, 1902-09-12

Smith Corson and Floyd Hewitt are
attending the Wildwood public school.
Collector w. E. Young has sold a lot
on Fourth e to Miss Clara Stimus
of MoorestoWn.
Anglesea NJ. f. church. Services
on Sunday, Sept. IA. Preaching by
the pastor at 1880. Sunday-school at
2.30. Rev. Newton Nelson, pastor.
The following election officers have
been appointed for ADglesea: Repub-
licans, E. Il. Hewitt, Thomas Corson.
Democrats, John Taylor, E. NJ. 5hivers.
Cut this out and take it to Cohen's
drug store and get a free sample of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets, The best physic. They cleanse and
invigorate the stomach, improve the
appetite aud regulate the towels. Reg
ular size, 25c. per box.
The marriage of Miss Florence P.
Taylor, daughter of Councilman John
Taylor, to Mr.. Millard +. Housman, of
New York, took place at the residence
of the brides parents at Anglesea last
night, Sept. IL 1902, Rev. George E.
Archer performing the CEREMONY at
e11ntrcTocE. Tie bride VOC a afsEs
of steel Liberty silk over a bodice Of rose
pink silk trimmed in duchess lace. she
carried flowers of smilax aud bridal
roses, worn from shoulder to waist.
The bridesmaids were Miss Alberta
krimmeli Of Philadelphia, and Miss
Lizzie Firth, Of Auglesea. dressed IL
white dotted null trimmed i'll applia-
que, and wearing pink roses with smi4
lax. The groomsmen were Allan O.
Wood and Wesley Stear, of Angleseas
Mrs. Thomas II. Smith played the
wedding march. The ceremony was
witnessed by MIR. and Mrs., John Tay-
lor, father and mother of the bride, Mrs.
Housman, mother of the groom, Coun-
Gilman and Mrs. Harry H. Hoffman,
Mayor and Mrs. Gus Hilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Taylor, Mrs. Phoebe Tay-
lor, Mrs. Elmer Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bohm, Mrs. Laura Townsend,
Walter Corson, Masters Percy and Ed
die Taylor, Masters Charlie, Harry and
Reggie Hoffman, Mrs. Thomas H.
Smith and daughter, Miss Lucy Hill
dreth, Charles Hoffman, ST., and Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Young. The bride
and groom We're the recipients of 800
from the brides father. The other
gifts consisted of silyerware, u glass,
japanese ware, cts, the articles being
uuHleTOus anu costly.
H RECEPTION.
Immediately after the marriage the
Marine band of Wildwood escorted the
bridal party to the Anglesea pavilion
where a reception was held. Chef w.
Wills and head waiter Leonard White
prepared a sumptuous repast. Dan
cling was enjoyed by all present, the
first waltz being led by the newly mar
ried couple. After a most enjoyable
evening all retired to their homes with
best wishes for the happy couple in
whose honor the reception was given.
Those present at this function were
and Mrs. John w. Young, Mr..
and Mrs. John j.. File, Mr.. File, ST.,
Councilman and Mrs. Bernard Long,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mckinley, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank w. Dougherty, DR..
and Mrs. N. a. Cohen, Postmaster and
Mrs. Jason Buck, Capt. and Mrs. Henry
Ludlam, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Godfrey,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Godfrey, Mrs. Mer-
cy Buck, Mrs. Annie Hewitt, Misses
Lena and BrooXXie Hewitt, Misses
Media and Lizzie Mckinley, Miss Daisy
Miss Haddie Morris, Miss Alice
Noack, Miss Edna Hildreth, Margaret
Mace, Rae Young, Irene Ludlam, Rev.
Newton Nelson, Prof. w. L. Burns,
Harry Walls, Harry Firth, Walter
Ludlam, Walter Shivers, Sven aud
Bruce Long, Clement Foster, Luther
Swain, John and Frank Hilton, Lo-
renzo Shivers, Earl Godfrey.