Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-07-21
ANCLESEA

1oet Sunday. line score was l6 to 3.
A. tbe beginning of the contest the
wellington aggregation found that the
delivery of Montgomery, the local
twirler. was just to their liking and
thew proceeded to pound him all over
The lot. Every Wellington player
omassed his quota of hits before the
contest was over and Milenton, the
left fielder got six singles. For the
locals the Nidorf boys played good
base ball in the field. The weakness
If Anglesea at bat was the cause of
their defeat.
CAPTAIN Winters ferry from Angle
sea to Stone Harbor is carrying many
visitors daily on this cool, delightful
water trip. The trip can be made
daily during the day and is well worth
taking. The two boats now operating
on this line are the Nellie Bly,, under
the command of Captain Firman l..
milford, and the Nellie W., with Cap
tain william Barnett as the skipper.
At a later date the Lottie w, another
Measure craft, will be pressed into
service. A feature of this ride is the
fine entertainment on the Nellie W.,
which is provided by Mr.. and Mrs.
william Yates with their violin and
guitar. Mr.. and Mrs. Yates are music
ians of much ability and during the
winter have been playing in the Hotel
Hanover in Camden.
Patrick Bradley, of Philadelphia, is
-.I.,or fha ~ ~ N. vr;fh hic hrafhar
James F. Bradley, at 324 West 18th
street.
Miss L. M. Hall, of Philadelphia,
was a weekend visitor at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mensing, of the
Anglecot, los Central avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Haas, of Bronx,
N. Y, and William Kopps, of Rich
mond Hill, N. Y, were visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Kopps, of
First avenue, for several days. Will
liam Kopps is the American repre-
sentative of a large French manufac-
turing company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chandler, Jr.,
and Harry Chandler, ST., Frederick
Miller and William Almsley were the
visitors last week at the Bear Cat
Sporting Club on First avenue. This
club was formed by employees of the
Philadelphia North American and each
week some employee and his family
occupy the cottage. On Saturdays and
Sundays the cottage is filled to capac-
ity with a merry crowd of young folks
who have many Jolly times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Clark, of
Camden, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ris at 113 West First venue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bryant and
n Charles and Robert, Misses
Claire Conard and Jennie Ritch, of
Philadelphia, are spending their va
cation at their cottage in Anglesea.
This is the third season in the resort
for the Bryants and they say they n
joy it more each year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Carey, of Miami,
Fla, and Mrs. Peacock and son, of
Cocoanut Grove, Fla, are spending
the summer with Mrs. Winters, of
116 East Spruce avenue.
Little Betty Dickerson, sever year
Olu uou6hIC1 VI Ah1s dho AhA0s oAS
Kopps, caused a lot of excitement and
anxiety last Monday when she failed
to appear for her dinner. Betty is just
at the age when little tots like to
make tours of exploration and she
wandered to the extreme west side of
the town. Betty was finally found by
Alexander Clark.
Lowell Griner, of Millville, was an
Anglesea visitor on Monday.
The Five Mile Beach Humane So
ciety has provided screens for all the
windows in Epler's stables, at Angle
sea. These screens, invented by DR..
Steinbach, catch and destroy the horse
fly. They are a sort of upright box
with two facings of wire screening,
provided with holes large enough to
let the fly in, but not out. The flies
are caught between the two sets OF
screening where they die. A small
trap door at the base provides for the
removal of the dead flies. These
screens can be made by anyone who
is handy with tools. The horses will
tell you how much comfort they de-
rive from them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Monroe spent
Friday in Atlantic City visiting Mr..
Monroe's mother.
Mrs. Blanche Haas and daughter,
Florence, motored to Philadelphia on
Wednesday with New York friends
and returned on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Purnella, OF
New York, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Blanche Haas.
Burley Cassidy, of Vineland, spent
several days at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. Victor Braidwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hume are
among the guests at the Linwood.
Mrs. T. S. Corson entertained at
supper on Tuesday evening Rev. ana
Mrs. McAllister and son, Frank, Rev.
Alfred Chaplin, Miss Adella Hender-