Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-04-21
ANCLESEA

OF WIG WOOD was dSkeu 10 lay u water
pipe on 26th street, from Surf avenue
to the boardwalk, where there is a large
new building going up. The Board of
Health was rejuvenated by the appoint
ment of Charles E. Epler, Edward
Hewitt, Charles Kraus, Andrew Apple
gate and George Dahlberg to member
ship, which with DR.. Margaret Mace,
constitute the body at present.
The new building for the Anglesea
Association was commenced this week,
the foundation being laid with cement
blocks.
Tony, the thrifty Italian on Second
avenue. is having a third story of frame
put on his large cement block building.
Councilman Warren Sayre is in charge
of the work.
A pretty bungalow for Capt. Peter
Munson on New York avenue is
receiving its finishing touches.
julius Widerstrom has completed a
small house on First avenue, which
was built by F. E. Smith.
The Walnut Avenue House has been
undergoing repairs and is being pain
ted.
Capt. AL Risley, of the Eta X, had
a good sized fishing party last Sunday.
The day was fair, but a little windy.
New garden seeds, big assortment.
Harbison's. u \
The old Anglesea Fire Company met
Tuesday night aud voted to disband.
A new company Of younger blood was
formed last night with the following
officers: President, Samuel Grey;
Martin Hockensang, vice president;
Charles Pancoast, secretary; A. E.
Grace, treasurer; George Redding,
chief; Otto Huff, assistant chief; Sam
uel Grey, foreman; William Streaker,
pipeman; Fred Robinson, assistant
pipeman. The following is the total
membership: Geo. Redding, James
McLinden, Fred Robinson, Fremont
Lush, Warren Mohr, Alvin Griffith,
Harry Nidorf, w. B. Holmes, VIM.
Streaker, VIM. Gardner, Charles Mace,
Jr., A. E. Grace, Andrew Apologize,
Charles Pancoast, Clarence Mckinley,
Peter Munson, Harry Firth, John
Sturmer, Jr., Otto Huff, VIM. Countiss,
George Dslhberg, Warren Ssyre, DAN
iel Bell, Martin H%ockensang, Albert
Thompson, Samuel Grey, P. l.. Peter
son, Richard Anderson, Floyd Hewitt,
Edmund Tice, Joseph Wheaton, Leon
Wheaton.
Baptist Church Notes
The young men OF the church, con-
spicuous among whom are William
Gardiner, Sr., H.. G. Wheaton, F. III.
Hewitt and Leon Wheaton, gave a
surprise to the other members of the
church in having a food sale, OF Sat
urday, April 10th, in the store room
formerly occupied by Mr.. Tice. &lAl-
though it was their first attempt at
copying after the ladies) yet, luck, as
is usually the case with the beginner,
and as a result quite a number of
smiling faces were to be seen as the
boys counted their net earnings at the
closing up hour, the net proceeds
amounting to $3.50 which amount
was turned into the church to apply
for current ex penses. But you know
men never could get along without the
women, for while the men were as
they say s'the brains of the affair."" yet
the women are the ones who did the
work, and to them the men express
their sincere thanks for their help, alao
we wish to thank Mr.. Bright for his
kindness in allowing us the use of his
store room.
Taking advantage of the good wealth
er, n of our members, Mrs. Elizabeth
DOTS, is making a weeks visit to
friends living near Camden.
The building fund of the church is
growing nicely, acknowledgment is
made of the receipt from the folio wing:
John Price. So 90
Alfred f. Hirst....."........ 5 90
Vim / Tohnaon . IN