Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-10
EALY JULY DAYS
IN ANGLESEA
CaptJoe Ludlam Stricken at his
Pot ON Board the "Stella"
ad Dies Shortly After
Being Taken Ashore
THE UGH ADMIRED ANCLESEA GARDENS


lam tok place on Wednesday, July s,
and las attended by quite a number
of murning friends from Anglesca.
He Ws a man of many good traits,
~cautius but fearless, priding himself
on mixing a trip on his vessel Stella,
a SAT and comfortable one, courteous
thouh brusque, a man of his word,
one tho delighted ill seeing others old
and oung enjoy themselves, whether
on tP ocean wave.or on land, a vet
eranpf the place but young in action.
1t WIS always like a picture to see him
at til wheel managing his vessel COM
ing lome. He died suddenly at his
post being stricken with apoplexy
Will entering the Hereford harbor
witHa sailing party last Saturday. He
was brought ashore and died shortly
a~fteward. He was sixty some years
old nd leaves a wife and daughter at
Capt. May Court House.
Hb comrade yachtsmen honored
his pemory by bringing several beau
tifuldoral designs and attending the
fun@al services. Peace to his ashes
and may his memory keep ever green.
TIE vegetable garden of Mr.. McLin-
den b quite a success, everything look
ing healthy and in profusion.
TIE garden at Post Master Bucks
domEile looks very nice as does also
the lawn and the hedges of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardeners residence at Fifth and
Pennsylvania avenues, showing what
constant attention and watchfulness
will do.
Mr. McLinden's garden with its
many varieties of dahlias and other
plants is an attractive spot on Central
yer opposite borough hall. This
has always been a feature of this
neighborhood.
The new school house on Central
avenu attracts the attention of all
passing near it. A splendid sight il
makes from the beach as well as from
the streets of Anglesea. Its size, con.
struction and general plans are credit
able to the place and show a wise con-
sideration given as we'll to the present
time al to the future and the school
will do a great good work and enrich
the borough with that which is more
valuable than gold.
MI. and Mrs. Charley Sanders ar,
babs
boy weighing eleven pounds. Mr.
Sanders is the clerk for James Nc
Linden, the Anglesea contractor.
One set of visitors or rather vista.
tions has diminished and no one has
desired their presence and that is the
mosquito; they no doubt have been
created for a wise purpose but we have
not yet been taught for what purpose
At any rate we shall not mourn fol-
their absence.
The cottages are being tenanted all
over this part of Five Mile Beach.
The HARDWOOD cottage is occupied by
the McIntire family and the Mise:
Houghton with their little pet Marie
They had formerly for several years
been located in the Gibbs cottage OF
First avenue.
The Rentschler family, which last
year were at the HARDWOOD cottage, are
this year occupying the Godfrey cot.
tage, bringing them nearer to theil
relatives in the Wagner and the Hill
ton cottages, the latter owned by Post
master Buck.
The school house and lot surround.
ing it was sold on Tuesday, bringing
the sum of fifteen hundred dollars.
fare you fond of yachting?" asked
she. "Indeed 1 am" said he, Eat the
very thought of the inspiring breezes,
the straining sail, the rushing waters,
| can hardly contain myself" eye.
yes said she, "that's the way it eff.
fects me too.n
Thelcarrousel man makes his money
in a round about way.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. S. Yewdall are
at their cottage at Second and Sur
avenue. The Misses Gertrude and
Chrissie Murray, daughters of III. w.
Murray, Court officer in Philadelphia
are with them.
]. J. File and family are at theil
Columbia cottage. The flowers and
plants in his garden are in a flourish,
ing condition Notwithstanding the dry
weather.
When we consider how little rain
has fallen 1t is really wonderful how
fine the foliage looks and how flourish,
ing the woods as well as the bushes
and grass between Surf avenue and
the beach look.
Our soda fountains distribute to the