Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-22
ANCLESEA

At the adjourned meeting of council
held last Thursday evening William
@. Epler was appointed collector to
finish the unexpired term of Loire
Shivers, who resigned a few weeks ago.
The new collector and treasurer APP
pears to be well fitted for the RESPONSE
BILE duties he Is to on Sept. 1.
He is the brother Of Charles e. Epler,
manager of the Arctic Ice company,
where be is employed as bookkeeper,
and has been accustomed to clerical
work all his life. Mr.. Epler is AZ years
of age,b being born in Philadelphia In
1871 and educated In the public schools
there. He was clerk in the Transport
tation department Of the Reading rail-
road at the time the offices were moved
into thenew Reading terminal. q posi-
ton he held for two years. For ten
years he vas employed by the Pruden-
tial Insurance company, and for eight
years he was on the road travelling for
a cereal firm. He first came to Angle
sea In 1907, and has resided here since
1909. He is married.
1t is important that every boat own
er Investigate his equipment, other wise
Inspector Marstella will tell If there is
anything lacking; this information
from the inspector is rather expensive.
In addition to Chas. King, Mr.. Pew
and A. M. Ely, who were notified of
fines of from 500 to $3.50 we have
learned that the Wilson Brothers. Jas.
Pinney and Winifred Harrison have
been taken in the inspectors net. Har-
rison had a second visit from the in
spector; he was notified of a fine of $3.50
for not possessing two copies of the rules
prescribed by the government. Housed
q bucket of sand for a fire extinguisher;
after q recent storm he set the sand out
to dry. The Inspector found HIM with
out the sand aboard and he has been
notified of an additional fiue of 500
for not having q fire extinguisher, or
its equivalent. Those notified Of the
fines are privileged to send afidavits
certifying to any e~xtenuating OIL miti-
eating circumstances. These affidavits
have been for warded to the govern
ment office In the post office building
in Philadelphia. It has been learned
that the afidavits have been for warded
to Washington for review. The out
come is being a~nxiously awaited by
those accused of having insufficient
equipment. Inspector Marstella paid
Q fl5ib w 0bO0C I1alOOi VII w CuuG8uhY
to look over the boats at that resort.
A company of employees OF the
Lubin moving picture oncern visited
Anglesea this week to work up excit-
ing sea scenes for future exhibitions.
The Anglesea Building and Loan
Association will hold the monthly
meeting next Monday at the Anglesea
Borough Hall.
Mrs. George Mccullough, of Rio
Grande, visited her sister, Mrs. Robert
Bright, last Monday.
Mrs. Simon Lake, of Connecticut, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas Corson.
Simon Lake Is the we'll known inven-
tor of submarine boats.
The fishing smack Charlotte, Capt.
Jack Apologize, ran upon q bar off
Anglesea Tuesday afternoon, during
the gale. After working for several
hours, the life saving efeWaLsHeeee&sA
in releasing the boat from its perilous
position and it was brought into the
harbor.
A couple of pickpockets were at
work on the fishing wharton Tuesday.
One of the pair was arrested for taking
a pocket book. He had succeeded
in passing 1t to his pal who got away.
There being no evidence he was re-
leased and 1t is thought both left on
the late train.
Ex-Mayor Thomas Ludlam and wife,
OF Sea Isle City, were Anglesea visitors
last Tuesday. They were the guests of
MI. and Mrs. Thomas Corson.
Miss Agnes Anderson and Gertrude
Turley, of Camden, are spending q
week at the Countiss cottage on Chest
nut venue
Ed ward Murnin, of Philadelphia. Is
spending a few days with his parents.
Miss Ethel Conn, Helen Dougherty
and Marie Gallagher, of Philadelphia,
were week end visitors at the Camp
bell residence on 18th venue
Miss Violet Magee, Of Philadelphia,
spent a week at the English cottage
on Spruce avenue.
Osric and Orsino brought two large
moonlight parties from Stone Harbor
on Monday night.