LOCAL NOTES (Conunued from page 1)

Mr. wad Mrs. Pierce WsrC. of VlaOndsiphis, are si Sea isle Uiy lor two weeks. Ibe cucsts ol Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kralss. Rev. sad Mrs. P. li. Pearson, ol East CeUlnsswoou, iiavc been suests oX Kev. and Mrs. Jobn X. UUUsou. Mrs. a & McCsratil. at West CoUinsswood. s member of Ur. lYarson's cuurcU, SL Paul's Uutberan. v.aa ibeir *uesi also. The boys of the Christ Church choir. Philadelphia, now known as the “Mancock Basketball Club”, are again campins in ?>e* Isle lor their usual week a stay. Ibis Is the twelfth consecutive season tor the campers. Mrs. A. W. Miller, Mrs. Edward Buck. Mrs. Ira P. Hess and Mrs. G. E. M. Goxson went to South Seat 111c on Friday lor the great Temperance Hally, which was held on the second day of the-convention. A Mr Warren Hettm. of Chester. P*-. and Mr. Bayard Buckley, of Philadelphia, have been guests of Mr. Bart C. Shea. The three w ere all mem lx rs of the famous '.'Mh Division. In the rOSth

Artillery.

Miss &. Har.stlue. whose ability as a pianist U very well known In Sea Isle City, and who was heard last year as toe accompanist at the Pier Theatre. entertain* very olten the guests at Surf House, where she is Buying during her stay in Sea Isle City. The sudden death of Arthur B. Chester was announced In Sea Isle City on 1'uesday. Mr. Oiester was the sou of Mr. ana Mis. James M. Chester and nephew of Mr. Uewls S. Chester, of this city. He lived here as a boy and has many friends who will mourn his untimely ffcinf off. The regular Monday evening culertalnment at bk Joseph's, for the benefit of the church, was in charge of Monsignor Posit There was a large attendance and the evening was one of the most enjoyable of me i Mrs. Lewis bteinmcyer will be hostess next Monday.

I*. S. 6. Pochahontss: Sergeant John

Morphy, of Hotmesburg. Pa.

Stevens House—C- R- Burkhsrdt nnd wife, L. M. Bloomberg and wife. Mr. and Mrs. lo in Blcombcrg, R. Cnrteman. Mr. and Mrs. Gwln, G. Lenus, H. J. Zimmer, Fred denser. Mr. and Mrs. .Vm. Bn ld< r. Miss K. C. O'Connell, of Philadelphia: Mr. and Mr*. 8. Want, Baltimore. Md.; Rmil Muckletbum, Camden. N. J.: Wm. E. Rellley, Albany, N. Yaakoor Barrowln.

^n, DIMOr r. recently d iiapendk, Mra. J.

TOWNSEND'S INLET.

While the house of Mr. Elllnger on Landis avenue, on Tuesday, Mr. Wolfrom and Mr. Culver, of the Spray House, saw smoke coming from the windows. They broke In and found the place on tire, and beat it out with brooms, alter an hour's hard work, and kept the flames r um spreading to other parts of the house, and perhaps complete destruction, as no one w as in the house at the time. A pleasant surprise was tendered two well known gentlemen by their devoted wives on the occasion of their dual birthday aanl'vrsary. Mr E. R. Schellenburger and Mr. H. F. Kralss both saw the light on the 23 of July, though not In the same year. The two ladies compared notes and planned a crab sapper, with s big birthday cake, ice cream, coffee and the usual accompaniments. It was a complete surprise. Among the out of town guests were Mr. and Mra Alfred Yogle, Mr. and Mra Elmer Schellenburger. Sergeant J. J. Deacon, all of Philadelphia: Mrs. Kauffman, of Atlantic City, and Mr. and Mra Pierce Ward, of Philadelphia. Music, games and congratulations were the order ol the evening.

A Ladles’ Aid Society of the Community Lutheran Church has boon ran lied at Townsend* Inlet. The meetings will be held the first Wednesday in every month. The following officer* were elected: Mrs. E. B. Ross, President; Mra David Lennox, Vice-President; Mrs. Countlss, Secretary; Mrs. Lewis Conn.

Treasurer.

On last Friday they held a cake sale In the pavllllon oa Cedar street, which was a decided succcs*. The proceeds be used a* a starting fund ward obtaining a place of worship. The bricks, plans and specification* e on hand and as soon ss s suitable lot is obtained by purchase or Hon, a chapel will be erected. * A number of creosote piling* which were piled alongside the railroad siding at the foot of Rose street caught on Are on Sunday by a spark from a

passing engine.

For a while the Are'was threatening hut due to the course of the wind the firemen were able to keep It from spreading toward the houses close by. Assistant Fire Chief. J. H. CoumIm, Sr., notified the Be* Isle nre Company. but the fire was under control by the-time the Sea Isle chemical ar-

rived.

One of the care that wa* sided there was slightly damaged by the fire. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Semon gave their daughter, Hannah, a party In honor of her twentieth birthday at their home, the Townsend's Inlet Hotel, on Saturday night. The evening was spent in singing, dancing and speeches. In the course of the evening the guests were mhered Into the dining room, where they sat down to a beautifully decorated table and enjoyed the birthday cake and a delicious supper, prepared by Mr. Semon'a noted cheff. Miss Semon received many pretty presents and proved a most desirable hostess. At a late hour the guests returned to their homes with the favors of the enlng after wishing the hostess many happy returns of the day. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Liesan. Mr. and Mrs. UcGonigle of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Semon. Miss Hannah Semon. Miss Ray Hahn, Miss Hope and Miss W. Countlss. Mr. Walter Rinehart. Mr. Cart Wolsron. Mr. Howard Perry and Mr. Robert McOonlgle. We have with us for two weeks at the Lorraine cottage on Roberts street. Mr*. McGrann and Mr. and ih of Philadelphia. Mr. Mc- ‘ e Captain of the fire school of Ph'ladelohia. and Mr. taunted Traffic Sergeant In * Philadelphia. Matthews returned to le after n week's visit as [re. J. H. Countlss. •ven were registered inlet House over the

HOTEL ABRILS

Saif House—George ElssW. Miss K. Haberman. John R. Wilson and family. MU* Olga HoUcr. L. C. Bart letL Mrs. E. C. Thomas, t. J. Thomas. C. J. Bartlett and wife. Kdw. Stevens. A. L. Millard. D. M. Dooley, Mr*. Wm. B- Ash. J. G. Zcigler and wile. J. M. Houghton. A. B. Behman. Katherine Holler. Louis Holler, all of Philadelphia; G. Sauerhoff. Haddon Height*; Philip W. Hum. Wayne. Pa.; G. L Jones and wife. Ridley Park; Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Jones, New York; Jos. PBennett. West Chester; E. G. Barnett and wife. ConcordviUe. Pa.; ML* Sir phle Clearer. PiUsborg. Pa.: Frank Holler. Mercbantvllle. N. J : George Jeflrics. Merehaatvillc, N. J.; Lieut. John S. Cole. Coast Guard: Lydia If. Jones. Scranton. Pa.: Mrs. J. C. Jef fries and family, M<-rthantvlllc. N. J.. Mrs J. \ Davenport, Mrs. C. H. CrelUn. Miss Julia Crellin. Bob Davenport. ♦Yank B. Davenport. Jr.. Mrs. F. F Davenport. Frank B. Davenport, of WUkMbarre, Pa. Bellevue—Ponieo Martin. A. O. Gaw, H C. Fetter. Jos. J. Foley, Jean- tte Howt-U. P. J. Corbett, Mrs. J. Talley. W. E. FI setter.*. Mr. and Mr*. I\ V. Allen. Jos. E King. Mr*. Belford. John M. Blaine and wife. Frank Bower. John E Strcett; Ivan C. Clement. H. J Junk. «. 8. N-. W. J. Junk, Mr. and Mrs. R. Joik. Mr*. E. Kahlberger. Tho*. E. Owens. Fred. D. Craig of Philadelphia: Mr. and Mrs. E. J ocher. Warren Golden. Titos. Mansner. L W Kardunnm. Harvey Porch, of Richland. N. Y.; Anthony J Hoben. Camden; Andrew Ha win, Camden; M. C. Miller. I'rovldence. R. L; Mrs. Wm Wtinacht KU* Mae Welnaciit. Wlanablckon; Mr*, j r. RarowlU. of Coulmbus. Ohio. Wm S. Moore. Tokio. Japan; Mr and Mr* B Frederick Millville. N. J : C J Whildtm. MIHrille, N. J. Collonadi—MlM E. S. Gibb*. Chest J Adam* and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Lorn* A Kelley. Rita K Kelley. Anna M | McCrary. M M Murray. Tho*. P. Carev. Ja*. McCarthy. Louis Bach. Jr . i .‘gm* L. Duggan, of Philadelphia: I Mr* T F. Duggan. Allentown. Pa.; j Mrs! E. F. Bird. New York: Mr. and Mrs H. J. Barren. Mary A. Farren.J Lansdowne. Pa.: Mrs John McPeUey I Merchantvllle: Thus V. Fnm-n. ljmd> | duvne. Pa ; Mr*. F. Itryden. Camden.j N. J. Surf House-Mr and Mr* Geo. Littleton and family. Mlare* Mart. Bren nan. Lena Slure. EtU Slure. Anna IXtnnelly. Catherine Ulnkelman. Ethel Bmith, Loretta Nightingale. Mary M l Port*-r. of Philadelphia: Norton Ba’ i ner. Milburn* Height*. Pa.: Mra. and Master M. C. Hahn. Wildwood. N. J Mr and Mrs. R. Walsh and daughtet. So. VlnsUnd. N J : Mr. Geo. H- Atkin | •on and wife. K.Jm-t^rf. Fr_: I* F. MoerecLti.it. ; and D. U. Eattor of the

week-end. Four automobUe were listed among the guests. Mr. George Cornish, of Frankford Pa.,

„ whe served seventeen months in France Blcombcrg R- M. T. Co. 308, 42nd division, ‘ f5 * ,n n T ' pn - known as Rainbow, has been rt

discharged from the service and i* ing the summer witlt bis mothet, 1__.

G. Cornish, at her home on RoseMtreet.

Among the visitors at the idle Hoar

are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wuset. r! Philadelphia, Mies Carolin* Woeat of Crum Lrnne, Pa., Mr. Norbit Armond,

of Chester, Pa., and John Weiaerror

of Crum Lynns Pa.

The Mayflower li|nb of Bndesburgls spending a week at the Ocean Houi,« or

Rose Street.

Mias Anna Kiasane, ol Bingham, N. Y. is down for an indefinite >Uv as the r et oi Mra. F. Mstcalf, of Riverton, J., who has rented spartment* in the Idle Hour Cottage. Camping here thi* year we have the

•OUTH 8EAVILLE.

Dr. Char las Corson and son, Edmond hav.- returned to their home in Altoona, after a pleasant visit with A. B- Cur-on. Proffssor Frank Knell and wife, of PhilidsIphJh are visiting Mrs. Knell' >, the Misses P *

here for a , . . George Jenkins, Willis Jenkins and John Hayes are visitors at the Bern Goll Cottage on Cedar Street tbie week.

60UTH 8EAVILLE CAMP MEETING The South Seaeille Camp Meeting

s Rev. Brad way a former kit oi roe Sea Isle City M. F. Church ch lends an added interest to the ting to residents of this city. One of the most interesting of the o'.d guard is the Rev. J. 0. Corliss of Penn's Grove. Mr. Corlies who is now a retirninister has been a regular all at the South Sea ville Camp Met ever siuce he was fifteen years i He has a cottage on Die grounds an automobile which he placed ot the disposal of the speakers on Temper/ Day. Mrs. Elisabeth Swain the County Preeidem ol the W. C. T. D. preaided or Temperance Day Friday August I There were three sessions. Atthemorj* ing meeting the chief speaker wa* Mra ii. Franu president of Barlingnm Coon ty. Luncheon was served at the Grove House, where a table was reserved for officers and speakers. An executive session was held at 1.S0 at which the visiting presidents were present and assisted in the discussion for the good of the order.

sy at Wildwood. Mrs. Edward McAllister wat at Uiel Court House on Wednesday. Mies F annie Pullen, of Trenton is I visiting Alfred Barnee and family. Ralph Bariev is carrying the mail to] the camp grounds (hie rear. Horace A. Payne and wife were in Millville on Thursday. Mrs John Bory entertained company from Vineland and Millville on Bnnday. MIh Jessie Dooley of Washington. D. C., is visiting her aunt Mrs. William , Champion. Mrs. Car'elon Weatontt had the misfortune to lose her wed- ing /ring on

Sunday.

The annual picnic of the Pomona i; Grange will will be held in the camp ground on Thursday. August 21st. Mra. H. B. Payne was in Wildwood on Saturday.

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a Jubilee Rally. The Mrs. Elizabeth Swain presided with her usual crispness keeping the interest at concert pitch. In opening the meeting she alluded to the great reason for Jubilation which exists at the present hour. Mrs. E. H. Osgood of the Sea Isle Onion was the first epesker giving persona! remenisesnoes of the great leaders, Neal Don, Frances Willard, Mrs. L. M. N. Steven* and Jnlia Ward lip we. She wat followed by Mrei Yard, Wife of the pastor of the Conrt House M. E. Church who gave a condemned review of the

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Mias Elizabeth Goodwin president of Cumberland County W. C. T. O. spoke for a half an hour in a rapid lire-mag-netic manner frequently punctuated by applanae. The music led by the organ and two violins had the real camp

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Late in the afternoon a telegram wareceived carrying the critical illness o L»r. Clarence T. Wilson cf Washing' ton D. C. who was to be the evening

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