, 1903-12-16
ANGLESEA PENCILINGS

j. j. Sites, a member of the Arctic
club, spent Sunday here.
Harry c. Fletcher, a city magistrate
IN Philadelphia, came down on Satur-
day and remained over until Monday.
Among the guests at the Hereford
this week were John Schutzline, a re-
tired merchant and now a member of
the Arctic gun and fishing club.
Mr.. Frank Norton, a former boarding.
house keeper here was buried on Sun
day afternoon at the methodist grave
yard, Cape May Court House.
Charles Robinson "a teamster for John
w. Young, was taken home sick Mon
day afternoon in a wagon.
Richard Button, a carpenter. now
employed by Charles Mace in the con-
struction of his new hotel, contem-
plates IA trip TO England in the near
future.
Marshal George Firth has been max
ing some Improvements around the
Hereford clubhouse during the past
week.
a large assortment of five and ten
cent toys at Mech q Co. IS.
Mrs. Brobson will make soup on Fri
day next at 10 cents a quart for the
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and also for the decoration of the school
house as an entertainment will be given
during the Christmas holidays by the
children.
The gunners have been active around
this section the past few weeks and
their bags as seen around the depot be-
tokens sport to be had in no other part
of this State.
Tho rinih dicainli.,n that hoe 1x-o -,
characterized the government stations
on Five Mile Beach is being maintained
at this end of the island mot to say the
least of Holly Beach Station), with the
same strenuous vigor and eXacting
drills as was enforced during the sum-
mel months when the weather was more
favorable for launching the lifeboat and
going through the required drills at sea
as set forth by the U. s. government
authorities. The breeches buoy appar-
atus is put in operation once a week and
the signal exercises which includes the
international and general service drill.
New assortment pocket knives, 25c
and SOC, at r. w. Ryan's Japanese
Bazaar. X
Mrs. Hewitt, wife of the Lighthouse
keeper, had added many new features
to her usual stock of Christmas goods,
among which may be mentioned a
number of novelties for tree decorating,
such as electric bulbs of miniature size,
with small apertures wherein to place a
small candle which gives the effect of
an incandescent light.
Mrs. George Firth is going to spend
Christmas with friends in Germantown
and Kensington, Phila.
John Vance, the Holly Beach house
mover, has been awarded the contract
for the moving of the pavilion which
is now on the ocean front, TO the inlet,
adjoining the Hotel Royal.
Bargains at Glickman's.
f. w. Dougherty, the genial proprie-
tor of the Walnut Avenue House, is in
the city on business. 1t may be of in
terest TO many of his male friends to
know that Frank was at one time a
shining light in the theatrical world
aud speaks With great force of his
varied eX periences before the footlights
in the large cities throughout the
country.
George Ent, proprietor of the Hotel
Germantown, entertained a number of
friends from Philadelphia over Sunday.
Harry Brannan, of the firm of Bran
an " Goslin, builders and contractors,
visited Sea Isle City Monday afternoon
on a business trip.
Collector w. E. Young was a visitor
to Sea Isle City on Monday.
A So overcoat for 80 at Glickman's.
Lewis Isendore, VIM. Chambers,
Joseph and Frank Rynhardt, Edward
Mack, Charles Weiss and Horace
Draper, all members of the Attic club
We're down on Sunday.
Phil. MCGOWAN and David Kirk
patrick, both members of the RoXbor-
ough club, spent Sunday here visiting
old friends and a number of acquaint-
ances. The membership of this club
is in excellent standing and many men
prominent in business circles in this
State and Pennsylvania are counted
among its many patrons.
Councilman John Bright, of Wild
wood, has awarded the contract to
Robert Wright for the erection of a
pretty cottage OF his lots at the corner
of 23d and New York n on the
OttpnS tract