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GREEN CREEK j: — ; Charles Fries, agent for the Millville i ( Flour and Grain Company, called on j t ^ friends here Tuesday. I j .Walter Watson has engaged with the I f Wild wood Water Company for another I , season at the pumping station. 1 Theodore Hickman went to Court t House Monday after timber for a new ® picket fence. ' Roy Waloott of Burleigh called on the ' Township firewarden Friday. Oapt. M. 11 Norbury, Theodore Hick- , aaan, Truman Hickman with their | - wires were entertained at the home of | j Mr. Lehman at the Wildw-ood pumping f station Thursday evening. ! ^ Ooleman Selovcr, Wilham Bateman I ( and T. Hickman were doing business at j j Oourt House Thursday. Oapt Ezra Norton is getting the lum- ' her on the ground for a new house at ' the corner lot he bought at the Schel- . 1 eager sale. 1 The ladies of Arbutus Temple are t rehearsing for an entertainment to be < given in the hall in the near future. i Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Miller, of Cape 1 City, was at their farm here Tues- i Oapt. M. M. Norbury and Prof. John 1 %aimby attended church service Sunday t afternoon at Diss Greek. I W. S. Eldredge is clearing some of the t farm land he recently bought of his I aunt. Ralph Schellinger has a family moved i in his tenant house, the man will work | •a his farm for him. I William Armstrong and wife spent i Sunday with former friends at Goshen, j Romers Isaard has several men working for him, ditching his salt meadows, i . Quite a large number of the members I of the Grange attended their meeting i Tuesday evening and met the new i •ounty demonstrator: a setout followed, i dement Mover drives a new gray i horse, bought at Eldora. The harbangers of spring are here, i The croak of the frog, the song of the i birds and the whistle of the plow boy ■ are heard in the land. j i Harry Watson and wife and Jos. < James and wife attended the Jr. 0. U. j : Jk M. supper at Goshen Thursday eve- • ■ing. 1 Township Committeeman Ralph Rchellenger attended a regular meeting Thursday at Court House. • Clinton S. Oesse, of Burleigh, trimhied the peach orchard of Ralph Schellinger last week. Roland Stiles carted the material from the lumber yard of W. J. Tyler at Court House for Capt. Ezra Norton's spw house. William H. Thompson has the building contract. Charles Watson, wife, Edward and Mary. of South Dennis, spent Sunday with his brother Harry and family here. Chpt. Joseph Brown has been doing | some trimming and spraying fruit trees >for George Race at Burleigh. What has become of the Oape May County Poultry Association is a question that is frequently asked. The Association was formed little more than one year ago. Mr. John N. Reeve was elected the president, who with his subordinate officers started off in good *ape to make a success. At the meeting held at Green Creek (the last one)

l there wan sufficient cold water thrown i ion the efforts being put forth by one, 1 of the smart set that completely dis- , , ! heartened those who were interested 1 . j and working hsrd for the benefit of the I association. Mr. Reeve has not deemed , it advisable to go any farther with af- , It appears in this as well as in other affairs that if a certain few can- 1 1 ■not be the ring leaders they will kill j , | the affair rather than help it along. The ] association could of been a great help i to our poultry growers if certain factions had been kept out of the business i meetings. Rev. William Ellis is attending Con- 1 ! at Atlantic City this week. It I i not certain whether he will return i for aiiother year. Mr. Elli^ hss been , faithful to his post of duty and has preached very acceptable sermons, and ' the majority of our people would like i him to return for another year. ( HEALTH OF 00R SUMMER RESORTS ^ Many of our summer resort# have acted on the policy that a good climate, charm .of location and beauty of scenery 1 an- sufficient inducements to attract . the summer visitor: but nowadays pco- i pie are more war)' and wisely look for more than this before selecting a vacation playground. The visitor wants a • clean bill of health from the resort . has chosen, and is entitled to have one. Vacation typhoid is becoming j . as a serious hazard. The pru- J dent recreation seeker now finds out "n [ advance whether or not this infection prevails at the plan- he has in mini, and furthermore learns what sanitary J measures are being taken there to safe- j guard the health of the summen colony The town of York. Maine, has recently I taken steps that at once place it in tl.oj i forefront of progress as far as health i ; concerned. The way the problem was j met may well serve as a model for other i I summer resorts. Last year there were | number of cases of typhoid fever at l , York. No attempt was made to conceal j . the fact of the existence of the disease j • and its extent. The authorities very ■ I properly felt that the. way to meet any J ! danger was to face it in the open. An I . expert was invited to come to York and j . ' make a sanitary survey. The chief rec- • ommendation of the expert was that j Y'ork needed a full time, health officer. i The town appropftat&l/$2,500 a year • ' for this purpose and appointed Mr . | William Eustis Brown, a graduate of • the School for Health Officers of Har- - vard Technology, to the newly created position. The town of Y'ork is now 1 spending one dollar per capita per year t for health, a larger sum than is approg priated by any other American city dib rectly for a like purpose. "Public health is purchasable," the price is mod1 crate, and Y'ork shows by its action j that it intends to enjoy the best attain- ■. able protection from disease. Other ; summer colonies will find it to their ads vantage to follow the example of York and take the necessary measures to f safeguard their citizens and the strang- - ers within their gates. The Journal of - the American Medical Association a strongly advises the public to demand ■ the security of health that only a wrfl- - ordered sanitary department can fur1 nish. Our seashore and mountain re- - sort# can no longer depend on nature ) and luck for a clean bill of health. f|

GOSHEN Mr. and Mrs. LeWls Corson spent the week end with Oape May CSty friends. John Heron was a recent Avalon . Mrs. Frances Garrison Spent several days in Philadelphiai Mrs. H. Van Gilder is under the docMr. and Mrs. J. H. Carroll callcl on Mr. anil Mrs. H. G. Tomlin Sundav and took them in their auto to call on their daughter and infant grandson at Diss Creek. Mr. Tomlin's health is -lowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. S. Rolle. of Camden, aSat the home of their daughter V Kirkbride, for a season. Mrs. Albert "Matthews of Cold Fpri », i spent several days with her 'bister her . The D. of A. held their annual hi iquet in the hall Friday evening, *-" >• Miss Cora Hand and J-eRoy Mo:tin ' spent an evening with Miss Mary T.ii- i lin. Mr. hnd Mrs. J. H. Coombs wcrt ruling on friends Sabbath evening. I , PETERSBURC Miss Reta Collins spent a di In j Ocean City with her parents. J • , Walter Voss and wife, of Plejant- i " I villo. will make their home herewith j I his mother. Mrs. I>.ra Voss. Mrs. Leslie A. Corson and Mrs. |no- I Smith were in Ocean City Friday. 1 I I Mason Laffertv ami wife, of |ou- j I cester City spent Sunday with ines ! _

j Smith and wife. Ralph Van Gilder, of Ocean Cltyvi- | ited his parents. Washington Van Bid- j ' er and wife over Sunday. ' ' i Miss Carrie J. Blake is yisitingHa- j jtivps at Dennisville and Eldora ;h s j 'week. Harry Adams and family of pan | ' City spent Monday with Benj. Stefan i and wife. 1 Our people have been attejng , church at Tuekahoe several nigl 1 1 1 j week. . 1825 15 | i ! - THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPAP 1 , " ■ Incorporated 1825. 1 1 , .

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