, 1903-10-21
ANGLESEA PENCILINGS

Capt. Henry S. Ludlam, of the An
glesea life saving station, speaks in
glowing terms of the ~benevolency of
the Women's National Association for
the care of seaman at the various coast
stations in the supplying of clothing
and delicacies hat are SO much needed
at a time of emergency. The gratitude
shown by the survivors of the wrecked
tug Spartan eXcels that of any previous
experiences among shipwrecked crews.
Frank W. Dougherty, of the Walnut
Avenue House, is having the house
repapered and painted. 1t may he of
interest to many ofhis admirlng friends
to know that he has the finest collec-
ton of birds that frequent this part of
the coast. Mr.. Dougherty is a very
entertaining host and relates his eX-
PLOTS through the marshes in a manner
that becomes fascinating To his listeners.
Capt. Charles Wilson, of the auxil-
larry yacht Barbara, will leave for Phil
adelphia N a few days to take on a
private family who are going to Flor
ida on a cunning expedition. The
charter Is for an indefinite period.
Captain Wilson states that on his re-
turn he expects to spend the remainder
of the winter cod fishing.
The steamers Ocean CITY and Vigil
liant went out to the fishing banks ON
Sunday from Stone Harbor with a
number of Philadelphians. Owing to
the changed condition of the inlet these
boats have been unable to get in to
their former landing place at all times
of the tide which makes it embarrassing
at this time of the year when the Sun
day excursions are still on.
Mayor Gus Hilton recently bought a
naptha boat in Philadelphia about 30
feet in length to be used for taking out
fishing and sailing parties next sum
mer. He was caught on the Delaware
river during the late storm while on the
way to Anglesea with her and put in
at Newcastle until the storm abated.
An eagle of immense proportions was
seen III the vicinity of Pennsylvania
avenue, between 10Th and 18th streets,
about 8 80 o'clock Monday morning, on
the marshes fronting the beach.
Joshua Shivers has commenced oper-
atoms on a e house on Pennsylvania
emu He is also in receipt of nu-
merOus communications requesting bids
for property, both brick and frame.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Taylor, of Ava
lon, returned home last Saturday morn
ing after visiting his brother, John Tay-
lCE ana iAaAliJ, &i u few days.
Collector w. E. Young and wife have
been visiting relatives at Ocean City,
Ex-Borough Clerk Harry Mckinley,
master of the yacht Vincent, is now
having a little recreation while the boat
is being repaired from damage sus-
tanned.
Councilman George j. Ent is having
a new roof put on the porch of Hotel
Germantown and other Improvements
made about the hotel.
Ex-Postmaster John Taylor spent
last Saturday in Philadelphia.
An unusual large haul of crabs was
made in the curse of a few minutes by
a man from Vineland on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Brobson visited friends
over Sunday in Holly Beach.
The carpenters are now at work re-
constructing the pier at Hotel Royal
and things will soon take on their usual
aspect.
About fifty strangers visited this place
on Sunday for the purpose of Grabbing.
You can get the Lambertville snag
proof boots at Glickman's.
Capt. John Leonard, wner of the
yacht Irene, entertained a few friends
over Sunday.
The members of the Hereford club
enjoyed a wild duck dinner last Sunday.