Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-19
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Patrick surprise party on Wednesday
evening al bis home at First and CenI
traI by his many school chumd
aud playmates. The evening was
spent in playing games and dancing to
the strains OF a mouth organ 10 the
hands of Russell Mollet. Refreshments
we're served and every one voted the
party q huge success and a grand sur
prise to Master Clark. Among those
present were Bessie Dotts, Margaret
Dotts, Myrtle Streaker. Florence
Shivers, Linda Holmes, Charlotte Clark,
Emma Clark, Viola Thomas, Carine
Goldberg. Irene Leonard, Thomas Do.
herty, George Loeffier. Edward Schultz,
Phil Schultz, Crawford Humphries,
Ike Smith, Russell Mollet, Harry Me-
GinIey, George DOTS, Ralph Clark,
Tom Braid wood, Victor Braid wood,
Warren Clark, MI. and Mrs. Dotts and
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph CLARK.
Harry Grosscup Is having alterations
made to his Fifth avenue home.
VIM. Gardner, OF Fifth and Pennsyl-
vania avenues, Is having Gardener
Mattera and several carpenters renovate
his lawn and house for the coming
season. 1t will be remembered, this
is the property partially destroyed by
fire.
The Anglesea Firemen's basket ball
team defeated North Wild wood last
night.
Judge Eldredge on Wednesday Is
sued the commitment papers for tho
placing of Mrs. F. Bjorklund in tho
State Hospital at Trenton.
Hereford Club was a busy place over
the weekend, several members being
Engaged IN adjusting engines and paint.
ing boats ready for the coming season,
Members who were recent visitors In,
cluded Hornickle, Lesher, Smith, Lang
BEN, DIR. Hankinson, Chief Wilkes, OF
Philadelphia; Leedom, DR.. Davis,
Drummond and several other MEM
bers.
The Anglesea followers of the Fire.
mems Basket Ball League are confident
of winning the next four games and
are proudly Boosting of 1t and some
have signified their intentions of back
ing up their local team in any manner.
Mrs. /. Hilb left on Monday for
Baltimore where she will spend several
weeks.
VIM. Gardner spent Sunday at his
Fifth avenue cottage.
Harry Firth is still confined to his
First avenue home, but his many
friends are glad to know that he is on
the road to recovery.
John Weist, q young lad, fell over
board in the channel one day this week,
but was promptly pulled out nonethe
worse for his mishap except a good
ducking.
Mrs. Doherty, of the Hereford Hotel,
has gone to Pennsgrove, where she has
opened a boarding house known as the
Neptune House.
VIM. Driesler spent Sunday at bis
cottage at Central and Chestnut ave.
nues.
Harry Roden was a Sunday excur-
sionist and spent his time visiting bis
summer time friends.
Ex-Judge Voorhees, was among the
Sunday visitors.
The Colby Budd, which has been
o%verhanled, will have a new mast
placed IN position this week, as one is
now ready to be placed aboard her.
Charles Davis, the well known res
taurant proprietor, expects to open his
place IN the board walk about April l.
The end of New Jersey avenue at the
wharf, which was washed away by the
storm last winter. is now repaired,
several tons of gravel having been used
to bring it up to grade.
A happy crowd of autoists paid Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Ericsson a visit on
Sunday at their First avenue cottage.
The party autoed from Dennisville and
included Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robin
son, Mrs. Dora Robinson, Alice Scull
and Edgar Robinson.
Carl Hoffman, son of Ex-Mayor
Hoffman, while playing with several
boys in front of the North Wildwood
School on Tuesday afternoon, was
struck in the head with a large stone,
making a severe cash. DR.. Mace was
summoned and he was removed to his
fathers residence.
Mrs. Harry Nidorf's mother Is spend
ing several weeks with her at her First