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CAPE MAT OOtFSTY

The Week in Real Estate Tranfra of Cape Kay County Property as Beoorded in the Comity

Clerk’s Office

Extracts of AC Deeds

John J. 1

Published In conjnnctlon with the Cape May County Gazette. Cape May Court House, week ending Aug. 30:

am City

BT to Seaspray Realty

_ .. Lots 688. 689, eecuon F; also lots 739. 740. cec-

‘lon F.

Joseph H. Carr. Ex'cr, to. ■L Mayberry, et ux. Lots 788. 740. section A. Louisa M. Frame to William E. Massey. 8860. Lou <06. 708, 604. 408. 408, 179, 180. 86. 86. section F Benjamin F. Moss to Chari i Schaeffer Muir, et ux. Lots 461, 488. section K. Isabel A. Welsh, et rlr., to Walter B. Adams, et al. 67.000. & E. SO feet of lot 84 and loU 88. 40. : O, plan 8. Ocean City Land

s H. F. Dixon, et ux., to ShiBaler Construction Company. 83.500. All of lots 87. 88 and N. E. 10 feet

ot lot 89. secUon B.

Rowland Development Company tc Thomas B. Mcllhatten. 86.000. Lot S982 and W. half of lot 2933. block

39. plan 3. Gardena

J. Thornley Hughes, et ux., to John J. Foster. Lot beginning In N. E. line 8th street <1 feet N. W. 'rom W. W. line Wesley a venue. Nathaniel 8. Goff, et ux.. to Elisabeth B. Acker. 8S.600. LoU »9. 81.

Frank H. Snyder, et ux.. to Albert L. Lilly, et al. 818.000. Lot bert L. Lilly, et aL 818,000. Lot Mary E- Green to Annie E. M. Oreensmith, et aL 818.600. 8. W. 10 feet of lot 761 and N. E. 30 feet of lot 763, eeetion D. Jane C. Armstrong to Gertrude Low dsn. $8,000. S. W. 80 feet loU 8 and 4. section 8, Ocean Front Real

■mate Co.

Frank E. Wall to Lewis ( miller. Jr. SL000. Part of lot 441,

Wood, et ux. 86.600. Lot 88.

tlon 33.

.Ella G. WenUell to Harry Wright. 86.600. Lot 9. secUon 19. Borough of Stone Harbor Evangelical Lutheran Church Our Savior to Annie E. Coc_ (Devon. Pa.). 8400. Lot 93 and 16 feet of lot 94. block 86; known ae lot G. block 86. Harry M. Slmpeon. et ux.. to Robert Pryor. 8400. LoU 95, 97. btoek 80, plan 1907. Middle Township George H. White Land and Improvement Co. to Amanda Garner. LoU 36. 37. 38. 88. 88. block " section 4, Whlteeboro. Same to James Germany. LoU 87. 38. 38. 30. 31. block 183. plan E. Wildwood Junction HelghU; also Inu 33. 33. 34. 36. 38. Mock 151.

Heights.

Sallle Thomas, et vtr.. to Haywood, et ux. 8300. Lot 3. Whlteeboro. containing 1 acre. J. Harry Law. et ux.. to Ai McCarty. House and lot near 1 . rille, adjoining Wm. dark's farm containing 1 square acre, with ex-

TOflg, rziDAY,

DeVane. et ux.,

Sarah Woody. 8300. Lot at Whlteeboro. on E. side Seashore road. George H. White Land and Improvement Co. to Martha Carrington. Lot 32. block 143. plan F. Heights.

City of Hortfc Wildwood Arthur H. Chesworth, et ux., to Irene McLaughlin. Lot 38. block "76. 8. W. side 13th avenue. Irene McLaughlin to Mary Ches worth Same as above. Frederick Lechleldner, et ux.. to Rudolph Herman, et ux. 84.800. Lot 24. block 173. Ottens Canal

Tract.'

George E. Sheer, et ux.. to Marcello lacons. et ux. 8100. Lot 316. 4th avenue, block 186. 1st Ward. Sheppard Coombt. et ux.. to B« Bertrand, et al. 8850. LoU 4. 6, block 167. Ottens Addition. Russell Wolfe. Ex'cr. to Wolfe. 8820. LoU 8. 10. block 104. Borourti of Wert WDdweod

dec'd. being a small portion known as Pond Creek Marsh, containing 6

acres of salt marsh.

Borough of Wert Cape May George F. Rutherford, et ux.. to Charles Woodruff, et ux. 81.400. Lot 85. map of loU at Cape Island, containing 10.112 square feet. Also all right In loU 94. 95. map of Milter Farm: also lot 86, map of loU at

Cape Island.

Cape May City John 8. Soffe. et ux., to Albert C. Rutherford. 87.000. Lot on a E. aide Hughes street, adjoining lands Henry Knott, et sis., hsflanlai at post In a E. side Hughes street.

Fraternity Might at Baptist 4 Fraternity Night was observed by the members of the First ~ Church. Wildwood. Sunday ^ when that oongregatlou was

ed by the present* *

Olivet Commander.' and Its nearly oae hundred strong. In fan

they marched late new building from the

magnificent spectacle perhaps as has not greeted the eyes of many years and as Rev. Fisher, pasta the church declared It: "I

thrilled by

ene; it has eet my heart agog.' The church was filled to overflowing, chairs were pUced in aids elates to take care of ' filling the vestibule. E well-known hymns, combined in classic, was given as

Upper Township n to Sallle But£8. 89. map of

Walter A. Dittrich, et ux.. to Whelan Realty Company. 616.099. Tract at Strathmore beginning at Intersection N. E. Uae Willard road with high water line main thoroughfare. & W. of Corson's Inlet.

Katharine M. Fawkes to William P. Feeney, et ux. 8076. Lot I. block 38. & W. eeetion; Ux btoek 46-B. Ida Elisabeth Smith to Henry McIntyre. et ux. hot '. Mock 16. plan 8. W. section. Borough of Avaku Warrea Webster, et ux.. to Gate Beach Company. Lota 186. 137, section 10; also tots 141. 143. Mellon 32. Same to Same. LoU 118, 114. eeetion 80; also loU 114. 117. section 81. Harvey Marts, et ux., to Thomas B. Gilbert. 1500. Lot 7. secUon 28. Clare B. Clouting, et vlr., to Charles B. Taahjian. 86.600. Lot 16. secUon 88. Cecilia M. Steuber to Samuel A.

Wildwood Extension Realty pany to W. D. Hann and Company. LoU 78. 78. block 13; tote 00. 01. block 13: tote 80. 31. block 21: lota 04. 67. block 22; loU 68. 60. Mock S3: loU 40. 41. block 23. W. D. Hann and Comj Wildwood Extension Realty Coespaav. Lou 5. 4. block 324. map 3. City flf WOtwooi Mallnda Sipple .et ala., helm, to Edward A. Freedman. 83.600. Lot

30. block 136.

Charles 8. Goldstein, et ate., to Constance GUI. LoU 2. 3. block 78, 3rd Ward; also lot 7. block 78. 3rd Ward. V. England to George S. A VoroMoff. et ux. Lot SO. block 64. Wildwood Harbor Trace Samuel B. Goman, et ux., t ard E. Wylie, et si. LoU 15. 17. block 6. 1st Ward. John A Ackley, et ux.. to Lynn H. ayer, et ux. 80.000. Lot 6. btoek

William G. McMann. et ux.. et al.. to Frank Gentile. Lot 40, block 68. Same to Frank Dykea. 13. block 63.

Let 10. block 110. M. Geisoaberger to Angaetns L. Seymour, et ux. Same ve. Borough of Wildwood Cnrt lloacehlno Tuso, et ux.. to II—In Aecardl. Lot 14. Mock 84. Abraham J. Clayman to Edward T. Pries Company. Inc. Lot 0. block 66.

Harry P. Stephany, et ux., to Rose Carey. $1,400. N. W. halt of lot 70. plan 3. Wildwood Boulevard Tract, with buUding thereon. AUo lot 140. said tract. Mary H. WhUdln to Ell 8. Huthford. $76. Tract of salt marsh formerly belonging to Isaac Whlldin,

Director Pierce of MUlvilie. tone solo, “Open the Oates of the Temple.” by Mr. Beeves, of MUlrllte. and a cornet solo, by 8. Leuattou. of Court House, were u band had been but a few hours La rehearsal prior to the event, whteh waa the first official ensemble of the

a year.

of Ur. Hunter, of Cape

to have bad the

May City, who waa

'ho It waa played

a Mg part In the new church plaaa Immediately following the services the Commaadery left the chunk fine

hour's delightful entertain—at. Dinner waa served in Hotel Dayton to ths members of the Com-

NOW IS TIME TO REPAIR that roof. We have a good Btoek light, medium, and heavy weight y the Champion Roodag of a m. 10th street and Wart aveaaa. Ocean City. N. J. “Look far the

~—Adv., 87tf.

cuam, jl wftdrtTAwn Office Equipment

Attaatio Oty, H. J.

Van Gilder flauth r* | •n Wesley Ato, Ocean Oty, g.J.

WILDWOOD fBy-the-Sca BT HELEN & The Rev. Joshua B. Wills, D. retiring from the activities so 1 aseoclatlng him with the Angl Baptist Church, will return to Mollies Hill, there to reams r Journalistic work. Dr. Wills written many books on biblical Jecu. Other subjects of his In new state of development, will receive hi* undivided attention and the

pletlon c with lnt>

the day. are awaited by the friends of Dr. Wills. behalf of the building fund. Mrs. P. H. Jaeksoa. assisted by Mrs. Beckman and Mrs. J. L. Harris. tertained at " realizing the sum of 847.60. Mrs. Jennie V. Badd. 1— dosed her pretty summer Maple and Atlantic ing with her family to their dty ‘ - - K. J.

In this re-

arm. and a recent property investment la ore of the attractive brick dwellings getting the ad mi rat I or at visitor*. In a recent food sale conducted In the Douglass Pavilion on the Boardwalk. 8100 and 801. on two occasion*, were realised by the ladles for the benefit of the Organ Fund, for the First Baptist Church. Joseph StroudTtoag Identified with

the I

System. In the Freight Dapartmmt. vee Wildwood this weak by of bis attending physician to higher altitude In the mountain regions of Pennsylvania In the hope of recovering Me health. The Stroud property In the Crest wss recently and the have taken pnesssslns will remain In Wildwood, having received

from a short play on i golf links. Saturday aft an— last.

Beckman's lavltaUcu to go a* the

frock she thought the pta was test time. The pin contained twentynine diamonds and Is valued as a

gift.

Mrs. Cbaa. O. Glenn is on a trip through the Poconos, 1* and expects to be goa ra. makii Delaware Water places of Interest. TOC WANT LUMBER OR In builders' auppUte. call 10th street a ‘ — i Oty, N. J. Phone 480. —Adv.. ITtt