Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-10-01
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The steamer Susie R. S. Allen, Capt.
Allen in command, took out q party OF
ten sportsmen last Sunday. They all
had a good day fishing and started
back and had reached the north end of
Champagne island and about to enter
Hereford Inlet when they hit the outer
bar. The tide being low the boat stuck
in the sand and In an endeavor to get
clear the rudder was broken. The L.
s. Coast Guards seeing their condition
launched their boat and went to the
Susie's assistance and In q short time
had the disabled boat and her passen-
gers safely at the dock. The fishermen
suffered the loss of their train owe the
Pennsylvania but took the S.15 over the
Reading. and otherwise were none the
worse for their experience.
The Marine Fisheries Co. report bust
ness conditions in better shape and are
shipping fish away at the rate of sixty
barrels a day. Gus Hilton is president
of the Marine company and G. A. As
penburg is treasurer. The Hereford
Fishing Co., which packs and ships
from this platform, send out about
thirty-fve OF forty barrels per day.
Headquarters for fishermen's rubber
boots. w. M. Beers, Oak and Pacific,
under Hotel Seacrest. 4
The regular meeting of the Hook
Line and Seine Fishermen's Protective
Association, of Five Mile Beach, held
Saturday, September 25th, the follow
ing officers were elected: Andrew John
son, president; A. Axelson, vice-presi-
dent; Julius Widerstrom, secretary; B.
Pearson, treasurer. The folio wing
members were elected trustees: Alfred
Carlson, Arnold Axelson, Robert An
derson, and John Kloo. Lewis L.
Stevens was endorsed by the members
of the association as candidate for the
Senate.
The Union Transfer company will
continue business until October Is, 1915
with John Sprigman in charge. Both
phones No 81. n
Mrs. g. Simondet, of West First ave
nue., will remain at her cottage all
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Drewes, who
own a cottage on East First avenue and
have been summering here, returned to
their Darby, Pa, home last Sunday.
Several fishing boats went out Sum
day fairly well patronized.
Andy Apologize has purchased a
well-equipped launch which he will
operate as a pleasure and party boat.
Robert Schroeder, of Philadelphia,
was a visitor at the home of George
Firth, where his wife is staying for a
short time.
Mrs. John Murnin is visiting friends
IN Tuckahoe.
Mrs. George Firth went to PhiladeI-
phia last Sunday afternoon for weeks
visit among friends and do some shop
ping.
John j. File and family, who have
spent the summer at their cottage on
First avenue, returned to their Phila-
delphla home last Wednesday.
N. r. S. Yewdall was a visitor to
Philadelphia last Wednesday.
MI. aud Mrs. Martin Jensen, of Sec.
ond and Dela ware avenues, are the
parents of a new baby, which
was born last week.
William Cozens left for Trenton last
Tuesday morning to attend the State
fair.
w. l.. Heesen, proprietor of the Ger
House, went to Philadelphia
Tuesday to see his little son, who was
taken sick there while visiting with his
mother.
George g. Loeffier has closed his bak-
cry for the winter.
Hand line fishing continues fairly
good of Mace's pier.
Harry Corson has given up his auto
mobile position in New York and will
assist his sister, the widow of Fred
Brobson, in the conduct of Hotel Wind
sor. Mrs. Brobson has been appointed
to administer the estate with LAWYER
Robert Bright as proctor.
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