Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-11-04
ANGLESEA

O 49,
Anglesea Fire Co., No. 1, accompanied
by 16 members of the Ladies' Auxil-
larry of the fire company, motored TO
Ocean City to participate in the Car
niyal which was held there. The
large fire truck of the company led the
procession and was driven by Bob
Simpkins. Although the line of march
was very long and tiresome, still the
bunch" all stuck together and sue
ceeded in bringing home the bacon"
in the form of two silver cups, one
large one and one small one. Those
who participated in the parade and de-
serve all the credit for the prizes won
were Robert Simpkins, George Firth,
Joshua Bowker, Warren Gordon,
Frank Erickson, Thomas Dunkerly,
Martin Jensen, Elmer Hewitt, William
Blumenstein, e. G. Murray, William
Streaker, Frank Horner, Jack Flynn,
Edward Gilbert, Clarence Bradshaw,
William Charlebois, John Kohlman,
William Mcintyre, Jack Cayiston, fire.
men. Mrs. Carrie Firth, Mrs. Ida
Bowker, Mrs. Josephine Gordon, Mrs.
Stella Keller, Mrs. Jennie Jensen, Mrs.
Margaret Apologize, Mrs. Pauline
Carlson, Mrs. Cora Streaker, Mrs. La
vinia Horner, Mrs. Emma Gilbert, Mrs.
Daisy Bradshaw, Mrs. Carrie Charlie
bois, Mrs. Marie Godfrey, Mrs. Olga
Peterson, Mrs. Georgia Norton, Isa-
belle Corson, members of the Ladies'
Auxiliary.
Good Clean Coal is what we deliver.
Order now while conditions are ia
vorable.-W. H. Austin Co.-adv.
The Animal Shelter is now ready
for use and animals will be received
by Mrs. Anna Butler, Ill West Fourth
avenue, Anglesea. AS the Humane
Society has not means to pay a man
to collect, will the people kindly CO.
operate and bring the homeless dogs
and cats to the Shelter. They will be
cared for till either homes are pro-
cured for them or they will be merci-
fully destroyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. H. Pavitt have
closed their summer home on East
Spruce avenue and returned to Phila-
uelpula lot Lne winter.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Angle
sea Fire Co. will hold a sale at City
Hall on Election Day, from II A. M.
till Z P. M. They will nave sand
witches, potato salad and various
other things ON sale.
On Saturday evening a party was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Jensen on West Chestnut ave.
nue.. The forepart of the evening was
spent in discussing the costumes
which were to be worn on Halloween
at Ocean City. At a late hour the
guests were served with refreshments
and then returned to their respective
homes.
On Friday evening a Halloween
surprise party was rendered to Mrs.
George Headley at her home on Fifth
avenue. There were about 20 pres
ent and an enjoyable evening was
spent by all.
John Price, of Tuckerton, spent the
weekend with Thomas Corson and
family on Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Anna Butler has been APP
pointed by the North Wildwood Board
of Education as truant officer. Her
appointment took effect on November
LIST.
Capt. Joshua Shivers and Curtis
Mathis left on Monday morning for
the South by boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Bradshaw have
closed their Fifth avenue cottage for
the summer and returned to Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. andMrs. Claude Bradshaw have
moved from Walnut avenue to one of
William Nusbickle's houses on First
avenue.
Joseph Smith visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Smith and family,
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Quinn nave
closed their cottage for the summer
and returned to the Quaker City.
On Friday evening a surprise party
was held in honor of David Horner. A
very enjoyable evening was spent
playing games and eating the refresh
ments. Those present were as fol-
lows: Ethel Barr, Gladys Roberts,
Edith II Ida Carlberg, Weltha
Streaker, Virginia Hurdle, Elizabeth
Jensen, Laura and Hazel Horner, Clar-
ence Hurdle, Edwin Thompson, Axel
Carlberg, William Countess, Halbert
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jensen,
Mrs. Charlebois, Mrs. G.. Bradshaw
and Mrs. Kate Bradshaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thompson
have returned to Philadelphia after
spending the summer here. Mrs.
Thompson's parents are o occupy
ing the house.