New Brunswick District Changes in Camden Conference
The Camden district presiding elder is H. Roe of Asbury Park. appointments list many churches and leaders including J. W. Reid, J. B. Haines, E. J. Kulp, W. L. Shaw, and J. F. Holtenman. Hewitt and Moyer receive new assignments. statistical report shows 4809 probationers and 51886 full members with numerous churches and funds totals.
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M-E
Camden
New Brunswick
J. L. Roe
Asbury Park
First Church
Wili ‘Woderpooa
West Park
G. E. Hancock
Ocean Grays
Bt. Paul
E. C
Honedele
West Grove
Sambel Sargeant
Bradley Beach
Brock
Long Branch
Asbury
Hammond
Ohiorqh
J. W. Morris
Linke
John Handley
Birhpoon J
F. Shaw
Belmar
D.E. Lyon
Whitesville
Harmony
J. W. Bilderback
Wall
E. F. Read
Hamilton
J.N. Brown
Spring Lake
W. T. Valiant
Point Pleasant
Herbertville
J. B. Kulp
Seabright
Milton Relyea
Manasquan
J-W. Gamble
Atlantic’ Highlands
Weatherby
Balford
J. .W. Clark
Oceanport
Messier
Navesink
Ocsanic
J. W. ‘Nickelson
Seaside
Little Silver
J. W. Preaby
Milltowh
A. M. Morgan
Red Bank
J. B. Haines
Grace Church
E. J. Kulp
New
Egypt
Collier's
Milig—Dickerson “Foord
Highlands
Bkntontown
Tinton
Fajla
Steveng
Glishtawa
D. Webb
South Amboy
Barnart
Booth River
K. Moore
Manchester
Whitings
DaBow
Jamesburg
C. V. D. Conover
Old Bridge
Spotawood
Leon
Chamberlain
Pointville
Wrightatown
P Garrison
Home For Feeble Minded
Cranbury
WB. Osborn
Bt Pan
Ocean Grove
Edward Hewitt
J. B. Graw
Bridgeton
William.g. Moyer
Pennsgrove
JG. Read
Tabernacle Church
el Gifford
Clayton Church
Damien
Trenton
Clergy Moves and Study Plans Signaled in Letter
Mr Wedderspoon informs Proech Hara that Rev BA Gifford has returned from conference and will move to Clayton next Wednesday. Rev WR notes Wedderspoon will preach here next Sunday as Gifford leaves Asbury Park reluctantly for the good of his own Saturday. His son E Garfield Gifford will study law in the office of Wealey B Brout.
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Wedderspoon
BA Gifford
Clayton
Will
Giffordeaves
Asbury
Park
E. ‘Garfield
Gifford
Wealey
B. Brout
Impasse on Burton Building Cookman Avenue
Fragmentary notes describe a Burton building on Cookman Avenue near the post office with mentions of steam heat gas cooking and avoiding coal ashes. The text hints at conveniences like starting fires, heating needs, and avoiding cold starts.
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Burton
Bradley Beach Election Ends In Tie For Mayor
Bradley Beach election results show a mayoral tie between William Larrabée Republican candidate and A T Rogers on the Citizens ticket with 104 votes each. Several council and official races vary, with five defective votes, legality to be tested in courts. Mayor Rogers to host a banquet for city officials at the M E church tonight.
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Bradley
Beach
Manyor
William Larrabée
Taayom
Citizens
Alt
Rogers
Larrabee
A.T. Rogers
Edward
Lambert
H. J. Hayter
Benner
Charles B. Poland
Justice of the Peace
William P. Far Jong
William
J. Stewart
F. Herbert
Agron Smith
Layton
Wilkins
Sre
Edward Lambert Fod
BE. C. Benner
C. Wilkins
Charles Jones
N “Apperttga
Bradley Beach
M. E. Church
Packer Contest Draws New Battle For Sea Bright Mayor
In Sea Bright two years after Packer defeated George Elliott by six votes the mayor faced a repeat contest. Packer trails by fourteen votes and seeks a court challenge alleging purchased votes and out of borough residents. He vows restraint after threats against the local editor.
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P. Hall Packer
George Ellott
Sea Bright
Packer
Oponenta
Elliott
New York
Gage
Republican gains in county township elections amid exceptions
The county held township and borough elections yesterday with strong Republican gains overall. Ocean and Freehold townships favored Democrats, leading Republicans to skip nominating a ticket. Ocean’s Justice of the Peace A. D. Van Doren, a Republican, won as an independent against Democrat E. S. Pitcher by a handsome margin.
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Ocean
Freehold
Ocean Township
Justice of the “Peace
A. D. van Doren
E. S. Pitcher
Allenhurst Election Yields Single Ticket In Borough Race
In Allenhurst yesterday the election drew little interest as only one ticket appeared. The victors were Mayor George D. Morrow and council members William H. Duval John R. Thayer and James Cominiantonors.
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Allenhurst
George D. Morrow
William
H. Duval
John R. Thayer
James i
Conover
Boulevard Bill May Get New Hearing at Ocean Grove
Trent on March 18 reports a likely additional hearing on the boulevard bill requested by Methodist ministers. A near-new bill by Kirkbride would grant Ocean Grove the right to erect gates and close the boulevard on the resort’s 90 Sundays. The legislature aims to adjourn sine die next Friday.
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Trenton
Kirkbride
Ocean Grove
Soldier's clothing allowance bill advances then stalls in senate
Assemblyman Kirkbride of Monmouth pushed a measure reimbursing New Jersey volunteers for old national guard uniforms worn during the Spanish-American War. The bill passed the house after a forceful speech but slumbers in the senate Appropriations Committee as Senator Stokes delays action amid mixed support.
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Assemblyman
Kirkbride
Monmouth
Senate
New- Jersey
Spain
National Guard
Jersey
House
Appropriations Committee
Stokes
Gumberland
Jackson Wins Reelection Amid Belmar Federal Probe
A bitter Belmar election contest ends with William B. Jackson reelected mayor. Opponents accused lax oversight that allegedly allowed a $30,000 embezzlement by ex collector Charles McDermott. Winning slate includes Bergen and Thompson as Republicans and Milo H. Orego as Democrat justice of the peace.
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Belmar
William 8. Jackson
Ita
Charlea McDermott
Homea
Jackson
William R. Bergen
Charles T. Thompson
Justice of the Peace
Milo H. Orego
Neptune City election ends in citizens ticket landslide
Citizens administration ticket defeats regulars in Neptune City by comfortable majority. Total ballots 160. Mayor Bennett 85. E Bennett 85 5, Leib 92, Kittell 93, Leigh 84, King 84, Bennett 84, Van Brunt 81, Fleming 81. Regulars led by Mayor Disbrow 77 and councilman Brown 74. Eden Bennett elected poundkeeper on regular ticket without opposition.
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Citizens’ Administration
Neptune City
Bennett
Genneltmen
E. A. Bennett
A. Leibertaau
Kittell
I. N. Leigh
Commissioners of Appeal
J. H. King
E. Bennett
Barrayor
Howard van Brunt
H. Bleming
SW. Disbrow
ZL. C. Brown
J. Rogers
Southard
I. Hoffman
Frank Hennett
Edward Reynolds
Surveyors of
Guardsmen to Get Regulars Pay From Senate Bill
State senate passes bill to grant national guard officers and men same pay as regular army when called for selective service. Dr. George 3 Bi Bee Destal Surueun, 4 pitas Gaia a -nd vi-b-1
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State Senate
Dr. George
Neptune township voting yields Republican sweep despite slim margin
Election returns show Shreve Rainear and allied Republicans winning across Neptune township with majorities on most tickets and district offices, only the rights appropriation facing defeat. Harris led Democratic votes for clerk. Ocean Grove influence narrowed Rainear’s margin. Total ballots 1162 of about 2400 registered. district tallies listed. Township committee to meet next Saturday for reorganization.
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Neptune Township
Bhreve
Jover ‘Thompson
Joséph
Harris
Ocean Grove
Ralnear
Peterson
Shreve
Rainear
Patterson
Chamberlain
E. Obie
B.H. White
Nol A. Obie
Lane
Rights
Thompson
Huggis
Hagerman
Letts
Lawlor
Crosson
Pierce
White
Nghta
Ratnear
A. Oble
Clerly Ratner
Constable
Huggins
Obie
A. Obie
Lighte
Fuggins
H. White
Ernest Obie
Greason
Asa Obie
Lighta
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Main’st
Cor
Summerfield Avenue
Asbury Park, N. J
Philip Aronstom
Cookman Avenue
Electrical Contractors
Tean
Asbury Pa
Tefpelbaum
Iee Iy
Peter Bath
First Avenue
Asbury Parks
Panenmeeetsreeriremiansinesie
New. Brunswick
Methodist
Townships
Devereux
Bill
iMeasure
Poundkeeper
Township
China
BUGS
Martines
Grand, Cookman and
Summerfield Aves
Sanford
Columbia
Jay Benait
Porterhouse
Hamburg
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