Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-10-02
ANCLESEA

Owing to the large number OF school
children, due to the great number Of
all year round residents, the Anglesea
school board has fitted up an addition
al room Ia the new school building and
appointed as teacher, Professionally,
Miss Helen Coleman, to serve until the
next meeting Of the board, when APP
plicatione will be received for the posi-
ton. There are now 225 pupils enroll
led.
Robert Bright states that the Five
Mile Beach delegates to the Firemen's
convention at Atlantic City last week
did all In their power to have the next
convention held at Wild wood.
Captain A. l.. Dunn, of the Vaud j.,
Is stopping with his brother, l. Hilb.
He expects TO take his boat to Balti-
more for the winter.
Some of the fishermen are leaving for
the south to follow their line of business.
Swapping mackerel fishing so far this
season has been discouraging.
Henry Nidorf, an AngIesea merchant,
spent the Jewish holiday with relatives
In Philadelphia.
George Scott has been confined to bis
room the past week.
William Farmhouse has sold his
home on Spruce avenue and is moving
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embark in the poultry business.
The steamer Helen Bethel, which is
conducting government work destroy
ing the fish pounds, has been at An
glesea on two occasions during the
present week. She is working in the
neighborhood.
A good sized crowd came down to
Anglesea on Sunday, but the fish were
not biting. The sea was rough, yet a
number Of party boats went out.
Davis restaurant near the wharves
closes for the season on Sunday.
A petition Is being circulated here
providing for the deepening and WIDEN
ing OF the Hereford and Stone Harbor
inlets. This petition will be presented
to Congressman Baker for his use at
Washington In an effort to secure an
appropriation Of money for this pur-
pose.
VIM. Dressler, the drum fisherman
OF Baltimore, returned to his home in
the Oriole city on Thursday, following
a pleasant three weeks spent here.
Fire drill was held al the school on
Wednesday. The building was emp
tied two minutes after the alarm.
A number of founders we're caught
off t. wharves this week.
K.Mvheer, in charge OF Mace's store
on the wharf, will remain open as long
as weather conditions permit. Mr.
Hilb Will keep his novelty store open
all winter.
Now is the time to look over your
requirements for stove repairs. We
Carly Tue thIBoSt nnSOtthhCue III GHe
Mile Beach and can save You both time
and expense. Koeneke Bros.
Senator Wheaton has mounted one
more rung Of the political ladder, hav-
ing been elected a member of the DEM
ocratic state committee.
A photograph Of the North Wild
wood school, showing everyone from
Principal Schlichting to the lowest
class scholar, was taken on Wednesday
by ]. H. Peat, of the Anglesea Photo
Co, which has a store along the wharf.
The daily running ofthe Florence w.
and LottieW. to Stone Harbor has been
discontinued. After Sunday Captain
Winters will no doubt close the line for
the season. One trip was made this
week.
Large catches of butterfish and weak
fish are reported On days when the fish
ermen managed to go out. Weather
conditions have been such that the
fishermen have been COM elled to stsy
in, the high winds preventing their
going out. Gill METERS are catching
quite a number Of croakers. A few blue
fish were caught during the week.
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