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Asbury Park Journal

Location

Asbury Park, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1901

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No Change in Pastor Salary Adopted by Ocean Grove Church

St Pauls M E Church official board debates two hours and resolves to recommend keeping the pastor J G Reed’s salary at 1500 annually. Opponents cite a 600 debt and affordability concerns while supporters warn a cut would lower attendance and hinder future ministerial recruitment in New Jersey.

St. Paul’s M. E. Church J. G. Reed Ita New Jersey Ocean Grove George W. Evans Evans

Militiamen Plan February 22 Shoot at Bradley Beach

At a City meeting Company H members Guerin Coyte and Pancoast formed a committee to arrange a shooting match with Long Branch Company EK on February 22 Washington's Birthday. Each side will contribute five dollars for a trophy. The match features seven shots plus a sighting shot at 200 and 800 yards on Company H ranges in Bradley Beach. The Asbury Park committee will select twelve men for Company H's team.

Company H Messra Guerin, Coyte Pancoast Company EK Long Branch Washington Bradley Beach Asbury Park Committee

Jolly Surprise Party Honors Miss Lillie Alexander

A surprise party was held at Miss Lillie Alexander’s home at Main street and Munroe avenue last night. Friends enjoyed music, games, dancing, and refreshments served at midnight. Attendees included Annie Gaffasy Mamie Cray Maggie MacMahon Sarah Highland Lillie Alexander Anna Cole Bessie Cole Addie Sangerton Anna Leonard Maggie Murphy Annie Campbell Georgie Taylor John Gibson and many others.

Lillie Alexander Main Street Munroe Avenue Miss Alexander Annie Gaffasy Mamie Cray Maggie MacMahon Sarah Sue Highland Anna Bessie Cole Addie Sangerton Anna Leonard Maggie Murphy Annie L. Campbell Georgie Taylor John

Ocean Township Relief Expenditure and Demographic Reach

Ocean Township spent 5896.25 for poor relief in the last year supporting 105 white and 47 colored families. An editorial line condemns removing a boy from his upbringing as treachery to his boyhood. An advertisement from Stemenon Company promotes Tron beds at special prices with wide savings. Located at Corner Emory and Cookman.

Ocean Township Vachand CIA Tae Stemenon Company Emory and Cookman

State Contests for Pure Foods in New Jersey

The proposed pure food bill would merge the State Dairy Department with the State Board of Health, elevating local boards to pursue adulterated foods. It doubles enforcement, making local officers detectives and reporting to the dairy commissioner, increasing the force against fraudulent foods and milk dealers.

Jersey Dairy Oet State Board of Earth Health Department Boards of Health Dairy Commissioner New Jersey

Euchre for Library Aids Free Public Library Funds

Seventy two Indies and gentlemen played euchre last night at the Grand Avenue Hotel for the Isolation Hospital Club to benefit the free public library. Table receipts reached thirty six dollars for library chairs with refreshments adding more. Mr and Mrs Hamilton Hunt Mrs Ball and Mr Cometock led in flag wins while Mrs Laura Fitzhugh Lance and Mr Brooks had most flags. Mrs Sisson organized forts aided by Mrs Howard Hulick. Refreshment duties were managed by Mrs F F Coleman and assistants. A second euchre is planned near Wednesday at the Commercial Hotel for hospital fundraising. A hospital workers business meeting is set for 3 pm Tuesday at Mrs F F Coleman’s residence.

Euchre Grand Avenue Hotel Isolation Hospital Club Free Public Library Hamilton Hunt Ball Cometock F. F. Coleman Fourth Avenue

Senator Francis Introduces Bill to Aid Tradespeople

State Senator Francis introduced a Senate bill Monday to protect tradespeople. The measure allows a grocer with a judgment to seek debtor financial examination and compel payment in weekly or monthly installments. It also provides that noncompliance with court orders could lead to imprisonment.

Francis Senate

Van Brunt Morris Wed In Hamilton Well Attended

Clarence Morris, son of £ B Morris of Glendola, and Miss Nettie Van Brunt, daughter of George Van Brunt of Hamilton, were married Wednesday night at the bride's home by Rev. P W Bilder back of the Hamilton M E Church. The ceremony was followed by a lavish wedding feast in the presence of many friends.

Clarence Morris B. Morris Glendola Nettie van Brunt George van Brunt Hamilton Hamilton M. BE

Accused of Abusing His Wife Charged with Drunken Disorderliness

Charles Rotmann, described as an old offender, was brought up this morning on a charge of being drunk and disorderly and abusing his wife. Magistrate Dodd was undecided at present on the best method of dealing with the prisoner.

Charles Rotmann Dodd

Adva Te Stmapaca Company Carpet and Matting Offer

Adva Te Stmapaca Company advertises carpets and matting from local and foreign factories. It highlights bulk purchasing to undercut competitors and invites readers to discuss floor coverings when ready.

Adva- Te Stmapaca Company

Legacy of 50 000 for Long Branch hospital

The death of R P Dobbins of Long Branch may leave a substantial legacy to Monmouth Memorial Hospital. He aided the institution in its early days and later turned over the hotel opposite the depot for its use. The exact will disposition awaits the reading. Funeral held in Long Branch with interment in Philadelphia escorted by Long Branch Masons.

R. P. Dobbins Long Branch Milliionaire Long Branch Dobbins Philadelphia Long Branch Lodge A. M

Auction sale of groceries at Assignee's store tonight

Local notices report a grocery auction sale at the Assignee's store adjoining Ocean Palace. Also noted are library funding gifts, hospital treasurer reelection, society dances, and community updates from Ocean Grove and Asbury Park.

Main Street Ocean Palace J. J. Parker H. B. Barnard Monmouth Memorial Hospital

Common Council Shifts Meeting Day Ahead of Lighting Bid

The Common Council will convene Monday night instead of Thursday to allow time before the electric lighting bids opening. Dr. Jenee B Herbert dental surgeon, A P & O G bank building, office hours 9 p m to 5 p m.

Common Couneil Jenee B. Herbert A.P 0. G. Bank

Ex-Postmaster Harrison Dead In Washington

Edmund G. Harrison former Asbury Park postmaster and road official died in Washington while employed by the Good Roads Bureau. He helped plan Avon and the Asbury Park Belmar road, led road association meetings, and chaired the Asbury Park Board of Trade. Survived by widow and children William, Charles, Alice, and T Herbert Harrison. Funeral at Grace Church Hulmeville Saturday at 1 30 p.m.

Edmund G. Harrison Asbury Park Washington Good Roads Bureau Department of Agriculture Mr. Harrison Trenton New Jersey Road Association William E. Harrison Hulmeville Charles Borough of Avon BE. Batchelor Philadelphia Belmar Harrison Asbury Park Board of Trade James H. Bird George W. Treat John L. Coffin Charles Harrison Alice T. Herbert Harrison Grace Church

Captain Rainear Departs for Wardenclyffe Residence

Captain Lewis Rainear superintendent of Wardenclyffe Long Island ships his household goods and horse from Ocean Grove to Wardenclyffe Sound. He travels with three Ocean Grove residents. His son George Rainear remains as cashier at Ocean Grove Association and will move to Alaska when the Rainear house closes.

Lewis Rainear Wardenclyffe Long Island Ocean Grove Sound Wardenclyffe Company Rainear William’ Burr Samuel Patten John VanCleaf Captain Rainear George Rainear Ocean Grove Association George Alaska

New Band Adds Works By Leading Composers

Sanford's Band expands repertoire with Lohengrin Tannhauser Morning Noon and Night in Vienna Zampa Martha Bohemian Girl Trustspiel Raymond Faust Crown Diamond and other well known selections. Edmund G Harrison of Asbury Park and Hulmesville Bucks County Pa dies at 74. funeral at Grace Church Hulmesville Pa February 9 1901. Adv notes include Steinbach Company fashion and M M Crosbie house offers. Everybody reads the JOURNAL.

Sanford Lohengrin Harrison Washington, D. C Edmund G. Harrison Asbury Park N. J Hulmeville Bucks County Grace Church Hulmesville

Also Mentioned on This Page

Beringer Claude V. Guerin J. C. Patterson Philip Aronstonm Cookman Avenue Lena Deal William Giffard Main St Moncey Monmouth Realty Company Monmouth Mattison Bond St. Paul’s Official Board van Brunt—Morris R.P. Dobbins Monmouth Memorial Eagle Hook and Ladder Company Howard van Schoick Washington Engine Company A. W. Cornelius Eagle Hooks and Ladder Company Delia M Barrows Asbury Park School New York Potsdam Normal School Wantling Springwood Avenue Asbury Park Wheelmen Thomas W. Morrison Plainfield Publishers’ Association Imperial Otel William Morris United Ice Company Crneipel Stephen Hemmenway Appleby Darlington Road Stratford Place William MacMichael Charles A. Young Belvedere Halifax Horus T. Frank Appleby Willard Conger Grand Avenue Common Council Steinbach Furniture Adv Steinbach Company M. M. Crosbie Journal Bond St Asbury Park, N. J Medicine the Journal L M. E.teitelbaus Peter Bath First Avenue Leber Wurst McCabe Lake Avenue
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