Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-04-23
ANCLESEA

Council met in adjourned session
Tuesday evening and received the
resignation of Chief Of Police Harry
Conn. Mayor McLinden appointed
Albert Thompson to the position and
also named Charles Baker and Floyd
Hewitt as policemen. A resolution
was passed awarding the $82 900 Issue
of 30 year g per cent bonds to
P. s Briggs & Co., Philadelphia brok-
ers. It Is said that the sale Of bonds
was made by former Judge Voorhees,.
In the Common Pleas Court on Tues
day, Judge Eldredge heard the case Of
Angelo J. Myers, of Philadelphia, vs..
Frank Toppin, of AngIesea. Proceed
ings were against Toppin for the col
lection OF S129. 80. the price Of q bill Of
goods received at the Hotel Hilton.
Mr.. Toppin placed the order for the
goods with an agent for 'one company
and the bill was sent from another
company. Mr.. 'Toppin, through his
counsel, FL. H. Voorhees,, made the
defense that he owed the bill to another
company aud not to the Angelo j.
Myers company. The jury rendered a
verdict OF no cause for action.
When going to Philadelphia or New
York use the Reading. Consult
timetable on page 3.-Adv.
Broker Robert Bright has rented to
Captain Alonzo L. Dunn, of Baltimore,
Md, the Dreizler apartment, Chestnut
and Central avenues. Captain Dunn
and family will take possession June 5
and will operate the steamer Vaud J..
during the summer months. Captain
Dunn was here last Sunday.
Mr.. Anhalt, of Atlantic City, is EN-
ployed here by the Weisbrod & Hess
company, brewers.
Miss Gertrude Murray, of Philadel-
phia, was a weekend visitor at the
Yewdall cottage.
Mrs. w. b. Holmes, who was con-
fined to her home, is now able to be
about again.
New arrival of fine underwear and
hosiery. Call and see for yourself.
119 E. Wildwood ave.
Robert Bright has sold the property
of Russell G. Schenck, of MillviIle, to
Charles f. Fairburn, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Fairburn will enlarge and other
wise improve the property for occu-
pancy this season.
G. r. Steward, of the Avalon Coast
Guard Station, was here over Saturday
on q visit to his brother, VIM. Steward,
of Second avenue.
James MacAlpine is having his lot
on Third avenn graded.
Mrs. Frank Smith was a visitor to
Philadelphia this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e.. E. Epler have re-
turned to their bungalow on Fourth
avenue after spending several weeks In
Philadelphia.
N. r. s. Yewdall has returned from
Miami, Florida, and entertained q num-
Der OF friends at his Surf avenue cottage.
L. b. Shivers has received his COM
mission as postmaster OF the AngIesea
office.
Subscribe now only 81. 90 a year for
the Journal.
George Loefier and Martin Rosser,
while riding a bicycle, were run into
by an unknown motorcyclist. The
boys were pretty well shaken up.
Captain jesse shivers and Thor.
Hansen have left for ChincOteague,
Va, for the mackerel fishing.
Richard ]. Williams. Jr., has left
for Green Greek, where he will engage
in the oyster business.
Herbert r. Williams was a week
end visitor here.
Charles Mace Is making extensive
alterations on his pier property.
Mrs. Abilene Hewitt, who has been
i'll, has recovered and is making pre-
paratious for the coming season.
The Hilton Fish company were the
first pound fishermen to bring in fish
from Five Fathom pounds.
The few mackerel that have been
caught are bringing good prices here.
They are fine, large ones.
The Ladies' Aid ofthe Baptist church
will meet at the home Of Mrs. M. F.
Ware, 8Os E. Third avenu on Thurs
day evening, April %.
Junior League will meet at the home
of Mrs. L. B. Shivers, 2l2 First avenue,
until further notice.
Young and old men are invited to
attend the Bible class every Sunday
afternoon at the Anglesea Baptist