, 1904-08-31
.ANGLESEA

SOlOufnerS OF his TebOIl duu Tue icpoie
of 1t has drawn crowds TO these shores
as If it were midsummer. Cooling
breezes have made the stay here health
fol and strengthening, making strolls
not only on the beach but also into the
dense woods a pleasure; what a charm
ing sight it is to see the grasses, the
moses, the many shaped old and
young trees, The clinging vines, the
many colors of flowers in the forest and
on the meadows, n cannot help but
feel as if you were wandering among
the scenes told us in our childhood
DAYS in the story of the Prince and the
Sleeping Beauty.
The road through the meadows has
peer made quite easy through the path
made by the moving machine. A
great crop of hay has been gathered
during the last few weeks. for the
bright warm days have been just adap-
ted for 1t.
Music every evening in The Ottens
buffet.
This has been a very singular sum-
mer; for the third week we have had
no rainy days. We have had rain at
night and with it cool winds, but there
has hardly peer an hour of daylight
that one could not stroll through ans
and paths without the protection Of an
umbrella.
Hake fishing has been quite success
full this hummer this side of the sand
bar. There have been hake caught at
the pier weighing about two pounds
and founders of good size, too. The
small blue fish are also caught in good
ty numbers. 1t is quite a sight to see
the sign of their presence in the leaping
of the little minnows, and white bait
In hundreds chased by their bigger
enemy the small blue fish. Quite a
number of small black bass are pulled
cut by the fishermen with pole and line
ut the pier and on the beach.
Leather pocket books and the new
Peggy from Paris, and envelope bags
at Mech q Co.'S.
The Theo. r.. Lore, Capt. Ellsworth
Hewitt, went out with a fishing party
on Monday to McCrea's shoals offCape
May and brought home as many fish
as the vessel could hold. Black bass
were 80 plentiful that several times
three were caught Oh a line with only
two hooks, and this is no fishermen's
yarn, but the solid truth.
The Pittsburg was delayed in coming
ia with passengers last week but was
promptly relieved by Captain Ludlam
aud his men of the life saving crew.
Good souvenir postal cards of the life
saving station and crew and also of the
light house can be obtained at a trifling
cost at the store of Mech Il Co. i'll
Wildwood.
Thomas ID. Mowlds, wife and daugh-
tepy returning from a most delightful
"trip to the maritime provinces of Can
ada, Prince Edward Island, St. Johns
River, the home of Evangeline, Hal
flax, ETC., spent a few days at Column
bia cottage with John J. File.
William Parker and his younger
Brother Stanley visited their grand
mother and family at Gibbs cottage.
Professor Zimmerman's orchestra
every evening in The Ottens buffet. \
Joseph Wright. of Bristol, Pa, 35
years of age, a druggist, was found dead
in his room at the Hotel Germantown
last Friday morning, having taken an
overdose of chloroform. An inquest
was held and his body was delivered
to his brother.
1lOulp " OOl Pg a WILL fCi I
Alexander MacNutt, of Sjostrom & Co.,
Walter Dieroff, of the Walker Patent
Pivotted Bin Co., and Fred Kershaw,
mechanical engineer, of the Philadel-
phia Textile Machinery Co., all of Phil
adelphia, are enjoying a much needed
rest at the Rose Island cottage.
Do not imagine that the price of lots
in Wildwood today represents any
l..- 1.tv1 ,ID 4IAsr Ia xrrsI1 h4 l., n
few years. We say this from observa-
ton of other successful seaside resorts.
Baker Bros.
Capt G. B. Mathews has presented
the Anglesea M. E. church with a
handsome chandelier.
Mrs. Naomi Smith and daughter
Ruth, of Reading, Pa, are the guests
of Mrs. A. B. Risley, at the Walnut
Avenue House.
Souvenir postal cards of Wildwood,
II varieties; for sale at Ryan's Bazaar. n
J. w. Tindall, sergeant At arms of
the Mercer County Court, and Coroner
William w. Rogers, of Trenton, aIe en-
joying a brief visit at Hotel Royal.
David Leighton, George McGoolrich,
Joel Jones and George Tyson form a
July party vi hSucimch hOio aioo.
Il. G. Lynch, of the business depart
ment of the Public Ledger, Philadel-
phia, Robert j. Lynch, Jr., wife and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Doerr, Edwin
Doerr, wife and daughter, Lewis J.
Deal and Miss Anna Hills, a pretty
Philadelphia girl, are at the Beach
Greek club house. On a fishing trip
with Captain Clayton Saturday the
party made one Of the largest catches
of tho aaasop