Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-06-05

The North Wildwood Ice and Re-
f~rigeraing plant, the most ~pretentious
manufacturing establishment In North
Wildwood, has been working overtime
handling the tremendous catches of
fish made by the fishermen.
Already the chug-chug of motor
boats is heard in the Ottens canal,
while plans are being made by the
Board of Governors OF the Wildwood
Yacht club to have the grand opening
on the Fourth of July If not sooner
Ottens harbor Is also the scene of
great activity among the water lovers
and a deal is now being formulated
with two prominent Phiiadelphians to
take over a block of fourteen lots on
which q series of modern but modest
priced boat houses will be built.
The third anniversary of the Ep-
worth League Of the Anglesea M. e.
church will be observed Tuesday night,
June g.. Rev. Stanley Clark, of South
Dennis, will speak.
Joshua Borton, president of the Sc
curity Trust company, Camden, was
here on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krause entertained
Frank Donagan, of Philadelphia, over
Sunday.
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Below is a full list of purchasers who
have built or have purchased and are
building: Joseph V. Lyons, William
Fitzpatrick, Frederick Stanley, Harry
Harding, Miss Mathilda Lester, Jos.
T. Luccarene, Frank Rambo, Miss
Florence M. Moberly, w. T. Earn
shaw, Margaret Davies, Arthur M.
Ely, Thomas Etter, M. H. Senderling,
Mrs. Robert McAlpine, Edwin Yates,
Joseph Roberts, Robert Wark, Mrs.
e. F. Patterson, Charles L. HI. Bodine,
Walter Carswell, Ernest N. Ross, H.
Clifton, George Schumacher, Mrs. Fl.
Sullivan, Charles Mullen, s. Jones, g.
N. Chappelle, N. Boucher, E. M.
Chappelle, Henry Taylor, James Tay-
Tor, Jr., George w. Stewart, Alexander
Martin, Mrs. Sarah Lutts, Anton
Bauer, Henry Bush, George r. Rein
hart, Joseph Barr, Jr., Thomas Lacey,
Winfield Harrison, Louis Weller,
| William Rudduck, Miss Mary E.
Haney, James Canon, J. q. Martin,
Aug. Charlson, Miss Anna M. Rob-
erts, a.. 6ilberstein, j. T. Carswell,
Miss Edith Jackson, John P. Barr,
John O'Donnell, Benz. F. Rowbotham,
Waller Grifins, N. F. Mcintyre, Fl.
B. Hamell, B. f. Owens, Albert
Butcher, John KIinger, Robert Pinney,
Mrs. Mintzer.
Two games of ball we're played be-
tween the McLinden team and Wild
wood and Holly Beach, the former
winning both games by 8 to Z and Z to
5, the latter game being played at
Wildwood with two out and two on
base. In the ninth inning the Wild
wood team put in Tresher as a pinch
hitter and after having two strikes on
him Doherty felled him with a slow
inshot, and the best he could do was to
pop an infield hit to Barber on second
base and the game was over. Much
rivalry exists between the teams. The
features of the games were the playing
of Massey, Corson and Murray, of the
Wildwood team, and the pitching of
Joslin and Doherty, and the all around
playing of Blomell, first baseman of
the McLinden team. Anglesea citizens
bought two cars of gravel for the ball
field.
Among the over Sunday visitors at
North Wildwood were Miss Matilda
Goessel, Miss Ida Bohiam, Miss Han
nah Ringer and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Steinback.
Recent guests at the Hazelhurst
we're Mr.. Ottens, Mr.. Duncan, Mr..
McDonough, Mr.. Holroyd, MI. and
Mrs. Rankin and son Willie, Miss
Hornbrook, Mr.. Daley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Crowley.
MI. and Mrs. F. Stoneley had as
guests for the week end DR.. and Mrs.
L. q. Snow, of Southern Utah, and
MI. and Mrs. P. Miller, of Philadel-
phia.
Charles King and family, of Rut-
ledge, Pa, have taken possession OF
the Fry cottage for the season.
William T. Hardy, a prominent
Forester of Philadelphia, with his wife
and daughter, were down Sunday.
Harry w. Mace, of Court five, Phila-