Red Bank paving debate on cement or brick options
Borough council and paving reps discussed Bridge Avenue paving with property owners. Speakers praised cement and bitulithic, noted brick repairs ease, and planned site tour to inspect pavements as eight bidders submitted prices from 1.25 to 2.64 per square yard. decision set for Sept 2 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Avenue
Borough Hall
Henry Grant
William Hendrickson
Joseph Burrowes
James E. Ferguson
Association of American Portland Cement Manufacturers
Fof
Detroit
George J. Brown
Jersey Central Traction Company
Jacob Degenring
John Oliver
Robert Hurley
Lamb Company
Charles Burd
Monmouth Street
Burd
Red Bank
Newton Paving Co
Trenton
Standard Bitulithie Company
New York
Highlands Church Celebrates Fourth Anniversary
Highlands Methodist Church marked its fourth anniversary with morning services by Rev. James W. Marshall district superintendent and Rev. DeWitt C. Cobb in the afternoon and Rev. Steadman Applegate at night. The congregation aims to raise 2069 dollars to reduce the church debt. Navesink Hook and Ladder Company of Red Bank plans a shore dinner at Silvermere Inn Little Silver Point with a 230 pm baseball game and 530 pm supper. Benjamin H. Ford Oakley Cooper and Howard Higginson lead arrangements. Albert E. Sidwell of Asbury Park, formerly of the city, sang as soloist at the Simpson M E Church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands Methodist Church
James W. Marshall
New Brunswick
DeWitt C. Cobb
Asbury Park
Steadman Applegate
Navesink Hook and Ladder Company
Red Bank
Silvermere Inn
Little Siiver Point
Benjamin H. Ford
Oakley Cooper
Howard Higginson
Mr. Sidwell
Albert E. Sidwell
Simpson ,M/ E
Seen
Passenger Ship First in Canal Deliberations at Opening
The opening of the Panama Canal will involve a regular passenger boat from Tandima Railroad and Steamship Co. making the inaugural transit when ready. Colonel Goethals and other officials will board for the first trip at Colon, with no grand display planned. The choice of the first through ship lies between the Advance and the Alliance, and no decision has been made.
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Oregon
Fram
Panama Canal
Tandima Railroad and Steamship Company
New York
Panamin City
Canal
Colon
Goethals
Coethals
Colonel Guethals
Atlantic
Pacific
New Orleans
Liverpool
Cristobal
Atlantic Seaboard
Americas
Orient
Atlantic Entrance
Toro Point
Protest over removal of Anne Royall Rock in Potomac Park
Washington residents protest the removal of the Anne Royall Rock once siting the journalist with President John Quincy Adams while he bathed in the Potomac. The stone is to be moved for preservation. A legislature asks about Grafton’s position on a bill and is told the general impression is it lucrative.
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Anne Royall
Washington
John Quincy Adams
Potomac River
Potomac Park
Miss Royall
Squteeed
Grafton
Parade plans discussed by Long Branch Fire Chief group
Chief Joseph I. Kingsland and assistants Joseph Schwark and Edward J. Reid will convene at City Hall tonight with foremen and interested Lon Branch Fire Department members to discuss the New York parade. Topics cover parade plans and efforts for a creditable showing at the national association meeting.
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New York
Joseph I. Kingsland
Joseph Schwark
Edwart J. Reid
Lon Branch Fire Department
City Hall
Uet
Kingsland
Long Branch Fire Department
National Association of Chiefgineers
Beach Parties Popular Watermelon Feast at Scarboro
The largest beach party of the season was held at Deal yesterday by Harry Stern and Miss Hilda Dreyfus with a luncheon and sailing on the Shrewsbury river and supper at Price's Hotel Pleasure Bay. Guests included Hortens Buxbaum Meta Rosenberg Elvey Rosenberg Edna May Jesse Wolf David Stern Lawrence Wolf J Steinhardt and Marjorie King. Another Scarboro beach party was hosted by Mrs Jeanette Eisenberg for Mrs David G Kahn with Julius Weitener W E Dobbins Ivan Eisenberg Louis V Kahn Jewell Loebinger Ray Braus Paul Braus Milche Stierer and Louise Spitka.
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Scarboro
Deal
Harry Stern
Hilda Dreyfus
Shrewsbury
Price’s
Pleasure Bay
Buxbaum
Meta Rosenberg
Elvey Rosenberg
Edna May
Jesse Wolf
David Stern
Lawrence Wolf
J. Steinhardt
Marjorie King
Scarboro Beach
Jeanette Eisenberg
David G. Kahn
Messrs
Julius Weitener
W. E Dobbins
Ivan Eisenberg
Louis V. Kahn
Jewell Loebinger
Ray Braus
Paul Braus
Milche Stierer
Louise Spitka
Maple Hotel Ball Masquerade Aids Monmouth Hospital
A Saturday masquerade ball at Schneider's Maple Hotel on Morris avenue supported Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Attendees included summer visitors Meyer and D. Weinberger who entertained with singing and dancing. A notable act impersonated Al Jolson and Frank Taney, drawing crowd cheers. judges Oreipatein Cohen and Maha presided. Christ Church Juniors of Shrewsbury hosted a sale at the rectory with proceeds earmarked for a Chinese student at Boone University.
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Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Schneider
Maple Hotel
Morris Avenue
Meyer
D. Weinberger
Flo
al" Jolson
Frank Taney
Messrs. Oreipatein,Cohen and
Maha
Shrewsbury
Christ Church, Shrewsbury
China
Boone University
Brower undergoes operation for kidney trouble
Harold E. Brower of Newark brother of Fred Brower and Mrs. Benjamin H. Ford had another operation Sunday night for kidney trouble and is reported to be recovering. Mrs Juvenal and daughter of Brooklyn visited Dr. and Mrs. Walter Mason in Oakland Street. Mr and Mrs Willard Elliott returned from a New England honeymoon trip. Mr and Mrs Alphonso Gaskill, recently married, returned from a honeymoon to Philadelphia.
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Harold E. Brower
Newark
Fred Brower
Benjamin H. Ford
Newark Hospital
8. Juvenal
Brooklyn
Walter Mason
Oakland Street
Willard Elliott
New England States
Alphonso Gaskill
Philadelphia
Sensational Broadway Play “The Fight” Opens with Thrills
Bayard Veiller’s new one act melodrama “The Fight” debuts at the Broadway theatre attracting a large audience. Miss Margaret Wycherly leads a cast of twenty five in a lurid tale of kidnap, bank robbery, and political intrigue centered on her character Jane Thomas. The production is noted for strong acting and dramatic punch despite its moral ambiguity.
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Li&w
Bayard Veiller
Margaret Wycherly
Jane Thomas
Colorado
Misa Wycherly
William McVay
Cora Adams
Olive Murray
William Holden
Edward R. Manson
Frances Stamford
Felix Kremlbs
Verona visitors and relatives fill Shrewsbury notes
Miss Mery Casey of Verona and William Casey of New York visit their mother Mrs. James Casey. Alfred Morgan of Philadelphia stays with Mrs. Aaron Armstrong. Anna Fox from New York visits Miss Sara Armstrong. Lena Wiederholt visits Holmdel friends. Mrs. William Jackson is ill with measles. Mr. and Mrs. E. Clark visit Atlantic City. Dwight Parsons and daughter return from Vermont. John Hance and daughter of Belmar visit Mrs. Armstrong. Nellie Casey enjoys a month’s vacation from Miss Woods' dressmaking. Mrs. William Porter and daughter visit Mrs. James Casey.
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Mery Casey
Verona
N. J
James Casey
Alfred Morgan
Philadelphia
Aaron Armstrong
Anna Fox
New York
Sara Armstrong
Lena Wiederholt
Holmdel
William Casey
William Jackson
E. Clark
Atlantic City
Dwight Ll. Parsons
Vermont
Divorce Hearing in Lewis Case Continues at Red Bank
Witnesses for Elias Lewis testified at Red Bank with Mrs. Lewis’s counsel cross examining. The case, from Pair Haven, will have further proceedings and a final review by Justice Voorhees in Trenton and New Brunswick on September 8. Oceanic Fire Co. No. 1 members attended the Oceanic Fair in a separate note.
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Lewis
Red Bank
Elias Lewis
Pair Haven
Joseph Reilly
John 8S. Applegate, Jr
William Sutton
Parker and
van Gelder
Chemical Engine and Store Co. No. 1
Bintontown
Oceanic Fire Co. No
Oceania
Vin
van Keuren
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