Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-10-14
ANCLESEA

son, and Miss Bailey, a teacher of
Camden public schools, spent the
weekend with Mrs. Clarence Brad
shaw, S21 Chestnut avenue.
Screened coal is best, it stands the
test. Buy now. G. A. He'll, Andrew ave-
nue. and the railroad. Both phones.
Miss Rose Williamson, a clerk in
the electric Office, returned to her
home in frankfort Sunday, accom-
panied by her parents who summered
in Anglesea.
Alfred Anderson, formerly of An
glesea, was married to Miss Jennie
Thompson at Selma, Fla, September
10, 1921.
Mrs. Keller and family, who have
spent a very enjoyable summer at their
summer home, Second and Delaware
avenues, will return to Philadelphia
in a few days.
At the close of the season, Wednes-
day evening, September 2Sth, a most
enjoyable evening was spent al the
home of William Driezler, Central ave-
nue., in honor of Mrs. Driezler's birth
day. Those present were Frank Hor-
ner and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
son, of Chestnut avenue, Mrs. John
Miller and Mrs. G. E. Bradshaw. Mr..
and Mrs. Driezler have closed their
home for the season, having gone to
Philadelphia on Saturday, October 1.
Mrs. Trohare, of Eastside, Camden,
has enjoyed the season at her sum-
mer home, The Rosedale, on Second
avenue, and will return to Camden
Sunday, October 18th.
Mrs. DOTS, of Second venue, will
entertain at the six o'clock dinner on
Thursday evening Mrs. C. E. Brad
shaw and her young sons fiancee in
honor of her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Norfolk, of Fairview, who will return
to her home Sunday, October 18th.
Mrs. Norfolk can be remembered as
Miss Margaret Dotts.
Mrs. Samuel Johnson entertained in
her new home, on Third avenue, her
brother and sister, Mrs. Wedholm,
sister-in-law and two nieces, also Miss
Jennie A. Lonquist, all of New York.
Miss Jennie Joined in the Labor Day
parade to the Anglesea station, led by
Flick Sunberge.
John Aaltern, of Anglesea, has re-
turned from Norway after visiting his
sister-in-law and little son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagan, of West Phila-
delphia, cousins of Mrs. Johnson, on
Third avenue, are spending the week
enjoying the beautiful weather fishing
and boating.
Mrs. William Charlebois went tC
Philadelphia this week to do her fall
shopping.
Mrs. Walter Mason and son, John
are spending a few weeks in the
Quaker City.
The city is having a considerable
lot of broken sidewalk and curbing
repaired.
The MacIntire family have moved
away for the winter after occupying
the Rauch cottage on Walnut avenue
during the summer.
William Epler and family have re-
turned to their home after being away
for the past week.
Palmer Holmes, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B. Holmes, broke his wrist
while playing football at school on last
Wednesday afternoon. His injuries
were treated by DR.. Mace.
N. R. S. Yewdall has closed his
house on Second and Surf emu fol
the winter.
Mrs. Dora Hilb is having an add
ton built to her house and will DC
used as a kitchen.
7. Albert Harris and family have
moved to Wildwood after spending
the summer at their house on Fourth
and Pennsylvania avenue.
William Countiss and family have re
turned after an absence of five years
He is going to build a house here anc
make it his permanent home. or late
they have been living at Townesend's
Inlet, near Sea Isle City.
Word has been received that Irene
Gladys Ware, formerly OF Anglesea
was married to Lauren Hartman a
White Haven, Pa, September rs, 1921
at the home of the groom's parents
The father of the groom performed the