Memorial Day Observance and Decoration at Asbury Park
Memorial services and Decoration Day events across Asbury Park and surrounding towns highlighted graveside honors, drum corps, and crowds at Hamilton and Mount Prospect. D. B. Birney Post No. 95 led ceremonies with pupils, veterans, and religious addresses, followed by a beach concert by the Zrenton band and a large Educational Hall program.
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Dram Corps
Hamilton
D. B. Birney Post
Navesink
Red Bank
Middletown
Long Branch
Eatontown
Bethel
A. M. E.zion
Second Baptist
Pine Brook
George Marrow
Smith
R. A. Boled
Thompson
Asbury Park
Educational Hall
Zrenton
Tursiello
Frank L. Tedbroeck
Memorial Expresses
Interlaken Families Return From European Trip
Early arrivals back at Interlaken include Montgomery and Hamilton families occupying large cottages at Deal Lake. The Hamilton daughter suffered a severe facial injury from a St Bernard before their planned European winter trip, prompting postponement of the journey. The parents remain at Interlaken while the rest of the party enjoys the continent, with news from Venice noting the children in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Montgomery
Hamilton
Interlaken
Deal Lake
J. L. Hamilton
Europe
St. Bernard
Mr. Hamilton
Venice
Dr Young to Preach at Elberon Memorial Church
On Sunday January year Elberon Memorial Presbyterian Church will reopen for the summer with Rev Charles J Young D D preaching. He previously supplied the pulpit at Flag for Memorial Church in St Augustine and received a call to become permanent pastor but declined due to engagements in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janed
Elberon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Charles J. Young
D.D
Young
Memorial Church
St. Augustine
New Jersey
Social Roundup From Atlantic Highlands To Asbury Park
Personal notes detail Mr Geo Fred Kroehl spending weeks with relatives in northern New Jersey and Rev Thomas Harrison a guest at Hotel Prunswick. E Wright and wife join Mrs Woodhall on Fourth avenue while Mr and Mrs Samuel G Diehl of Philadelphia stay at their Sixth avenue cottage. Geo W Treat ill last week, A M Macintyre preparing to reopen Heck Street merry-go-round for summer, J Townley Crane of Asbury Park to respond to a toast for Ex President Cleveland at Lakewood. Rogers, ally of Gov Newell, noted on Seventh Avenue. Foster N Smith visits Asbury Park, staying at Mattison Avenue Hotel. Smith heads Bradley & Smith brush warehouse in New York and summers at Sunset Avenue. Senator T S R Brown remains ill with stomach trouble, Arrowsmith gives no hope of recovery, preventing attendance at Trenton session. Maxwell M Crosbie returns to Asbury Park after western trip as weather roils crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Fred Kroehl
New Jersey
Thomas Harrison
Hotel Prunswick
E. Wright
J. Townley Crane
Asbury Park
Atlantic Highlands
Presa
Cleveland
Lakewood
Rogers
Wm. A. Newell
Allentown
Seventh Avenue
The
Life-saving Service
Foster N. Smith
Mattison Avenue
Fees Bros
Smith
Bradley & Smith Brush
New York
Sunset Avenue
Matin Street
T. 8. R. Brown
Ir. Arrowsmith
Senator Brown
Trenton
Maxwell M. Crosbie
Peerless
Arbury Park
The Season at the Ocean Opens June 18
Mesers George L Atkins and Sons announce Ocean Hotel will serve the public from June 18 with modern equipment and skilled management. Changes in the culinary department ease service for July and August crowds. Major renovations and new furnishings align the Ocean with the Annex quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers
George L. Atkins & Sons
Ocean Hotel
Ocean
A Palatial Pharmacy Opens in Hamilton on June 4
Dr. J. F. Davison unveils a new drug store in the Bradley building at Mattison avenue and Main street. The cowaters shelving and fittings are from a Boston firm and the stock is described as premier. Opening day, Saturday June 4, promises to draw town attention as a notable local sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Building
Mattison Avenue
Main Street
J. F. Davison
Hamilton
Boston
Dr. Davison
Changes at the Guernsey on Seventh Avenue
Mr Thomas G Allan after securing the Guernsey title on Seventh Avenue begins a remodel to open June 20. The rear building will be enlarged with a bigger kitchen a laundry new quarters for help and improved sanitary closets by Ford Brown. Geo A Ormerod leads carpentry while New Bramhall Deane steel ranges replace old ironware. Additional rooms planned in the main building will boost conveniences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Seventh Avenue
Thos. G. Allan
New Bramhall « Deane Steel
Rare Oriental Art at Bobst's Mikado Bazaar
Mr. C. E. Bobst opens the Mikado Bazaar in Railroad Square on June 1 with an enlarged display of Oriental curiosities and works from many lands. Collected in San Francisco, the collection includes rare Japanese and Chinese pieces alongside affordable souvenirs. The Oklahoma fair, under Y.M.C.A. auspices, opens in Library Hall on Bondar evening and runs through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Bobst
Railroad Square
Bobst
San Francisco
Library Hall
Bondar
Blaze at Loch Arbour kills five horses and harms ice-house
Fire at Hulick and Smock livery stable near Interlaken erupts after 7 pm alarm. Five horses perish, three owned by Hulick Smock and one by Thomas Montgomery, another by a newcomer Kirk. No insurance on stock. possible tramp-caused blaze. Fire response from Asbury Park and Neptune hampered by distance. old ice house also destroyed.
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Asbury Park
Messrs. Hulick & Smock
Loch Arbour
Interlaken
Neptune
Eighth Avenue
Main Street
Neptune and
Cook
Little Pond
Rufus Cagler
Shrewsbury Mutual Company
Hulick & Smock
Thomas Montgomery
Kirk
Sixth Avenue
Montgomery
Banquet Plans Hatched for Fifth Avenue Station Opening
Citizens Association executive meeting chaired by F L Tenbroeck discussed Philadelphia Zines page ad on June 5 for 350 and souvenir copies of the Turok. decided to defer details, and formed a committee to plan a banquet for railroad officials at the station opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Association
F. L. Tenbroeck
Philadelphia Zines
A. R. Parsons
the Times
Asbury Park
LeRoy
Fifth Avenue
Messrs. Parsons
Penfield
Messrs
Oviatt
Kroehl
Pan- Held
Ross
Tenbroeck
Jubilee and Trades Carnival at Educational Hall
The annual Business Men's Jubilee organized by the U's of Ocean Grove will be held in Educational Hall on Monday and Tuesday evenings June 13 and 14. It promises to be the grandest entertainment yet in Asbury Park with an opening address by the Queen of the Jubilee on a throne by John L. Schneider. Tickets are on sale through merchant representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Hall
Asbury Park
Col. Hall
John C. Patterson
U's of
Ocean Grove
Educational Hall
John L. Schneider
Extra Meetings With Miss Caseie Smith At WLC Hall
Miss Caseie Smith of Ocean Grove will conduct religious meetings at the WLC T U hall Byram building on Sunday June 5 at 4 PM and every evening of the next week except Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caseie Smith
Ocean Grove
WLC
T. U. Hall
Byram
Eight Races And A Grand Parade At Asbury Park Bicycle Meet
The Asbury Park Bicycle Club event drew about three thousand spectators with a grand stand filled and townspeople along the track. Winners ranged from Oliver Vanderbilt in novices to Harry B. Martin in the Monmouth County Championship, with tight finishes and nervous starts noted for several races. A later baseball game between Round House of Long Branch and Columbia ended in a 6 all draw after seven innings, with an anticipated replay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Oliver Vanderbilt
Manasquan
Rue
Wm. Darmer
H.C
Geo B Waters
Centaur Club
B. H Ford
Red Bank
Herbert EB. Laurie
Laurie
Harry Martin
Fred Frick
E W. Goodwin
Goodwin
Frick
Jaquine
Nace
Chas. E. Whyard
CPO
Levon Cubberly
Long Branch
Mortimer Vach
Rud Bank
Walter Blubbard
John T. Bailey
Bailey
J.4urie
Hed Bank
W. A. Hankinson
Freehold
Round House
Columbia
Hyers
Sanford
Observance of Columbus Day Appeals to Public Schools
A call to make Columbus Day a nationwide observance led by American public schools. The argument emphasizes education, the four hundredth anniversary, and a broad, continental commemoration beyond local scope.
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Public Schools of
America
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J. B. Harris
Women's Relief Corps
Jane Goodrich
van Gilluwe
Rainear
Maggie Painter
Minnie Titus
Minnie Rash
Battle of Edglire
Hattie Condon
Mickey
Emma M. Johnston
D. B. Harris
Monument Fund
BEC
Sadie Miller
Cari
B. Harris
Emma Johnston
C. K. Hall Post
St. Paul's Church
D. B Harris
First Methodist
Rey. Jobo Handley
Dr. Young
Elberon
A. M. Macintyre
Heck Street Merry-Up
Hathaway
Citizens Committee
Asbury Park Athletic Association
A. P. Wheelmen
Bradley
Club
Association
Hoboken
Jersey City
Irvington
W. M. Perrett
Philadelphia
Joseph Goodman
W. H. Stauffer
W. Cornelius
A. A. Twining
Geo. A. Smock
C. A. Atkins
Geo. Fred. Kroeh
John N. Bartis
H. B. Ayres
A.J. Hill
J. C. Berrang
G. W. Herderson
Ray Pawley
Jas
Martin
Frank Riges
Walter Hubbard
T. F. Appleby
J. R Wert
H. M. Rue
Hubbard
Wert
Appleby
Riggs
Wm. Hall
N. Y
Hall
J. M. Baldwin
Jo, Tenbroeck
Citizens’ Cornet
TriState League
Eben Etre
Sc Neres
Wm. Bannard
McKean, Jr
First Avenue
Corliss
E. R. Kirk
Caerlew
Corner Ocean
Second Avenues
St the Curlew
Miss Kirk
South Main Street
Ashley Dork
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