, 1903-10-28
ANGLESEA PENCILINGS

Mayor Hilton called the regular
monthly meeting of the Anglesea Bor-
ough Council to order on Thursday
evening of last week, Councilmen
Buck, Hewitt, Hoffman, and Young
being present, as was also Borough
Clerk Shivers. \ letter was read from
solicitor Voorhees, in which he said
that he was unable to be present on
account of being engaged in an adj
miralty case at Atlantic City, and ask
ed that the meeting be adjourned over
to Wednesday night, the 2Sth inst,
when the riparian rights question and
other important matters will be taken
up. a communication was read from
Andrew >. Weeks, complaining of the
inadequate drainage of Chestnut ave.,
which was referred to the street COM
mittee. Contractor Sweeten was ord
cred to repair the drain trunks in a
number of streets that were displaced
by the sewer Workmen. Collector
Young's monthly report was read
showing naught on hand. Council
adjourned to meet tonight.
Henry w. Coulter, of New Orleans,
La, spent Sunday with his brother-in-
law, druggist Dougherty. Mr.. Coulter
is a 33d degree mason and came north
to attend the bi-annual conclave of the
33d degree Masons at Washington, ID.
c., representing the State of Louisiana.
He is well up in Masonic circles and
holds membership in the following
lodges:-Life Member Logan Lodge No.
400, f. & A. M; Life Member oncorde
Chapter No. ., r. A. NJ; Life Member
lndivisible Friends Com. No. l, X. t.;
Life Member Louisiana Council Nc. =,
r. S. M; Albert Pike Lodge of Perfec-
ton; Pelican Chapter, Rose Croix;
Eagle Council of Kadosh; Grand Con
slstory of Louisiana 32do A. & a. S. r.;
Jerusalem Temple A. q a. o. n. NJ. S.
Bert Thompson, who has been en-
ployed on the pound fisheries in this
vicinity for sometime past, was arrest
ed at the Anglesea post office on Thurs
day night of last week by Marshal Geo.
Firth, at the instance of three men, one
of whom it was said was a de tective,
one a constable from Cumberland
county, and the other a man from
Maurice River, whom it was claimed
Thompson robbed two OF three years
ago. The accused man was locked up
over night in the Anglesea borough
lookup where Constable Firth and one
of the men kept vigil all night.
Thompson was taken to Bridgeton Fri
day morning. 1t is said that an at
temptwe made to arrest the man once
before Wnen he was fired at but escaped.
Mrs. M. B. Severn, Miss Katheri ne
Severn and Sidney H. Ogden, of Wild
wood, called on Druggist and Mrs.
Dougherty a few days ago
During the past week the families of
John J. File, n. r. S. Yewdall and
Mrs. H%oughton, who have been cottag-
ing here, left for their homes in Phila-
delphia. The latter occupied the cottage
owned by the late Chas. NJ. Glib.
Druggist Dougherty has finished
grading his lots which are enclosed in
his residence property on Central ave-
nue.. Mr.. d., tesides raising a good
crop o~fvegetables as usual this past sea-
son, has a good crop of peanuts which
he raised on Anglesea soil.
Councilman John w. Young has
been awarded the contract by Henry
H. Ottens for laying eve on the
latter's property down in the vicinity
of 18th street, west of the railroad.
Adolph Anderson has been doing
some beautiful work in the painting
of the walls at the Yewdall cottage.
Mrs. r. G. Hamilton was in Angle
sea Monday visiting her music scholars.
Borough Clerk Harry S. Hewitt, of
Holly Beach, was here on business
Monday afternoon.
R. d. Cole, the Bridgeton nursery
man, has an advertisement in this issue.
Stove repairs of all kinds gotten on
shortest notice at r. w. Ryan's Wild
wood Bazaar. X
Mayor Hilton is nursing a boil on his
hand.
Warm underwear at little cost at
Mech u Co. Is. X
You can get the Lambertville snag
proof boots at Glickman's. \