CAPE KAY 'TLTHY TTEE&. TDDkT. AltSL H, 1«T-

ola« >»x. Hiram 8.

firlrr Mr. Kate Marcia Ilt-vJfn

Ct- te»r=j lor

Ctarite B

Mo»rer C Hoow-r

Eo*er W:ik*ei» ac-i Ointoa

at Ooean CMy: K

Bofroiwy. W K. MlMIctoa Adoipi C. Wiiary, of 9ta

OMy; W. J. Tflrr *a<l W. Col- ^ jfr, Paa Tbocate. of Capt May Caul ^ (WT ^ Vtclaa*; aad

X* tan a Mr,. Monaaa TfaOB.iaate. o: AUaa-

■“ -ir c-ii} Mr i:S. Mr>

for tl *<«* ead

, Mr*- May Ha*r»* car* a "'day party fcr te-r daoAtrr

feaaitli fee —O-- tlate. Mr. Hi: ■■ar-4 Paj-ac died at tin HiHf.'.i

ii<j^>:ai Tkuraday

Wkii* Ctaytea Scb-r-a ac

E Gear-.

Hoff mar. aad E G. MH-tl WMwot*. Dr. Frask B. Hoj

Dr. H. W. La®tE». Walter H. Sacacr and Jobs W. Mecnty. of • " Capo May. Other* will be added

la the. aear !store.

Th* crowoirac e««ot of the e*e- 1 aias waa the addrw by Dr. Jobs H. <3!fiord of Sew T<*rk. aa:renal T. M. C A. aecretary aad hor.ora.-y ebaplais to the Catted State* Martae Co-pa. and at the last srinon Oie ristt u-ar. «ae fooad to iBUodBcc birr.. Mr. E*ben J. Wood, of Wildwood wa. a Ilec*t»o*r.. in the Fifth Marines aad knew Dr. CliBord wbea tte •heH* were wMstUag orer the from line tmehee. He wa# called ob lo iatrodaee the speaker aad prtaeote-: 'Old X»e of thFMtfa.” aa only a marine _ou! t

do it.

PVk- nearly an hour oc* hundred and twenty-fli.- people sat spent ound While Dr. Clifford related "neje of bis ejpert-iitas with wjU. the Marin- • at lit front, and case one at the roost Inspiring talks os aercie* tieheard in this section. Dr. Clifford Is not aa orator la tbs ordinary tense of the word, bat b. I has a hnmaneas and realness which eoupled with an unusually rich experience, places his tar abore the ranx of a mere orator He it all man—aad a good deal •< aagel—and those who had the privilew* of bearing him can readily understand why he M so

The Thursday »vn- •• r«! ’-‘••‘i

teals*, win.- on

Hr. Matthew jeCeraoa ^yent . the week end with his father. Mr. and Mrs. Llnnaecu fVtrrk)b tisltori Mr. and Mr*. Smith .

StUee Ssnday.

Mr*. A. J. Meerwald attended | a sewing elaac at Cape May i i ‘ r wm-j Court House Tuesday.

123 Mrs. James Ha'-rough ^eat 1

the week end with Mr*. J.

by a Beall.

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n«*T BUTI'T (Ml V R tont* (ari I aril. Pi toc a&e anmiD

Meeting Cape May Co. Historical Society

the Gaps May

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