, 1904-01-13
ANGLESEA PENCILINGS

Tom Rhoades and a party of pound
fishermen from Anglesea, are located at
AnkOna, Florida, for the winter and
engaged in gill lei fishing.
1t would seem to a close observer of
recent actions of the Anglesea Borough
Council, that Henry II. Ottens is fast
gaining the affection that the Council
has for the past several years so lavishly
bestowed upon Judge Voorhees,.
Robert Brooke, aged about 80 years,
OF 1914 West Tioga street, Philadelphia,
died on Wednesday, December %, 1903.
lie was the son of the late Robert l..
Brooke, who owned considerable land
in Anglesea. The deceased had quite
an acquaintance on the island and was
a frequent visitor here during the sum-
mer months.
Councilman Harry Hoffman has been
circulating a petition during the past
week asking that a draw be placed al
the Beach Creek railroad bridge. 1t has
been signed by numerous boatmen and
will be forwarded to the War Depart
ment of the United States government
at Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Shiyers attend
ed the Red Mems supper at Court
House last Saturday night.
Mayor Hilton was among the politi-
clans at Trenton on Tuesday.
James w. Robbins, the Holly Beach
lumber dealer, was here last Wednesday
evening and attended the Council
meeting.
When you want a pleasant purgative
try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easy to take and
produce no nausea, gripping or other
dlsagreeable effect. For sale by Cohen
Bros, Wildwood; G. w. Dougherty,
Anglesea; NJ. l.. Branin, Holly Beach.
The State Board of Taxation, of
which Hon. Thomas b. Usher is secre-
tary, has arranged for a meeting at
Court House on Friday, February 5,
1914, for the purpose of meeting the
assessors and collectors of Cape MAY
county and explain to them the work.
lngs of the new tax law which went
INFO effect last month.
Splendid value in Mercerised waist
ings at Soc "a yard at Mech q Co. IS.
John c. Shettsline, one of the oldest
members of the Hereford Club, was the
kind donor of a very pleasing enter
talnment at the borough hall last Sat
urday night, having been fortunate
enough to enlist the valuable services of
Mr.. j. Thompson, State Librarian of
Pennsylvania, who with the aid of the
Cinematograph, showed a series of his
%torlcal, geographical, descriptive and
humorous features, interspersed with
choice musical selections with the
g~raphophone, at the conclusion of which
Mi. Shettsline (Who has for years taken
a deep interest in the welfare of the
children and people of Anglesea,) made
a short address, saying he was very
much pleased to see such a goodly
gathering of the children and people
who had showed their evident appreci-
alton of his efforts TO please them, and
he hoped in the neal future, to present
another entertainment for their benefit.
Mr.. O.. w. Patton also made a short
but appropriate address; Mr.. f. H.
Hewitt following with a vote of thanks
to MIR. Shettsline and the gentlemen
connected with him, which was heart
lily accorded. The following gentlemen
of the Hereford Club We're present.: MI.
|. g.. Shettsline, A. Hornickel, H. Lin
coin, Thos. l.. Montgomery, f. Bowers,
Chas. Stanback, j. Thompson, &. W.
| Patton, j. Clinton Sellers, VIM. II.
Chambers and Joseph Reichard.