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Avalon Official Married in Virginia

Who Were Maniei at Iktn—t, riwlertrk P. Canfield. Director of Re\tnue and Finance of Araton. was iu a mad on Thuradaj noon. Jana Tth. ic Mias Roae McKinney, at the brtAa'a home In Fairmont. Va. The wadding la the culmination of a ram which started when Mtaa McKinney Mailed frienda In Aralon two year* ago. and called at the Canfield hi A strong fnendahlp Immediately eprang up which led along the path

el romance to the altar.

Mr. and Mrs. Canfield left Immediately after the wedding far n trip to Niagara Falla. Albany, and by way ol the Hudaon Rlrer to New York City. They will make their home In

Atalon after June 18th.

r The bride la tram an old Virginia family, and (or many yean waa a teacher la the Central School 1'iirmonL She waa a member the first graduating claaa of the institution la 1898. and la addition the first graduate of the school to murn there to teach. She aab the nrofeeeion twenty r*nn ago n she began teaching at BootharUk. and all her effort* have been centered in Marlon C-mnty. Va. Following the i caching period at Boothes'lie she obtained a place in the Beat i

. W nd * r 01 ^ U *“- Can-' term wae taught at a aal- * 3! * month, with seventy pupils to handle. Daring he? tine she has assisted i n collecting fundi for the purchase of a ptesK*. grata sola and t cumber of plctnree, which are cow m use la the CentrmT School. One of Mrs. Ceaflaldh anticlpatloai <* that a course In public school drawing and art win soon ha Inctl'uted In the Fairmont school*. Daring her teaching earner systematised ri'iFic Instruction has bean itirrme fully introduced la the But Side school* in nos Mr*. Canfield graduated from the Fairmont State Normal School. Since that time her ednea-

P. CAJQTELD V*-. os TharadaT. June 7.1883 tloaal endeavors have included 1 mer conrses at Went Virginia Uni▼erslty and Wooster College In Ohio and post-gradnate work at the Fairmont Normal School. The groom la a well-known figure la public life In Cape May County. Mr. Canfield waa born In Springfield, m., and came to Ocean City In 1886. He waa elected a member of Council there In 1818. In 1887 Mr. Canfield was elected to the Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders, serring from Ocean City tfutil 1800. In 1889 he was appointed on the Commission of Appeal* a breach then of the County Hoard ol Taxation. Mr. Canfield also ft erred as Ameaeor end at Justice of the Peace, prior to moving to Avalon In 1904. Since hie residence In Avalon. Mr. Canfield hu been active In municipal affair* serving u a Councilman and four years ago being elected as Borough Commissioner, to which office he waa re-elected last month. He la now Director of Revenue and Finance of the Borough, and Vice Director of

Charles Waner and family have moved to Virginia. Thomas Miller motored to Petersburg Monday evening. Harry Madara. of PleaapntriU* •pent the week-end with Herbert Msdtra. Byron Young, of Philadelphia, visited his parents Sunday. Dr. Horace Whit mer motored to Ocean City Monday. Mrs. William Layton made a business trip to Cape May Monday. Mr*. Howard Stltes spent Monday In Atlantic City. Mr*. Clifton Smith, of Pennsylvania. Is visiting her ulster, Mr* E. V. Canton. • Mr. and Mrs. Stillwell Young and Mr. and Mr*. Sponsor Young motored to Washington Friday. Mrs. William Qanon entertained friends from Camden Sunday. Mr* Ella Corson and daughter Ruth made a business trip to PI antvtlle lest week. Mr. and Mr*. William Fltigerald. of Ocean City, visited friends her* Monday. Estella Madara spent the week-end with Ocean City friend* A. B. Smith motored to Ocean City Monday.

wood shopper recently. Mr. and Mr* B. Lawton entertained company on Momorial Day. Mr. i.nd Mr* Karl Clouting spent Sunday with his parent* at Palermo. Mr* Edwards waa a Wildwood ahopper on Saturday. Mr. and Mr* C. B. Robart visited South Seaville on Sunday. Mr* Ella Sparks, of Willow Grcve, P*.. was a caller here recently. Mr. and Mrs. Evans G. Slaughter, of Wildwood, expects to occupy their new summer home here about the first of July. The Shock of His Life "Take care of this man." said the sergeant to the warden, as he went to lock him up. "Give him a nice dry cell. He used to make batteries.’

Mr. and Mr* William Bum* of Atlantic City, spent the week-end here with her parent* Mr. and Mr* Thomas Ballinger visited relatives in ScullevlUe. Wed-

nesday.

Dr. and Mr* Steal* of Philadelphia. have moved down for the Henry Balcbridg* of Philadelphia, visited his paretM over the week-enc. Mr* Harry Young entertained friends of Tuckaho* Sunday.

BIOOBATOE Mia* Ida Chappel. of Cook Spring* Delaware, is spending several days with Mr. and Mr* Georg* Stewart. Mr* Catherine Hand and daughter Helen visited Court Boom op Mon-

day.

Jubal Smith was moved to Mace's Hospital Sunday. In a very serious

condition.

Lyed Chappel spent Decoration Day with his family at Cook

Delaware.

Misses Grace and Helen Smith are spending a week or so with relatives in Philadelphia. Usa Anise Hand. Miss Edith Schrader and Harry Schrader visited Wildwood recently. Mr. and Mr* A. Butcher entertained company over Memorial Day and also over the week-end at thslr

home her*

Quite a number

the cemetery here on

Ing to listen to the services of the

G. A. R.

Mr*. Hill spent on* day recently in Wildwood, her mother. Mr* Winter*. Mill being very 111. Miss Heeler Hildreth was a WUd-

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June 81, July 6, 19, 26. August 8. 9, 16. 23. SO. September 13, 27 and October 11

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H. Halpern

AMD SUPPLIES DT STOCK Repairs on Short Boticc General Machine Work Sing ley’s Marine Repair Shop

W. 17th Avenue

MORTH WILDWOOD

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From Sea Isle City Excursion train loavea Brovd Street Station 8:27 A. M. Standard Tim* Tickets good to Philadelphia on day proceeding date of excursion. Tickets good In parlor or deeping ears on payment of usual charges for space occupied Including aurebarg* Dining ear attached. For details and time of trains consult Ticket Agent. Ask for booklet The ideal route to Hitgan Falls, giving a daylight ride \ beautiful Susquehanna

sixteen days Pennsylvania R.R. System Route of the Broadway limited

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Purchasing Agent I FULLMER’S EXPRESS DAILY SERVICE PHILADELPHIA TO WILDWOOD Hauling Farm Products a Specialty Keystone Phone 58 101 West 16th Street, WILDWOOD, H. J. I

I. P. Delaney, Sr.

General Gontractor j

SKA ISLE CITY

Bell Phone

CKMUNT BLOCK, BRtoK, and COLUMNS AND CKMUNT WORK OF ALL KINDS PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERINO

I^W JERSEY

Keystone Phone 24H and 644D

Sea Isle City Trucking Company

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any TIME any WHERE

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WEST JERSEY GARAGE or 107 LANDIS AVENUE

SEA ISLE CITY, H. J.

Reliable Trucking Service To and from Philadelphia; we call for the goods and deling them to your door at a cost very little more than ordinarily would be charged for freight alone. Furniture moved with care; local service also offered. SEASIDE TRUCKING COMPANY OFFICE: SURF HOUSE, SKA ISLE CITY Bell Phone 8-B-5 Keystone Phone 1S-A

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129 Corel Street

Sen Isle City* N. J.

The Management of Jte First National Bank is intrusted to alert, progressive business men. Progressive and painstaking service. WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS !

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What Would Your Resort Be Today Without The Railroads?

The Pennsylvania Railroad has always been a consistent "Boomer’’ and develops of the Seashore resorts along the New Jersey Coast The progressive enterprise of the Pennsylvania and other railroads penetrating New Jersey. In cooperation with the business sagacity of wide-awake business Interests in the conatruction of palatial hotels and providing ample means of hospitable entertainment for visitor*, has worked wonders In the development of the New Jersey coast resort* Transformation* worthy of an Aladdin’* lamp hare teen accomplished. Resulu have been attained, land values increased, prosperity showered upon barren shores, and foundations laid for many fortunes, which make the sands of New Jersey comparable only with the golden sands of Alaska. Impelled by persistent publicity given by the railroad* countless thousands of pleasure seekers are annually brought to the JeiY>*y coast and as If by a magician's wand, barren r ltd dunes have given place to mammoth hotels, and waste places to pleasure palaces and thriving resorts and cities. KEEPING EVERLASTINGLY AT IT This year the Pennsylvania railroad has issued 19.000 copies of a handsomely Illustrated seaabore folder, which tells in detail the myriad attractions of the seashore resorts from Cape May to Long Branch. The folder is profusely illustrated and will carry the story of the New Jerxey seashore to all parts <f the United States, to Canada, to Cuba and even across the bioad All; ntlc Ho Europe, carrying with it an invitation to vacationists to visit the New Jersey seashore reeorts.

YOUR COOPERATION IS ESSENTIAL The railroads need your help, your direct personal interest to aid in the future development of your leaorL Cooperation with the lallroads, favorable legislation to enable expansion of transportation fscIlltiM are all essentia, to the growth and continued prosperity of the New Jersey Coast interest*

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