Chattle Beats Bayonne in Nineteenth Century Rematch
Chattle defeated the Bayonne basketball team 25 to 19 in a hard fought game at the Lyceum. Key players included Johnson and Heiles for Chattle and Brago for Bayonne, with ref Tames Walsl and umpire Irvin Cadmus noted. The second headline game saw the Nationals beat Tottenville 27 to 22 on Tottenville’s court, as Reisner, Betts, and Harris contributed standout plays.
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Chattle
Bayonne
Lyceum
Baybonne
Johnson
Heiles
Morris
Chattie
Helles
Bayohhe
Metjes
Brago
Brazo
Bayonne Boys
Lont
Matty
A. Hang
Tames Walsl
Irvin Cadmus
Bowers
J. Katko Jett
F. Braga
C. Hermon
M. Gardener
PF. Helier
T. Magner
Mera
D. Likghutz Tefl
W. Morris
Esse
J. Maloney
Nationals
Firat
Mgt
Tottenville A. G
Tottenville
Harris
Reisner
Fepale
Betts
Wailah
Minser
Bottenville Ay C
Ferent Sory Bedell
Ranperegueseersress Bedmod
Terhune and Munro Ice Yachts Tie in Pennant Race
In South Shrewsbury Ice Boat Club action Ex Senator Henry Terhune’s X L N C edged Captain Henry H Munro’s Princeton to lead the pennant race while Say When trailed. Four boats started with Miniature and Commandore J. C. Gibbons withdrawing after two laps. The X L N C led by 14 seconds at stake one and by 26 at lap four, finishing with Princeton 29.39 and Say When third. race continued on page six. Also notes from a Holiday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Wellington R Harvey including H B Simpson M S Oliver and V Slocum. Louis Cook dies at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements announced.
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Henry
Terhune
Henry H. Munro
Princeton
Shrewsbury
Yacht Club
Preteus
Terhune Flier
Miniatuhe
Commandore
J. C.gibbons
Wellington R. Harvey
H. B. Simpson
Newton
M. 8. Oliver
Veale Slocum
Cora.Slocum
Florence Soffel
Irving Slocum
Paul Harvey
First Bond and Mortgage Loans Offered by Baliding Association
The Long Brann Balding and Loan Association offers loans on first bond and mortgage at six percent. Funds on hand amount to several thousand dollars. Fire first served under the Balding and Loan plan. Apply at the Directors meeting in Helsley building Friday night December 30 1910 or contact the secretary Theedams land or any officer. Be Daily Record.
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Long Brann Balding and Loan Association
Helsley
Timin
Theedams Land
Pretty Christmas Wedding in Red Bank for Mae Patterson
Miss Mae Patterson of Red Bank married J Harvey Arnold of Princeton on Christmas day at one o'clock in the Patterson home on Monmouth street Red Bank. The ceremony was by Rev Dr William B Matteson with a wedding supper following. The couple will reside in Princeton.
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William B. Patterson
Monmouth Street
Red Bank
Mae
J. Harvey Arnold
Prineceton
William B. Matteson
Patterson
Ap Arch
J. W.foxwell
Miss May
Goody
Mr. M
Princeton
Mrs. Arnold
Polipetian
Borough of
East Side
Sek
Mr. Smith
Elected New Officers for Wayside Sunday School
Isaac B. White of Oakhurst was reelected superintendent at Wayside Methodist Chapel Sunday. New officers include secretary Carroll Dangler assistant secretary Flossie Wardell treasurer Lavinia Bennett librarian Joseph Wardell lady superintendent Mrs Edward Havens organist Matilda Belshaw and assistant Wardell, cradle roll Sarah Bennet, home department head Mrs James Greep. The year closed with 91 scholars taught by eight teachers and a 960.99 balance. Christmas treats were distributed with each scholar receiving candy and an orange.
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Isaac B. White
Oakhurst
Prosacrition
deny—Ieane B. White
James Ww
Caroll Dangler
Flossie Wardell
Lavinia Bennett
Joseph Wardell
Edward Havens
Matilda Belshaw
Cradie Roll
Misa Sarah Benenett
Home Department
James Greep
Odd Fellows Elect Offiers at Arioch Lodge Meeting
Arioch Lodge No 77 Odd Fellows elected officers including Noble Grand Andrew P Anderson Vice Grand Henry E Keller Recording Secretary J B S Terwilliger Financial Secretary OC P Reid Treasurer Charles H Harvey Trustee P L Wood Chester Hail Packer editor Sea Bright News receives Christmas present late but valued The gift from Senator O H Brown makes him secretary of the Senate railroads and canals committee with report due January 10.
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Arioch Lodge
O. F
Odd Fellows
Noble Grand
Andrew P. Anderson
Henry E. Keller
S. Terwilliger
P. Reid
Charles H. Harvey
P. L. Wood
Chester Hail Packer
Sea Bright News
O' H Brown
Senate
Packer
Two Killed In Monoplane Crash At Paris
A monoplane carried aviator Laffer and M. Paula on a morning round trip to Gruseelae when the flight went wrong. Both men died later in hospital. The Old Fire Co. will elect officers tonight at headquarters in Norwood Avenue. Local business notes: Hatty Drake and Ja Riddle Hayes formed a plumbing and steam business partnership in the Barham Building on Second Avenue.
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Paris
Laffer
M. Paula
Aoe Bey
Gruseelae
Vic Tom
Old Fire Co
Eelect
Oceanic Fine Engine Company
Norwood Avenue
Ax Stitt
Hatty Drake
Ja Riddle ‘Hayes
Partne Tar
Barham
Second Avenus
Peete
Smith
Nigellette
Nigellatte
Se Ment
Batell
Patterson
Burglar Held at Kinney Estate After Midnight Break-In
Gatekeeper Gorge Masson and Kinney staff trapped a burglar at the T. T. Kinney estate in Oakhurst last night. Patrolman Vetter of Long Branch arrested the suspect, Jacob Zebra, after a dawn search found him in a bedroom, with a prying tool and a sweater in a suitcase. The intruder admitted entering the house.
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Gorge Masson
T. T. Kinney
Oakhurst
Kinney
Patrelman Vetter
Long Branch Police Department
James Layton
Masson
Introuers
Vetter
Gittle
Weather Bureau Forecast and Fire Company Event Updated
The Weather Bureau forecast covers the next thirty hours, while the Atlantic Fire Co. plans its annual meeting at the Lyceum on Friday evening. Local updates include scattered conditions and community notices.
Trolley Motorman Cleared Over Christmas Fire Damage
Harry Manson, a Second Avenue trolley motorman from Asbury Park, faced a city court charged with wilful violation after the Columbia Hotel fire hose was damaged. The Recorder ruled no wilful intent shown, dismissing the charge. the city may seek reimbursement for the damage.
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Harry Manson
Asbury Park
Second Avenue
Columbia Hotel
Metofter Schoensein
City Hall
C. P. Fel
Carton
Schoenbein
C. P. Soffel
Fred Durhan
P. J. Wells
Mortorman
Regular meeting of the W C 7 0 at City Hall
Tomorrow at three o'clock the W C 7 0 will hold a regular meeting at City Hall. All members are requested to attend. details of the agenda will be announced.
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W. C
City Hall
Wiscam
Pythians Elect Officers At Ocean Lodge No 83 Kaighia
Ocean Lodge No 83 Kaighia of Pythias held its semiannual election at Castle Hall. James R. Sutton was re elected Chancellor Commander for a second term and several officers were re elected. New officers will be installed in January. Esther Ryne of New Brunswick died Sunday at 1 PM at 663 Broadway. Funeral services were at her brother's home with Rev. ob. pall sof officiating.
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Ocean Lodge
Kaighia
Pythias
Castle Hal
James R. Sutton
John Havens
R. Jerome van Brunt
Uriah Bennett
Albert Embley
Willam G. Pinson
H. A. Brinley
Jaccob White
John Helson
G. Pinson
Sutton
Esther Ryne
New Brunswick
N. H. Reed
Broadway
Morris Street
Newsteoa
Ob. Pall Sof
St. James’ Church
Iating
Iroquois Social Club Ball At Townley Hall
The fifth annual ball and reception of the Iroquois Social Club will be held in Townley Hall this city on Wednesday evening January 26. Music will be provided by Prof. J Pitman Weet’s orchestra. The committee of arrangements will entertain with a cordial minutes and refreshments at a traditional cost.
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Townley Hall
Fines in Recorder Court at City Hall
Police court cases heard yesterday in the Reforéers court at City Hall. Charles Hotton was arrested for reckless driving and fined $10. Other defendants received varied penalties including $200 fines for unspecified offenses.
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Reforéers
City Hall
Charles Hotton
Christmas Entertainment at Red Bank Baptist School
The annual Christmas program at Red Bank First Baptist Church featured carols, recitations, and a Little Christmas Candies orchestra. Students performed My Christmas and a Hymn, while a nearby lumber firm’s Christmas bonuses reached $260 for workers, totaling $900.
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Holly Drift
Ceeseer Ewebeeel
Talunt Clear
Fragmentary obituary notes from unclear local notice
Readable fragments indicate an obituary or death notice for a child linked to Mrs Joseph Harrison of Gemier Street Read Back with a date around birthday but specifics are garbled The text mentions Crésien Cuaries Orwubay of arene in critical condition with days of illness and unclear wording from Monday forward
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Joseph Harrison
Gemier
Crésien Cuaries Orwubay
Arene
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Louis Cook
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
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Odd Fellows Elect
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Gardner
Kinney Country Place
Offi- Vetter
Long Branch
Reconier Schoeniein
Jacob Zebra
Weather Bureau
Atldatic Fire Co
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