CAPE MAY HEKALD, THURSDav, |ULY 14 190V

COUNTY HAPPENINGS. The Week’* News by Our Own Correspondents. DIA5 CREEK. 01 AS CKKKK, -Ally IS.-Tberr wm a public iustaUnliou tlic olficcni t»f Volunteer Ixwlgr ou Satunlay rvauing lust with rrfrcsbiucuU and a general ;;oo<J time. Mi-ut Lucinda liaudy hat accepted a posit urn at Wildwood fur the summer. Rev Howard Hand oKBurlelgh, will preach in the M K Church on Sunday afternoon at S |>. m. Messrs Kdwin S. HewitL Alex Schellenger and Reeves Douglass went to Camden on important businea# Friday last. Tbe MiHvllle |>arties who ha>e sj^nt the oast few summers in the grove at the beach moved theia cottage on Saturday to F -rtescew, Cumberland Co. L>. D. 0. A., B. L. Howell, accompanied bv twentv members of Volunteer 1-odge No. 43.'went to Cape May on the evening of July lltb. and installed the officers of Columbia Lodge No. 23, I. 0. >!., receiving a hearty welcome and being r •yally entertained. Mr. I^wis iycheet* and faniily of Philadelphia, are spending a few days very pleasantly with Mrs. Hannah Swyre this week Freeholder Vanaman went to Qcean City Saturday ou otticial business. Sirs. Joel Fisher is quite ack thU week with Dr. J. Morgan Dix in attend-, a nee. Daniel Bell, who u working 4n Philadelphia, came home last week a^J spent Sunday wiih his parents in.this place.

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, July 13. —E. D. Foster, accompanied by his wife and son Dorsey, drove to Wildwood on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. E. Z. Mills left on Saturday for a week's visit to relatives at Ocean City. K B. Warwick was at Wildwood Monday. Mrs. Newman Vs entertaining company this week. Raymond Corson anil wife entertained his parents over Sunday. Ralph Benezet and wife of Swainton drove down on Monday evening to spend tbe evening here. Mrs. Mahlon Hackney ami daughter Etta are spending this week with relatives at Pleasantville. Victor Benoit, who has been taking a two weeks’ vacation, has returned to work alter having a most enjoyable trip Dr. Z. Hand of Millville and D. Hand of Newark were Sunday visitors here. C. W. Billman returned to Philadelphia Monday after having relieved Station Agent Tyler for a week.

A. O. V. W. FI NAM'KM. | o A—o—mewtw Likely to be Omitted ThU Hummer. Member* of tbe Ancient Ordsr of United Workmen lo ttii» State have been advised that only four members died during tbs month of Juue As the papers In two of time case* bad not been received up U> June Jib, the deaths were nut reported dur- _ that mouth. ThM wo deaths that were proved will call for the payment of 13,000. and as a regular agreement will be nailed daring the prmeni month there will be quite a surplus to help take care of death claims filed during July. One assessment on the entire membership In this State nets 9lA,000. For the past few years tbe death rate in the order during the summer months baa been low, enabling tbe grand lodge officers to omit an aaaraamenl occasionally, but this year an assessment will be called for every month, and the surplus aocnmnlaled In the summer will be used to take car* of the extra death claims filed next winter. Money not needed for this purpose will be placed In the order's reserve fund, and will do much to help meet tbe pay menu aad by the supreme lodge ou acoonot of the guaranty fnod, recently ewtabllshed by that body. Bo far this year these "monthly payments to tbe supreme lodge have been paid qut of tbe money collected by the grand lodge for death claims. Tblsl,ha» been done in order :bat tbe members would not be called upon to pay extra to keep up the State's share of the guaranty fund. During the month of Jane death claims amounting to *31,WO were paid. Tbe receipts for that month and tbe balance left over from May amounted to There are now 6,861 members In this State. Tbe entire oyder has a membership of aw,Ml, and since it was started the death claims paid have amounted to *138.096,146.39. During April these pay U reached a total,of *961,013 39. and during tbe same month 8. SS candidates ■ loiilaled Into the order. When the grand lodge books were andited, June ‘St. It was found that tbe balance in the general fund amounted to *4,107.39

RK) GRANDE. RIO GRANDE, July 13—Smith Endicott is this week entertaining bis brother. John Brown and family have inortd xo Wildwood where they will |wm< tbe summer in their cottage. James Cox and family have tnc down from Bridgeton to remain the summer. Mr. Cox will manage the canning factory this season. George Stout and wife are entertaining company from Millville this week. Fred B. Neal an<j David E. Got! attended the meeting of the installation of officers of the I. O. M., at Cape May on Monday evening. John Jones, who is now employed at Wildwood, passed Sunday with '' folks. Epbriam Hildreth was among the Philadelphia visitors the first of tbe .week. Mrs. Frank Downs and daughter. Laura, were recent visitors at Cape M.J. Rev. Bock preamed a very impressive sermon on Bandar afternoon last do a lastly Urge congregation. Isaac Stanton has returned borne after a weeks visit with relative* and friends in Salem. Isaac Gill eon and Reuben Fisher who are members of volunteer lodge of Diaa Creek I O. M., Visited Cape Mav lodge on Monday evening, and witJ tbe installation of officers. .

A. I. Ware Married. Tin* of tbe prettiest weddings witoeeeed in Tuckertoa, K. J, tor some years tool pUo* Monday rreBtng wban Mia* Mary J. - ‘mb W. Kelly,

A FAMILY RKI NION. The Carroll Family Have a Pleasant Time at Carroll Villa. Rev. Dr. Henry K. Carroll and Mr*. Carroll, of Plainfield, N. J..C*pt- Thomas Carroll, of Harrs deUracr, Md., Herbert M Carroll, Mr. and Mm J. K. Carroll and C. H. Carroll, of Deonteville, MU. I»tile Carroll, Mlm Helen Carroll and Mr. John L. Jame. were among Tuesday'* v Id tore to the Carroll Villa. Dr. Carroll U editor of the New York Independent and was United State* Commissioner to Cuba sud Porte Hloo, having been eeul there by President McKinley, after the Span lab Wars. In 1900 be compiled the religion* stallstie* of tbe country for the Cenaui can. In the pulpit, on the lecture plat form, and io the editorial chair Dr. Carroll U equally at home. His first journalUtic effort was made In the early '7Us, when be edited and published the Havre de Grace Independent, little thinking that in a few years be would reach a position on the editorial staff of tbe New York Independent. Strong Intellectuality and a high sense of personal honor are marked characteristics of the DenoUvlU* Carroll*.

Hun Hatha Popular. To get tanned nntil one'* face i* the bne of a claro perfecto is the desire of aspiring idane creature* When tbe tide is out, men and women of all ages lie prone upon their back* Id tbe glaring son until their faces and arms aasume tbe shade of a boiled lobster. Two bburs exposure will accomplish this work After these i light baths, which those who bsve tried them declare are a certain cure for forms of narvous diseases, the druggists usually reap a Rule harvest of dollars selling cold cream and other cooling lotions. In a week or tyro the skin 1* "perfectly lovely” in color and tbe sun bath is praised for it* effective work

Reduced Kate, to Cincinnati. For the benefit ol those desiring to attend the annnsl meeting of tbe Grand Lodge, BeueV'drui and Protective Order of Elks, to b* held at Cincinnati, Ohio, tbe Penc-q-'ranU Railroad Company will sell '..V.rlp ticket, to Cincinnati from all ions on iD lloe<. July 15, 16, and 17, at rs> of sitifeie fare for tbe round trip, pins li.W. Ticket* will be good returning, leaviug Cincinnati not later than Jniy 23,when properly vai.<l..tcd. for which no fee will be required. Hf depositing ticket not la-' ter thsn July 93, and payment of fee of 90 its, an extension of return limit may be had to August 18. For specific informetioa consult ticket agents.

RECITAL TO BK GIVEN. Home thing New for. Cape May—Miss Thonipaon at the Piano. A recital of which the chief number will be Tennyson's Enoch Arden, with the musical setting by Richard Strautu, will be given lor tbe benefit of tbe Church of the Advent in the East Parlor of the Stockton on next Wednesday evening July 90. The poem, which appeared just forty years ago. has never lost lu sweet and serious charm to the lovers of Tennyson. Some yean ago Richard Strauss wrote and dedicated to Ernest Von Poeean, one of Germany's foremost actors, a musical melodrama interpreting the poem. Il was first produced in this country in 1900 and though frequently beard since Iu the larger ciDen, runs no risk of becoming a fad, since tbe difficulties of the music offer sufficient obstacles to deter the amateur. Tbe reading upon this occasion will be given by Mias Clarice Vallette assisted by Miss Thompson at the piano. Tbe remainder of tbe programme will be excel lenity filled.

ANGLKRH ARK HAPPY.

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Joy reigns among the fishermen owing to tbe remarkable school, of weakfUh which nave teXey oseession of the bar* and the inland waterways. Not in ten fifteen years had better luck attended tbe anglers. Tbe old salts here are unable to glee an explanation for the presence of the fish in such numbers and their ravenous appetite, beyond expressing the opinion that “U sometimes happens thst way.” Tbe greatest delight exists among that class of fishermen who find It uncomfortable to venture over the bar. WeakfUh are due here along tbe middle of July and remain until cold weather. Their arrival before tbe regular opening season for their visit in schools is Intereetisg for those who study their habita. Catches of 100 or more fish, each weighing from one to three pounds, are not inf re-

An Insurance Editor Says:

“Every own t h r i 1 t y enough to insure his tile relieves the State from the possibility of having to look alter his lamily. No one can overestimate the value •to the nation of having its citizens well insured.”

The Prudential Insurance Co. of America. e™ n.™*, *. i. TM Tin tmfatkll ErtMt, him rf Efflafc, ftr, SlltU. JOHN F. DKYDEN, Presidents BDGAK B. WARD, ad Vice President. LKSLIK B WARD. Vice President. FORREST F. DRYDF.N, yd Vice President, • EDWARD GRAY. Secretary. H. B. Richabdson, Asst. SupL, Cape May Court Huuac. S. J. 1021

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Firat B.pCt Charcb. Pastor George Williams will preach at both aanrices on Sunday and will preach on tbe Slat ef this month and expects to prepch In Ms new charge on tbe 1st Bunday In Angust. Pastor Williams bad two sails to select from,- one in the beautiful Delaware Water Gap, Pa. And tbe other in Vermont, and has accepted tbe former.

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