, 1903-12-09
ANGLESEA PENCILINGS

Ed. Tice has left for a few days to
visit friends in Melville.
Mrs. L. {. Hamilton, of Wildwood,
visited her music scholars on Monday.
Contractor John Taylor has a force of
men at work grading and graveling on
First avenue.
The auxiliary yacht Barbara made
her first trip to sea on Monday and
brought in a good catch of cod. Cap
tain Wilson was highly pleased with
their success.
Contractors Young & Son who have
been laying the sewerage pipes for
Henry Ottens have about completed
their work.
Mrs. f. Dougherty, of the Walnut
Avenue House, left Monday afternoon
for Philadelphia Oh a shopping trip.
Councilman John Murnin, merchant
tailor, whose business house is in Phil
adelphia, spent the week end here al
his cottage.
Richard Button has secured the sole
right of a patent window device, where
by the noise and shaking of the windows
is prevented by the use of this attach
ment to the frames.
New assortment pocket knives. 25c
and Soc, at r. w. Ryan's japanese
Bazaar. 4
James Chadwick, eX-marshal of
Anglesea, who occupies the rear of
Mrs. Hewitt's store, put his flag at half
mast a few days past out of respect for
his bereaved comrade Sheriff Mines, of
Camden.
Revival services are being held at the
NJ. E. Church.
Gus Hilton's cabin decked naptha
launch lost her trawl in the channel
Monday afternoon but was recovered
later on in the evening.
Charles Mace, proprietor of Hotel
Royal, is pleased With the success at
tanned in the moving of his commod-
iOus structure which was necessitated
by the dangers of high tides. The pill
ing is now gradually being removed
under the supervision of Brannan &
Goslin and the carpenters are at work
laying flooring in the new basement and
anneX
Andrew ~Shapespeare Weeks, propri-
etor of the Hereford House, who has
been i'll for some time, is now greatly
improved and enjoyed a little convivlal
given by his friends on Sunday, it being
his SD birthday.
Brannan d Goslin have the contract
for some alterations and improvements
about the cottage of Mrs. Christine
Weldy.
Capt. Ludlam and staff of the Life
Saving Station, were taking obserya-
tons of the tidal curvatures in the
channel on Monday and states that in
his opinion the property of the govern
ment at this station will eventually
have to be moved further back as the
constant encroachment of the sea at
this part of the island is endangering
property.
Contractor George Firth is grading
two lots on Pennsylvania avenue for
Mrs. Ruhamah Crosse, also for Borough
Clerk E. NJ. Shivers.
Materials for fancy work at Mech
q Co.'S, Holly Beach.
James Webster Thornton, a lineal
descendant of Webster, of dictionary
fame, has got a contract to put in a
number of sluices for the borough of
Anglesea.
Ladies' Fascinators at 25c. and soc.
at NJ. w. Glickman's. 4
A boat house at the e of the club
house of Lieutenant Lyons at Beach
Creek was burned on Sunday morning,
Dec. 9th. The fire was caused by a
leaking oil stove about five O'Clock in
the morning, Mr.. Albright, a MEM
Der of the club, was burned about the
hands and face just as he was entering
the door. The launch, nets and fishing
tackle belonging to the club were
housed in the building and were
destroyed.
Stove repairs of all kinds obtained at
the shortest notice at r. w. Ryan's
Wildwood Bazaar.