Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-07-21
The home Of Mrs. A. R. Sheer, Dela-

early Monday evening and a savings
bank containing SIS stolen. The thief
removed the screen from q front win
dow through which he entered. Moth
ing but the bank was taken, as the
robber was scared off by seeing Mrs.
Mary Myers approaching the house.
who noticed the broken screen and
gave the alarm. The thief has not
been spprehended.
Some of our Anglesea boys are break
ing the record with their fishing tackle
this season, among them are Stanley
and Will Parker of Third avenue, who
have caught six drum fish SO far from
the North Wildwood beach. These
drum have averaged 30 to so pounds
and it is very seldom that they come
home without a catch; if it is not a fish
it is a girl.
Anglesea has the honor of being the
first of the allied resorts of Five Mile
Beach to establish a Band of Mercy
among the young children. A meet
Ing was held Monday night at the
Anglesea Baptist church and twenty
four local children were present and
organized with Russell Mollett as Sec
rotary and Mathew Weber, president,
while Mrs. Elizabeth p. Connor is act
ing. as treasurer of the organization.
The band will hold meetings every two
weeks on Monday night.
Norris Calkins, Master Barton Cur
tbs, Misses Julia and Hazel Curtis, Miss
Nora James and Mrs. M. M. Bair have.
returned to Philadelphia. after a So
journ at ITO w. 10Th street. Mrs.
James and Edward Mclaughlin are
spending ten days at the anne cottage.
E. Roth and family are occupying
the Glenn cottage. =
Mrs. Mary Zwirner is visiting her
son.
Sheldon, entire block, ocean view.
Capacity $50, hot and cold water.
Rooms with bath and en- suite. Eleva-
tor, booklet. D. ]. Woods, owner. n
The new orchestra at the Ottens hotel
made its bow last week under the direc-
ton of Professor Gustav Blenk, q
musical director of Philadelphia, who
has played at the American theatre,
st. James hotel and the Bellevue-Strat-
ford. s.
During the months of July and
August, the Wildwood Yacht club will
hold card parties at 2 p. m. every FRI
day afternoon.
The Coaster at the Ocean pier is in-
creasing in popularity every day.
The yankee dip pleases the young and
old.
]. P. Pavitt and wife motored from
their home at Baltimore and are at the
Hotel Royal for a prolonged stay.
Captain William Mcintyre, who is
stopping at the Hotel Royal fol. the
SEASON, -1s an enthusiastfN yachtsaan
and can be seen most every day ont
with his power yacht, "Sallie."
Miss Marguerite Redding of Atlantic
City, is spending her vacation with
her father, Borough Clerk George A.
Redding, at the Hereford hotel.
The contractor has notified the
Anglesea Association that their new
club house will be completed and
turned over to them August Is.
Use the JOURNAL little adv. column
when you have anything to sell or you {
want to buy something. Lots Of peo-
pie get results from 1t.
The Anglesea Fire Company has
been presented with a locomotive tire,
by Superintendent James Buckelew,
of the Pennsylvania railroad company,
which will be used as q fire alarm.
Charles F. Sanders and family, Of
I'd and Central avenues, are spending
a few days in Philadelphia.
Borough Clerk George A. Redding
has purchased a disc harrow for the
purpose Of deepening Hereford inlet.
The same method has been used at
Atlantic City with success.
Councilman Jason Buck entertained
George Selover, of Wilmington, DEL.
over Sunday.
Miss Lucy Willse, Of Philadelphia,
is spending her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. G. D. Willse, on 9th ave..
nue..
William Stewart and his partner
who are engaged in skiff fishing re-
turn daily with an average of four or
five barrels Of fish.
l U. 8. Commissioner of light houses,
o. E. Conway, inspected the light
house Thursday, July 13, and compli-