Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-02-04
ANGLESEA

P. J. Schroeder died In Philadelphia
Thursday of last week at the age of 81
years and burial was made last Mon.
day in .Northwood cemetery. He
leaves a wife and three childreu-Mar.
garet, Alberta and Robert. Mr..
Schroeder owned a summer cottage on
Second and Pennsylvania avenues.
His son married Lizzie Firth. Two
wives claimed the body, which was
settled by the Courts.
George Firth is confined to his home
with a cold.
Mrs. A. Cannon, of Camden, spent
Sunday at her First avenue cottage.
Mrs. Robert Schroeder went to Phila.
delphia last Sunday to attend the funer-
al of her father-in-lsw, P.J. Schroed-
er.
Last Thursday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Albin Griffith and a party of three
others, consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Firth and Mrs. Richard Rauch
left for Camden in Mr.. Grlffith's auto
mobile. They crossed the river and
drove to Oak Lane where they visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardenbrook and Mrs.
Annie Hewitt, remaining over night.
On Friday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
Griffith and Mr.. Firth motored to Glen
side where they visited friends and
later In the day made a shopping tour
In Philadelphia returning to Anglesea
late Saturday evening.
L. StalIer, of 1906 Pacific avenue, has
the agency for the Singer Sewing Ma
chine. All parts carried and repairs
made. Sold on easy terms.
John Murnin was among the over
Sunday visitors.
Ernest Kissinger, who is employed
In Camden, was down over Saturday
and Sunday on a visit to his family on
West Spruce avenue.
Albin Griffith contracted a heavy
cold through taking the trip to Phila-
delphia last week and is confined to
his home as a result.
Joshua Davis and family are stop
ping at their cottage, corner Seventh
and Pennsylvania avenues, for a few
days this week. Mr.. Davis has let the
contract for identifying theI grounds
around his cottage to Frank P. Mattera.
Peter Munson Is building a bunga-
low on New York avenue neal First.
Miss Marion Mckinley has returned
TO Camden after a long illness at her
First avenue home.
Mrs. VIM. Streaker, of West Chest
nut avenue, entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker Richman, of Atlantic City, and
Miss Lottie Kettler, of Parkside, Cam
den, on Sunday.
The following pupils of the North
Wildwood School attended each day
the school was open during the month
of January and deserve to have their
names placed upon the Honor Roll:
Miss Willis room-Allen Grace,
Gladys Handy, John Saunders and
Raymond lowering.
Miss Preuthun's room-Bessie Bow
ker, Eliza Barber, Irene Bartleson and
Ida Carlberg.
Miss Konowitch's room-Pauline
Grace. Edith Carlberg, Walter Hansen,
Henry Barber, James Rice, Lewis
Bowker and Hugh WHIST.
Miss Coleman's room-Clarence
Glenn, Philippe Olsen, Alice Bright,
Hazel Horner, Magnus Ekstrom,
Edwin lowering, Russell Streaker,
Martin Harrison, Frank Homer, Orva
Axelson, and Gussie Mack.
Miss Blume's room-Marie Ekstrom;
Ethyl Grace, Annie Snyder, Beatrice
Rice, Nick Stella, Horace Robinson
and Horace Snyder.
Miss Brad ways room-Karin Carl
berg, Carl Ekstrom, Martin Roser,
Mary Barber, Francis WHIST, Alice
C~arlberg, Margaret. Scully, and Vera
Purse.
Mr.Schlichting's room-Katie Glenn,
Linda Holmes. Alma Snyder, Olesa
Ware, Charlotte Clark, Gertrude Mack,
Emma Davis, William Gardiner,
Richard Anderson, Raymond Charl-
son, Carl Hansen, and Howard Butler.
OF Interest TO Shad Fishermen