Veteran Hap Bad Fall At Red Bank Bridge Incident
Edward Borthwick Jr of Port Monmouth sustained a bad fall Friday morning from the Shrewsbury River bridge at Red Bank while transporting building material. He missed a step, was knocked by cross bars, and suffered shock with a deep cut to the left leg but no broken bones. He recovered enough to return home by noon and faces a week or more before work. A Civil War veteran who served four years in the 11th New Jersey Volunteers, he participated in battles including Gettysburg.
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Edward Borthwick, Jr
Port Monmouth
Shrewsbury
Red Bank
Borthwick
Borthwieck
N. J. Vol's
Getttysburg
Local Little Silver News Highlights Social and Sports
Frank Parker family sails Saturday for Phoenix via New Orleans by steamer and rail, with eight days expected travel. Duck trip to Barnegat yields scant success. Imlay bags one bird as others fail. Fire company to elect officers next Friday followed by oyster stew. Bates recovers from pneumonia after two doctors and a hard bout. Thanksgiving visits focus on Red Bank and Asbury Park. Chicken thieves take twenty five largest birds from Ashmore's coop. Miss Davison quits teaching due to nerves. Miss Hackett to replace in December after Eisner factory duties. Daughters of Liberty host clams chowder supper for visiting councils next week. Mary Pope visits Brooklyn. Evang landscapes Rumson Road, guided by Schneider. Week of prayer at M E Church. revival services to follow with different ministers nightly. Basketball game postponed due to local illness. to be played tomorrow. Dorothy Dean hosts B D C Club. club name meaning kept secret. William Wagner Jr. visits from Long Branch. Prof. Robinson visits with real estate interests. Captain Fields and Mrs Fields visiting Mrs Pontin. Eleanor Quackenbush visiting brother George Quackenbush. Ziegler moves to North Long Branch. Gustavsons visit. Pheyser returns to city from Sky High Hill. Iford shoots pheasant belonging to Lippincott. misidentification clarified next day. Thirty two licensed guns active this fall. Daughters of Liberty and American Mechanics attend M E Church with a Dilks sermon and special music by Margaret Reigerman. Lippincott 22nd birthday party tops an evening of 500, dancing and feasting with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Parker
Pheonix
Arizona
New Orleans
Arthur Ryerson
Edmund Ayres
Charles Imlay
Barnegat
Imlay
Farmingdale
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Robert Curtis
Frank W. Bates
Russel Parker
Talmage
Red Bank
Howard J. Hance
Myron L. Campbell
Freehold
Agnes Hackett
Miss Davison
Eisner
Miss Hackett
Daughters of Liberty
Mary Pope
Brooklyn
Robert Y. Evang
Rumson Road
Charles W. Schneider
Dorothy Dean
William Wagner, Jr
Long Branch
Winfield Robinson
Keyport
Charles Fields
New London
Conn
Lippincott
Jean
The
American Mechanics
Cutford E. Dilks
Margaret Reigerman
G. Howard Lippincott
Katherine Holmes
Cecil Crawford
Local Social Recital Includes Notables From Red Bank and Nearby Towns
Helen Laurie of Little Silver and Kenneth Wyckoff of Red Bank led the gathering with Olive McColgan and Mrs. James McCarron providing music. Solos were performed by Miss McColgan as others in attendance included Mr. and Mrs. Eling Black and Annie Laurie of Little Silver, Elizabeth Dalrymple of Rumson, Eleanor S. Thorne, Carolyn Blaistein, Edgar N. McClees, Ernest Oliver, and Erwin A. Davis of Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Laurie
Little Silver
Kenneth Wyckoff
Red Bank
Olive McColgan
James McCarron
McColgan
Eling Black
Annie Laurie
Elizabeth Dalrymple
Rumson
Eleanor S. Thorne
Carolyn Blaisde
Edgar N. McClees
Ernest Oliver
Eewin A. Davis
Thanksgiving Visitors From Shore Area
Shrewsbury residents and neighboring towns share holiday visits with relatives. Miss Mary Casey of Verona spends Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs James Casey. Theodore and Reginald Parsons at Princeton University visit home with Mr and Mrs Dwight L Parsons. Daniel Lang of New York visits his father John Lang. Miss Ida Anderson of Red Bank guests Miss Sarah Armstrong. Mr and Mrs C M Patterson guests of Mrs R B Wilson. Asher Schenck and gentren were out of town visitors. Miss Weather Hurley visits Long Branch. Mrs Graham of New York visits Miss Eva Valentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Casey
Verona
James Casey
Tolage Pullen
Rutherford
A. Holmes Borden
Theodore
Reginald Parsons
Princeton University
Dwight L. Parsons
Daniel Lang
New York
John Lang
Ida Anderson
Red Bank
Sarah Armstrong
C. M. Patterson
R. B. Wilson
Asher Schenck
Gentren
Wsther Hurley
Graham
Eva Valentine
Great Atlantic and Pacific Teas 600th Store Opening Sale
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co offers a complimentary sale this week to celebrate Woonsocket A L store opening and marks their expansion since 1859 when the first New York City shop opened. The ad promises unusually attractive values and invites broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Woonsocket
A. L
A.&p. Co
Vassey Street
New York City
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Consolidated Gas CO
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Bennett & Lewis
Joline Ave
A. F. Golden
A. C. Bennett CO
Branchport Ave
W. G. Eisele
Cedar Avenue
Me R. M. Farris
Broadway
W. L. Douglas
R. V. Dorbeck
Ford Cars
Ford
Andy
Layton & Clark
Norwood Ave
Eno
Long Branch, N.J
Stein
A&p
Limmerman
Tel
S&h
Santos
Maracaibo
Java
C. B. Deaver
Koops & Abels
Marvel Brand
PET
E. M. Colton
Third Ave
Sweet Factory
London Chronicle
Little Silver News
Toy Land
Biro Assa. Eer
Shrewsbury News
Great Atlantic & Pacific
Tri
Jesse Wi Fines
Jacob Steinbach
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