, 1904-01-20
ANGLESEA PENCILINGS


Jason Buck and Robert McCarty,
both of whom are attaches of the life
saving station, went wei to Cham
pagne Island early Monday morning
on a duck hunting eX petition and the
result of their days labor more than
speaks for They returned about
live o'cloed the evening with their
sneak box 4aded down and the balance
of the crew Went down to the beach to
greet their comrades and were surprised
To hnd they had made such success.
Capt. Ludlam contends that not to his
memory does he ever remember seeing
such marvellous luck at this point of
Mace's Island. The boys We're in glee
aud 1t will take many days to relate in
full their expefH on the ice flows in
quest of the Ii pveted fowl. They
brought in ~sixtye and lost about
twenty and contended hat had they
wished To fire III amongst them prom
l%scuously they could have killed several
hundred.
L. l.. Muir, a Philadelphia chemist,
spent the week here with a party of
friends on a cunning expedition. Mr..
Muir Was fortunate in Dagging a red
head and several other fine specimens.
They returned to Philadelphia on Mon
day evening.
The grocery and general furnishing
store OF Mrs. +. H. Hewitt is now
undergoing slight changes and a fine
display OF u%p-to-date supplies will be
shoWn Ill IA few days.
Full line of woods, Germantown knit
ting woods, saXonIes, ice woods, etc., at
Mech d Co.'S.
Mrs. George Firth is back home after
spending the Christmas and New Years
holidays IN the city.
Miss Lizzie Firth and a lady friend.
roth from Wildwood, were visitors on
sunday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. Brobson and son Freddie.
spent New Years in the city with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dougherty are
in Philadelphia on business.
Miss Lena Hewitt reports that the
school Is making progress in its efforts
To make a fin showing at the exhibit
at st. Louis. She says Anglesea will
not be far behind in its showing in the
county.
Harry Ottens will spend the week
her lfk'. - a.s interests ON the
island.
Owing to the severity of the weather
during the past few days the buildings
that are now in course OF construction
are tied up and the carpenters are un-
able to work on account of the cold.
Station Agent w. E. Young is back
III his office again after a few DAYS ILL
hess.
Electric light is acknowledged to be
III this age an Indispensable luxury and
one of great value To any locality where
used there are no lights superior to
those furnished Wildwood. f
1t will be of interest to many of the
friends of Capt. Alfred Johnson to learn
that he Is the happy father of a bounc-
ing Toy hat Was Introduced in the home
on Saturday morning last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ludlam of Cape
May Court House, are visiting here for
a short period.
An entertainment of a unique char
acter will be given in the school-house
shortly, notice of which will be given
n another ISSUE.
We offer choice cottage, hotel and
business locations for sale at moderate
prices. Baker Bros, Wildwood or
III Drexel Bldg, Philadelphia.
Mrs. A. Newell spent the last few
days here with friends at the Windsor.
Mrs. Newell was at one time an en-
ployee at the Philadelphia Mint. Dur
my the past few years she has had a
fashionable boarding house in the city
and Is now contem plating building at
this place.