, 1904-06-29
ADJOURNED MEETING
ANGLESEA COUNCIL
Hereford Bowling Club Visits
This Resort.
the Weeks Happenings hevie"e'
Amateur Fishermen ENJOY no'
Sport.

The Hereford Bowling Club, consist
;anaf eighteen well-known business
men of Philadelphia, came DOWN Oh
Saturday to enjoy h annual ou'ins,
Captain Harry Darwood plloteu ,ne
bovs around, and to say that every one
of them is having a royal good uine n
uniting it mildly. The members were
p1artered at the Hotel Germantown,
and all give praise 10 Coi. oeo'ee IN"
as an entertainer. -,
In the club are some of the best DOW
ers I'm he Union. Originating from the I
Hereford Cunning II FISHING olup IL
has heen i'm continuous existence twenty
two wears. although the new organ1za- /
tion was formed but twelve years age.
The memters here include Charles T..
Beck. a coal merchant; I'll. r.. or'leio
and Albert P. Baltz, W i-kn W
brewers Hon. Chas. Z. Devlin, i. l.
Burchfield, Albert Metz, a KNIT g0oos
manufacturer; Henry Forthel, Micnaei
Krause. Frank Rosatto, u builder OF
bowling alleys; Carl Schneider anu
Charles Audibert, of the Baltz Brewing
VIM. H. Weist, Harry Craig
and last but not least, Harry Pollltz,
who is introducing the LAS Brevas,
a cigar. one of the finest brands on the
market.
The An2leSea DOIOuRu Souheh
an adjourned regular meeting on wed
nesday night of last week. Mayor
Hilton presided and councilmen Young,
Buck, Shivers and Ent were present,
The first matter brought before council
was the necessity of issuing some more
Improvement certificates. On motion
it decided to issue i'm provement cerllh-
Gates to the amount of $4,000 to cover the
expense of the new sewerage extension.
1t was reported that the sewers on
Twenty-second street and Chestnut ave-
nue. were not in good working order.
Council gave orders to nave all neces-
sary repairs made at once. Notice was
brought to the attention of council that
the step leading to the board walk as
specified in the contract would not he
long enough to reach to the ground
1t was ordered that u necessary number
of steps be added to obliterate the de-
fects. Matters of minor importance
were considered after which council al
journed. The meeting was short bu
chock full of business. Quite a numbe
of people present.
1t was a satisfied party of fishermen
that landed from the steamyacht Lilli
on Tuesday afternoon. They came {
this resort from Philadelphia on Tues
day morning with the hopes of making
a good catch of fish. Their hopes wer
more than realized. From the tim
they arrived at the fishing banks unit
the time they started back they wer'
kept busy hauling in fish. 1t will b'
many a day before they get tired o
telling "Anglesea fish stories"
For fresh meats and vegetables go t.
Stewart & Jones, Oak avenue.
al, - Dh,IadoIoh;o,o of the
Beach Creek Club House consists of w
III. Beatty, wife and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. James j. Allen and John Dagan.
The gentlemen mentioned are all of the
Bureau of City Property, room lis at
the City Hall.
T. Francis Haggerty and Thomas w.
Wood, attaches of the Philadelphia
post office; Henry PITT, novelty manu-
facturer; Adolph Meisner, picture frame
manufacturer, and Otto Scheibal, an art
dealer, form a pleasant party of visitors
at the Hotel Royal. All are expert
bowlers, and in a game at the Wildwood
Casino Saturday night the post Office
boys won by a score of ia to l65
Scheibal and PITT and Wood also ran.
Capt. A. b. Risley, of the "Adalene,
a sailboat with power, is at the Walnu
Avenue House for the season.
At many eashore places cistern we
ter is still used for domestic use. On
artesian wells furnish an abundant SUI
ply of the purest water for househol
use and fire protection. Baker Bros.
Mrs. Harry Pollitz, of PHILADELPHIA
IL the guest of Mrs. Harry Ortleib. wi
Of a Philadelphia brewer, at the cottas
OF the latter here.
Henry w. PITT and Adolph Meisne
two w~ell-known PHILADELPHIA novel;
and picture frame manufacturers wi
are at the Hotel Royal, landed q cato
% nsh weighing 175 pounds. Actu,
hsning time twenty-nine minutes.
}. d. Lazell, of New York. was
sunday visitor to this resort.
l.. g. Paine, of PHILADELPHIA sne,
Sunday in Anglesea as a guest of Hot,
Germantown. ~
Late arrivals at the Hotel Roval i,
Guide the following Philadelnhian
MI. and Mrs. f.. Fitzpatrick. lam.
Mack, Jacob Krans, John F. Barnet
Mrs. Nj. S.Tnohy and Mrs. r. IT Sim,
j. Malcolm Barr, managing editor :
the Philadelphia Press, has taken
cottage here for the summer. Mr. Ra,
Is now wearing 1.-The smile that won
come OIL occasioned by an increase i
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roden, O Phila
ueiphla are now at Hotel ROYAL an,
WIN remain through the month of Jul,
10 search of rest.