Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-08-20
ANCLESEA

Chlef Engineer OF the steamship Lee
dam, sunk by q German submarine off
the northwest coast of Scotland, is re-
cuperating at this place and believes
Germany will win In the present con-
fiIct.
Capt. Gus Goreason, with four as
sistants, caught over one thousand
pounds Of founders last Sunday.
Nearly two hundred fishermen were
left at the dock last Sunday due to the
lack of boats.
Jacob Bander, of Philadelphia, is
visiting his brother John at Bishops
Inn.
John L. Haslacker is seer daily in his
new motor boat which he has named
minnie B."
John Salmon, of Philadelphia, who
has been visiting our resort for five
summers past and who is an ardent
fisherman, caught a 10 pound founder,
Saturday.
The 1880 pound tuna fish that has at
tracted much attention on the board
walk will be removed to Atlantic City
where the owners OF the fish are under
contract to show same.
The Pennsylvania railroad ran six
sections from Philadelphia to this re-
sort Sunday morning.
The Electric Railway Co. ran several
new trolIy cars, beginning last Satur-
day, from this place to the Crest.
Their general appearance was COM
mented upon.
Mrs. Hurley Booye and Mrs. Bern
hard Caplan gave a grabbing party on
the Minnie B. last Monday.
Simon German, of Phoenixville, Pa,
was q caller upon Mrs. Anna Yeager,
Sunday.
John Haslacker is n of the leading
spirits in the moonlight dances that are
INDUCED In by the younger set.
Miss Myrtle Pavitt, the aqua-plane
rider and noted swimmer, is in daily
training for a swim from Mace's dock
to Stone Harbor, q distance of six miles.
Miss Myrtle will probably attempt this
feat next week and will undoubtedly
cover the distance in record time.
Barney Captain, a well-known PhiIa-
delphia merchant, spent the weekend
as the guest Of Mrs. Hurley Booye.
The fishermen and merchants of
Anglesea should petition congress to
dredge Hereford Inlet, as that water
way is fast filling up, which means
that exit to the best fishing banks on
the coast will soon be closed which
will practically rain this end Of the.
islands business.
Supt. Miller, OF the Wildwood Water
Works, is building two houses at Fourth
and Central avenues.
Mr.. Shivers is building a fine skiff IN
the yard of his home, near Third and
Central avenues.
Judge Harrison Voorhees, and family
are stopping at the Hotel Hilton for the
month.
Mrs. M. V. East, of Baltimore, who
was on a visit to her sister Mrs. Hilb,
returned home Monday.
Members of the Hereford and Wolf
clubs spent the weekend at their re-
spective club houses.
A number of people are enjoying the
trip to Avalon, whichboats commenced
about a week ago.
Chief of Police Thompson says the
conditions are excellent from the stand
point of order, as no disorder Is permit
ted and intoxicated persons are proper
ly taken care of and not allowed to lay
around, but these cases are not frequent.
Miss Linda Holmes went on q visit to
relatives in West Philadelphia the fore
part of the week.
Last Thursday Mrs. William Streak
or and son Russell, went for the day tn
Atlantic City.
Gus Hilton attended a meeting of the
freeholders, of which body he is a
member, at Cape May Court House,
Wednesday.
Mayor Jackson, wife and niece, Of
Westville; Miss Gertrude Siegfried,
Theodore d. Warrick and son, of Nor
gAntown, w. Va; John 7. Fish, OF
~Fallingston, Pa, who came. here for
the Ackley sales and made purchases;
John D. Lynn and Jas. H. Lockwood,
of Gordonville, Pa; Miss Heneretta
White, OF Gloucester; William Jones
Farmer, Of Mt. Vernon. Va, q typical
southern gentleman, are registered at
the Hotel Hilton, which has entertain
ed quite extensively THE summer.