Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-12-31
ANGLESEA

Christmas exercises held on Thursday
afternoon, December 23d. The success
aud attendance al these exercises
eclipsed all previous ones. The appear
ance of the rooms aud the program en-
dered by the pupils is a good expression
of the interest and good feeling existing
amoog the teachers and their pupils.
The good attendance is an endorsement
of the feeling of the parents and public
towards the school. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with holly, orig
inaI drawings by pupils and teachers
on the b~lackboards, and a Christmas
tree decorated by things made by the
pupils in the different rooms. The
program began at one o'clock and last
ed until three. The primary grades
rendering theirs first, folio wed by the
grammar grades, thus enabling the
visitors to hear both, which consisted
of Rotations, piano and vocal solos,
singing, cOrnet solo and duet, exercises
and a little play entitled, 1.-THE Christ
mas Sprite,o by nine pupils. Space
will not permit to give detailed pro-
grams, but all those who attended these
exercises will testify to their success.
The teachers deserve great praise for
the trouble they go to 10 preparing such
programs and in decorating their rooms
so attractively, but they all feel it is for
the pleasure and happiness of their
pupils, and in that way they are very
we'll paid for their trouble. The school
will reopen its doors on Monday, Janu-
airy the 3D..
The first series of the ADglesea Build
ing and loan Association matured with
the December payment of dues, and
will be payable sometime in January.
The number of matured shares is 169,
amounting to $50, 300. From this sum
rs, 900 is to be deducted, representing
amounts borrowed on mortgage aud
stock loans. This leaves $24 800 in
cash to he distributed among the stock
holders. The fist series started in June,
1904, and matured in 139months. The
thrifty people who have stock in this
series are to be congratulated, as the
cash comes as a fine Christmas present.
Style, comfort and quality in Queen
Quality Shoesforladies al Tenenbaum's,
3404 Pac. fc avenue. X
Mrs. q. e. Riggln went to Atlantic
City Tuesday morning for the day.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Robinson are
both ill at their home with The grippe.
MI. and Mrs. Charles f. Sanders en-
teItained Mrs. Sanders mother over
Christmas.
Mems underwear 10 large assortments
at the Wildwood 5, 10 and 25c Store,
corner Garfield and Pacific.
MI. and Mrs. Elmer Straup, of Phil
adelphia, spent Christmas at the home
of Mrs. Harry Mckinley.
Willard Ware, ~janitor of the North
Wild wood school is i'm approving from an
attack of grippe. His wife and son
Preston are now confined TO their home
with the disease.
Visit Bell and 6urran's 5, 10 and 25c
store at 145 East Oak avenue, under
Hotel Seacrest.
Mrs. w. e. Young and Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto HUFF, Jr and little daughter, ex-
pected TO go 10 Charleston, 8. O., at
which place they will spend the winter,
but owing to Mrs. Hut being taken sick
with the grippe the trip was postponed
for a week or so.
Mrs. Yeager went to Millville Nor
day morning on a visit to her sister.
Andrew Apologize has lately re-
modelled his boat the ~"Fitzgerald,"
taking out the old engine and INSTALL
Ing in its place a 36-horse power one,
cutting out the mast and making sew
eral other Improvements.
The Leslie went out Monday morn
ing and returned late in the afternoon
with only forty codfish-the smallest
catch they have had for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caplan, of Philadel-
phia, were over Christmas visitors with
Mrs. Yeager at Bishops Inn.
Headquarters for fishermen's boots.
w. M. Beers, 1.-THE Big Shoe Store"
Oak and Pacific. \
y Martin Jensen, Andrew Peterson,
fChaEles Mace and two others from
Holly Beach made application at Cape
May Court House, last Thursday, for
examination for naturalization papers.
Andrew Apologize has sold his skiff
to an italian named Dominic, of North
Wild wood,