Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-01
.ANCLESEA

Former State Comptroller j. Will
lard Morgan, of Camden, was among
the many Easter visitors stopping at
the Hotel Germantown. MI. Morgan
has been a weekly visitor here since he
returned from a recent voyage to AT
RIGA.
EX-Judge II. H. Voorhees, and fami-
ly, who spent the winter in Camden,
were down and opened up their house
for Easter.
Mrs. George Emf gave a successful
masquerade ball last Monday night in
the borough hall for the benefit of the
fire company. A large of number
masqueraders were present beside those
not masked and the ball Don was
filled to its utmost capacity. Two
prizes were awarded for the best dressed
lady and gentleman, Mrs. H. Q.
Schlichting receiving the ladies UNI
brella and Albert Thompson the gents
umbrella.
John J. File and family are spending
a week in their Sixth venue cottage.
They have as their guests Mrs. E. v.
Kopp and Miss Clara V. H~oughton, of
Philadelphia.
brother Augustus, of Philadelphia, are
spending this week in their Central
avenue cottage.
George Firth has been on the sick
list this week.
Charles Carlberg and family have
returned and taken up their residence
in one of the Saul apartments on Cen
trail avenue after spending the winter
in Atlantic City where MI. Carlberg
has been cod fishing. They formerly
resided in the Mace cottage on First
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Newspickel, OF
Philadelphia, were in their Chestnut
avenue cottage I'VE Easter.
N. b. Long and son Sven left for
Chincoteague, Va, on Tuesday to go
sturgeon fishing.
Capt. Jess Pegal and Capt. Haurlen
have gone to Pennsgrove for the shAd
fishing season.
The Ocean Fish Co. have finished
e..ns snsih wing f5FfHesf1M psdhd'
and their men are now working on tht
poundc In Saa Isle Cjtv
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bonsall ano
niece, Miss Eva Carpenter, of Philadel
phia, spent over Easter in the Chest
nut avenu cottage.
Frank Hilton, now with the Bel
Telephone Co. in Bridgeton, was a visi.
tor here on>Monday.
Grocer Allen E. Grace was a business
visitor to Philadelphia on Thursday.
DR.. Margaret Mace was in Philadel-
phia on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Among the Easter guests who stop
ped at the Lynwood were Miss Emily
Becker, Miss Daisy IL. Garwood, Will
liam Amer, MI. and Mrs. Harry
Stevens and son, all of Philadelphia.
Notwithstanding the high wind on
Thursday afternoon quite a number OF
our citizens and visitors attended the
band concert on Mace's pier. The
dance in the borough hall last night
was also well attended.
The Holly arrived yesterday from
Atlantic City where she has been fish
ing for cod this winter.
The Walnut avenue House is under
going a number of alterations and inn
provements and a coat of paint is also
helping to brighten it TIP.
The Thomas Martindale, Capt. Mar
tin Hilton, left on Monday for Chinco-
league, Va, to fish for mackerel and
sturgeon.
The Vincent, Capt. Apologize, and
the Angler, Capt. James Boyd, are
getting ready for the spring fishing
and will soon leave for southern waters.
G. w. Scott has purchased a Wur-
liter self-playing piano which he will
install in the Hotel Scott.
Joshua and Herbert Shivers are get
ting their equipment ready for sturgeon
fishing.
The Elizabeth G. arrived yesterday
from Atlantic City after fishing for
cod there all winter.
Gold Charm, union label. &c cigar,
wholesale and retail at Funck's, Il