, 1904-06-01

tdA uupiicd1CS, Plf, w. H.. Young
collectors salary, 1892; w. J.. & Ses,
shore II. r. Co., freight, 1858 .38; James
Chadwick, marshal, $3.50; Mrs. Chad
wick, meals for prisoners, 81; George
Firth, $40; E.. M. Shivers, clerk. S49 e.
Marine National Bank, discount, $3.50
Charles Edwards, of Philadelphia
with a large party of city friends. wers
over Sunday visitors at the Edwards
cottage.
Large parties of members of the Roy.
borough, Pioneer, Beach Creek. Here.
ford and Arctic clubs spent over SIM.
day at their respective club honsas
Three members of the Pioneer club who
intended to return home Monday night
on the excursion train had the impres.
sion that the train left about six O'CLOCK
and accordingly on Monday afternoon
took an inspection tour to Holly Beach
When they returned to Anglesea their
train had left without them, and 80 thew
"stayed over"
Fancy belts and neck wear at Mech
& Cor.
Memorial day was a big day in Angle
sea. About six boat loads of excursions.
lists wen to the banks fishing and in
most cases were successful in bringing
in a large string of fish.
w. F. Hansell, of Philadelphia, is a
guest of the Hereford Hotel.
Some unusually large catches of stur-
geOn have been made off Anglesea of
late. On Saturday Mayor Hilton's boat
captured twelve Of the big fellows while
ON Monday the same boat brought in
twenty-one, the largest of which tipped
the scales at 500 pounds. Two keys of
roe were secured from these fish. The
% is very valuable and the fish them
selves bring a fairly good price.
The new trolley road to the fishing
grounds and for excursion parties on
the island is an attraction that will be
appreciated and will have a marked
effect on the price of property. Baker
Bros.
The following guests registered at the
Germantown Hotel during the past
week: Chas. Gelder, J. T. Gelder, w.
g. Schoettle, Geo. E. Peberdy, J. H.
Heaton and wife, Norris Messenger, H.
w. Stowe, MI. and Mrs. H.. w. Thomas,
of Philadelphia; Benz. Rouland,
Holmesburg and Jos. Fenner, of Falls
of Schy.
The following guests reeistered at
Hutei Royal the past week: II. Elkin-
ton, A. Percy, Arthur Bertrand and
Cyril Hanwell, E. Lewis Evans, of
Philadelphia; II. @. Roden and wife,
Colwyn, Pa, and A. g. Gibbons, Will
mington, Del.
Mrs. James Allsopp, of Philadelphia,
is spending a few days i'll her cottage
on Spruce ven
Ex-Mayor P. J. Munro has opened
his Spruce venue cottage for the
summer.
Electric light is acknowledged to be
in this age an indispensable luxury and
one of great value to any locality where
used there are no lights superior to
those furnished Wildwood.
James w. Thornton has the contract
to build an addition to the fish house
on New Jersey avenue for Mayor Hilton.
Among the guests of the Lynwood
the past week have been David Ham
mond and wife, Mrs. J. Jones, Miss
Eva Echer, J. r. Jones, Chas. ii. Jones,
of Philadelphia; R. ID. Rogers, Moores-
town, N. J.
Transfers are hauling sand from the
beach front and filling in Seventeenth
street which leads to the new Ottens
Hotel.
Mrs. Newell and Mr.. Muir, of Phila-
delphia, were guests at the home OF
George Firth the past week.
Geo. Deilber, A. McMenhis and Mr..
Conner, of Philadelphia, members oil
the Anglesea Fishing Club spent Sun
day here.
VIM. III. Chambers, of the Phlladel'
phia Bureau of City Property, is spend
ing some time at the Walnut Avenue
House.
Mrs. E. Albrecht, of Philadelphia,
is spending a few days in. her cottage
on Central avenue looking after her
interests here.
Road supervisor George Firth is re
graveling Central and Walnut avenues
and the street leading to the inlet.
j. B. Kitzetman, of West Chester
j. 9. Smith, of New York; He. Boom
of Jersey City; Henry Erdin and George
Reith, of Philadelphia, were among tn
Walnut Avenue House guests the pas
week.
j. R.. Maloney, of Philadelphia, re
presenting the Cleveland bicycle 20.
is spending a few days at the Herefort
Hotel.
Interesting to Asthma Sufferers.
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