Board Meets Asbury Park Council Debates Road and Bridge Repairs
Mayors, councilmen, and the clerk convened to review previous minutes. A harness maker seeks permission for a wooden horse on Mattison Avenue. Discussion covers clay road material, bridge conditions on Emory Street and Grand Avenue, and pole clearance by utility companies. A garbage crematory proposal from New York is discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayorenbroeck
Kirkbride
Winsor
Kroeti
Newman
Mattison Avenue
Javanal
Marshal Smith
Emory Street
Sunset Lake
Jobo
Charis
Wyckoll
St. Couk
Bose
Biekoride
Tod
Doqe
Juba K
Viyatttas Crematory Company
New York
Asbury Park
Tie
Board of Health
Kieen
Krovn
Engel Crematory Company
Coutie
Mao Green
Wreck Revealed by Receding Sand Off Deal Beach
In a winter storm the night warden Willian Henderson found an oil wreck buried in sand south of Deal Lake flume. Foreman Barmore’s crew partially dismantled the oak timbers, about 60 feet long, likely from a vessel around 150 feet, possibly the bark Tulia, ashore 15 years ago. The sand is washing back, promising the wreck will be buried again soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Henderson
Deal Lake
Congdon
Deal Beach
Walker
Foreman Barmore
Henry White
The Methodist Bazaar At First M E Church
A lengthy report on the Methodist Ladies Aid Bazaar shows bad weather delayed Tuesday sale but Wednesday and Thursday drew a strong crowd. Educational Hall hosted well filled booths with many fancy items sold. donations from Mrs Bradley and Mr Boales supplemented earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
First M. E. Church
Bradley
J. K. Coffin
Woh, Carr
Slocum
Buekelew
Dayton
Browh
C Ormerod
Shepherd
Sirtukland
R. Losanne
Dl Duryab
George
Tor Apgreby
Fannie Osden
Capoain Edwards
Mas
Kerhad
Misses Bakery
Harrison
Thomas Seger
D. di Coenen
EA. Martin
Perot
Sherman
Theft and Gamble Scandal Rogers Jones on Race Bets
A man named Jones is accused of stealing money from a firm in Coveted and of gambling at race tracks. He allegedly misappropriated funds, left work, and vanished with a baby later found in care of relatives. The case involves the Daniel and Ryoteeers firm and a missing child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Dante
Daniel & Ryoteeers
Eyorky
Geo Jones
Woods
Penbroech
Jetitt & Co
Bin
Jones
Daniel
Laser
Staroom
Asbury Park
Parker
Thomas M. Stewart
Tom
Moulay Gyortring
New York
Pitladetauta
Sattar
Poarth Avert
Lond Street
Shrar
al Keawan
West Park
Pittadelphia
Mc Reagan
Mrs Jones
New Ocean Grove Auditorium Under Construction
Ground broken for a $50 000 Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association auditorium. Milligan Bros of New York to handle iron and steel work. Berlin Two Bridge Co quoted near prices. Attic acoustics planned with no internal columns. seating for about 9 500. Architect Frederick J Camp to supervise. completion expected after January.
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Ocean Grove Campmeeting Association
Milligan Bros
New York
Berlin Two Bridge Company
Samuel W. Kirkbride
Asbury Park
George M. Bennett
T. P. Summers
Flitcroft & Brother
Frederick J Camp
Orst
Janes
Stone Roads Debate At Freehold Meeting Sees Broad Support
A Freehold gathering last Saturday urged stone road construction across the county with proposals from lasting links to Long Branch and Asbury Park. Speakers claimed tax rates would stay modest and property values would rise, while a Dec 16 meeting date was set following a Thanksgiving event at the Commercial Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
Courcel
Aaron E Johnston
Farmingdale
Acton C. Hartshorne
Charles R Zacharias
Asbury Park
John A. Githens
Long Heanh
Red Bank
Metiwen
Middlesex County
Manasquan
Rudd
Blavery Morte
Gilendola
Horace Dean
Galilee
Pola Deloles
Denise
Feeetie Dd
Ds Af
Froeneid
Coates
Younes
Aaron Eo Tanner
Court House
Our Minstrel Boys at Park Opera House Next Wednesday
Century Club minstrels present a benefit show at the Park Opera House next Wednesday evening to aid C K Hall Post GAL RR. The Murray brothers lead top professional acts with end men Harry Vansant, Joseph Peres, Clarence Hetrick, Harry Martin, Walter Hubbard, and Fred J White. Directed by F L Tattle.
Two Anniversaries Celebrated with Pleasant Pastimes
The event recounts two anniversaries celebrated in a community with social gatherings and games. Attendees enjoyed diversions led by a local group, while a relative of a performer was noted in the evening events.
AL Seighortner Joins Berrang and Zacharias Firm In Asbury Park
AL Seighortner of Asbury Park becomes a member of Berrang and Zacharias electrical contractors and New Jersey agents for electric heat regulators. The firm also bought W N Stauffer bicycle business near Cookman avenue. Seighortner to oversee general duties while Berring handles mechanical work and Zacharias tech tasks. The new partnership begins this week with sale concluded earlier. City crews fill muddy spots on Mattison avenue north side.
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AL. Seighortner
Asbury Park
Berrang
Tiv Firtys
Zacharias
Setzhortner
Sai
Sunshine for the Bride at Grand Avenue Slate ceremony
Miss Kate Bacon Abbot of Gera n Grove wed Mr George W. Morrow of Jersey City in a Grand Avenue parlor ceremony just before 3 pm. Rev W T Abbott officiated with ministers from Cavan Grove and Jersey City assisting. guests included Jersey City, Philadelphia and New York figures.
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Grand Avenue
Kate Bacon Abbot
Geran Grove
George W. Morrow
Jersey City
Dette
Wiliam. T. Abbott
Edna Wootley
Me. Morrow
West Parior
W. T. Abott
E. H. Stokes
Cavan Grove
John Krantz
Abbott
Stella Alrport
Mail
Hesor
Leo Ferguson
Bridgeton
Lingie Dayton South
Mie
Jeres City
Ma Morrow
Sss cuTor
Meriva & Bust Day
Weis
National Hotel
Ts Ances Fo Ocean Gove
Opsey Cire
Bob Crammer
Moses Bele
Lou Silcock
Frost
New York
Capt
BE. H. Stokes
Relyea
Frank Tantum
Stricklin
Stephen D. Wonsley
Miss Woolley
Ocean Grove
Nev
W. A. Allen
Surf
Mes
Brad Si
Gorse Rotane
Joho
Wepley
Asbury
Volunteer Firemen Jury Duty Exemption Discussed
WA Cotter, counsel for the State Firemen's Association, says no general law exempts volunteer firemen from jury duty. An exemption exists for those in a corporation formed under the 1876 act, requiring a certificate of service and residence. Attempts for universal exemption have failed. New Jersey association may consider a bill this winter.
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Cotter
State Firemen’s Association
New Jersey State Firemen’s Association
Artesian Water Meeting In Central Hall Reports Favor filtration
About thirty five citizens met in Central Hall to discuss the water supply. Mayor Tenbroeck announced a committee and expert Prof Thomas N Drown from MIT analyzed streams and artesian water, confirming tightness with need for filtration to remove iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hall
Josiah Busby
David HB. Wyckoff
T. Frank Ayyinby
Tenbroeck
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove Association
Thomas N. Drown
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Drown
Great Pond
Metedeconk
Ting Can
Gotrantee
George T. Coffin
Parker N. Black
Siutary Association
Layewood
Doctor Wallace Nearing Recovery For Patient With Fever
The article reports Dr Wallace showing signs of improvement in a patient suffering fever and mental distress. The doctor conducted four evening procedures to drain accumulated matter, yielding copious discharge and immediate relief. A full work may resume when health permits, with a circular expected for subscribers outlining future plans.
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Wallace
New Jersey Sanitary Association Meeting at Laurel House
The tanereenzh annual teeing of this Ass seciamon convenes on Friday and Saturday of Us Week at the Laurel House, Lakewood. Dr. Henry Mitchell of Asbury Park is an honorary executive counselor member. David Harver Jr of Asbury Park will deliver an address on The Enforcement of Health Laws.
Trouble for Belmar in Gue Warrants Case
An information in the nature of a gue warranta against the Borough of Belmar was filed by attorneys Romney Gonenat wen Hon and Bo Ambler Atinstrota. The filing cites that the method used to form the borough and the constitution of the borough are in question with potential property thresholds and election issues. The matter is set for argument in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmar
Bo Ambler
Celarinun
Val Og
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