Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-01-27
ANCLESEA

Spruce avenue on Wednesday evening
of last week. Dancing and singing
were the features of the evening. The
grotesque dance of the evening was a
special by Mrs. M. Redding, Mrs. Fred.
Robinson and Edmund Countiss, also
the Irish reel by the same ladies. Ed
mund Countiss and wife gave an tx
hibition of some of the new dances of
the day. Warren Countiss favored the
company with several solos and Mrs.
William Streaker sang several songs.
Miss Wealtha Streaker presided at the
piano. Those who were present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Countiss, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Robinson and family, Mrs.
John Carlson, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Streaker, Raymond Gibbs, Daddy
Countiss, ]. Terrey, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Countiss, Mrs. M. Redding, Master
Warren, William and Glenwood Coun-
tiss and Mrs. Edward Gilbert. At IL
o'clock refreshments were served,
when Mrs. Gilbert presented Mrs.
Countiss with a beautiful birthday
cake decorated with birthday candles,
which was greatly enjoyed. Making
merry at the table, the three grotesque
dancers are willing to be engaged at
other functions. At 1 o'clock the
guests retired wishing Mrs. Countiss
many happy returns of the evening.
Leedom's Digestive Tablets for dys-
] pepsia. None better. Leedom's Phar-
macy, Burk and Pacific avenues.-adv.
Mrs. Margaret Redding, of Atlantic
City, has returned home after a visit
with Anglesea friends.
Mrs. Warren Gordon is a niece of
Chester w. Garrison, whose death is
announced above.
Orange Tree Social, February I'd, at
Z o'clock P. M. Ice cream and cake
for sale. Basement Anglesea NJ. E.
Church, Benefit of Sunday-school.
Warren and William Countiss are
making alterations at the home of Will
liam Streaker on Chestnut
Master Warren Countiss, of Spruce
avenue, is now in Philadelphia, max
j ing a selection of music to take part
! in the minstrel show to be held or
February 18th by the Wildwood Fire
\ Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Countiss, o
Camden, who at one time had thu
= Rosewood cottage, have returned afte,
j eight years, have taken Mrs. Morris
bungalow on Walnut avenue.
Mrs. Isaac Smith has just returne,
from visiting her daughter in Bridge
ton.
Mrs. William Morris spent the holi
days in Camden with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Moreshiser on South Fourtl
street, where she spent a most en-
joyable time.
John Alton, age 80 years, died a
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ell
Tice, Tuesday morning shortly afte
8 o'clock. He is survived by a so.
and daughter and is to be laid at res
=, in Fernwood cemetery, Philadelphia
on Friday. He was a veteran of tn
Civil War.
! A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Johnson on Wednesday after
noon, January IS, 1922. The little fel
low was named Erick Gunner.
William Stewart, a coast guard, VIII,
is in the U. S. Marine Hospital OF
Staten Island, had an operation 70
appendicitis last Friday, wrote hom,
that he is recovering.
| Last week, while adjusting a guarC
on a band saw which was running
Ellsworth Hewitt slipped and had hi
arm torn severely by the saw. l
might have been worse but for hi
heavy clothing. He was treated a
Mace's Hospital and is now conva'
!, lescing.
Chester w. Garrison, 46 years O.
{ age, died on January 10, 1922, his
death following hat of his wife, which
occurred at Anglesea, in just a week
Mrs. Caroline Garrison, also As, dice
the Thursday previous after a lengthy
illness and just a month before hel
!, death, on December II, Mr.. Garrison's
mother, Mrs. Ann E.. Garrison. was
found dead in bed. The last named
was rs, and the cause of death was
~valvular heart trouble. Mr.. and Mrs
Chester w. Garrison formerly lived
in Bridgeton and after the death OF
the wife, who was brought here for
burial, the funeral having been held
from the residence of her brother-in-
law, Adam Waterman, sc Hampton
street, Mr.. Garrison became ill but
was only on the couch a short time
when he was taken much worse and
went to bed. Death was caused by
acute Bright's disease. His wife had
suffered from cancer, an operation
about a year prior to her death having
failed to prove effective. Mr.. Garrison
was the son of the late Charles Gar
rison who was formerly on the Bridge
ton police force. For some time he
had resided at Anglesea, where he was
buyer for a fish company. He was a
member of the Benevolent and Pro-