Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-06-27
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Epler q big sur
prise on Thursday evening Of last week
when they called on them at their
home at Second and Central avenues
to remind them Of their twelfth we'd
ding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. Epler
had been lured away to the home of
a friend until the guests arrived and
were then sent for. The surprise was
genuine and after hearty greetings
and congratulations they all Joined In
the games and enjoyed a most pleasant
evening. They were presented with a
handsome china salad bowl rs q me-
mento of the occasion. Those present
were MI. and Mrs. w. e. Young, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. E. Riggin, Councilman
and Mrs. Jason Buck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Robinson, MI. and Mrs. Allen
e. Grace, Mrs. George Epler, Mrs. NJ.
Bell, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. H. G. Whea-
ton, Mrs. Charles Sanders, Miss Emma
Cozens, Masters Allen Grace, Jr., and
Russell Epler and Miss Ruth Epler.
At a late hour refreshments were serv-
ed.
Two new boats have arrived to ply
between Anglesea and Stone Harbor.
They are owned by the Atlantic City
& Shore r. r. company, of Atlantic
City, and formerly run between Ocean
City and Longport, though they have
been thoroughly renovated and new
engines installed and they are two Of
the finest and largest boats that sailed
from Mace's Wharf. 1t Is the inten-
ton of the company to sell through
tickets from Atlantic City to Anglesea
and return for 81. 20 and to operate an
hourly service with boat and train con-
nections, the last boat to leave Anglesea
at 8 p. m. This service will not be in
stalled, however until the season is a
little further advanced and all details
are completed but the boats will make
regular hourly trips between Anglesea
and Stone Harbor from 7 a. m. to 8 p.
M, beginning next Sunday. Space
has been leased to the company on
Mace's wharf and an Office will be
built there for them. J.. M. Campbell,
of Atlantic City, secretary of the COM
pany, was on the island Wednesday
arranging the details.
Bids were received on Tuesday, June
10, by the North Wildwood Board of
Education for an addition to the school
house and the following are the bids:
A. M. Ely, S15,7 0l.77
Vanleer & Peterson, Of
Glassboro, 10, 1855 90
q. j. Scully, 18,494s0 90
q. A.. Norton, l8, $50. 90
Penna. Construction Co., 10, 10000
AS only S15, 900 had been appropria-
ted all bids were rejected and re-adver-
tised for and will be opened tonight.
Plans were prepared by Architect
Boyer.
James McAlpine and family are here
for the season In their fourth avenue
cottage.
Safe deposit boxes to rent In modern
fire proof vaults. $500 per year and
upward. The Marine National Bank.
adv.
Mrs. William Nelson has returned
after a two weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Leonard in Chincoteague,
Va. 81.
Charles Mace expects to finish the
new addition to his wharf this week.
The new wharf now runs along the in
let up to the jetty at Central avenue,
recently built, and a walk has been
laid on this, making the wharf ac-
cessible from Central venue.
Novels and Magazines can now be
had atlHilb's opposite Inlet Hotel. lady
Miss Bessie MacFarland, of Frank
ford, was a guest IN Sunday of her
uncle and aunt, Councilman and Mrs.
Richard Rauch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Peterson have
rented the Nelson cottage on Second
avenue. They were married last New
Years day, but their Anglesea friends
knew nothing about it until the past
week. Mrs. Peterson was formerly
Miss Marie Carlson, of Holly Beach,
a highly esteemed young lady. The
JOURNAL extends best wishes.
ThelFrancis M. Smith came In Tues
day afternoon with 1875 barrels of weak
fish, n oflthe biggest catches this sea-
son.
Mrs. Harold Elliott, of Philadelphia,
and Miss Carrie Grace, OF g. shen,
were guests OF Sunday oftheir brother,
Allen e. Grace.
Mrs. Arthur Payne and daughter
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