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CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER m, 1904.

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OP THE m. E. 5UNDAY.SCHOOL ASSOCIATION

TO Of HELD IT TUCMHOE

To Occur Thuiuday, OcUibcr 27th, In the M. K. Church—KUbomt* * I*r»iMrnni l*rcp«rc«l.

The Thlrty uinih nnoual convention of the Cape May County Sunday ecbooU will be held In the Ftret Metbodlat Kplecopal Church at Tuckahoe on Thursday, October 77. ISUt. A> U the ueoal cuetom thU convention has been held in many different town* In the county, and this time It waa decided to be held at Tuckahoe. Many prominent opeaken end peetore from the different chnrchee of the county will participate in thle comlnjt event, and It »bould be largely attended. A careful program ha» been prepared which we will present to our traders aa follows: M0RXI30 MCRSIOS. 10.00— A Sour and Prayer of Thank.-KivluK Lerf by Dr. W. L. Yerkea 10.10 — One-minute Testimonies. — Beat things of the past year. Led by W T. Johnson 10.90—Elementary Address/'Beinf: a Child

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Mias Josephine L. Raldwln. Newark. State Snpt. of Elementary Work.

Singing

lO-V)—Backward Glances: a. At the Townships and Districts. By the Secretaries One-minute re-

sponses.

b. At the Elementary Work. By Mrs. R- C. Hughes. County Elementary Superintendent.. c. At the Home Work By Rev.Frank S. Sheppard, County Home Department Superintendent. d. At the Superintendent*'Work. e. At the County Work. By Kalpb Scbellinger, Co. Sec'y. f. At the State Work- By Kev. g, M Fergnsaon. Representing the State Sunday-school Association. 11.45— Singing Appoint meat of Committees Announcement* concerning Burling ton and Toronto; State Convention, Burlington, November 15-17: Inter national Convention. Toronto. Canada, June, 1905. Delegates wanted. 11.55—Word* of Welcome. By the Pastor, Rev. H. Moore Blake 12.00— Prayer and Dismissal. AVTKBSOOS HKSSIOX. 2.X>—Praise and Prayer. Led by B. C. Ingersoli 2 45—Business SessionReport of Auditing Committee. Report of the County Treasurer,srith presentation of Cert ifleatee schools contributing three cents or more per member. Report of Nominating Committee. and Election Of Officers. Appropriation for State Work. Election of i eiegate* to State Con

ventkm.

Offering. Singing 3.15—Address, “Work and Wages” By H F. Gravatt of Millville

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3 *3—Round Table Conferen e, "Sundayschool Methods,” led by Rev. EMorris Fergnason, State Secretary Forty practical questions, taken up as called for. AH are Invited to participate. 4.45— Singing Closing Prayer EVEVUte RRSSIOB. 6.30 to 7.30—Informal Conference with the Secretaries, on Grading and other So nday-school problems. 7.80—Service of Song and Prayer Led by Rev. E. A. Wells 7.50—Report of the Enrollment CommltJtsy. Report of the Committee on * Progress. Offering. Music. MX)—Address, ••Biblical Dynamic#” By Rev. A. W. Spooner, D. D. 9.00— Benediction.

YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS. Social and Personal Chat About Oar Kraldrnta and Visitors. Mrs. Bailie P. Williams was a visitor to lbs Quaker City this week. Mrs. Georgte Garrvtson and Miss Sue H lid rath ara visiting New York. Mlse Kate Mbrtder. of Millville. N. J.. is visiting friends In West Cape May. Mrs. George L. Lovett and Miss Emma Lovett enjoyed tbs early days of the week in Philadelphia. Pilot and Mrs. James C. Bennett have _ oue to Herkimer, N. Y„ to visit Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Miller. and Mrs. William Hebentbal are enjoying a two weeks' visit among friends and relatives In Philadelphia. Mis. Charles Markley and sons, of Salem. are temporarily occupying one 1 Belden cottager on Windsor avennr. Mail Carrier and Mrs. Charles Briant are enjoying ths_ week in Philadelphia. Mr. Brlant is t^lng bis annual vacation William A. Williamson, of Clayton, N. J„ was an over-Sunday guest of his sisters, Mrs. 'Dcesa Hand, and the Misses Williambod here. and Mrs. John E. Irwin are occupying a Washington street cottage. Mr. Ir-' win is prominent in Pennsylvania Democratic councils. Mr. and Mrs. Percy F. Rothelle, who have passed the time since June with M: Harriet S. Hughes, returned to their Philadelphia home yesterday. State Superintendent Charles J. Baxter waa in attendance upon the Teachers' Institute of Cape May and Cumberland oountlm here on Monday evening and Tuesday. Rev- Dr. A. W- Spooner, who Is now on a vacation, gave an Illustrated lecture the " Passion Play.” at the Presbyterian Church. Washington. New Jersey, Thursday evening. Mrs. W. B. Kinney, daughter of Governor Murphy of New Jersey, ha* been selected to cuiuten the battleship New Jer see, which will be launched at Qnincey, Mss*., November 10. Mayor sod Mrs. Tbomas W Millet were visitors to their sous-in-law and daugLterii, Mr. sod Mrs. H. F. Eltluger and Mr. and Mis. A. R- Hand. In Camden, over Saturday. Sunday and Monday. Rev. Father Kelly b conducting-a mis-1 ■iou at St. Mary’s Cotbolic Church. It being held nightly, and much interest Is being manifested . Father Kelly 1* popular, not only among hi* parinb flock, but also among the denomination* outside hi*

church.

Captain William G. Randle, a prominent official of the New York Shipbuilding Company, which ha* iu extensive plant in Camden Was at the Windsor over Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. Randle. Their home is in Chestef. Pa. They will occupy a cottage at Cape May during the season

of 1905.

Proprietor William H. Cbnrcb, of the Colonial Hotel, and family, bare been on an outing to the Pocono Mountains, in Pennsylvania. Y-sterday Mr. Church underwent an operation upon his nose in a a Philadelphia hospital. He has been recuperating health riuaing bis outing. His many friend* hope that the operation has piovrd successful. Mr. Francis Finn, a well-known young man, wbo has pawed all of his summer* j ,i Cape May, and who is a candidate for be ministry of the Protestant Eplscop-1 church, ha* during the past summer established s thriving mission at Cape May Point, which gives promise of growing considerably. Mr. Finn is an ardent worker for God, and is broad-minded, and has many time* visited and spoken to Sundayschools in this vicinity.

FACTS TOLD IK BRIKF MENTION

The Happen) ags of The Week Briefly Told-Other Matters of Interest. —Frosty mornings. —Autumn 1 saves are plentiful —Tvsberry parties In abundance, a-The aonnd of the gun is now beard. —The persimmon crop will be a large one in South Jersey and 'poesnms, too,

are plentiful.

-The ladles of the First M. E. Church will give a baked bean social on Saturday

—The Board of Education of HollyBeach has anthoriied the salt of fiOOO worth of bonds for school Improvement* -The West Jersey and Seashore Railroad Company Is placing "first-aid’' packages In all 1U stations, to be used in case of accident*. —A brick company at May's Landing has orders tor over 1,000,000 brick of fancy designs, and if the weather permits the plant will continue in operation all winter. —"How Can We Enlarge and Improve Our Workf" will be the subject of the meeting tomorrow evening of the Young People's Unlon of the First Baptist Cbnrcb. The lander will be Herbert Hebentbal. —The Democrat* of Mercer county have nominated former Vice-Chancellor John T. Bird for Senator. He served two terms in Congress and two terms as Vtce-C^ao-

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—The State Sunday-school convention will be held In the Broad' Street M. K Church, at Burlington, on Tuesday. Wednesday sod Thursday, November 15, 18 and IT. , —The sixteenth annual convention of the Epworth League of the Bridgeton Conference District of the Mdtbodist Episcopal church opened in the First M. E. church, Vlocthnd, yesterday, and will* be continued throughout today. —Borough conodl of Wildwood has' granted a franchise to the Five-mile Beach Gas Company to erect a plant at that resort. Among the incorporators of the company are New Jersey State Controller J. Willard Morgan and Judge Harrison H. Voorbees. ♦-The Farrow divorce case which wa* called before Vice-Chancellor Urey in Cnmden on Monday, waa postponed until Wednesday. November 83. Eighteen wit. pmmt.nhey having been snb pcenled by the complainant and defendant

KnniHiy*# Island Bought. Judge H_ H. Voorbees %nd party Philadelphians and Five-Mile Beach residents have bought Sammy's Island, in Grnmy Sounds, and wtlTbuIld a clubhouse from which they propose to gun and flab.

Now la your chaaoe to flU your el book—Ua stamps free—cat the cot oat of this paper and take K to 8ol. Need-

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Mr. Bright in tboLead. As the canvass for sheriff in Cape May county progresses it develops that Harry Bright, the Republican candidate, is gaiaing strength. His eminent abUity for the position and his alertness in his private business matters, show that he will be the kind of a man for this offioe. He Is known as one of the solid business men of Five-Mile Beach, is strong in his convict ions, and like Theodore Roosevelt, be makes up his mind What is best to do. and does it. He fights always on principle, aud is dean in his record as a citixen, who has always battled tor what he has

thought to be right.

Bears Catiole of Friends. Richard Doughty, of Glassboro, the igtneer who was thought to be fatally injured In a head-on crash of trains at Woodbury, in August, to now able to be

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face which was horribly etripe oC are still badly burned. Doughty will be given his turn* “run" on duty. H* bee beM ex-

W 1LL VOTK ON IMPROVEMENTS. Ocean City Desire* New Boardwalk and New School Honses. One of the mo«t Important matters thst bn* come before Ocean City Connell for a long time was the passage last week of an ordinance and several resolutions in the interest of the camp ground and board walk netUemeot When Ocean City wa* first organised a plot of ground, extend lug from the ocean to the bay, wa* dedicated on a plan o( lota, which plan wa* filed In the County Clerk's office, as s public park and camp-meeting ground. A few yean later an effort made to erect building* upon some of ground in question, bat the court* were appealed to and Upheld the dedication. The Legislature, at ita last seaeion, onea ed s way whereby the alleged dedication might be removed, and Connell and the Ocean City Association (the latter the owner of the land in ter) have agreed on a basis of settlement, and now the mi goes before the legal voters, to be decided bv them at the coming election. In conaideration of the city removing the alleged dedication, the city of Ocean .City is to receive eighteen lots and NI0.000 towarn the erection of two school houses, .while the association is to sign an i ment deed for the erection of a boardwalk 32 feet wide over iu property on tke ocean front, between First and Seventeenth sta., and to place at least 110,000 worth of Improvements on the said released land with-

in one year.

Through All the Ups and Downs of Life, can you absolutely guarantee that your family will be comfortably provided for; that is, will you leave them any means of support ? Life Insurance will provide the means.

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CMM* SiyziUlY* -> Local Phone. 65. 305-7 Jackson Street, CAPE MAY, N, J. Branch Store Corner Broadway and Myrtle Avenue. West Cape May, N, J.

BARGAINS#

PORT-OFFICE TO MOVE.

It has been decided by the powers that be that Cape May is to have ha post-office moved from the present alts, No. *18 Washington street, la the building owned by Joseph Hand, probably to the building of tbs Mecrmy estate, across the street, formerly occupied by County School

Queen Jewelry Store, Jewelrs, Matches anb Cloche. Repairing Neatly Done by a Skilled Workman. MQ>. F. KUtiN. SOS Washington St. Cape Slay.

-We make a specialty of ladtea' shoes the largest assortment that oan be found

Toe post-office Inspector, Is report favorable to this build lag. Mrs. Hildreth, wife of Assemblyman BUdtelh, is tbs owner of a one-third t&tenst la the

The time of removal will be Mart* 1 next. Joseph Hand's team for the preeeut not expire until JuaelO, IPU,

the offiss, when the late Fi L. Bteharf postmaster.' Mr. Hand mosivee < MOO rent, white be supplies the offioe lx-

WANTED. asaxxTATTVK iu thteot fSreSSu&T

Wanted—Imdy or geuttemaaot fair _oatton to travel for a 1m of «m0M a taL Salary *ljn> per year and sxpsm

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Address, 10W Park Bow Bldg.. N. T.

Dm. Don’t pot it off to get your beak

.He wiU explain all.

tm the'girls bem • of dramas la I

&§ thin C+mpon ml Sol Needles, 608 WA8HU0TOH ST maW a purchase of One Dollar or more, I will give TKN (to) STAMPS FREE in addition to those which should be jfiveu with jroor purchase. Tina only good until JANUARY ist, >905*

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