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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
2
The ad lists a three-piece library suite with settee, arm chair and rocker in Spanish leather at 75 down from 95. It promotes a club arm chair priced at 47 down from 60, another allover upholstered arm chair at 47, and an arm chair with shaped back and cushions at 47.50 from 68. The items emphasize spring seats and head rests with brown or Spanish leather covers.
Mrs Thomas Scott of West Side Avenue and niece Florence Fountain of Borden Street spent Tuesday in New York on a shopping and pleasure trip. They visited Brooklyn Navy Yard and Herbert T Scott aboard the battleship North Dakota. George A Moody of Monmouth Street visited New York, Walter G Andrew resumed his job at Fred H VanDorn’s garage in East Front Street, Frank Hazard of New York stayed with his brother Bowdoin Hazard, Jesse J Layton bought a lot on Pinkney Road and will build a house, Charles Brannin became chauffeur for A de Coppett of Shrewsbury, Robert Johnson returned as manager of the Red Bank Postal Telegraph and Cable Co office, John son worked as a lineman in Danbury, and Mrs William Nixon of Elberon and her sons visited her parents on Spring Street.
The Usher's Union of the First Methodist Church Red Bank met at President Forrest Compton's home on Oakland Street Tuesday night with strong attendance. They discussed indoor baseball against the Baptist Men's League at the Y M C A on Monmouth Street and potential plans for an orchestra. The next meeting moves to January 2 at the church with an entertainment planned.
Mrs John E Chamberlain of Branch avenue Red Bank is spending two weeks in Washington D C as the guest of her brother.
The list of uncalled letters at the Long Branch post office on December 9 includes E Andrews, Mrs Theressa Bole, Mrs Beaver, Walton H Coburn, A L Davison, James F DeGroat, Thomas Egan, Harry Golden, Miss M Grover, Mrs A Hendrick, Miss May Holman, Miss Alice Johnson, Mrs B Kizer, McWin, McKiven, Miss Carrie B Mann, Harry Marks, Romeo Nastia, S Orenda, Mr Philips, Mise H Smith, Samuel South, J R Stanton, Mrs Spede, Mr Simon Viaciesi, Calvin Waters, Bert Wardell, Miss Camelia West, Miss Molly Weston, Chester White, Ts Woolley, P M.
Annual Revival at First Methodist Church Red Bank starts Sunday evening January 14 1912 using Alexander's Gospel Songs No 2 for the first time. Meetings directed by Rev Dr H Ridgely Robinson will run nightly for at least two weeks.
The delicatessen sale held in the Hyer building Monmouth Street Red Bank under the Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist Church attracted good patrons. Fancy articles and aprons were sold in addition to delicacies to raise funds.
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