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CAPE MAT «OU*TY TMES, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER i \, 1898

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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sutton, of Angleeea, are visiting Mrs. Sutton'a mother. Miae Irene Bckersley was a Sea Isle City shopper on Saturday. Miss Betty Anderson, of Philadelphia, has been visiting her aunt. Amos' Gandy, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with his father. Mrs. Elmer Cox was a Sea Isle City shopper on Tuesday. James Allen is in a hospital at Philadelphia. Charles Wills and family motored to Clayton on Sunday. Charles Kurt*, of Egg Harbor, spent Saturday evening with mother here. Raymond Bosarth spent Sunday at Mays Landing. Mrs. Mary Kurt* and son. Wll Ham. visited 'Egg Harbor Sunday. Mrs. David Warner, of Ocean City, was visiting here on Wednesday.

SOUTH DEHHIS Matthew Jeflerson spent Sunday with his father. __ William Cahaley. of Millville, spent Sunday with his mother. Miss May Cahaley is home for several days. Miss Mary Meerwald spent week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edwards were Cape May Court House visitors on Saturday. Joe McCray entertained gunners from Atlantic City Friday. Charles Boyle spent the week-end with his brother. Mr. and Mrs. Grant were to Woodbine on Sunday. Captain Augustus Meerwald and son were at Dorchester Saturday looking at new boats. A Home and School Meeting was held at the school house on Thurs-

day.

C. F. Learning motored to Ocean

City on Friday.

Mrs. Marguerite Gibling spent

Sunday at her home here.

Captain A. J. Meerwald and family motored to Sea Isle City Sunday. Miss Margaret Ludlam went

Ocean City on Friday.

Edward Lewis was in town Friday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Hand went to

Tuekahoe on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller. Sr., entertained company on Sunday.

TOWHSEHD’S INLET Philip Flaghouse was down Sunday working on his boat. William Klmber. of Port Elisabeth. was down for a few days with Fred Hanley. Mr. and Mrs. Dllgart and daughter, Ruth, were down for the weekend at the Meadow Lark. John Hilt* and Mr. Craven were down over the week-end. Mrs. Bo veil had as her guests on Sunday M:. and Mrs. Bunn. Jacob Robinson spent the weekend at the Idle Hour. Mr. and Mrs. Stoerrle and daughter. Catherine, have taken an apartment in Sea Isle City for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Bldlemeyer and daughter. Ethel, were down over the week-end. Mrs. A. Cornish is preparing to go to Germantown for the winter. Harry Counties, Jr., has gone to work, for Mr. Bader for the winter. Mr. Coin is still working at his new home on the Shore Boulevard, getting ready to occupy It. Mr. Gray and friend were down Sunday looking after his newly acquired piece of land. Mr. and Mrs. God ward were down for the week-end at the Margie. Samuel Vansgnt spent the weekend at the Lorraine. Stacy Cornish has taken his boat out of the water and is preparing to close his house for the winter. George Cornish was the guest of his mother on Sunday. Mrs. Gamble's daughter was down at the Don't Worry for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Nice were down over the week-end at their cottage. Mr. Metcalf entertained Dr. Smith, of Philadelphia, and Congressmnn MacGregor, of Washington, for a week, which time they spent in gunning. Mrs. Fred Metcalf and daughter were down at the Peggy over the week-end.

PALERMO

Misses Ludlam on Saturday. Harry Rhodes and family were recent guests of Mrs. Cahaley.

RIO GRANDE

A social meeting was held by the young people in Smith Collin's summer home. Howard Clouting and David Dailey motored to Woodbine Monday

evening.

Miss Helen Maynard, teacher

Mrs. Uda LudUgn called on thej,^ Palertll0 ^hooi. formerly

Tuekahoe. Is now a resident of this

town.

Mrs. Harriet Dibbe was an Ocean

City visitor Monday.

Mrs. Enoch Clouting obtained a sprained ankle through a fall. Mrs. Washington Corson visited Mrs. Elton Corson one day last week. Townsend Godfrey, of Tuekahoe, is now a frequent visitor in Palermo. The J. R. O. U. A. M. met Monday

evening as usual.

Walter Clouting has been very HI with the old-fashioned grippe. Lewis DeCray. of Philadelphia, was a week-end visitor here. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Simms. Ocean City, visited R. W. Clouting

i is quite ill

Mrs. William Raw. at this writing. Mrs. G. Clegg spent one afternoon with Mrs. Catherine Hand recently. Mrs. C. B. Robart has been quite HI. but is slowly recovering now. Dr. Millard Cryder, of Court House, has been seen several times in this vicinity, attending to the

sick.

Mrs. Joseph Scrlvani, of Wildwood. spent Thursday with her sis-

ter here.

Mrs. George Stewart has been | Sunday afternoon,

spend lug a few daya In Pitman, at- 1 and Mrs. Charles Clouting, of tending the Sunday School Conven- j S«* City, spent Sunday evening

tlon. | wl,h relative*.

Miss Edith Schroeder spent a! Ralph Nickerson, of South Ocean couple of days in Wildwood recently.! City was a Palermo vlaitor Sunday. Mrs. Carl Hildreth and a lady! Mr * Ambrose Corson and Mra.

friend spent Thursday in Wildwood. Washington Corson visited the Cor-

Miss Anise Hand spent Monday “on homestead recently,

and Tuesday In Wildwood. Smllh Collins, of Ocean City, at-

The Atlantic C ty Electric Com- tended the meeting of the Junlora.

pany's polee have been placed serosa' Monday evening,

the meadows Into Wildwood and i Mr - ttnd Mre Kttrl Clouting, of men have been at work stretching Rio Grande, spent Sunday with his

wires last week. i P»r«nts.

Walter Hand. Sr,, has been put-! Mrs. Llnneaus Townsend and ting new shingles on the Baptist <l*ughter were Ocean City visitors

Church here. on * d *)' ,M ‘ w ** k

LeRoy Wood ha. . new Ford. Miss Bertha Field spent Sunday Harry Steer is having bis home • afternoon with Miss Sophia Cake,

remodeled. ! Jo*" Springer

E. H. McCarty, of Malaga, vialced City Tuesday morning,

relatives here on Sunday. Horace McCarty Is employed

Hewitt's Oarage at Court House.

Robert M. Neal and bride spent STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

a few daya last week here with rel j MEETS IN ATLANTIC CITY

•tlvee. Miss Cornelia Eikersley visited at | The annual meeting of the New

West I lie and Philadelphia over the Jersey Stale Horticultural Soclely

’ III he held In Haddon Hull. Atian-

DENN1SVILLE Martin James and a party friends, from Merchantville. g_ last week at the homestead. | Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Carroll and Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Geary attended “Ladiee' Night” of the Tali Cedars at Wildwood on Wednesday night. The Sewing Club was entertained at the home of Mra. Warren Grace on Wednesday evening. Mra. F. B. Bushneli is visiting her son in Delaware. Dr. Eleanor Beasley spent a few days at the home of Dr. Eugend Way the past week. Mra. Frank Fidler is spending a week In Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Everingham. of Heislervllle, called on friends here

on Sunday.

Frank Bushneli and family visit'd relatives in Fatrton on Sunday. Jn their return home in order to dear another car their car was overturned In the ditch. Fortunately no one was seriously hurt. E. K. Earnest, of Woodbury, visited relatives the past week. At this writing Mrs. Alma Schwararock is quite ill. Mias Gladys Geary entertained over the week-end Miss Frances Corson. of Cape May Court House. Mias Helen Carroll, of Swedesboro. visited her father. H. h over the week-end.

»lulled In Ocean

Nicholas Foeter i ! ley's Point Sunday.

lored to Bees-

week-end.

Mra. George Tborwui. Mi*. W. M Harris and Mra. Chat!** Crease attended the State Sunday School Convention at Pitman on Wednesday. El wood Cheater, accomp nied by

i slater. Mra. Oeorga A*-'

tic City. December 5. 6 and 7, 1922. A large exhibit of fruit and vegetables from all part* of the State will be dtaolayed. and an Interesting

program has been arranged. A cordial Invitation is extended to

TUCKAHOE The Tuekahoe Grange held its regular meeting Friday evening. Mra. A. Getstnger. of Cape May, called on Mra. Emly Bailey Friday. Anthony Heim and son. of Philadelphia. spent Sunday at Mr. Helm’s river front home. Mr. and Mra. Walter Sharp motored to New Gretna Sunday, where they visited relatives. The many friends of James Shoemaker. Jr., who Was accidentally snot last Monday while gunning, will be glad to hear of his gradual recovery at the Millville hospital. Mrs. George Langley and children, of Gloucester have been spending the week at their home on Main street. The Post Office at Corbin City, which was recently Installed, is reporting progress. The Ladies' Auxiliary, of Corbin City, held . meeting Thursday evening and made arrangements for a masquerade party to be held on the 29th. George Langley, of Gloucester, spent the week-end in town. The funeral of Mra. Walter Tayicr. who died on Tuesday, was held Friday afternoon at one o'clock. Interment was made at Seaside Cemetery. The deceased is survived by husband and one daughter. William H. Churchill passed away suddenly at his home Wednesday evening. The funeral was held on Monday at one o'clock and was largely attended. He is survived by his wife, one son and one daughter. Interment was made at the Head of the Blver by Funeral Director Langley. SOUTH SEAVnXE Joe Ross and Miss Evelyn Smith, of Green City, were with F. M. Hltner and family on Sunday. Harry Spence ha* moved hi* family to North Woodbury. Mra. C. M. WestcoIt is entertaining her sister. Mra. Emma Corson, of Goshen, for an Indefinite time. Andy Rocap and family, of Millville, came down on Sunday for a day with his brothers. John and Hiram Rocnp. Mr. and Mra. Steve Stlmnx and Mr. and Mra. Lou Adams motored to Cape May on Sunday. Frank Ross, of Woodbury, visited his father. George Rosa, on Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Tracy Grant, of South Dennl*. called on Mra. Lena Burgeraon Sunday. Warren Larrick* formally opened up hla store on Monday morning.

Mra. AUM Hoffman, apent U- week-jail Intereated persona to attend the! end with John Belli! and fill'dly la aeaatou anu take part in the proMmrU , t ceedlnga. Programs will be seni Sllaa Snsw paaaad away «■ Sun- upon application to H. H. Albertson, day aftar a lingering Ulnme. '^'etary. Burlington. N. J. I

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PETERSBURG Miae Olivia Westcott, of Court Hruse. spent Sunday with her parents. Hugh Tomlin has moved Into the house he purchased of George Gar-

rom.

Joseph Garvin, of Philadelphia, enjoyed a few days' gunning here last week. Waaer Freestone attended a funeral la Key Port last week. Mr. aad Mra. Robert Smith spent last week la Philadelphia. Mra. Eva Price and daughter, of Atlantic City, are spending a few days with her sister. Mrs. Florence Vasello baa moved back to Philadelphia. Albert Butler, Jr., of Gloucester, spent the first of the week with his father. Mrs. James Ingeraoll and children, of Cape May. spent a few days laat week with relatives here. Quite a number attended the revival services at Seavllle Sunday evening. Mra. Evelja Foster, of Mew York, visited er parents a few days laat week. Mra. Florence Vasello has sold her property to Mr. Libby, of Hawktnsville. Mra. Ussle Allen, of Narbeth. Pits vlaitli-g her sister, Mra. Christie Smith. Miss Carrie Voes has returned from Ocean City for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Ebben Brown and mother and Milton Westcott were callers In Court House Sunday even-

ing.

Mra. Walter Voes was In Atlantic City one day this week. A number from here attended the funeral of Mra. Waiter Taylor in Middletown Friday.

A meeting of the Parent Teachers' Association 'was held at the Public School. Tuesday evening, November 14 th. Mr. and Mrs. L. Altman and children, of Egg Harbor, were town visitors Sunday. Mias L. Beige! spent the week-end In Philadelphia. P. Alexenberg Is visiting friends at Cleveland. Ohio. M. Mendelsnon as usual was in Philadelphia over the week-end. Miss Gabriel spent Saturday In Philadelphia. The Board of Education held their meeting at the public school. Monday evening. November 20th. A. Elsenberg was home for several days the past week. Mra. Botwlnick has returned to town to live. Mra. J. Lecklln, the daughter, will stay with her mother for a short while. Having been elected as councilman at the recent election. M. Mendelshon gave a "blow out" to hla fellow American Legion members at a meeting at the Borough Hall Monday evening.

jrmwra 5T'~ Hot art iMtf Can tatf Traa^s AMrica. La and nil ai»W

SEA ISLE CITY IS * FORGING AHEAD First National Bank Will Boon Be Opened for Business I’nder the above heading, the Ocean City Sentinel in its issue of last week, printed the following: Sea Isle City Is evidently sharing liberally, in the business boom which appears to be sweeping over this section of the State. Its enterprising and aggressive leaders have for some time past been busily engaged In the formulation of plans for the organisation of an Institution, which will inevitably prove an Incentive to greater progress and advancement, than ever before in its history. A First National Bank has been properly and duly established, with Its full roster of officials, and directorate. The organisation of the new bank was perfected, at a meeting held In Sea Isle City, Wednesday, Novanber 1st. That the new Institution will prove an asset and a convenience, not only to Sea Isle City, bat to the entire County, is a foregone conclusion. A glance over the names of the directors is sufficient to win absolute confidence and trust. AH are gentlemen of wide and varied buslnees experience, men weU informed in all the intricacies of finance and banking. Moreover they are gentlemen well known In the County, and universally esteemed for their unimpeachable character, and commercial integrity. The establishment of the First National Bank of Ser. Isle.City, la the logical expression and outcome of the prosperity and progress the community has enjoyed, during the recent years. There can be no t vo opinions concerning the need of such an institution. For aom^ time past there has been considerable criticism emanating from various departments. concerning outside banks opening branch offices In the city, to the end that the establishment of a permanent institution In the community became imperative. Plans are being pushed forward with the utmost expediUon. to the end that the First National Bank In Sea Isle City will soon be a settled Institution, and open to business. The new bank will begin operations with a capital of 126.000. and a surplusage of $6,000. all of which has been paid in. Consequently. Sea Isle City's flrat bank, will begin Its career of public service, under the most auspicious circumstances. Efficiency and courtesy, keeping their clients’ interests first In rank

of importance, will be the govemin, ethics of the iuntitutton; and no er. fort will be OTU-ed to win and r*Ua by merit, the undivided confidence of the community it will serve. At the meeting held on Wedne*. day, the officers and, directors ele*

President: Edward B. Arnett; Vice-President. Theo. C. Wheaton] Ccshier, George R. Rosa, Pint tional Bank. Oeeaa City. Solicit. Charles K. Landis, Sea Isle City. Directors: Edward B. Arnett, r. B. Stitee, Hiram 8. Mowrer, Howiri 8. Stalnton, Thomas B. Ludlam. j r , W. A. Haffert. George Boeder Thee! dore C Wheaton. Clarence W. Way, Augustus W. Miller, Gilbert a Smith, of Avalon, sad C. 0. LetUtu, of Stone Harbor. Awunmmro to be nape Congressman Baeharach unounoeo the holding of a preliminary examination for applicant* for appointment to Annapolis and West Point. There are three vacancies ts be filled at * nnapolls and one u West Point. The examination will be conducted by the County Superintendent* of Schools of the Second Congressional District, sad will be held at the High School In Mount Holly. Roritngton County, on Friday, December 1st, commencing at ton o’clock In tbs morning aad continuing through the day until' finished. This examination 1* open to aH boys who are boms fide residents of the Second Oosgrsmlonal District. The age limits are: tor West Foist, from 17 to 2*. ssd for Anntpoha from Id to td. These limits refer the age of the candidate at the Urn he enters the Academy, which win be in the summer of 1912. Upon application to Congresetm Baeharach at Washington, a booklet will be sent, giving full InformatlM regarding the entrance to eltbtr Academy, together with the sublets for examination and specimen

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