CAPE MAY HERALD, THUKSDAY. MARCH 30, 1905.

NEWS THROUGH' THE COUNTY

COLO SPRING. OOLl> SPUING. March 2U — Mw. Vilton C'reMc ia on a taro weeka* vlalt to rJatlvn in Pbilailalphla. • Mr. and Mm. Walter tjhaw'of Philadrlpbia spent part of last week with Mrs. Shaw’a parents. Mr. and Mm Clinton Hand. Mr. and Mm. Sheppard Taylor and Mm. Belle KrrWoii at leaded tl.e funeral ot Leri Tyler at tioKhen Wednesday. Mm. Cl*r« Snyder (uer Uutlierford); of 1‘hHade pi.ia i» «pending a few days with her mother Mm. IhivW .MrPhemon entertained Wii*a'C«»* fr-sn upJetaey last week. Joe Snyildt wa» at Court House on buMucs* last week. Mian Olive Dougla**, who ia attending achiKil at West « heater, ia home on a two weeks' vacation. CAPE MAY POINT. CAPE MaY POINT. March 29 —Mr. Am non W light is having his cottage beautified by a beautiful cogt of paint, preparing for his spring opening. At the advent of apring the Point seems to t* taking on new life Several of the cottage people have been down this week making prepam lions for an early spring opening, several cottages are being repainted, lawns cleared, and taking in all it seems as though there eas been a general awakening after a long winter’a aleep. - The lood croak of the frog is now heard snd next will be the whip-poor-wfli. /' . y If a certain young couple would explain their trip to "horse heartn” on Bander afternoon, it would allay the nerves of several of the Point'* roost inquisitive residents, as they were seen strolling in that direction about 3.30 o’dock. But the correspondent will not dare to mention any names. Bakdpi >‘KX

visited bei parents E. 0. Wheaton on

Sunday.

Miss Klva Camp is spending a few days with her friend Miss Jennie “

son at Dias Creek.

nnie Erric- • 7

DIAS CREEK.

DIAS CREEK. March 2».—« apt. Elmer Willetts went to Philadelphia on bonnes* Monday morning. Rev. J. W. Wainwright preached Ms first sermon in the M. E. Church Sunday to a large congregation. The first quarterly meeting of Goehen and Diae Creek ebuge will convene at Go4ien April 1st and fid. Poatmaater Jos. Camp and wife of Pierces attended divine service in the M. E. Church on Sunday afternoon. Several of our fruit growers are spraying their tree* with bme salt and splpber for the purpose of destroying the San

Jdseaeais.

Mrs. Ella Norton is visiting her sister

in Jameoburg, Pa., this

Mrs. Ella Vans man ia confined to her

room with the grip this

John Smith finds employment at

"Court House helping dear away ilia

debris of thy burned buildings.

FISHING CREEK.

PISHING CREEK, March » — El. Reeves and wife of Cape May called on their father on Sunday. Elmer Hemingway, wife and daughter Emma passed through thi* village on Sunday. Mias Ruth Swain of Cold Spring is spending the week with her grandparents. W. ¥ McKean and wife. Mm. Martha Snyder visited relatives at Cape May early in the week. via. Nora Reese and daughter Violet of Washington are spending the week with relatives here. Bert Howell snd wife of Dias Creek took lea with Frank Bale and wife, on .'aturday. Georgie Hemming way si spending the week in Millville with bis father, Charles Ueuuuingway. Albert Hosted of Port Norris spent a few days with J. D. Hoffman and family recently. Ben Learning of Philadelphia will as. idst the Shaw Bros, on their farm this summer. Meadames Jennie .McPherson, Ells Woolson, Ells Johnson snd May Hemingway visited relatives at Holly Beach on Thursday last. D. M. Woolson, wife and daughter* of Holly Beach spent Sunday with Frank Barnett and family. Daniel Woolson and family entertained Harry Fbompsou and wife and Jed McKnight of Green ( reek on Sunday

last.

Misses Jennie and Hannah Woolson spent Wednesday last'with relatives at West Cape May. Lemuel Scheilenger and wife entertained Mias Ras Holmes of Anglestaand Miss Olive Douglass and brother of Cold Bjtfing on Friday and tiaturday last. On Sunday Mr. John Snyder and wile entertained Mias Anna Crowell, Horn Harris, Min Edna Wbildin and Herbert Young of Cape May. Rev. Mr. Wells, wife and son of Erma took tea with J. Thoms- and wife on Bnoday last. SCXtUT SCHOOL CLASS UIXJH SUBPSIHI rAkrr-' " On Friday evening last s grand surprise party was given to Mrs. Emma Bhaw by her Bunday school dan in honor of her thirty-ninth birthday. During the evening the young folk* greatly enjoyed themselves by playing games and music. At a very late hour they retired to the dining room where refreshments were served in abundance. While enjoying themselves so much the party bad not noticed that a storm had arisen, so when ready to f»-

B. L How.Il bw the contract for W™ to tbelr rrapective

painting Jemnian Norton’* bouse and will commence work in a few days. Edward Tattle and Ralph Norton improved the roads by giving them a good scraping last weak. Miss Helen Camp of Court House visited Miss Qaric* Erricson the first of the week. , Mrs. Dr. J. H. Hand, who has been 01 the past three weeks, ts slowly recovering her usual good health. CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, Mar. ffl. Mrs. Joseph Snyder of Cold Spring is spending this week with her daughter Mrs. G. tflinton Buck. Mrs. William Scull entertained her mother from Bridgeton a few days'' this

week.

Miss Joanna Hearon made a bednesa trip to Philadelphia on Monday. Alfred Crease of Green Creek waa doing bosineva here on Monday. Rev. B. F. Bock of Green Creek waa a visitor at the Methodist parsonage on Monday. Frank Nichols of Stone Harbor vial ted his family bare the first of the week. Mias Edna Colima of Baavllle waa a Sunday visitor here. Raymond Corson snd wife entertained his parents bom Goshen Sunday. Mia. Ethel Garrison of Millville .is spending s une time'with reUtivee here. Howard Hand of Carlisle apest the first of tbs week with his parents MayfOle. Mias Alma Wright of Philadelphia is spending s few days with C. F. and family.

they

found it raining m torrents which compelled the whole party to stay the re-

ihainder of the night.

Those present were Meadames Emma and MattieSbaw, Mimes Helen McKean, Jennie Woolson, Olive Douglas, Kietta Bhaw, Rae Holmes, Edna Woolson. Lou ie Vanaman, Lulu Bhaw, Hannah Wordson, Genera and Jennie Shaw; Messrs. Augustas McKean, Leslie Woolson, Elwood Douglass, Thomas Vane man, Henry Bhaw, Edgar Woolson, Eli Snyder, Herbert Shaw, and Charles Woolson. In the morning, after eqjoying cake and coffee, all returned home, haring reported a grand good time.

SOUTH SEA VIL LE. SOUTH SEAVILLE, March 29—Mr*. N. 8. Corson and daughter Mias Florence B^ were doing business at the county seat on Thursday. A number ot our dtisensattended the annoal banquet of the Knights of Pythias at Dennisrille on Thursday evening. The funeral of our former fellow townten Sheppard Gallaher took place on Saturday at 1 o’clock. Interment war made at Sooth Dennis. Mr. Charles Lloyd has accepted a po sition in the steam saw mill of Cam bet

A Dixon.

Mias Edna Collin* has been spending a few days among relatives at Court

Mias Gsrtis Fisher on MMnrdsy. The person who sneaked ofl with Jack Berry’s bicycle on Wednesday evening, sla»hsd the tires and then tbsew it into a neighbor's door yard, developed s spirit so intensely mean and wicked a* to justly place them outside the pale of respectable recognition Pastor Waples preached a very Interesting and instructive sermon on Sabbath morning from lfeb.6:16, hi* theme being patient endurance. Mr. Charles Way has purchased for ie oae of hi* daughters, Miaai s Mabel and Helen, a fine rubber-tired cutler, in which they take frequent spins. Mr. and Mm. Charles Devanl and Mr. and “re. James Wbltecar of Ocean View and Mr. and Mrs. Johnnies* of Seaville attended church on Sabbath morning to listen to their former pastor, Rev.

M. Waples. -

ERflA. ERMA. March 29 —Mr*. Kill*Gsrretsog la living with her son, Mr. Nelson Garretaon. Wm. R. Biddle has purchase] the house where Joseph Greaves formerly lived. s. Ask Gosaie what Jennie had one night recently. Wedding beHs are soon going to ring out. Who,will it be 7 Mr*. Ella Garretaon visited Cape May friend* the first of the week. Any one wishing to know anything concerning a hobo, ask I<e*!ie G. about

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There waa no school in the primary pertinent for two days last week on account of the iUnesa of Mrs. Swain’s mother. The P. B. R- has jost completed patting op more signals. Next we need is gates. Mrs. j ulia Johnson of Cape May visited her brother Nelson Garretaon, last eek. Robert Hand has added another shuffle board to his parlor. AutomeUle* are seen spinning dally through our place at such speed that ought to be prohibited. Several of oar people hare been heavy losers in the Storey Colton concern which baa just gon-- up. Mr. and Mm. Conroe Matthews entertained several friends Thonday evening itmic and crokioole. Every one enjoyed tbemselres. especially skid. Mm. George McNeil and Mrs. Lottie Miller were Cape May visitors rriday. Mr. Jos. Greave* mad* a business trip to Holly Beach Saturday. Mr. K. T. Johnson, our enterprising merchant, is now using bis fine new delivery wagon. Get your new order ready Mrs. Msry E GArretson of Court House has rented Mr Isaac Cobb’s bonse, to which place she will more Mr. Thomas Charle*worth of ' illvills as visiting friends here Wednesday. Rev. John Col/b baa gone to Elmer to lake bis charge there. Hu family u still at this place. Mrs. Milton Taylor and son Senser were Cgpe May visitors Saturday. There was a very laage attendance at church Sunday moraing at the sacra-

The Sunday school was reorgapisetl Sunday. New officers were elected and more das* was added, the number

now being IS.

A XIKTHDAT PASTY A birthday surprise party waa

given their Mus-

hy Mr. and Mrs. Milton Taylor to daughter, Miss Fannie Taylor, on day evening. Many guinea

the amnsement for the evening. Music

and singing were also one of the e ing’s pastimes. At s late hour guests were called to the dining i

where an abundance of refreshments was served. A very enjoyable evening

was spent.

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