, 1903-12-23
ANGLESEA PENCILINGS

Bernard Long represented Anglesea
on the Grand Jury at the term OF Court
that commenced on Tuesday of this
week.
Collector w. +. Young made a trip
10 Trenton on Monday.
The new cottage to be built for Fred
erick Sutton Oh 18th and Pennsylvania
avenue was commenced on Monday.
The frontage ill be IS feet 10 inches,
depth IS feet 10 inches. The building
will be 3-stories and basement, to be
completed about the latter part of April.
Frank K. Smith is the contractor.
A large assortment of mems winter
caps and gloves at r. w. Ryan's Wild
wood Bazaar.
a. Anderson, master painter, is hav-
ing a good run of work this winter and
is employing quite a number of men.
Leverett Newcomb, a large property
owner of Vineland was here during the
week attending to paying of taxes and
assessments due on property.
The work on Hotel Royal, owned by
Chas. Mace, is being rapidly pushed
forward and will be open for business
in the early part of January.
Mr.. Hewitt, lighthouse keeper, hurt
his hand about two weeks ago and has
suffered with it during the past few
days to such an extent that he was
obliged to call in medical aid. He had
deemed it of little consequence at first
and was reticent about consulting a
physician.
Christmas presents for young and old
at Mech u Co.'S. \
The cottage of Capt. George NJ. And
drews is being put in shape for an early
occupancy. The painting and general
wood furnishing in the interior of this
cottage is of the finest character and
reflects credit on the contractor and
employees.
Buy your boy a suit and get a cap
free at Glickman's.
An entertainment will be given on
January 9th, by the members of the
Hereford Club and the doors will be
thrown open to the public, free of cost,
to witness the cinematograph moving
pictures. A good attendance is eX-
pected and arrangements are being
made for the comfort of everybody.
The family of marshal Geo. Firth
will leave on Thursday afternoon for
Philadelphia, to spend Christmas with
friends.
A chicken pot-pie supper will be
given on January lst, at Mace's restaur-
ant, for the benefit of the Methodist
church. The young folks are now
active in trying to dispose of the tickets.
Frank Dougherty, proprietor of the
Walnut Avenue House, is now receiv-
ing bids for the construction of a private
residence to be be built on the corner of
I'd and Central n
f. Dougherty killed a c~anvas-back
duck on Thursday afternoon last which
is a rare occurrence in this section.
Ladies' Walking Skirts, at NJ. w.
Glickman's. \
The wood pile of Reuben Hand has
been considerably reduced of late by
some mysterious party or other. A re-
ward of $500 is offered to any person
that will make known to him the of
fender that will leao to conviction.
A party of progressive business men
of this section of the Island are contem-
plating buying a large strip of meadow
land and filling in by means of the
sand dredge which can now be seen in
operation at Holly Beach.
A $l2 overcoat for 50 at Glickman's.
The proposed hotel on 10Th and surf
avenue, to be built by Henry Ottens, is
about to be realized. A prominent
architect from Philadelphia was here
on Friday and Saturday of last week
making a survey of the site.
A report is current that the cottage of
Charles Howard, at Beach Creek, was
robbed during the past week and con-
siderable of the furniture removed.
The discovery was made by George w.
D%ougherty.