Port Monmouth Residents, Builders Active in Local Homes
Charles V. Eastmond awards a residence and farm overhaul to John Haush and George W. Willett. James MacMahon adds a large home extension. Theodore VanClief handles the work. Clinton B. Willett employed as carpenter by B. W. Covert. Mrs. Elizabeth Leas shingles her residence. William Willett completes work. Enoch W. Coddington plans a large farm building for packing asparagus fruit and vegetables with root crop storage in the cellar. King's blacksmith shop moves behind Mrs. Lerner Eastwood's residence to become a barn. Walter Smith family to move to Atston N J to manage a large farm. William W. Wilson of New York visits his father Dr. Andrew J. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. C. Wesley Walker and children Alice and Wesley Jr visit East Orange relatives. David K. Hampton wintering in New York spends weekends at home. Miss Bernice Boyd visits Staten Island relatives after Sayville trip. Mrs. J. Henry Walling travels to Tottenville Staten Island for her brother's illness. Mrs. S. J. Boyd. Mrs. Frank Viering returns from Lakewood visit with daughter Mrs. Harry Compton. Wilroastfer relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Eastmond
John Haush
George W. Willett
James MacMahon
Theodore VanClief
Clinton B. Willett
B. W. Covert
Keansburg
Elizabeth Leas
William Willett
Enoch W. Coddington
King's Blacksmith and Wheelwright
New York
Bernice Boyd
Staten Island
Sayville
Long Island
J. Henry Walling
Tottenville
J. Boyd
Frank Viering
Harry Compton
Lakewood
Community and church notices from a New Year update
Epworth League meets at Rev. C. F. Garrison’s home Wednesday evening. Elizabeth Higginson led a Presbyterian Endeavor Sunday. New Year officers sworn in include W. H. Con ten and J. W. Johnston. Weenehelah Tribe IOR M officers elected. Week of prayer set at Presbyterian Church. Elizabeth Higinson to Bayonne for a week. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at Mrs F C Taylor’s. Blanche Arrants and Henry Newcomb wed in Long Branch. J Edward Borden returns from Philadelphia visit. M B Church hosts social Thursday at Mrs Schlentz’s. Howard Smock contracted to time the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M .E. Church
C. F. Garrison
Elizabeth Higginson
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Conten
J. W. Johnston
William T. Taylor
William L. Eowards
Long Branch
Weenehelah Tribe
Sachem
G. H. Gaskell
Prophet
M. D. O'Flaherty
Ee Amore
J. Simperella
Ceants
Louis Rotary Kaapet
Wampum
Nelson Smock
Elizabeth Higinson
Fiierines
Bayonne
N. J
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Hame
F. C. Taylor
Blanche—Arrants
Henry Newcomb
New Year's Bay
Alfonso Dare
J. Edward Borden
Philadelphia
M. B. Church
Charles Schlentz
Howard Smock
Old Branch
Debutante Conversation Recalled in London Tit Tits Tale
The dialogue recalls Mrs Houtton insulting Mrs Smglesepeer and her earlier role as chaperone fifteen years ago in a London Tit Tits item. The exchange shows social snobbery and nostalgia within a genteel circle.
Long Branch women return home for charity concert
The Board of Education and Long Branch taxpayers applaud four local women born and educated in the city Lillian Worden Emily Maps and the Misses Lillian and Helen Gano who will volunteer at a benefit entertainment at the First Reformed Church to show gratitude for their refined talents and public schooling. A separate notice advertises a nine room house for sale or rent at 64 Grand Ave and other community items including stage safety concerns and local contracting hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Long Branch
Lillian Worden
Emily Maps
Lillianee Helen Gano
First Reformed Church
Grand Ave
Wm. T. Cobb
DeWitt C. Cobb
Asbury Park
N. J
Broadway
Garfield Ave
Highland House guests and windy hazards at Navesink
Miss Catherine Cavanaugh of New York visits Highland House on Navesink avenue while Irene Kennan hosts. A Water Witch clubhouse was toppled by friday wind and a hotel sign injured J. S. Hoffman, who will be laid up briefly. A flag pole at Sandy Hook proving grounds also fell. The White City quartet rehearses for the Board of Trade Banquet at C Mell Johnson’s Sea Side Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Cavanaugh
New York
Irene Kennan
Highland House
Navesink Avenue
J. 5S
Hoffman
Perry Adair
Bay Avenue
Water Witch
Helen Lucas
Ambrose Lucas
Cedar Avenue
Newark
Alice Martin
Benjamin Paterson
Fifth Street
Perth Amboy
Stephen Wright
Hilton Park
Fred Cross
Shrewsbury Avenue
Joseph Germania
White City
Grandin V. Johnson
Board of Trade
C. Mell Johnson
Sea-Side-Inn
Miller’ Street
B. L. Flett
William J. Hunter
New Jersey Central Train Schedule Fragments
A rail timetable note lists New Jersey Central departures from Long Branch and connections to New York Newark Elizabeth Baltimore Washington Atlantic City Freehold and Matawan routes. It includes multiple morning and afternoon times on weekdays Sundays and Saturdays with service variations and station references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
New York
Newark
Elizabeth
BO Po
Janean
Baltimore
Washington
Atlantic City
Red Bank
Freehold
TL. BR
Matawan
Chattle High School News and Notices
Chattle grips James Nastasia with mumps while a faculty meeting discusses pupil activity in recitation and a new Chattle Spirit office on the top floor. Freshman B2 and B38 basketball game Thursday at 4 15 p m. An academic meeting noted seventeen absent and three tardy. exam subjects to post today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nastasia
Bale
Recita
Selbert
Jersey Attendance Figures Record Tally
Fragmented notes show counts by group with 42 in first pews and 33 juniors and 29 seniors, alongside references to Smith and a total attendance not fully clear. The text is incomplete and does not provide a complete event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Smith
Weather Indications from the U S Weather Bureau Summary
Forecast for 26 hours ending Wednesday night shows rain or snow in New Jersey with colder conditions. Southern areas expect rain or snow tonight and Wednesday, northern areas remain cold with snow. Northerly winds develop, observations from Special Meteorological Station indicate temperatures around 47 this morning and 44 last night, highs around 61 yesterday. Barometer around 30.20 at 8 am, humidity ranges from 8 to 100 percent, precipitation total uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
O'Lock
New Jersey
Weuttter Bureia
Books as a mans duty and house furnishing proverb
A Beecher quote extols libraries as a historical honor and a man's duty to own books. It asserts a growing library is essential, not a luxury, and a house is best furnished by books rather than furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettry Ward Beecher
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the Daily Record
Imene
John A. McGuire Co
Brighton Ave
West End
Oakhurst
Parker Houses
Norwood Avenue
Britton’s Pharmacy
Fifth Ave
Third Ave
Bath Ave
Golden’s Wall Paper & Paint
Trixie
W. Bortz
Records Office
G. Dewitt Seymour
West 128Th Street
Harry Herbert
Warburton Place
Ool
L. H. Sparks
Sol
T. B. Sherman
Monmouth Street
Fred’k K. Ball
Richard Wagner
Tannhauser
Mr. Ball
Norwood Ave
First Ave
G. KE
Poland
Charles C. Cattanach
Second Ave
Majestic Theatre
Monmouth St
Monnmouth Beach
Stephen
Wise
Betsey
Simpson
Lotus Glee Club
RE. M. Haley
Shrewsbury Ave
W. P. Embley
South Fifth Ave
Merritt
R. J
Franklyn Ave
St. James Hotel
Oliver
Elberon
Hollywood Land Co
A. T. Woolley
W. A. Stevens
Heisley Building
Eatontown News
Blakely
Warwic
Larson
GEO. Hathaway
Mer
George F-Smith Co
R. T. Smith
Monmouth St. Red Bank
Cedar Ave
Grey
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
M. M
Frank Pittenger
Wilsonites
Bull Moose
Pittenger
Simpson M. AJ
Third Avenue
Dare
Cloughly
William H. Bennett
New York & Long Branch Railroad
Mr. Bennett
Highlands News
NEW Jersey Central
H. &. Meyers
Spe Nls
Clarence White
Broad St
Long Branch Opera House
Washington Street and
Walton
Revee
Olf Lieberman
BIG Lyftle Dept
Broadway Long Branch
Smith College
Berkshire Hills
Massachusetts
Northampton
Chattle High School
New
W. P.taber
Oceanport Ave
Scoop
Hop
Gotcha
Steve
Patterson & Spinning Store
Front
Algo
Lyceum Theatre
Scott Longstreet
Cts
Lehildren
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