Dorothy Arnold Located in New York Hospital
New York reports Dorothy Arnold is in a New York hospital with a detective saying the location will be clarified soon. The Arnold family denies knowledge of her whereabouts and claims she is not in Boston or elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Arnold
New York Hospital
New York
Dorthy Arnold
Arnold
Boston
Hotel Lenox
George
Griscom, Jr
Essex
Miss Arnold
Beaton
York Beach
Bryn Mawr
Griscom, Sr
Francis Rt. Arnold
Dorothy
Griscom
Arnolds
Charles Whitman
Philadelphia
G A R Reception Delays Morris Camp Installations
Due to the G A R reception at Red Bank tomorrow night the installation of officers for James B Morris Camp No 25 is postponed to March 2. A delegation from Samuel T Sleeper Camp will visit the Long Branch Sons of Veterans. James B Morris Post No 46 will also send a large delegation to Red Bank tomorrow night. Members meet at the postroom at seven. The trip will be by trotley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
James B. Morris
Samuel T. Sleeper
Long Branch
Sons of Veterans
Death of Leroy Parker Near 565 Martin Street
Leroy Parker died at his parents home 565 Martin street after pleuro pneumonia. He was in his twenty third year and leaves a surviving brother. Funeral services will be held at the house at 2 pm Thursday with Rev F K Shield officiating. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery under funeral director F Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Parker
Alonzo Parker
Martin Street
F. K. Shield
First,Reformed Church
F. Morris
Glenwood Cemetery
Haydens Stay at Beas Amid Bermuda Outlook
Mr and Mrs W C Hayden of the New York and Long Branch Steamboat Company enjoy a delightful stay in the Beas. A souvenir card from Secretary Hayden notes Long Branch in the simmer season with women in white and adds that the Haydens are expected to finish their visit next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hayden
New York & Long Branch Steamboat Company
Beas
Hayden
Long Branch
Store Rented To Express Co By Local Firm
John Sacco of South Seventh Avenue rents his Lincoln Avenue store to Adams Express Co. The premises were previously occupied by Bennet t and Sacco druggists. Sexton Bros undertakers and embalmers at 616 Broadway acknowledge this change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express Co
John Sacco
South Seventh Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
Adams Express Co
Bennett & Sacco, Druggists. ——S
Sexton Bros
Broadway
L. B
Leader of horse thieves captured in Matawan case
Detectives Huff and Long arrested Frank Marble, 42, of Matawan, believed to lead a gang of horse thieves. Marble allegedly admitted taking a hundred fifty horses and was described as a dangerous character. He is connected to multiple charges in Matawan, with a setup near Perth Amboy to facilitate operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamberts
Matawan
Huff
Frank Marble
Marble md Me
Burke
Long
Perth Amboy
Marble
Lamberte Marble
Monmouth County
James Carney
Frank Bedle
Pennsylvania
Monmouth
Middlesex
Marble Hs
Johnny Hayes Weds Florence Phillip in Chelsea Chelsea
The local runner Johnny Hayes and Miss Florence I Phillip of this city were married at the First Presbyterian Church manse on Chelsea avenue. Rev. Dr. J. G. Lovell officiated the ceremony on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Hayes
Florence I. Phillip
First Presbyterian Church
Chelsea Avenue
J. G. Lovell
C E Society Plans Debate Between Atlantic Highlands and New Monmouth
The Christian Endeavor societies of Atlantic Highlands and New Monmouth schedule the season opener debate on Thursday February 28 about whether man is a creature of circumstances. Each team won a debate last year and the contest is expected to be engaging. A prior future topic at New Monmouth argued that war should be abolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies
Atlantic Highlands
New Monmouth
Red Men to Convene in Trenton for Annual Convention
Great Council of Red Men of New Jersey will hold its annual convention in Trenton at Association Halls on Thursday with Great Sachem John Thomson presiding. Elections for new chiefs and four United States Council representatives will be held, with holdovers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Great Council
Trenton
Great Council of Red Men of
New Jersey
Mth
John Thomson
Avon
John B. Wright
Camden
Sagamore
Charlies M. Curry
Sagemore
Harold T. Bilan
Burlington
Daniel M. Stevens
W. J. Smythe
Long Branch
Great Council of the
United States
Harry J. Rathbone
Frank P. Jackson
Jacob Stetser
Gloucester City
Joseph M. Snyder
Bayonne
Nevius III Will Admitted To Probate In 1910 Estate Plan
Henry M. Nevius, late commander of the G A R and Marlboro lawyer, executed his will on November 16 1910. Executors are Jonathan B. Herbert and William H. Bly of Marlboro township. Provisions include bequests to Fair View Cemetery Arrowsmith Post G A R and his sister Kate T Nevius. Rest of estate held in trust for widow Matilda H. Nevius with income to her for life and to his daughter Kate Nevius Bly for life, with portions to grandson Henry Nevius Ely. Other assets go to wife for life then grandson. Will witnessed by Mount and Wench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Nevius
National G. A
Jonathan 8
Herbert
William H. Bly
Marlboro Township
Fair View
Arrowsmith Post
Red Bank
Kate T. Nevins
Freehold
Matilda H. Nevius
Loyal Association
Kate Nevius Ely
Ife
Henry Nevius Ely
Kate Nevius Bly
Kate T. Nevius
William B. Mount
B. B. Wench
Robert K. Wilson
Englishtown
Mr. Wilson
Jennie
A. T. Applegate
Carrie Conover
Lou Conover McDonald
Lincoln party at Red Bank hosts twenty guests
Mr and Mrs Oscar Hesse Jr hosted a guehre party on Monday at their East Front Street Red Bank home. About twenty people attended with late refreshments and Lincoln life decorations centered by a log cabin. Each guest received a Lincoln penny as a souvenir.Awards listed for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hesse, Jr
East Front Street
Red Bank
Lincoln
Isaac Hart
Frank Longstreet
Lulu Brown
Elkwood Recreation Tops Elberon in Three Games
Elkwood Recreation bowlers defeated Elberon 924 884 873 to 862 846 867 in the Elkwood alley series. L Woolley led Elkwood with 601 overall, while Schultz topped Elberon with 651. Jordan totaled 550 for Elkwood. Emmons 479 for Elberon. (Continued on Sixth Page.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkwood Recreation
Eiberon
Elkwood Recreation Allega
Eiberons
Elkwoods
Botheams
Elberon
Monmouth
Elberons
L. Woolley
Bauer
Woolley
Jordan
Schultz
Goetheil
Stevens
Bennett
Elberon, Wong
Emmons
Governor Defends Geran Election Bill In Trenton
Governor Wilson issues statement defending the Geran election bill as a pledge fulfillment to shift election matters from political groups to the people. He calls the measure essential for political purification and open governance in the state. Grammar School graduation exercises and reception scheduled for Friday February 17 at 2 30 p m invite parents of students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Wilson
Grammar School
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Unsettled Weather
The U S Weather Bureau predicts a 36 hour period with unsettled conditions in New Jersey including rain or snow tonight into Thursday. Temperatures rise Thursday with brisk easterly winds. Barometer readings and wind speeds are noted with northeast direction and low temperatures around 24 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Cupid Favors Given at Neptune Hose Auxiliary Valentine Event
Neptune Hose Company Auxiliary hosts a Valentine reception at the Branchport Firehouse on a regular meeting night. Forty couples attend as Prof. F. K. Ball and Prof. William F. Malchow provide music and dainty refreshments circulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune Hose Company
Branchport
Ladies
The
Neptunes
F. K. Ball
William F. Malchow
West Side Road Lowered After Local Protests in Sea Bright
Property owners along the planned West Side road in Sea Bright filed protests with the Monmouth County Freeholders and New Jersey Central Railroad claiming the road was built too high, endangering access to stables. An agreement lowers the road, with work to resume in a few days toward completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Central Railroad
Aged Woman Dies After Weeklong Illness in Red Bank
Mrs Willampe Holmes of Wallace street Red Bank died early today after a weeklong grip illness. She was eighty three and survived by three daughters Cassie Regina Susiana and a son George Holmes of this city plus three brothers and a sister. A longtime Methodist Church worker she attended the First Methodist Sunday school Bible class and had been a member for twenty years after leaving the Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury. Burial will be in the Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willampe Holmes
Wallace Street
Red Bank
Cassie C
Regina M
Susiana Holmes
George Holmes
Holmes
Methodist Church
First Methodist
First Church
Presbyterian Church
Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church
Birthday Surprise for Miss Annie Nudd on Birthday Day
Miss Annie Nudd received a surprise party on February 18 for her thirteenth birthday. Guests included Helen Troutman, Helen Hood, Pearl Winton, Gertrude McLain, Linda Hulse, Ruth Butler, Susie Garriel, Lottie Garriel, Minnie Colyard, Clara McLain, Mary Hulse, Gertrude Hugg, Martha McLain, Mary McLain, Lauretta Lawson, Dorothy Connick, Florence Hendrickson, and many gifts and refreshments were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Nudd
Helen Troutman
Helen Hood
Pearl Winton
Gertrude McLain
Linda Hulse
Ruth Butler
Susie Garriel
Lottie Garriel
Minnie Colyard
Clara McLain
Mary Hulse
Gertrude Hugg
Martha McLain
Mary McLain
Lauretta Lawson
Dorothy Connick
Florence Hendrickson
New York Edison worker Charles Busch electrocuted
Charles Busch of New York son of J. Busch from Oceanport was electrocuted in New York after touching a live wire while employed by the Edison Phonograph Company. Storm stops fishing as pound fishermen miss lifts and seas stay high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Busch
J. Busch
Main Street
Oceanport
Mr. Busch
Edison Phonograph Company
Legislature Gets Busy House Passes A Batch Of Bills
In Trenton New Jersey February 16 both houses moved on many measures with the Assembly passing a large batch of bills including an eight hour day on public works and a voting machine bill. Local measures favored include penalties for minors misrepresenting age and rules affecting water utilities and police pay. The inauguration cost cited as 4672 dollars with earlier inaugurations listed for context. The Senate moved to revive the automobile reciprocity bill and scheduled a hearing on canal funding for March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Assembly
Senate
Messu
Fford
Election Board
House
Frank R. Simms
Tennent
Pine
Ballantine
Backus
Ford
Taylor
East Orange and
Elizabeth
Asbury Park
Allan Walsh
Mercer
Stokes
Fort
Murphy
Edge
Ne Tavie
Committee On Revision of Laws
Furth
Jersey Ship Canal
Edwin A. Stevens
Son County
Frederick R
Altar Guild Meeting at Union Avenue Rectory
The annual meeting of the Guild of J James Church was held yesterday afternoon at the rectory on Union Avenue. Officers were all re elected: President Mrs Thomas W Arrowsmith Vice President Miss H Be Buckingham Mary Mrs H Salsbury Treasurer Mrs Charles Nash Bentley. Ladies enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with social intercourse followed by luncheon. For a good glass of old stock are call on Harry Surles at the Imperty Hotel. It has an exquisite flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of
J. James’ Church
Union Avenue
Thomas W. Arrowsmith
H. BE. Buckingham
H. Salsbury
Charles Nash Bentley
Harry Surles
Imperty Hotel
New Evidence Taken In Auto Crash Case
Supreme Court Commissioner John W. Slocum heard testimony in the suit of John H. Fallon and Crawford Warne versus Polly H. Brackett seeking to set aside the verdict and grant a new trial on newly discovered evidence. The case arose from an auto collision with Fallon’s horse and wagon near Cliffwood on October 14, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Slocum
Supreme Court
John H. Fallon
Crawford Warne
Polly H. Brackett
Mr. Slocum
Mrs. Brackett
Wm. L. Edwarene
Messrs
Falcon Warne
Wm. J. Hoffman
John Pa. Fallon
Warner
Fanon
Warne
Edwards
Slocur
Brackett
Ernest R Brackett
Chegel Hill Wallon
Matawan
Red Bank YMCA hosts Lincoln birthday big day events
Over ninety games were bowled and pool tables stayed busy as Lincoln's birthday celebrations filled the Red Bank YMCA. Basketball practice filled most of the day in the gym with about two hundred people in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
W.a
Red Bank
Gymmnasium
Morris Chair Gift For Newlyweds in New Ark
Friends of Mr and Mrs Claude Buyers visited their New Ark home last Monday evening and presented a Morris chair from the firm and employees where the bridegroom works, along with other useful household articles. The evening included dancing games and feasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Newark
Morris
Waterway Conference Tonight in Spring Lake
State Senator Oliver H. Brown will meet a citizens committee at City Hall tonight to draft a bill for a land acquisition appropriation for a waterway right of way. The local committee has worked since Monday to contact boards of trade and municipal authorities along the proposed route to urge attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver H. Brown
Spring Lake
City Hall
Widow Mary Langan of Keyport Dies at 55
Keyport Mrs Mary A Langan widow of Jos Langan Sr died Monday afternoon of paralysis in Keyport She was 55 born to Patrick Lectard of Keyport Survived by three daughters Margaret Mary Winifred and Joseph Jr Also survived by her father and a son Funeral arrangements were not listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Langan
Jos. Langan
Keyport
Langan
Patrick Lectard
Margaret
Mary
Winifred
Joseph
Wall Paper Sale Brings Low Prices, Ready for Inspection
A. F. Golden announces a large stock of wall paper at unchanged prices and promises cheaper rates than ever. Merchants and homeowners may inspect the assortment at 579 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Golden
Broadway
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Wright
Robert Wright
Myr. Wright
Bermuda
Ds Erretm
C. E. Society
Daily Record
Nevius III
Mr. and
Mrs. Hesse Ertortain
Y. M
A. Hall
Long Branch Aggregation
GEPAN
Weather Bureau Forecast
Cupid
Sea Bright Cottagers
John
Irwin
J. L. Howland
Y. M. C. A. Call
Chapel Hill
Morris Chair
Waterway Conference
Daad
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