Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1918-03-08
ANCLESEA

- AN oOhAC vi l'o VII Lawn
V. Smith, l109 Eldridge avenue, West
Collingswood, on Monday, March 4,
1918. He was a bachelor and for a
quarter OF a century made Anglesea
his summer home, making bis home
with Mrs. Chad wick for several sum-
mers. Last summer he called Mr..
Yewdall's boat. His father was the
late Captain Joshua Smith. The de-
ceased was a machinist by trade and
was employed at Cramps chip yards
several winters. His brother Is a loco
motive engineer, running from Cam
den to Atlantic City. He was a men,
Der of the Anglesea association,
and a delegation from that
club house went to Camden today TO
attend the funersl. The club sem a
beautiful floral emblem.
at the regular meeting of Council
Tuesday night the trolley company
gave notice that it would petition the
state public utility commission for per-
mission to increase fares from 5 cents
to 6 cents.
The trolley cars commenced running
last Saturday from Anglesea to Wild
wood Crest. AT the present time there
is only one car on, leaving the Greet on
the even hour and Anglesea on the
every half hour. They had not been
running for the past two months be-
cause of the coal shortage.
Captain James A. Boyd has sold the
Angler, mi of the biggest boats here,
to the L. B. Shaw Co. and it will be
used in towing on the Delaware river
and bay.
The pipe for the city's new dredge
has arrived, but the engine was ship
ped to Johnston, Pa, by mistake, where
1t is said it is subject to the freight en-
barge.
James F. English has sold through
Agent Robert Bright his remaining
cottage on Spruce avenue to John H.
Saunders, of Camden, who will i'm
prove the property for his family's oc-
'cupancy this summer. He also re-
ports the sale of the Whitworth prop
erty on Chestnut avenue, which will
be painted and enlarged.
William Charlbois has rented one
of the Little cottages and will move
here from the city. He is a painter
and will be employed by Livezey and
son.
Mics Amelia Riggin makes daily
trips to Camden and Is learning tele-
graphy.
Lewis Bishop is back in Anglesea to
get ready for the summer business aud
has left his restaurant at Cape May in
charge of his wife.
Recently the Anglesea Association
has taken in four new members as
follows, bringing its membership up to
80: Stanley Holmes, Gus Peterson,
Chris. Miller and Charles Carlson.
Secretary of the Board of Education
Charley Sanders made a trip to the
city on Wednesday.
Leon Grace has entered the store OF
his brother, Allen E. Grace, and will
move his family from DennisvilleA to
Anglesea.
Miss Meta Risley, of Linwood, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. George e.
Riggin.
John Sturmer has been spending
a part of'the week IN the city.
Albert Meyers is on a weeks visit 10
North Carolina.
The boat which E. e. Hewitt has
been building for Martin Jensen is
nearly ready for launching.
By reason OF the new blood instilled
into the management of the Anglesea
Building and Loan Association new
shares have been taken out every
month. A new series will open next
June.
The ladies auxiliary of the fire COM
pany is preparing to give a minstrel
show.
The lower end of the boardwalk,
damaged by the ice, is being repaired
One of the Murnin cottages has been
rented to Mr.. Thompson, a Philadel
phia iron merchant.
The Beecher-Kay Realty company
has presented a flag to the city, which
will fly from an iron pole presented by
Mayor McLinden.
w. b. Godfrey, who is railroading al
a brakeman out of Philadelphia, was
down yer Sunday. His skiff has beer
taken over by Allen Grace.
The little son of Edward Shivers
aged about IL months, died at Penns