, 1904-09-07
ANGLESEA

As If to show what beautiful weather
really is. the last week was n partlc-
ularly enjoyable and delightful with
IFS brig hit DAYS and cool breeZes. On
Friday afternoon there Ia nearly an
hours rain and it had every appear
ance of continuing, but 1t was soon
over and in the evening out came the
stars, shining brilliantly: and oh, now
beautiful was Sunday and Monday,
Labor DAY. and what crowds came
down TO Five Mile Beach. There were
not boats enough Ia take all out TO sea
that wished to go, but there are always
spots enough on aud neer shore Wnere
those who wish TO enjoy the sport OF
fishing can amuse themselves II pass
a pleasant time. There lies the advan-
tage of Five Mile Beach-Anglesea's
fishing, Wildwood's amusements D
social entertainments, the trolley ride
to Holly Beach with its bridge and
grabbing grounds, all unite TO make a
stay here most agreeable. 1t makes
one sigh to leave it here when business
and schools oblige one to go home just
when the seashore is in its fullest
beauty.
AdDl. AldIuCM . VI IL 1tdPNAtf too6hh
a big shark on Sunday, measuring over
eight and a half feet. 1t was a beauty.
Jot Shivers is erecting a nice resi-
dence on the corner of Third and Penn
sylvania avenues alongside his fathers
house. The brick foundation is being
laid and Contractor Ellsworth Hewitt
is to attend to the woodwork. 1t will
be a picturesque and strong structure.
The Iennig family, after having en-
joyed the pleasures of the summer at
their cottage at Fourth and Surf ave-
nues, will leave on Saturday for their
Philadelphia home.
The cottage of Mrs. Albrecht at Third
and Pennsylvania is vacant,
the tenants having left on Monday last.
Mrs. George w. Dougherty has gone
to Philadelphia for a few days with
friends and will return and spend the
autumn here.
What would the world be without
flowers and without children? Now
that the wild HIBISCUS is slowly di-
minishing, other flowers are making
their appearance in the woods and on
the meadows; the yellow daisy, the
bride bit, with colors of yellow and
pink. Natures supply is inexhaust-
ible.
School opened on Tuesday. 1t was
a pleasure to see the children on their
way to school, and the weather clerk
acted generously in having the weather
cool and cheering.
Speaking ofchildren makes one think
of the little tots. There is Ice Man
Corson's little girl who does enjoy a
short ride with her father in the ice
wagon. She has been missing a few
days, having been taken to her grand
mothers place off shore.
Little Marie, the new conner at the
Glib cottage, is the light of the house
to all that reside there, as we'll as to all
Edward Parker and Charles Meister
We're visitors and guests at the Glib
cottage.
The bathing on the ocean front and
also near the light house has been very
fine here, the beach perfectly safe and
the water always of the proper tenn
perature.
Master Louis and his sister Edna
Doane are having a great time at j. J.
Files Columbia cottage.
-Four new designs in post cards at
Mech Il Co.'S.
Did you ever observe that a plain
ballad will give more pleasure to an
audience than the most com licated
production by Wagner or any of the
other great music masters, and the
reason is that you know what is sung
and pronunciation is an important part
of vocal art. An Italian artist attemp-
ted to sing a Verse from Rory O'More
The words were:
He bold as the hawk,
"She soft as the dawn
Her voice was a magnificent one, but
her pronunciation made it.
HE poulticed the hog,
"She sailed it down.
The audience couldn't help but smile.
When you sing make the words plain.
When you go counting say what you
have to say in your own words or you
will experience what a lover did who
had studied a very fiowery speech to be
made to his lady love. Placing his
hand IN his left breast (the liver not
the heart is on the right, he said:
1.-The moment has come when / must
relate to you that my innermost feel
ings make me exclaim vehemently
that your presence and yours only
would sheldon my path through life,
would shed-that you would shed
a-er-" oh said she, "Come out
at once of the wood shed and talk
common sense He collapsed.
A delightful entertainment consist
ing of vocal and instrumental music,
Rotations and al address or lecture on
THE work in the slums of a great city,
was offered on the evening of the last