Monmouth Clericus Reorganizes For Fall Winter At Trinity Red Bank
The Monmouth Clericus met in Trinity Episcopal Church Red Bank at noon to reorganize for fall and winter with Rev Robert MacKellar presiding and Rev Frederick Sweezey as secretary. A paper titled The Sinuosity of Truth by Rev Charles Matthews of Newark was read and discussed by Episcopal clergy. The annual election will be held at Trinity Church on Monday January 20. A buffet luncheon followed at one oclock hosted by Trinity Church Ladies Society. Attending ministers included MacKellar Sweezey Fawcett Lord Dutton Dale Adams Daly Matthews and others from Red Bank Shrewsbury Middletown Navisink Rumson Ratonton Asbury Park Point Pleasant South Amboy South River Newark.
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Monmouth
Trinity Episcopal Church
Red Bank
Robert MacKellar
Frederick P. Sweezey
Shrewsbury
Charles Matthews
Newark
Trinity Church
Ladies' Society of
F. P. Sweegey
John Fawcett
Middletown
John C. Lord
Navisink
W. Dutton Dale
Rumson
C. G. Adams
Ratontown
W. N. Daly
Asbury Park
John Matthews
Point Pleasant
H. M. P. Pearse
South Amboy
Sidney Duxon
South River
Eliott White
Weinstein's Jewelers Christmas Display At Asbury Park
At the jewelry store of Weinstein's Cookman avenue Asbury Park a large Christmas trade is visible. The stock features secret order emblems pins and chain pendants richly inlaid with diamonds and jewels. The store shows the latest scarf pins watch chains diamond settings silverware and trinkets appealing for gifts with prices inflated by actual value. Crowds gathered around the Weinstein windows yesterday showing popular appreciation of the festive display.
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Weinstein
Cookman Avenue
Asbury Park
Lillian Leighton Lamson Performs at Oceanic High
The second entertainment of the People s Popular Course was held in Oceanic High School auditorium Friday night. Miss Lamson of New York delivered a fine Bunty Pulls the Strings impersonation and presented scenes from The Fortune Hunter. A large audience enjoyed the event. Next, on Thursday evening January 9, the Rock Band Concert Company The Famous Till Family will perform in the high school auditorium with ringing rocks, harps, musical glasses, chimes, stretch-zither, octarine, vocal solos and ensembles.
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Oceanic High School
Lillian Leighton Lamson
New York
Bunty
Rock Band
Till
For Sale Fresh Cut Violets By J Juska
Local classified notice announces fresh cut violets for sale by J Juska at 556 High Street. Contact details listed as 29110306 for orders or inquiries.
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J. Juska
High St
Automobiles For Sale Packard Limousine Offers
One thousand dollars will buy a fully equipped Packard limousine in good running order suitable for private use or hack ing. Seats six. For particulars address owner Record Office. 29510299.
Highland Park street commissioner dies saving horses
A. C. Lewis of Highland Park New Jersey perishes heroically during a morning fire at Berger & Fischer Brewing Company. He, despite heart trouble, freed four teams trapped by smoke and locked doors, succumbing as firemen finally remove his body. Plant damage estimated at forty to fifty thousand dollars, with insurance covering the loss.
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A. C. Lewis
Highland Park
New Brunswick
N. J
Berger & Fischer Brewing Company
Lewis
State Road Commissioner Reports New Jersey Road Progress
State Road Commissioner Edwin A. Stevens details 44 miles built from 1912 funds and 33 miles from 1911, with New Jersey spending 3.65 million dollars as its one third share. He notes $1.235 million in road repairs last year, recommends gradual state takeover of roads, and proposes civil service for road forces to ensure stable maintenance. Miss Margaret Talbot of Lancaster, Penn., visits Union Avenue residents.
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Trenton
Edwin A. Stevens
Hoboken
New Jersey
Stevens
Col
Rumson Fire Company Elects New Officers at Centre Street
George H. Hale was named president with Robert Wilson as foreman after the annual election at the Rumson fire house. Lewis Neuhauser, William Murphy, William H. Hintelmann and others were chosen for key posts including assistant chiefs, foremen, and trustees. James Murphy serves as representative to the Firemen's Relief Association for three years. The Ways and Means committee includes Richard Rogers William Murphy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hale
Rumson Fire Company
Robert Wilson Foreman
Centre Street
Lewis Neuhauser
William Murphy
William H. Hintelmann
James P. Shay
Robert Wilson
Harry Johnson
James Lee
Daniel Shay
Andrew Thompson
Charles Wilson
George Hale
William Meare
Alfred Brighton
Paul Hintelmann
William Dowlen
Big trolley meeting at Sea Bright Board of Trade
Sea Bright Board of Trade to hear trolley plans this evening with Tong Branch Board of Trade Red Bank Chamber of Commerce sending reps. Monmouth County Electric and Atlantic Coast Electric to attend. Line extension proposed from Hintelmanns Corner to Sea Bright contingent on rights of way being secured. Land and Loan Company offers 2,000 feet. A State Utility Commissioners letter on the trolley topic will be read. Hotel committee to present new hotel project as progress is noted.
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Sea Right
Board of Trade
Sea Bright Board of Trade
Tong Branch Board of Trade
Red Bank Chamber of Commercce
Monmouth County Electric Company
Atlantic Coast Electric Company
Hintelmann’s Corner
Sea Bright
Land and Loan Company
State Utility Commissioners
Progres
Weather Indications for New Jersey Waters Brief
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts 86 hours ending Wednesday evening. Rain tonight or Wednesday morning then clearing and warmer tonight. Brisk southerly winds. Observations from Long Branch station show 8 AM temp 31, last night 39, high 49, low 27, 24 hour change minus 3. Barometer 80.18 at 8 AM, 30.00 at 8 PM. Wind mainly W at 8 AM, peak 48 mph. Humidity 59 at 8 AM, 78 at last night, 60 at 10 AM.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Broadway
Long Branch
Behind the Wicket Boom Session at Odd Fellows Hall
Kalon Castle No 72 hosts a boom session in Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow night with surprises for stay at homes. Takanassee Tribe No 158 officers will attend from Lakewood and travel by auto.
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Kalon Castle
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Takanassee
Lakewood Tribe
Oakwooda Defeats Wide Awakes In Fast 38-18 Game
Oakwooda kept a winning streak by defeating the Wide Awakes 38 to 18 at Little Silver. The contest featured swift footwork and crisp passing but weak cage defense. Star players Harry Waitt and Donald Woolley anchored the Oakwood defense.
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Oakwooda
Wide Awakes
Little Silver
Harry Waitt
Donald Woolley
Oakwood
The
Oakwoods
Bennett Woolley
Earle van Brunt
Irving Gano
Ain
Third Avenue Ladies Hair Dressing Parlors Offer Hair Goods
Hair goods at lowest prices. Combing made up in any style. Located at 3 Third Ave corner Broadway Long Branch New Jersey.
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Third Avenue
Third Ave
Broadway
Long Branch
N. J
New Jersey Central Rail Routes and Schedules Fragment
The fragment outlines train times and routes for New Jersey Central services to Newark and Merchantsport with references to Atlantic City and Red Bank. It mentions morning departures around 6 to 8 am and various connections, including via Maven and Washington. Details are incomplete and partly obscured.
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New Newark
Miizapeth
A. m
Bata
Wishington
Atlantic City
Ith. A. m
Iar
Red Bank
Paneaem
Ea Raa
New York
Hp d. Ut. A A. F
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Rockwell Ave
Oakhurst
Poland
Central Ave
Parker
Norwood Avenue
Britton’s Pharmacy
Fifth Ave
Cohen
Bath Ave
Golden's
Wall Paper & Paint
First Reformed Church
Stephen
W. A. Stevens
Heisley Building
Wm. Schwarz
Bangs Ave
Rockwell Hotel
Lippincott Ave
the Independent Engine Co
Lou Tetley
Mechanic Street
Dolls’ Hospital
Liberty St
Lodemann & Lindwardt
East Long Branch
Wm. F. Ohst
North Fifth Ave
J. Cohn
Second Ave
Dunbar Ave
Charles C. Cattanach
West End
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth St
Phil Seamon
Box 40
Central _ station
Sixth Ave
J. Crean
Monmouth Clericus
Daily Record
Wellworth
2Gitt
Steiner and Son
Morris Ave
Grand Ave
Wm. T. Cobb
DeWitt C. Cobb
M. AL
TBERG
Std
Ave
M. Dorewitz
George F. Smith Co
R. T. Smith
Monmouth St. Red Bank
Hollywood: Land Co
A. T. Woolley
Clerk's, Portfiu-Peck
Lockwood
Galilee
Commissioner Lewis
E. J. Miller
Prop
Consolidated Appliance Co
Consolidated Gas Office
Civil Service
Margaret Talbot
Lancaster
Penn
C. Henry Irwin
Union Avenue
C. W. Wright Co
East Front St
Chapman
Steiner & Son
Long Branch, New Jersey
Ford & Miller
Broad St. Red Bank, N. J
New York & Monmouth Park Steamboat Co
Mlliam
Yden
W. P. Taber
M. T
Oceanport Ave
Scoop Brother
Scoop
Hop
Society For the Prevention OF
Clarence White
Long Branch Opera House
Washington Street and
Weller’s
Broad St
Norwood Ave
Meyers
6Th Ave
NEW Jersey Central
J. Hill
New Goldateln
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