Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-03-18
ANCLESEA

A very pretty wedding took place
last Wednesday at noon at the home
Of Civil Engineer and Mrs. L. N. Rice,
Twenty-fourth aud Central avenues,
when Miss Hannah Elizabeth Golf, of
Atlantic City, a sister of Mrs. Rice,
and Raymond Leon Mayhem, son of
former Township Collector James I.
Mayhem, of Daretown, Salem County,
were married by the Rev. Leslie Hand,
Of Cliffwood, Monmouth County, a
cousin OF the bride. The house was
prettily decorated with green and white
Trimmings and the bridal party stood
under an arch of the same decorations
during the ceremony. The ring cere-
mony was used, the couple being at
tended by Miss Helen Hand, of Court
House, as maid of honor, and Harry
Mayhem, of Aura, a cousin of the
groom, as best man. Miss Edna May
hew, a sister of the groom, played the
! Wedding march and the bride was
given away by her brother-in-law,
Ieaming M. Rice. After the cere-
mony d sumptuous dinner was served
and the party left on the 1888 train for
3 honeymoon trip after which they
Will make their home on a farm at
Daretown after May 1st. IA large mum
bes of guests were present and the
happy couple were given a royal send
of and wished all kinds of good luck
and happiness for their future life.
Among the guests present were James
McCaulley, Miss Ella M. Miller, Mrs.
Mary Clothier Fletcher, Anna J. Flet-
cher, Samuel Fletcher, Miss Charlotte
Fletcher, Philadelphia; Mrs. r. B.
Wright, Germantown; Mr.. and Mrs.
N. s. Golf, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. May
hew, Miss Eva Mayhem, Miss Alice
Snmmerill, Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
Newkirk, Camden; Mr.. and Mrs. Lud-
lam Hand, John B. Huffman, Charles
Corson, Court House; DR.. John K.
Berk and wife, Frackville, Pa; MI.
and Mrs. Samuel Bishop, Miss Sue
Qof, Eldora; Mrs. F. r.. Hughes,
Cape May; Mrs. HI. M. Carroll, Miss
Helen Carroll, Miss Imogene Lloyd,
EVANSVILLE; Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. May
- Miss LdllianALazhaw Gs~ndarxilIel
Mrs. Sallie Hitchner, Aura; Miss Anna
Mark, Miss Ethel Hitchner, Miss Edna
Mayhem, James t. Mayhem, Dare
town; Mr.. Hatch, Atlantic City; Mrs.
Joseph b. Rowen, Moorestown; Miss
s. E. Wentzell and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M.
Rice, Wild wood.
AT the school election held on March
10Th, at the borough hall, President
Robert Bright, District Clerk F. H.
Hewitt and Trustee Adolf Andersen
were reelected unanimously for three
years. The members elected are
gratified by the unanimous endorse
ment of the school district and state
the same careful, conservative manage
ment will be continued. The appro-
priation of 81 900 for paying Off bonds,
current expenses for the school year
of 1901, was also unanimously
adopted.
Have you tried those genuine bloat-
ers at Albig's? =
The Anglesea Fire Co., No. l, held
its annual meeting on Tuesday eve
ming for the election of officers. w. e.
Young was elected President, Charles
e. Epler, vice president; George J..
Emit, reelected treasurer, and John w.
Young, secretary. Capt. F. H. Hewitt
was reelected chief, Robert Bright,
foreman; Thomas Corson, chief pipe
man, and George Firth, assistant.
Adolf Anderson was reelected treas
urer of the Firemen's Relief. The an
nual statement was read, showing al
most 81 500 as the assests of the COM
pany and all out at 6 per cent. interest.
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