-- -

oxniixveeinrrvTnmban x.

ILESTIITEIICTiyin SHRWNBYREGOiS

OCEAN VIEW

SOUTH SEAVILLE

Transcribed At County Clerk's Office During the Past Week.

mutl

ml In (he Coonty dokl Ofltoe. wttk

April 6, 1H7: Ocmb aty

unto F. Hnffmu to Mtt Ethel

3 mod S34, sn-Uoo C.

cmley Lake, rt nx, to Nellie L- Carey.

Lot 775, eeetlon F.

Adeline Howell, et at to William pbell. *2400. Lota U to « Inclute 7 to 10 lodaelee; Idb *3 to *9 loand lot 2, plan of Glen Core.

to Ellfabeth M. Hem. LoU 743 and 744, aaetlan L S. Wenxell, ct aL to Jam. •3575. Lot a*, eectioo A.

G. Adame, et nx. to Mary E. Me Lot in S. E. line of Wealey a’ S. W. from S. earner of 17th etreet

> C Maine* to Samuel S. Wenxell.

a, et nx. to Laura M. Loper. Lot «£, eeetlon C. e S. Bickel. rt ux. to Naomi S. Sut-

Tewaakip af Upper x L. Rader, et ux, to John A. MW. land beclnnln* at a po i Willeta lot. now GoldinTa line. ( on lupd of Stephen Youn*. dee'd..

to Same. *52. Lot *31, aection F„ Ity Park. m S. EldrrdKf, et ux, to William *350. Lot In Prteraburs, adjoin- ■ of Frank VanGHder, Emly Cor liarine Butler and Leonard Colwell,

raon to Amy E- Steelman. Lot i atone in center of road from e to Reading R. R. (tattoo, adjolnof cne Haley, Arlingtoo Steelman s Little. Tawnikip af Denni* y C. Maxon, et ux, to Rollrn B. Mason. 1 Land In Belleplaln. adjoining lands h Maaun, Jesse Hand, and lot of M.

• C. Brrdo, et ux, to Wanda L Land at Intersection of road frpm i Scavillc to ScavlUr with S. W. side a Isle R. R., adjoining comer of H. T. > land, containing 55 acres, a L. Ewing to Florence L. Rowland.

Baa Ula City i Isle City to Clara Reimel. s lots 23 and 34, block 7, N. E.

Louis Barrett and family, of Millville, have moved Into the residence formerly occupied by Mr. Bateman. Arthur Ecker.iley spent Wednesday !a Alianilc Clt>. Miss Ruth Abrams, of Frmnkford, Pa^ was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Tony Canuso, this week. Louis Adams and family, of Baltimore, have moved In their residence here for the summer. John Snyder, of Millville, spent the week-end here. Mrs. Amy Smith and daughter, France*, spent Friday In Atlantic City, shopping. Miss Agnes Barbour, of Philadelphia, spent Raster with her father, John Barbour. Mrs. Frank Shaw is entertaining her nephew, James Lucas, of Philadelphia. Mre. Adolph Edwards, of Millville, visited her mother, Mrs. Lydia Corson, Saturday. Mrs. Austin DeVaul visited her parents at Court House. Friday. Thomas Jackson, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with Hon. Eugene Cole, vnd daughter. Lucy. Mishes Laura and Rhoda Downam and Irene Eckersley epent Sunday at Townsend s Inlet Mrs. Alice Payne and daughter, Stella, of South Seaville, spent Easter with her mother. Mrs. Emma God-

frey.

Mrs. Asron Delaney and granddaughter. Miss Hasel Conover, spent Wednesday in Millville. A meeting of the Ladles' Aid held In the Methodist Church, Tuesday evening. Herman Otto is spending his ten Jays' vacation with his family here. Harry Kauffman, of Atlantic City, was the guest of Somers Townsend and family, Sunday. Bfllngcr Rubrigbt and family, have moved into the residence owned by William Meyer. Ralph Wilson and family, of Ocean City, and Mrs. Mackenson and daughter, of Philadelphia, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Downam, Sunday. Mr». Charles Wright and daughter, Florence, spent Saturday with relatives In Millville. Frank Smith and family, of Narbe.th. Pa., are vialting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Smith.

A. B. Corson lost a valuable horse on Monday. Mrs. Edna Little, of hiewlleld, visited friends here on Thursday. Mrs. Florence Holburner, of Cold Spring, spent Wednesday with Miss Margaret Langley. Hltner was with bis familyover the week-end. Frank Abbott, of Eatelvllle, was a week-end visitor with friends here. Mrs. Alice Payne and daughter. Egtells, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Emma Godfrey, at eean View. Raymond Moore and wife, of Camden. spent the week-end with William Moore. Mrs. Fannie Paynter was an Easter visitor at Wildwood. Eugene Watson, of Millville, spent Sunday with friends here. Mrs. Leslie Foster visited her mother, Mrs. Cbas. Abrams, at Wildwood, on Wednesday. Amply Hyson, of Cumberland, was a week-end visitor wit hhls daughter, Mrs. Harmon Hilton. Mrs. Hannah Stephenson, at Ocean City, visited relatives here last Miss Helen Fisher spent the Easter holidays with her parents, Andrew Flaher and wife. Rufus Steelman, of -Philadelphia, visited his cousin, Harry Pierson, over the weekend. Milton Grace, of Bridgeton, was with his parents over the week-end. Richard Hltner, of Philadelphia, spent Easter with his parents, F. M. Hltner and wife. Mrs. Emma Rice, of Philadelphia, spent several days among relatives

here.

Eugene Langley has accepted a position as Assistant Track Foremanat Malaga, for the P. R. R. The Easter services held In the E. Church were very pleasing. The church was decorated with yfiawe. for the occasion, and an Blaster gift 'as given to each member of th^ Cradle Roll and Juniors. On Saturday evening, Mrs. F. M. Hltner entertained the Women's and Men's Bible Classes, at her home. Each member of the Women's Bible Class turned In a dollar, which tbey had earned in various ways. This money Is to aid the church in any difficulty. At a late hour refresh

DIAS CREEK From tM —“ "r simHi^ Mr. and Mrs. Meatier, of Philadelphia, are visiting their daughter. Mrs. Edward Tuttle. Miss Adallna Lange of Court House, spent Easter with Winifred Norton. Mrs. Lewis Hofflner and son, Leon, visited her parents In Millville, last

week.

Mr. Charles Ross and family visited friends in Goshen, last week. Mr. Harry Faust, of Bridgeton, spent Sunday here with bis wife. Mr. Semuel Compton and daughter spent Wednesday evening with Goshen relatives. Born, Apr!) 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. Knlxel. formerly of this place, but now of Camden, a son. Charles Norton visited Philadelphia on Ssturday. Carrie Cathrall* of Germantown, spent Easter with the Norton sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kime. of Philadelphia, spent the Eastertide with relatives and friends here. Wilson Kane spent Saturday In Camden and Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Messick spent Sunday here as the guests of their daughter, Mra. Richard Lloyd. Richard Uoyd, with a* force of men, were sent to Court House to fight Are Wednesday. School teacher Leighton Palmer and wife entertained their father and mother, from Philadelphia, over Sun-

WOODBINE

day.

John Herman spent Saturday at Cape May. the guest of his daughter,

Mrs. Paul Scbellinger.

Jacob Barilllon. of Philadelphia,

spent Easter here.

Nathaniel Holmes and Captain Elmer Wlllltts are on this week's sick

list.

Miss Bessie Norton visited Court House, on Sunday. Daniel Stewart and wife onterlained his nephew from Port Norris over

Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Erricson were Wildwood visitors on Saturday even-

ing.

Charles Vanaman Is on the sick Hat. Allen Douglass and mother were visiting at Swainton. on Bnnday. Miss Anna Ruth Wheaton went to Chester Sunday, to vlalt her mother

and sister.

Mr. Coleman Westcott and wife entertained their sox: from Chlncoteague, Va., over Sunday.

Miss Ethel Lindquist Is spending her Easter vacation at Elisabeth,

N. J.

Mims N. Hefferman la visiting friends and relatives In New York City and Washington. D. C. Mias N. Brennan la visiting New York and Scranton. Mlaa A. Light is spending her Easter vacation at home In Anvllle, Pa. Mr. H. 8. Bertem la spending his vacation at Dlcklnaon, Pa. Mr. W. 8track la visiting friends at Ewan and Glaesboro. Miss Mdah Thompson Is paying a visit to Washington. Mr. L. Glttleman Is visiting Newark. N. J. Miss Frances Bayard Is spending the week at home and at Atlantic

City.

Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Stalper visited Woodbine recently. , Mias Marion Bayard la spending several days with her family. Mr. J. Benson visited the Bayards recently. Miss Elynore Subber is spending the Easter vacation in Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Mr. M. Shapiro Is spending his vacation at home. Mr. S. Zuchoyits, a Sophomore at the University of Pennsylvania, spending Easter week at home. Mr. and Mrs. Weinstein announce the marriage of their son, Korrls Weinstein. Mr. J. Becker Is visiting his family In New York over the holidays. Mr. Emanuel Smith Is spending the holidays In Philadelphia. Mlaa Marlon Wolf son Is at home tor Easter week. Miss Mae Cytron. of Newark Normal School, la spending her vacation at home. Mlaa Rae Zucboviu Is at home for a few days. Mr. Louis Levenson Is visiting his parents. Mr. Sol Spector Is spending the week with his grandparents. Messrs. J. and I. Cytron are visiting at home. Mr. and Mrs. Jaskin are paying their parents a visit here. Mr. Jack Nappln Is one of our many visitors. Mr. Isaac Kohn has returned from a visit to Philadelphia.

Harry Downam sold his first scul-' menu were served. The table was

Bcraaah af AvaUn t S. Miller, sheriff, (lands of Jeasie ) to Luther M. Alien. *300. LoU S and 27, aertloc 12.

f E. Newton, et ns. to Katharine M. Lot 150, block S5. pUn F. e M. Walsb to Inex L. Newton.

-mnk Cnrsio. *800. LoU 11* I 1 , block *3. plan C Jersey Realty Co. to Helen E. •*40. LoU *1 and *3, block 101.

’ .02. Flf-

t of lot 64,

j Mary

t of lot 52 and 20

1, plan D-2.

e Harbor Bungalow Colony

*1000. Los 84, block II Tawaahip af Middle

Els worth Hughes, et ux, to i. Hand. *76. Lot of woodland, belt In dlrlaiou of caUte of Aaron contaln'ng 6 acres, 3 rods and 20

Hons at Sea Isle. Saturday. Mrs. ParvIn and son, of Centerton. visited Rev. Moore and family, Sun-

day.

Mr. and Mrs. Y'llHam DeVaul and Mr. and Mrs. Griffith Gandy, attended the Esster services at Tuck ah oe. on Sunday evening. Wilton Cole has been called to duty as a Naval Reserve. Mrs. Rolla Hewitt spent Tuesday with her parents at Avalon. Edward DeVaul, of Sea Isle, spent part of the week with hL; mother. Little “Billie" Carew has returned home, after spending the winter In Philadelphia. Mrs. Harry Blackson, cf Wildwood, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Delancey, Tuesday.

SOUTH DENNIS"

Baracsk *f Asrlk WildwMd r H. Ottens to Rebecca Sigri. *300.

». block !«5.

• to The Orphan Home and Asylum d. Ac. *000. LoU 1*. 20, 22, 34 and k 2*7. Ottens- Front Tract 2. aty af WildwMd Swedish Assembly of Uretheru to T. Allen. Lot 9. block 84. Idwood Land Co. to George Nichols.

17. block 90.

Boroask •( Wlldwaad Crml Miller, sheriff, (lands of l to Henry Dunlap.

Lots II to IS Inclusive, t

Mra Under Water. fire uuiler water may be produced ( placlns suuir imiall piece* of pboo a roak-al shaped tumbler I then entering them with the crys Is of cLIoruie of |>otash Next fill the • with water aud then add a few flrops of sulphuric acid, the arid to be applied directly to too phosphorus and ^ potash crystals by means of a lung If the experlineut Is properly d out tongues of bright red llame i can be ecv-n flaabliit: up through the 1 water, the Intense chemical heat pro-pdin-ed by the action of the sulphuric I acid on the potash aud phosphorus he Bing sufficient to InCatne the latter, al | though entirely covered with wate.

OUR TURN OF SERVICE.

eight in thn world, thara ara SO many waaklins* Or unfartuaatn* to bo lad and hoi pad and aamfartad. that wa must continually com* m contact with such in our dady life. Lot ua taka eare

that wa do net miaa our turn a aarviea. -Elisabeth Chark

EH1

Mrs. Beulah Jefferson, of Sea Ule City, visited Mr and Mrs. Stephen Jefferson, ou Tuesday. Capt. A. J. Meerwald made a burl ness trip 'o Trenton on Wednesday. • Mr. L. Cor-p.i. spent Wednesday In PhHadelpuia. Mr. Jere Cahaley visited Wildwood on Wednesday. Thos. Holmes visited Millville on Monday. Jesse Crandol Is employed as buttrner In Childs' store, at Cape May Court House. Mina Marguerite Meerwald. of West New York. Is spending her Easter vacation with her mother. Mrs. Mary Jeffers. Mlsr Hessle Cahaley, who sp-utthe winter In Camden and vicinity, has returned home. Ml»r Cecelia Hand, of Ocean City, is visiting Coleman Learning wife. Capt. A. J. Meerwald spent Saturday in Atlantic City. The Misses -Margaret and Mary Lndlam spent Friday aud Saturday in Philadelphia. Miitr Margaret Pierson, of Camden, spent Raster with her parents. H. F. Pierson and wife. Harry Boyle entertained his sons, James and Charles, on Sunday. l>r Lewis Learning and family, of Philadelphia, are guests of Coleman learning and wife. Mrs. Burt spent Easter with relatives in Philadelphia Mias Sophia Ludlam spent Easter In Phils leiphia. Pev. John L. Meerwald sp-nt the first of the week with bis mother. Mrs. Mary Jeffers. Mr Jos. Meerwald visited Wildwood on Monday Mrs. Chaa. Fidler. Mrs. Mary Jeffers and son Joseph, attended the funeral of Mrs Rose English, at DennlsviU*. un Friday.

decorated in the colors of the blble classes, red and white, the centerpiece, also the cakes, were made to represent the bull's-eye—emblem ol the classes. A very enjoyable evening was spent. Charles M. Preston, a Civil War veteran, and a resident of this place, died at his home here. Tuesday, April 3rd. after an Illness of sevenl weeks. Up to the last his brain was active, And his memory was good. The last time he was In Philadelphia, which was about two months ago, he offered his services to Uncle Sam. Mr. Preston was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church. P. O. 8. of A., and Cannon Lodge, F. and A. M. Services were held at the house, on Friday, April •tb. Interment at Calvary Cemetery. Deceased Is survived by three daughters and one son, the Misses Mary, Ella and Louie Preston, of this place; Mrs Frank Knell, of Philadelphia, and Edward Preston, of

Camden.

DENNISVILLc

Edward Wells, wife and daughter Mary, were recent guests of Dr. Eu-

gene Way.

Albert Bushnell and wife spent the Easter holidays with Mr. Bushnell'i

AVALON

Misses Dorothy Everett and M. Earle, of Bryn Mawr College, are spending several weeks In this resort, stopping at The Homestead. Mr. Clarence H. Chubbuck, wife and two children, spent the Easter season at their Second avenue cottage. Miss Florence Walters and friends were recent Avalon vUUora. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reichner and family, who have recently purchased tha W. Woodbura Potter cottage, on Twenty-fifth street, spent several days here this week, getting their Cottage In readiness for the coming

Mr. Edward B. Becker and wife are guests at the home of Mr. and Mra. E. O. Howell, Jr. Misses Elizabeth, Esther and Lydia Reinhardt, accompanied by Miss Mabel Wright, occupied the Reinhardt cottage, ou Sixth street, for the Easter season. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bullfact are spending the week at their Avalon home. They have with them Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lambert and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Kates. Dr. Eva Blake and friend enjoyed their Easter vacation at the Schreiner cottage. Friends of Mr. and Mra. J. S. Uncle wish to extend their sympathy over the death of the baby, which was born on Friday last. Mra. Uncle Is doing nicely, and we hope, continue* to 1m-

Mra. William Johnson visited her sister. Mra. Samuel Morton, on Satur-

day last.

Miss Mary H. Swindler, of Bryn Mawr. Pa., was among the Easter rl*-

Itore here.

Mr. and Mra. E. s. Palmer and family. of Lansdowne, Pa., occupied their Princeton Harbor cottage over Eae-

Miss Verna E. McCann, of Cohoes, N. Y., was the guest of her aunt. Miss Sarah S. McCann, over the week-end. Mrs. David J. Reinhardt and children, motored here on Sunday from Wilmington, Del., and expect to spend the greater part of the week. Mr. Chas. D. Gill and D. Louis Love were at the Gill's summer home over Sunday. Mra. F. A. Davis is at her Twentyfirst street cottage for an Indefinite

•tay.

Mra. L. Stambler, of Baltimore, was j*. D . Chal „ B FaUBt ^ ^ the guest of her sister. Mra. J. Rabin- frlendB were recent vlgUon| bm

Dr. L. H. Corson Is visiting friends

owitx.

Miss Dora Jaffe spent the week-end with her parents. The dance given by the Ladles' Aid Society, on Sunday evening, was a t success. Miss Daisy Blume visited here for

Mrs. Rose English, whose death or- , l ,e Easter week-end.

curred at Ocean City, on April 2nd. Mrs MoB »- Baltimore, spent the was buried on Friday, from the home Easter holidays with the Feldmans, her sister, Mra. Ogden Gandy. Mr - Jo***ph Zaas and his sisters.

Powell Carter, wife and twin daugh- R 0 "* and Bessie, were numbered Le V l Weutsell.

In Atlantic City. Mr. and Mra. R. Berton Bew were among Avalon's Sunday visitors. Mr. and Mrs. B. Wills entertained on Sunday the following guests: Mr. and Mre. Charles H. Wills ana chUdren. and Mr. and Mra. E. LeRoy Low-

den, and son.

Miss Clara Wentxell spent Easter here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

tere. of Pitman, were Sunday visitors j "nx™* our throng of visitors. the home of Franklin Earnest and 1 Mr. Ben Tepper. of Waahington, W Ke spent the Easter vacation with his

George Barrett, and Mra, Ba^rett,of iP ,,^Pn * , •

Philadelphia, irere guests over Sunday ; Miss Jane Scherr. of New York, with Mra. Barrett's grandparents, i "I^nt the week with her mother. Washington Earnest and wife. | Mr. Max Scherr, of Philadelphia, Edwin Stiles and family, of Court i w » 9 *»ere for a few days.

House, were Easter guests of James Mr. Abrahan Swilling is spending

Lif* CxpaclancyAeccrdlng to the health nei Ice, life » during Infancy m childhood has iM-reiiBrd because of I more Intelligent car* of babies aud young children, hut life exiwctancy aft er the age of forty Is leas now than It was thirty years ago. because t who have arrived at years of discretion do not exercise discretion for th«m selves and take sufficient exercise to overcome modern conditions. Many more people are engaged In sedentary occupations than formerly, which dc Prtves them of natural assistance afforded by physical exercise In eltuilnat Ing through the skin and lungs tbe waste products of the body-—Collier's Weekly.

Upe and Down*. “Did she really fall In love with an aviator 7" “No. She merely took him up for a lark. " “Oh!" "Then he took her up." “1 see—in hi* machine.” "TUo man she had been going with for two years dropped her " ■Served her right." “Her spirits fell. She stated the case to the aviator. He went right up in

ainc*."—-Exchange.

Stiles.

Miss Matilda Culp, of Phlladelpria. was the guest over Easter of Mre. Itoxanna Gandy. l.eon Stratton, wife and son. were guests over Sunday of Paul Carroll. Mrs. Edith GanC’ and sister. Rose, ere at home for the Easter holidays Raymond Westcott. and a friend, visited Mr. Westcott'* parents, ton Sunday. Mrs. Lewis Douglass and Miss Rhoda Fidler were guests of relative* on Sunday. Edwin Lewis and family were week-end occupants of their cottage by the lake, on Sunday. n. Scholes, of Philadelphia, was the gjiest of his uncle, Zachary Tayr. on Sunday. Prof. Merrill, wife and son. of Woodbine Agricultural School, were among the congregation In the church, on Sunday morning. Easter lilies, callas. tulips, and daffodils, gave a beautiful Easter glory the church on Sunday, and the Superintendent of the Sunday School gave each pupil a bouttoniere of sweet violets. Edward Rice, Jr., left on Sunday for Newport, where he will serve bis country as a member of the motor

patrol.

The snow storm wa* a sorrv sur•ise to our gardeners. Harvey Fowr having five hundred cabbage plant.' exraaed to the cold, which ha fear* will die from the exposure. Earl Chester ana Charles Carroll wen- Easter guest* In their respect

Taking CaaUr OIL

The disagreeable taste of castor atl may hr concealed by giving the doe* In

hot milk with salt and a sprinkle of ivc homes.

black pepper. Another way of covering Mi*s Maria Muller returned on the taste Is by using irtuuu Juice. In Wednesday to her work at the Ely either tueth-ai sandwich the castor oil. School. Greenwich. Cons , after a few

Place a layer of tullk or lemon Juice In ,i a >> with her mother

the bottom of the glass, then the castor Mr- Hannah Lloyd and her yrandoli upon this and thru another layer of 5l>n 'pent a few days in her home, rethe tullL or Icuiuti Juice. Castor oU pro- turning to Cape May on Sunday pared In thi« way la not tasted by the

!n!w i <“ “>« “-1 (WIJ j UrMd.nboix. ud no«d Idle ua.

his vacation In New York City.

GOSHEN

Mrs. J. M. Coomb* returned from a pleasant trip to Trenton last week. Miss Faunce, of Woodbury, now located at J. C. Burkes', made a business trip to Philadelphia last week. Mra. Howard Corson, and son. Junior, were Philadelphia shoppers recently. Mre. J. W. Grace, and daughter. Miss Carolyn, returned to their home here. Thursday, after spending the winter at Angleaea, where Mre has been receiving special medical treatment. Allen E. Grace and family spent Sunday with Mra. Grace's mother, Mrs. Kate Bright. L. Peterson was an Easter visitor at Atlantic City. Mr. L. Bright and family motored to Ocean City and spent the Easter-

tide.

Mr. Parker Burke and sons, Raymond, Richard, and Horace, were dinner guests of his brother. J. C. Burke

and wife, on Sunday.

The many friends of Mre. Etta Thompson, of Dias Creek, are glad to know she is slowly recovering from the recent auto accident. Barclay Grace and family, of Clermont, spent Sunday with his parents,

F. Grace and wife.

Mrs. Wm. Corson had an unexpected visit from her sister, from Brooklyn. on Saturday, and on Sunday returned to her Brooklyn home with her. hoping to Improve in health Quite a number of our farmers have new boreea. among thegi being Wm Armstrong. Geo. Gallaber. Frank Grace. Sam Bright, John Davis and

Frank Canon.

A party from Pitman has purchased

illy owned by Hatry

I Times, *1-10 per year.

week. Our aew neighbor Is e

CapL Frank Nichols and wife visited relatives in Goshen the early part of the week. Mr. Louis R. Runk was here on Saturday. looking over hl« property. Messrs. Wilson McCandless, Chas. K. Johnson and Arthur V. JolUffe attended the session of the Borough Council held on Friday last. Miss Marion Nichols spent the Easter vacation with her slate-, Mra. E. P. Taylor, of Newark, N. J. Mr. Maurice Gandy spent Monday with his wife at Court House. Mr R. W. Rosenbaum Is now the proud possessor of a Buick roadster. Mr. and Mra. Howard High and Mr. and Mrs. John C. High spent Saturday evening with relatives In Goshen. Mr. Emil Bracher was among the Easter throng In Atlantic City.

[GOHHEN—Continued] Mr. Young, and we wish ham success in his new undertaking. Mra. David Rod an. of Cape May. caUed on her mother, Mre. J. Gallaber. one day last week. Mra. H. H. Elliott, of Ardmore, Pa., paid a flying visit to her sister, Mra. H. Corson, recently. Miss Carolyn Grace, who^as Joined the Red Cross class at Wildwood, has already enlisted. If that class should be called to help the U. S., they are ready. Easter services in the M. E. Church on Sunday were very much enjoyed. The children went through the parts with much credit, and the singing helped make a most enjoyable day.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETS NEXT THURSDAY

The Cape Ma> County Chamber of Commerce will bold Ha regular monthly meeting next Thursday, at Stone Harbor. The meeting will be In the Borough Hall, with delegate* from all parts of the County present. With the war situation acute as it !», there will be many matter* touching on this under discussion. This will, porhapa. he the last meeting of the season. though one was held la May last year, at Strathmore. All meetings ere open to the general public.

(Additional County Notes oa page *J