, 1905-08-30
ANGLESEA ANGLINGS

caught out in Fridays northeast storm
and bufietted around lively by wind
and waves for several hours. Failing
to return at a reasonable hour there
vas great anxiety felt for the safety of
the OCCUPANTS. The 'Stella' was
beached real Cape May Point, and
the "Anglesea" at Two Mile Beach.
The occupants returned home by train,
and fortunately no one was lost.
Quite a jolly party OF T%rentonians
have been making the Hotel Royal
their headquarters. The gentlemen
include |. Ely Reed, William Sykes,
George w. Manning, George Nj. Brink,
William 7. Brewer, w. II. West, l.. A.
McGalliard, Il. T.. Arend and w. A.
West. Philadelphia is represented by
IL. G. Kline and wife, A. +. Steyer
and wife, James f. Carlin, S. S. Tay-
lor, Miss Sadie Whitaker and George
Foote.
"Pop" Stokes, of Philadelphia, is
entertaining the following friends at
the Hereford Cunning and Fishing
Association CLUB House: J Harry
Mayer, IL. H. Reinhold, AL. Wissman,
Martin Geisel, q. Kern and John
L~ukenheimer. On a recent sun fish
ing trip Mr.. Lukenheimer caught
several gold fish, and Joseph Blye a
fine string of bake.
For Sale-A 2-horse Mianus gasoline
engine in good order, shaft propeller and
all fittings. Price sos. Apply toShivers
Bros, Anglesea, n. J. n
DIR. Thomas Buchanan, a leading
Philadelphia dentist; Albert Pywell.
Paul Fredericks and j.. J. Messig, of
the Philadelphia Ledger" have been
enjoying a fortnight's s~ojourn here on
the yacht "Comet, zone of the three
boats caught out in Fridays vel
storm. Messrs. Messig and Buchanan
happened to be on terra tirma, while
their companions were luckily picked
up by the Cape May life saving crew
and the yacht vas afterward piloted
to Anglesea.
DIR. Weiss and his chum, DIR. Bready,
two popular Philadelphians who de-
light in The sports of this; resort were
here rusticating during the week.
John Brown, another jovial fellow is
down in his own boat, 1.-The Get
1l,ora u,Ii.L ho h,;lt E;,eolf ,,I
entertains his friends.
Frank Dougherty, of the Walnut
Avenue House, is entertaining a num-
Der of his brother Elks from Lodge
No. 2, Philadelphia, who intend re-
manning over for the cunning season.
Cornelius M. Bergen, president Of
the Peerless Smelling and Refining
company of Philadelphia, and the
patentee and sole manufacturer of the
celebrated Rainbow Babitt metal, with
his wife and son, is enjoying cottage
life here.
Painter Andy Anderson has brigh-
tened the appearance of former Post
master John Taylor's cottage on First
avenue with a coat of paint.
Wilbur Fowler, the big and. hand
some reserve policeman at Front and
Market streets, Philadelphia, accom-
panied by his charming wife, was
among the Sunday visitors at the
Hereford House.
Thomas F. Curry and John Curry,
of the Borough of the Bronx, Greater
New York, are having fine sport angl-
ing for blue fish. The boys are catch
ing them, too, and surprising their
friends by shipping hundreds home by
express.
For Sale-SiXteen foot b~atteau, fully
rugged. A bargain at $25. Apply to
E. H.. Randolph, 5 and 10 cent store,
Burk avenue, near depot, Holly Beach.
Misses Matte and Ida Meyers two
jolly Wilmington, Del, bellies, are So
journing at the Hereford House. Both
ladies are devotees of the.-surf and ex-
pert foaters. They were joined yester-
day by their friend, Miss Virginia
Sheldon.
The Bethayres Ramblers, a lively
crowd of Anglers, at the Hereford
House include f. H. Woodward, Har-
vey Lightcap, Oliver Dilworth, John
X. Logan, William L. Mccormick,
Howard Dilworth, Vinton Blair and
George Mcmahon.