Mr. F. S.uRb reiurnfU lo Niw York C.lr on >und»v. fue Abrmmovi'c mutored to UUnlicCitr wber^ Uity *p*-ni S»iDrd*v. Herman Uliekmar ialt lor Uie Citr on Sonda-

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‘“a Mendel*bon it >«r anxioui to return to the City of fYuaungioii. Ttie*S«ein family are ovaiimi the arhr*l of their eon froei camp. , Mr. W. H. Struck ia Tuning Imre. A. C. f^yeeon »• well pleaeed with lii* poll<ion at Kio Grande. Mr. 8 Goldlinger ia a daily riaitor to tlie ihore. Mia* E. Atramaon baatvcently retnrard from her long ewit at Waahington. Mr*. D. Eery of New York City ia (pending a few week* with her parent*. Mr*. Ellen and daughter* ant viaitor* it U>e Schnhsberger home. Mr. A. C. Boaenberger of MiilriUe viiited the town ehortly. Mr. M. Green*lain and wife apent ^tinday'hera.

SOUTH DENNIS. Mr. Adna Hickman and Mtaa Carrie Wolvln apent Sunday at Cold Spring. Oswald Haabroock apent Wedneaday evening at Wlie wood. Miss Margaret Ludlam accompanied Dr. and Mr*. E. Way to Atlantie City c.n Wedneaday. Mr. L Comptoa and non apent Sonday at their home. Quite a number of our people ntten- 1 drd Camp Meeting on Sunday. A little girl arrlred at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Clinton Nickerson on Siturday. Mis* Sara Peterson and Mrs. L. Peterson visited Mr*. Smith Stiles last Miss Erma Nickerson, of Goshen, ia

visltlnc reUUyes In thl* town. Mr*. Jam** Haabrourk and Mrs. C. Fldler apent Friday at the South Sea vllle Camp Ground. Mr. and Mra. C. U Fldler entertained Mr. and Mra. Wm. Fldler, of Hackensack. on Thursday. Edward Jefferson li spending a few day* In Maasachuaer*. A meeting was called at the school on Monday evening to organise a club for the boya and girl*. The aim of the club la to increase an Interest in farming and household arts. Miss Mary Meerwald was elected' president. Edward Watson vice-president. Mias Edna James secretary, and Leon Compton local leader for the boya. Mary Mee.--wald la leader for the girl*.

Aniont recent guests have been Mra. . Ayrtn ' ot Bridgeton, and Mra.

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IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. To Sarah P. Stover, James L. Stover. Harry HarU.and Walter L Bone

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By virtue ot an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made on the day of the date hereof, in a cam* • herein Sea tale City Building A Loan Assn, la complainant, and you. Sarah V. Stover, James L. Stover, Harry Haru and Waller L. Benewt are de Ivndanta, you are required to appear, plead, answer or demur to' the bill of said complainant, on or before the 21>th day of August next, or tha said blU will be taken aa confessed against

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The said bill is filed to foreclose a mortgage given by Harry Harts to Sea Isle City Building A Loan Assn, dated November l*ih, 1S17, on lands in the City of Sea Ule City. And you, Sarah P. Stover, are made defendant because it is alleged V> be the present owner thereof: And you. James L. Stover, are made defendant, b-cauea It is alleged that you as husband of Sarah P. Stover, may claim Kim- interest in the land covered by said mortgage; -nd you, Harry Harts, are made defendant beesuse you sign'd the bond and may claim some interest therein or become liable thereunder; And you, Walter L. Beneset, are made defendant becanae you bold a subsequent mortgage on tbe premises | and may claim some Intercat therein.! And you, Harry Harts, are made de-1 f<■ ndunt because the bill preys a de-1 r rc» against you for any deficiency \ tber.' may be of the proceed* of mid lands to pay tbe mortgage debt. < HARLES A. B0NNELL. Solr. Cape May Court House. N. J. Dated June 24th. 1919.

-At the regular meeting of tbe S Harbor Borough Council, held at Borough Hall on Monday evening, the resignation of Councilman Clerk, held over from the last meeting, was accepted. and William Geller. of Stone Harbor and Philadelphia, was appointed to fill the unexpired term, to take bla aeat at the next meeting. Tbe minutes of two special n. Ings read showed that Mayor Krouse ha* secured a loan for the Borough of 99000 from tbe Broadway Trust Company, of Camden, with which to pay past due Interest on bulkhead bonds. Councilman Watkins, chairman of the amusement committee, reported that he had rented the municipal'pier on a basis of one-thtrd of tbe gross receipts to go to the Borour.b. and that the Pier was now In operation under this plan, with contracts properly

executed.

An auditor, from the Philadelphia auditing concern which ha* been going over the books of the retiring Borough Collector, reported that all the securities were intact, and the bogfr in balbut that the Sinking raft Comm had held no meetings and had i-erformed several acts which were contrary to heat practice, and recommended that the entire Commission be •Uncharged and a nev: commission ap pointed. No action was taken on thl*. A request for an increase from J3.60 uer month for rich atreet light to 14.50 per month, from the Electric Light Company was read, and referred to the proper committee to report at the next meeting. The Borough Treasurer. Albert Turnley. reported a cash balance of 94000. and Borough Clerk Fries reported 92000 balance on hand In life water

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