, 1903-09-09
ANGLESEA PENCILINGS
BITS OF NEWS GATHERED
HERE, THERE AND EVERY
WHERE BY THE JOURNAL
MAN
ABOUT THOSE Who COME AND CD

FROM all accounts Robert McCarty
has had plenty of use for sulphur of
late.
Last Sundays excursion brought 700
people.
Among the guests at Hotel German
town during the past week have been
John j.. Gibbons, Chas. J.. Gibbons.
John r.. Peterman, Joseph Peterman,
r. Peterman, Geo. E. Peberdy, w. F.
Nice, all of Philadelphia.
The new bell was hung in the beIfry
OF the Anglesea Methodist Church last
Saturday. 1t weighs 300 pounds and
was purchased at Baltimore, costing
500, which amount was raised hy sub
scription.
The yachtowned by Ellsworth Hewitt
went on the bar last Saturday, but was
hoated at full tide.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Bradbury
and child, of Philadelphia, who have
been stopping at Hotel Royal. returned
home on Tuesday of this week.
The big poster cartoon tackled on the
Ice wagon driven byAssessor Tom Corson
showing Bob Hand entering the senate
Chamber for a third term, tickled Tom
amazingly. Tom was sure the Senator
would be a winner.
Be sure to attend the Millinery Open
ing at Mech d Co.'S.
The post office at Cape Nav Cont
House, the county seat of Cane Nav
county, was robbed early on Thursday
morning of last week, the thieves TAX
ing cash and postage stamps to the
amount OF about 500. An entrance
was gained by boring holes in the back
door. This aperture made it possible
for a man TO reach the huge oak bar
which ran across the door and held it.
Inc robbers obtained their tools TO work
win at Benezet's carriage factory,
when was nearby. The iron door of
the hreproofsafe was found lying on the
moor, badly bent and twisted, with a
hole drilled above the combination lock.
"A portion OF the money taken was the
property OF Postmaster Richardson him.
aIoadrd lie reading fai1toad stallafi
Wednesday night, who are believed TO
have been the robbers.
You can a " at least % per cent. by
purchasing at Glickman's.
We hear considerable now about
Senator Hand having done so much
for Five Mile Beach, it being claimed
over there that it was through his
efforts that the road from the mainland
was built. Admitting that he was re-
sponsible for the construction of that
road with its miles of bridges, it would
seem that, having drawn more than
$4,000 from the county treasury on
account of that "help" he gave the
beach, there is no debt due him from
the voters of the three boroughs. There
are lots of men who will "helpp Five
Mile or any other Beach at considerable
less then $40, 1000 per "helpp and will
not ask for votes on account of it after
ward.-Cdpe May County Gazette.
The beautiful new bell of the Angle
sea NJ. f. Church tolled its first invi-
tatlon to the people last Sunday. The
bell is full metal, sweet and rich in
tone and was presented to the church
by Mrs. Capt. c. B. Mathews who So
licited the necessary funds to procure
it. Come unto me, all We that labor
and are heavy laden, and | will give
you rest' is neatly inscribed on the
bell also the name of the donor and
the church. The bell was made by the
McShane Bell Co. of Baltimore, Md.
At the primary election held in
Anglesea yesterday Mayor Hilton was
a candidate for delegate in the interest
of Senator Hand and Druggist George
w. Dougherty was running for dele
gate for Assemblyman Crosse, of Ocean
City. Mayor Hilton was elected by
the following vote:
Hilton A.
Dougherty Il.
There were IS names on the register.
There were 50 Republican votes cast,
four of which were rejected. The
Democrats had no candidate i'll the
field for delegate.
The Wildwood public school opened
yesterday with an enrolment of 81
scholars. Thirty-three were enrolled in
the primary room in which Miss For
cum teaches, and nineteen were enrolled
in Principal Cresse's room.
An adjourned regular meeting of the
Anglesea Council was held on Wednes-
day evening of last week and the re-
port of the Commissioners of Assess
ment on the grading and graveling of a
number of streets was accepted.