County league between »**,> and was ,he grammar achooU for all kinds of i

.portt. A letter will be written to all

' She teacher* of the County to test lAsnsn. their feeling in the matter a,.d if the CIATIONS HAVE GOOD ' KAR w , ltim ent is favorable, a league will

made at;be established

Service* next Sunday as follows: 10210, Preaching by the Pastor.

2.30. Sunday School.

6.45. Epworth league led by Mar

included the representative of the D. and A. T. and T. Co., and Harry Weir / C. E., of Wildwood. The report* t the Borough Treasurer and of the Fi nance Committee ahowed all ' well, and its first requisition i ** ! Boardwalk funds _

ing tor butter fat in milk, with the i The Uock » » nd Bulkheari Committea

—, . Four members of the Chosen Board rifjjy C-1 of Freeholders visited Prof. Stack-

house's classes in the Bank Building in

Monday, to see if the

Babcock machine, and with the students keeping tally and turning the crank. The law requires milk to contain at least 3 per cent, of fat, which U to aay cream. The milk tested wa.from Mr. Tomlin's Guernsey

reported upon the change in plan of the Borough Engineer for the proponed Channel jetties, and as getting within the Borough estimate by rhsnge of form and without affecting the effectiveness, and favored Ot*

n spot* i

i tied

117000 ’ gardening olaaaes are making good *'* concerning the Municipal Building t . ,, progress. The evening classes have a j * nd t * u ‘ cxtension of the Terminal R. »

one parcel, 3 yeal

stallmen ts.

Otis M. Townsend

City, to Stone Harbor B. and I. Assn., good cnrollm.-nt.

Lot 23, Sec. IS, Avalon. $2500

John T. Magoire et ux. to A del la ‘ i\i * f

Ab'.ott, Ocean City, Pennlyn Place. 3 LJIAo L-KttK yea'.- $3000 : Fru* IA*--riM'CorrcapoadeM.

1*0 M. Danerhirsch et ux. Wood-

MrPheraon's Jersey and Master Schel i* w » rd of the contract for the coa- ,

inger's grade. The result showed the •Unction to- the Hi

mimals were not “star boarders", be- ! Atlantic City, the coat $3894.18, wt\i ^ ng: Tomlin, 5.6; McPherson, 6.4, and j ^P ort w “ adopted and with meaauresie, .

: lho navmsrrta rtntin.nA . *

6.1.

The poultry and ' for meeting the payments. Ordlnane- r * ]

bine, to Morris L. Buvard, Woodbine. Lot 20. Bl. 1. Sec. D. Woodbine. $500 Lewis Bishop (d) to James McLin-

Board of Chosen Freeholders for Marshallville-Port Elizabeth and Bayside roads: James A. Reeves, Jsphet

StoTp™!?* 1 *^ w ** *“* n< *P ttD tt> Jome* Mcuns lo. Ernst B. Reeve* William Hensch- den No Wildwood, N. E. H lots 214, cliffc. Annie P - 216 Walnut Ave.. No. Wildwood. Blk. «ck et al. tn Township* of Upper thrM yMr ,. $7600

d Lower. Charles A. Doe et ux. to Matilda Quit Claim Deed. B Ycrkes. Phila., Ocean City, Chelsea City of Cope May-Charles B. Dow - ^ * V '

-y. Philadelphia, lot 321, Plan A Same 'e Cape May R E. Co. Tax Cert, of Ucesn «

•V. M. Caaaady. Coll.

City of Ocean City to Alice Mac

;. , 1 lift* 11—

R. tracial, ware laid over to a future - , meeting The contract for the Ocean i | Front Bulkhead was made the buai- » T1 ness of the adjourned meeting of Fri- f > la day night (10th), the special me*

$1000

CapL Allen Ihiuglas* is hauling | in K for opening the bida for the $200,- •- ' ■ logs for C. P. Vanaman to Endicott j 00 ® bond issue for the construction Ji??

'being the Tueaday night (14th) fol-

• Mill.

Several from here attended th* par- ; lowing. The Committee on Streets I I . -» sa: «• n, .» !._a u:_v ... _ 1 ■

t Miller

ty of Miss Emma High at Pierces “ nd Highways reported the PennsyiSaturday evening, 1 vania R. R. had answered the request Mr*. Linda Godfrey, of Cape May. j tor crossings to connect several imis spending several weeks with her portant street end* closed by its niece. Mrs. Coleman Norton. track*, that “it ccukl not and would The members of the Methodist! - - e t

Investigate Pound Fishing

Life Guard Guy Errickaon has been ! The special jj,,. 1 *t™ u, invMtiK.W Ih,

;tound net ftahing industry Ocean «ty Oa'Wednc-dav.

spending a f, « day* with his father, jlati

| E. S. Errickaon.

Mr*. Alice Foster returned to her -; home in Green Creek on Wednesday,

Pound net owner*

State

BUILDING

, a report just r

i, the N*«

by the Pastor.

G. Rice Has been elected dele to attend the Lay-Electoral

ice next March at Asbury Pv

- Runn ; nK | George Coxson was elected reser

base ball, foot ball and basket t

will be the sport* encouraged. ^

"have n,.nosing of youTproperty by Will When you want a thing done »«!> l , ,, , ‘ tte aeloctioB of a suita- the busy mar. always does H best S lot ■ VTx^ U another. And. ^ i, a, true in prtot work as in any- of lot. .ocm b.e exrretor " simple-matt' . _ «lst The Ttoie* shop U always Bi»ch. erage v ' -1 U,lh ^f^.oke the 0 **) of th* on- busy, and like »»tnm “Ther* s a menu. «T. rf Cap. May I Rsason." Give «2uur next — —*

joS“sT!n -wy ^

. . - year, $500

Robert l-ouehery, Phila., . lit-l ween Chelsea Place ir lines", two years. $1200

„. . —r~i~T v... w M «... F. Ray Boocock (s). Philadelphia. Cianct, Lot 1154. Ocean City Gardens, to Helen* W. Rreh. Philadelphia. Blk Same to Ocean City Gardens, Lot- 100. Lot 139. Plan 2. Stone Harbor. 924, 926. also 90 lots from Nos. 2263 one year, *1^

to 2733 with exceptions. Sec. O. C.

Gardens. MORTGAGES—GOODS AND

CHATTELS.

Inheritance Tax Receipt. Herbert Zanc to James T. Zane, Wesley W. and Fannie F. Chew, „f Gloucester, buckskin mule

Executors of estate of Elizabeth E. j u . am s and 9 years old. Security for! a f lvr spending some time at the home

Chew, Melrose- Park, Pa. lot 13. PI. promissory note for $306.67. » ,. u Vanaman and familv »„ v “- ■''* 26. Holly Beach. $1.59 leas ,07 di*- | Gharies H. Poulson. West Cape J;. ,. " " , to br,n K their l^k,. showing UhcounL ! May. to Svlvester Biahop. Eldoru. "he Granger, held their annual re- sons and firm. * „ h , lm figh a ,

MfiRTrarns RKCOHOKII ! dwelling house ami contents with election of officers on Tueaday even-Iped and the amounts received f » -.-I .y l-;- r~ -*• ra. A.upp,,.^, «rae Owr ue au-rau.

sc ssr ■“ ““ “ “■ i 8£.TiTiJito" •' ****• 1 wa* w, Elisabeth R. Simpson. Ocean City, not., four month* for $195. *‘ d ,n v » r, °*“ *’*•1. ******** ‘*“ r | the day. Edward Schoen. of to C. Cole. Atlantic City. Ocean MeUne Lofton to A t arlton Hil-; Granger, attend, the state Grange C .unty, U chairman of th."itv real estate. $700 dreth. all goods and chattels of said held at Atlantic .riy. tee, and Bertram F Whi.™...

fowler H. Stratton et ux Avalon. Lofton at Mhitesbore including the Mr> Charles kurtioson, of Eldora. l.ntic Couatv . T ? £ Jennie P. Baker. Wildwood. M L team “Mark" and "Major ae- Sunday vi>or with her cous I y ' U clerk ' Thr 3. R. E. Vk lot 4. Blk. lO.Jl - .m cunty for premiaaorv note for $100. • - un0"y ''(JW' - «*» her vous- I .e, will report the re.ull . S o' K. R. Ave., WildL.x-1 Edgar 1. hmiieott to Harry bUUs. ins. j I vestigHioa at Ua- • -■ Mouse. Promissory Note fur Mr Hamilton, fho ha. been Heine4.. i—i-a.. ^ awing y

;.>od» and chattels.

were subpoenaed, and requi:

the

Thrf years, annual inst U

$1SU-i

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