Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-07-14
ANCLESEA

uhe Occu 5ull n5uluS Aol CauuucA OnSe
since he and his family came down on
June "a, caught two bass within an
hour, n 80 pound and the other Sc
pounds, making his fifth this season,
His brother Stan who is also a devotee
to the surf fishing sport and who
always accompanies Bill, has had less
luck, not succeeding in catching any
bass at all this season, a few sharks
being his limit but that is a fisherman's
luck.
John ]. File and family are again in
their Second venue cottage for the
simmer and are enjoying weekly auto
trips off shore, taking in the many
beautiful rides to be found in South
Jersey. Little John and wife have got.
ten to be such devotees of this auto
recreation that we think we see old
Santa Claus putting n in their stock.
ings next Christmas.
Get the habit; follow the crowd to
Wirth's Cafe.
The Dixie A~ccordian Band Of West
Philadelphia that led the Anglesea
Fire company in the parade were en-
tertained at dinner and supper on Wed
nesday by the Anglesea firemen at the
new Hereford hotel. The Ocean City
firemen were the guests of citizens at
the various Angleses hotels. The visi-
ting guests returned to their home with
a high regard of the hospitality of the
good folks Of Anglesea.
See program for both Hunt theatres
for next week in the Wild wood column
of this issue of the JOURNAL.
The party fishing boats are now using
the Stone Harbor channel, which has
seven feet of water at low tide, allow
ing more certain conditions for crossing
the bar. The red range lights have
been changed to a new position better
able to indicate to boats coming in at
night the new channel that has cut Its
way through the bar.
The pound fishing smacks are having
a big run of butter fish, sea bass and
founders and are bringing In an aver
age of 275 barrels of butter fish and $50
barrels Of sea bass daily. It took two
boats to lift one gear of the Hereford
fish pounds on Tuesday, as the pocket
contained more fish than one boat
could carry.
The Marine Freezing company is
freezing about 100 barrels of butter fish
daily for the Booth Fisheries company
of Philadelphia, Baltimore and Buffalo.
The Houghton and McIntire families
are once more settled in the same
Third venue cottage for the summer
and are enjoying life as usual.
Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer, of the
Satterlee Apis, West Philadelphia, is
once more with us for the summer and
her many friends and relatives are
more than pleased to greet her.
Bill Nagel, a Philadelphia traffic
policeman who stops with his mother
at her cottage on Walnut avenue, has
been trying his hand at surf casting
this season aud was very much tickled
the other evening to land q q pound
bass.
Real Estate Broker Robert Bright
has sold for the account of the execu-
tors of H. @. Grosscup, deceased, the
Grosscup property on 5th venue to
Mrs. Ida E. Eggert, of Philadelphia,
who will make it her permanent home.
Frank P. Mattera has purchased
from Peter @. Verga lots 407 and 400,
Second avenue, through Broker Robert
Bright. Mr.. Msttera will erect two
bungalows in the early fall.
Miss Nellie Lautman, Of Philadel.
phia' is spending q few weeks at the
home of Capt. Farrell.
Mrs. P. J. Dewitt has a new Chal.
mers auto.
Miss Carolyn Cox, of Camden, is
spending the snmmer at their west
Chestnut avenue cottage.
Mrs. Leonard Allen and baby are
spending a couple of weeks here with
Mrs. Aliens parents on Fourth avenue.
Miss Georgianna Hays, of Atlantic
City, has returned home after spending
a couple Of weeks here with her grand.
mother, Mrs. Anna Hess.
George Sheppard and son Benjamin,
Of Salem, spent Sunday with Mrs. A,
r. Sheer ct her home on Mace's dock.