Montauk Tribe Declared Legally Extinct In Long Island History
The article recounts the Montauk tribe once dominant on Long Island, detailing battles with Pequots and Narragansetts, land sales, and a ceremonial decline. It notes dwindling numbers from 1659 to 1820 and the 19th century declaration of the tribe as extinct.
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Long Island
Columbus
Cabot
Island of Shells
Montauk
Wall Street
Long Island Sound
Connecticut
Newport
Smackatagh
Sally Higbee
Sally
David Pharaoh
Cent a Word on Fifth Page Reveals Bargains
A fifth page feature highlights bargains in low priced items and everyday goods with prices listed in cents. It outlines where to find discount offers and what categories of merchandise are promoted for budget shoppers.
Matawan Social Notes Highlight Local Moves And Events
Miss Mary Crine returns home from Morganville after visiting her father Michael Crine. Mr and Mrs Harry Stout of Everett visit the latter’s parents Mr and Mrs John Mulsoff. Mr and Mrs Hilliard Low move to Brooklyn for the winter. The Patten family relocates from Long Branch to Matawan renting the Frank Cottrell homestead. Patten handles mason work on Senator Terhune’s new house costing about 35000 with a 10000 contract. Dorothy Depmis of Newark visits cousin Mildred Warton. William L VanBrunt hosts John VanKirk of New York. Wilbur Matthews and Holmes Ellison go to Elizabeth to resume posts with the New York and New Jersey Steamboat Co. Elizabeth S Clark, Ridgefield teacher, spends weekend with her parents. Mrs Luther Boyce stays in Miami for the winter. Mrs Stoddard buys the late W A Dunlop residence on Main Street. Rev Edwin J Stearns to preach on Joseph the Statesman at the Presbyterian Church. Mrs William Vanderbilt Simpson to attend Matawan Literary Society Friday evening featuring music, reading, poems, Recitations and reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Crine
Michael Crine
Morganville
Harry Stout
Everett
John Mulsoff
Hilliard Low
Brooklyn
Walter V. Patten
Long Branch
Mattwan
Frank Cottrell
Mr. Patten
Mason
Elizabeth
New York
New Jersey
Elizabeth S. Clark
Ridgefield
N. J
William V. Clark
Luther Boyce
Miami, Fla
Stoddard
W. A. Dunlop
Main’ Street
Edwin J. Stearns
Presbyterian Church
Local page notes club events and business updates
A. Saiz & Co. installs two electric arc lights at their department store. A. T. Holt at Whitall Tatum Rubber Factory is homebound with a severe cold. The Wednesday club hosts a reception at Mrs. T. R. Rosevear on Saturday. The Thought Club gathers at Miss Ella Arrowsmiths on Main Street with readings by Evangeline Wharton and Adeline E. Stone. Kathleen Hoagland and Annie Tilton present musical pieces. Miss Shreve reads her essay. Attendees include Ola M. Conklin, Flora Haylar, Linda Anderson, Ettyer G. Wyckoff, Alicia Shreve, Margaret Shreve, Pearl Warne, Lolita DeGroff, Kathleen Hoagland, Annie Tilton, Ben Wharton, Ella Arrow smith and Mrs. Reynolds. Christmas advertising in the News is good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Saiz & Co
A. T. Holt
Whitall-Tatum Rubber
T. R.rosevear
Ella Arrowsmith
Main Street
Evangeline Wharton
Adeline E. Stone
Kathleen Hoagland
Annie Tilton
Miss Shreve
Ola M. Conklin
Flora Haylar
Linda Anderson
Ettyer G. Wyckoff
Alica Shreve
Margaret Shreve
Pearl Warne
Lolita DeGroff
Ben Wharton
Reynolds
Grammar School November Honor Roll Highlights Ambitious Students
The November grammar school honor roll lists students across classes 8A 7A 7B 6B 5A 5B and 4A with teachers named such as Florence Vantine Letta Kirkegarde and Alan Edwards. Names include Lillie P. Vautier Mary G. Jackson Carrie Cottrell Grace E. Britton Edna Tomlinson Katherine Trexler Agnes A. Cheever and C. A. Richardson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar School
Lillie P. Vautier
Florence Vantine
Fred Jordan
Selena C. Pearce
Hattie Zemoskie
Elizabeth Conkling
Letta Kirkegarde
Gertrude Stollar
Marion
Leland
Alan Edwards
Edward Lankanan
Nathan Tanenbaum
Alma Burner
Margaret Heiles
Elsa Longstreet
Donald Shepherd
Frederick Wardell
Mary G. Jackson
Béith Piérsam
Carrie Cottrell
Grace E. Britton
Helen Hood
E. L. Huntting
Annaj Wardell
Gladys Worthley
George DeCamp
George Sutphen
4&-A
Edna Tomlinson
Florence Cheetham
Helen Elias
Avice
Katherine Trexler
Victor Kamman
Harold DeCamp
Agnes A. Cheever
George Paar
Martha Thorne
Katherine Roberts
Alice Lively
Freida Seibel
Katherine Beck
Frances Wheat
Miss Metegar
Barbara Deckert
Marie Knegier
C. A. Richardson
Hiele Mielke
Beatrice Wardell
Alorida Edwards
Deal Polo Club Hosts Barns and Clubhouse Event
Oceanport notes report the Deal Polo Club hosting barns and clubhouse activities with visits from George Day and Mrs. F Jorale mon of New York and Mr and Mrs Otto Mumm of Newark. The Ladies Aid Society of the M church will hold a Christmas Bauer event at the fire house next week with suppers served each night. Hog killing day at William Gerrigan is mentioned along with a visit by Miss Bartina Megill to Mrs Charles Blakeley in Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal Polo Club
George Day
F. Joralemon
New York
Otto Mumm
Newark
Frederick Day
Ladies’ Aid Society
William Gerrigan
Bartina Megill
Charles Blakeley
Long Branch
Checker Match at Red Bank Set by YMCA Expos
A series of checker games will be played at Red Bank YMCA on Saturday night. West Side Y M C A of New York meets Red Bank Association representatives with possible attendance by Attorney General Edmund Wilson and T Forman Coosa Boom of Atlantic Highlands.
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Red Bank
West Side
New York
Red Bank Association
Edmund Wilson
T. Forman Coosaboom
Atlantic Highlands
Ried
Red Bank Y. M. C. A
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Charles A. Keene
Fidelity Trust Co
Newark, N. J
Life
Koops & Ables Cash Tea and Coffee Store
California
Florida
Cranberries
Broadway
Long Brance
Vretis
the Daily Record
Wampum
Cookman and Grand Avenues
Asbury Park
INE Furs
Frank
Matawan News
William Vanderbilt Simpson
Matawan Literary Soci
F. Howard Lloyd
Harold G. Smith
Simpson
Helen A. Strong
William A. Close
Gertrude la Motte
Keyport News
C. V
Shropshire
SEA Bright
KN. J
Forrence Carter
Micael Bonforte
James Dambrese
Hazel Burk
Anna Lehman
Vida Schroeder
M. W. Macduff
Edwin Arrowsmith
Sam Feltman
Louis Karp
Madeline Greer
Caroline Laws
Erma Hyers
Oceanport News
A.C. Bennett Ga
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