Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-10-09
ANCLESEA

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Anna s. Loefller will act as bridesmaid
aud Robert Russell will be best man.
May Doherty will play the wedding
march.
Miss Catharine Mckinley spent Sat
urday with her aunt at Cape May
Court House.
are staying with their grandmother,
Mrs. George Epler, in her cottage on
Fourth avenue.
Borough Clerk George Redding took
a flying visit to Philadelphia on
Wednesday on business.
Miss Madalie Holmes is visiting her
aunt at Cold Spring.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Angle
sea Baptist church will hold q light
lunch sale in the borough hall on
Election Day, November Bird, 1914.
The sale will last all day with ice cream,
cakes and other good things on sale.
Mrs. Leonard Allen is spending two
weeks with Miss Florence Mack in the
latter's cottage at Third and Central
venues
Mrs. Robert Schroeder is spending a
week with her mother, Mrs. George
Firth, on First avenue.
Captain Sam Buck, accompanied by
his son and family have returned from
Cape May where he was in charge OF
the "Queen City, which went out
from Cape May this season instead of
from Grassy Sound.
A house burned at Vineland and
according to the reports the owner lost
about $4,000 by not putting his cash in
a bank for safe keeping. Nobody ever
lost a cent by depositIng in the Marine
National Bank of Wild wood. Be wises
and deposit your money In the banH
where it is safe. \
Herbert Williams is spending a week
with his family on Third venue.
J. Holcup and Mr.. and Mrs. q. H
Stevens, OF Philadelphia, were Sunday
visitors to Anglesea, stopping at the
Lynwood.
Captain N. II. S. Yewdall has bought
a new Packard auto and Is taking quiteI
a few pleasant trips with his family.
Alfred Riggin, station agent at An
glesea, 10 away on his vacation. J.I
Vaughn, of Haddonield, is substituting
and is located at the Lynwood with
his wife.
The young folks are awaiting theI
opening dance to beheld Thursday, OciI
tober Is, at the Court House. Thd|
dances Will take place weekly and willS
be patroA to some extent by the
T0cay 5odAger set.
Miss M. d. Harwood, OF the Phila-
delphia post office, has been spending
sometime In her Third avenue cottage.
Captain Munson, In charge Of the
elizabeth b." returned on Wednes-
day morning with 28 barrels Of blue
fish OF board. The Irene locked this
week with % barrels OF blue-fish and s
barrels Of sea-bass.
DR.. Margaret Mace was In PhiIadel-
phia on Monday to transact business.
Captain Martin Judson has built an
addition to his cottage on Delaware
avenue.
A number of pleasure boats went out
on Sunday with good crowds consider
ing the time of year, and returned with a
fair amount OF fish.
Quite a number OF Weak-fsh have
been caught recently.
The Wildwood and Delaware Bay
Short Line Railroad company, has
shipped $500 barrels of fish from Angle
sea during the present season.
Smack fishermen, as well as hook
and line experts, are making good
catches Of blues and sea-bass at Cape
Charles and Cape Henry.
Southern fish companies are buying
considerable manhaden and having
them frozen at the Marine Freezing
company, for use as bait for Southern
fishing this winter.
Mrs. Charles Aspenberg recently
returned from a visit to her relatives in
Long Island.
There is quite a demand for frozen
fish.
Some of the Five Fathom pound
fishermen have quit for the season.
Mrs. Clara L. Mcintyre, and John
Enerle, were united in marriage in
Mrs. McIntyre's home on Fourth ave-
nue. on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The wedding was conducted quietly
andRev. Irwin H. Fisher performed the
ceremony. The newly married couple