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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
3
An old advertisement promotes Gorceys Misfit Clothing Parlor at 75 Broadway offering separate coats trousers and vests at very low prices. It pitches sacks coats for those who need only parts of a suit and urges customers to call or visit for bargains.
The stockholders meeting is set at the company office Long Branch New Jersey on Thursday December 14 at eleven forty five in the morning. The agenda includes electing a board of directors for the coming year and any other business properly brought before the meeting. William C Hayden secretary announces details.
Henry Grandereth of Belford recovers slowly from a fall last Friday from scaffolding at Anthony Gibson's new house on Church street. Dr Budlong cares for Mrs John N Johnson Jr at home with grip. Gilbert Weeden returns home from North Hudson hospital greatly improved. Katie and Mamie Voorhees convalesce from typhoid pneumonia at Long Branch hospital. Albert Noe moves from Rahway bakery to J M Roberts Eatontown bakery.
Several used wagons and a brown mare offered at Layton's Livery and Sale Stable to clear space. One seated sleigh one cutter one buggy wagon two seated surrey with rubber tires and various runabout wagons listed. Contact 284 to 288 for details and pricing.
The article details the first basketball practice at 3:30 PM at the Lyceum, with full suits required and McCue overseeing passing and light work. It mentions musical ensembles, a forthcoming January concert, a Dartmouth Touch Down inspired song, and a fire signal update. It also notes student recitations, a drama scene, and light gossip about a senior and a tall blonde encounter.
A sequence of small price increases appears across several sectors with figures ranging from 40c up to 85c. Details on affected goods and exact dates were not provided in the fragment.
In Summit New Jersey residents learn the Sunshine Society may take in Billiken a blind boy about twelve months old if donors provide $14 daily for his care. Abandoned previously in Kansas City Missouri the child has no local funds or society support and awaits charitable help at 96 Fifth Avenue New York.
Port Monmouth carpenter Clinton Willett was injured Tuesday afternoon when he fell from an icy cross-piece on a new Atlantic Highlands house. He landed on his right side, suffering facial bruising and possible internal injuries. he left work early but returned Wednesday.
At Christ Episcopal Church Tren ton the installation of Archdeacon Rev. W Boden Sheppard of Rivertown is held with Bishop Scarborough officiating the diocese of New Jersey. The day includes an 11 am prayer service, sermon by Rev A S Baker, Holy Communion, and a parish luncheon.
Alvin VanSchoick, once a mayoral candidate, calls for year round dog muzzles and shooting on sight for dogs found at large after referencing a Daily Record article read to the City Council. No action taken. Also notes vaudeville act Adje and Her Lions at Empire Theatre and Majestic Theatre nightly films.
Ensley E. Rogers of White Street Red Bank moves from Mohican Farms Dairy on Monmouth Street to the mechanical department of the Red Bank Standard on Broad Street.
Edison Treworgy aged twenty three is expected to recover after three self inflicted gunshots. His wife alerted relatives and doctors and no vital organs were hit. Dr Eugene Carrigan will not extract bullets immediately. Other notes mention a group from Eatontown hunting and Abijah Compton in Red Bank seriously ill with hiccups.
A sociable and dance under Pride of Monmouth Council No 27 Daughters of Liberty Red Bank will be held in their lodge room on the third floor of the Second National building Broad Street next Friday night A ton of coal will be disposed of on the cooperative plan and refreshments will be served.
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