Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-02-18
ANCLESEA

A surprise party was rendered to the
members Of the Anglesea Association
last Monday evening by Borough Col
isctor and Mrs. p. l.. Peterson, at their
residence on First avenue, with the
following members present: Jamee
McLinden, Albert Thompson, Daniel
Bell, Samuel Gray, Floyd Hewitt, Geo.
A. Redding, N. B. Long. William
Streaker, j. Warren Sayre, Robert
Bright, Frederick Robinson, Harry Mid.
orr, Edward Tice, Martin Hockensend,
Z. f. Sanders, Louis Bishop. Andrew
Apologize, Richard Rauch, Lewis Fox
and w. b. Holmes. After participating
10 a bountiful supper the members were
called on by Mr.. Bright, POSTMASTER,
for a song, end Mr.. Tice sang an old
song entitled, Lula Bye. Mr.. Redding
sang Kilkenny, and Mr.. Holmes a
She Did Not Eat Much. Several others
obliged with songs, and Mr.. Bell
danced an Irish Jig. Resolutions were
given by several members, aud Miss
Margaret Nelson won applause by her
clever dancing. She was dressed for
the occasion by wearing a fancy Nor
wegian costume. Miss Nelson Is a very
clever dancer, and a g God entertainer,
Music was furnished by the Alto Band.
of Vineland. The members left after
all had said they spent a very delight
full evening.
Fishermen's Red Hipress Hip Boots
$4.25 while they last. w. M. Beers,
"Fhe Big Shoe Store,n under Hotel
Seacrest, Oak and Pacific. n
Miss Edith Anderson and Fred
Menssinger, both of Philadelphia, were
married at that place Wednesday and
went on a wedding trip to the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Anderson and
son. of 26th and Pennsylvania ven
attended the wedding. Mr.. Mems
singer owns a cottage heal First and
Central avenues.
Capt. Gus Gulverson, a we'll known
pound fisherman, has just returned
from a cunning trip in Maine. He
brought home a coat made from the
skin of a large bear he had shot. The
captain said the thermometer was %
to ~ degrees below zero nearly all the
time. He is stopping at the Hotel
Hereford and will take charge of the
Marine Fisheries pounds about March
1st.
Borough Solicitor j.. Fithian Tatem
has been in the south on business for
the American Pipe Manufacturing Co.
Capt. Hurley Booye has returned
after spending the fore part of the
winter at his oyster beds at Great Egg
Harbor.
; Miss Mary Doherty has a position
as b~)okkeeper at DuPonts, at Penns-
grove.
Pound fishermen are beginning to
return and operations will start about
March 1st.
Postmaster Shivers' daughter is re-
covering from a severe illness.
Andy Apologize is renovating the
fishing smack Fitzgerald by building a
cabin on the forward deck.
Old Hereford Inlet was frozen over
solid from Mace's dock to Champagne
island the first of the week.
A birthday party will be rendered to
Mrs. M. Schultz this evening at the
New Hotel Hereford.
Miss Florence Shivers is spending
ten days with her mother in Camden.
The &c. Harvey" came In Tuesday
with a small catch of Goldfish.
Mrs. G. Simondent is having a new
addition built to her bungalow on West
First avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Enerl, of Haddon-
field, are spending the week at their
Fourth and Pennsylvania avenue cot
tage.
Robert Schroeder, Of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Firth.
Customs Inspector and Mrs. j. r.
Angney, of Philadelphia, spent SUM-
day at the cottage here.
Miss Mary Mack is spending ten
days with her cousin, Miss Louise
Mack, in Philadelphia.