Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-20
ANGLESEA

William E. Cozens, the bother, died
at his home here on Tuesday, of sorosis
of the liver, having been indisposed
since last July. He was up and about
on the day of his death. He was a
quiet, inoffensive man and one whom
everybody liked. Mr.. Cozens was
about go years of age and was formerly
a police officer in Philadelphia, and
later al engineer in the Masonic Tenn
pie. The funeral took place today and
burial was made in Fern wood cemetery,
Philadelphia. He leaves three chill
dren, Emma, David and William.
Rev. r. S. Carlisle, of the Hollywood
M. e. church, preached the sermon.
r Workmen have completed the blow
ing up of the wreck of the old Gulf
Stream which was located on the bar
off Anglesea and will leave for their
homes in Atlantic City today. The
work has only taken about a week and
two blasts of dynamite were used, one
Wednesday and n yesterday. The
blast on Wednesday contained a ton
of dynamite and the water was thrown
five hundred feet in the air when it
vas set off. The work was done by an
Atlantic City contracting firm.
The was no quorum at Council on
Wednesday evening, only three MEM
bers being present, Msssrs. Buck, Ely
and Wheaton. President of Council
Buck declared the meeting adjourned
until Tuesday evening of next week,
November "a.
George Scott, of Hotel Scott, secured
a five pound sturgeon which was
stunned by the blasting of the Gulf
Stream yesterday.
Somers Godfrey, Charles Carlberg,
liver Carlbelg and Charles Minick,
with their families, have gone to Allan
tic City for the winter.
Albert Johnson has just had a new
Howe engine installed in his boat and
the first trip was made yesterday.
A party OF about twenty people came
down on the eleven o'clock train Mon
day and were taken over to Stone Har-
Dor in the Thomas Martindale, where
a big dinner was served and the party
returned and took the afternoon train
for Philadelphia.
Martin Long has moved his family
from west of the railrord on First ave-
nue. to the house next to Rauch's store
on the same street.
William Wilson has built a new cot
tage on Second street between New
York and Delaware avenues, and is
occupying it with his family.
Miss Elizabeth Dunn, of West Phil
adelphia, visited her uncle, Charles
Wilson over Sunday.
Mayor Augustus Hilton was in town
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John File, of Philadel-
phia, spent a few days here this week.
Nc boats went out fishing last Sun
day. This is the first Sunday they
have missed since the thirty-first of
last May.
Mrs. +. w. Dougherty has returned
from her two weeks vacation.
The Leonora, Captain John Leonard,
will leave Monday for Atlantic City
where she will fish. This boat has Just
returned from a successful purse fish
ing trip off Atlantic City.
Wanted-Money on gilt edge first
mortgage. Rate of interest 6 per cent.
payable semi annually. Address w. e.
TELLER, 727 Drexel Building, Phila-
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James McLinden, Mayor-elect HI. c..
Wheaton and sons Leon and Joseph
and Bruce Long, went cunning on
Mr.. McLinden g land at Rio Grande
last Monday and secured fifteen rabbits
and two quail.
The Neptune arrived today from a
fishing trip off Atlantic City.
Colonel George Emf was among the
first day gunners off shore and secured
seven rabbits, three quail, one wood
cock and one squirrel. He was ac-
companied by Joseph Geisenberger and
a Mr.. Jones.