Monmouth Bar Association Officers Re elected
The Monmouth County Bar Association re elected its officers at a Freehold courthouse meeting. John Applegate Sr. presided as president with Judge William H. Vredenburgh as vice president James D. Carton as secretary Henry B. Terhune as treasurer and trustees including John J. Ely J Clarence Conover Wilbur A Heisley Judge John K E Foster Senator John W Slocum A C Hartshorne Harold McDermott joined as member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Bar Association
Court House
Freehold
John 8. Applegate, Sr
Red Bank
William H. Vredenburgh
Frehald
James D. Carton
Henry 8. Terhune
John J. Ely
J. Clarence Conover
Wilbur A. Heisley
Long Branch
John KE. Foster
Atlantic Highlands
John W Slocum
A. C.hartshorne
Harold McDermott
Foster
Monmouth Bar Association
Joseph Reilly
Bar Association
Willard P. Voorhees
New Brunswick
Fourth Class Parcel Post Details and Local Impact
The parcel post system causes little local disruption, handling about fifty parcels daily with average weight around a pound and a half. Prepaid distinctive parcel post stamps must be used, otherwise items are held for postage, causing inconvenience rather than financial loss. A grand concert at First Reformed Church is announced for Wednesday night January 8.
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Parcel Post
Uncle Sam
First Reformed Church
Mesday
George C. Carre
Worden
Gano
V. J. Blekkink
Phone Concessions in North Jersey
New York Telephone Company files a rate schedule with the State Board cutting business rates in 51 districts and residence rates in 69 districts in North Jersey. About 1,600 business subscribers see reductions while Short Hills firms gain slightly, and Englewood rates drop to Hackensack levels amid two party line eliminations. Camden suit against Delaware & Atlantic Telegraph and Telephone dismissed. ruling may affect statewide cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
New York Telephone Company
State Board of Public Commissioners
North Jersey
Delaware & Atlantic Telephone and Telegraph Company
South Jersey
The
Utility Commission
New Jersey
Witte
Short Hill
Summit
South Orange
Short Hills
Rumson
Englewood
Inglewood
Hackensack
Delaware & Atlantic ‘Telegraph & Telephone Company
Camden
State Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Camden County Board of Freeholders
Dell System
Asbury Park Gun Club Admits Thirty New Members
The newly organized shore gun club admitted thirty new members Monday night. It plans weekly Saturday afternoon handicap shoots in winter and a tournament for next summer. George Hathaway, long associated with William H. Woolley & Co., has started a laundry business and now holds the agency for the Trenton Laundry formerly run by Prink L. Howland. He began work on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park Gun Club
George Hathaway
William H. Woolley & Co
Trenton
Prink L. Howland
Urge Improvements in Fire Equipment
City Commissioners met to review annual officer reports led by Vice President Howland with Chief Kingsland and ex Chief Brown presenting. Brown outlined 1912 fire activity including 74 alarms and 24 house calls and urged upgrades to fire apparatus and alarm boxes at multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomb
Howland
Joseph L. Kingsland
Charles E. Brown
Brown
Fire Department
Independent
Campbell's Arcade Garage Adadvertisement
Campbell's Arcade Garage offers automobile repair rental and sales with horse clipping by electricity. Located at 337 North Broadway. Advertising notice.
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Campbell's Arcade
North Broadway
Red Bank Woman Dies After Thyroid Surgery
Mrs. Margaret A Patterson of Washington Street Red Bank died at Hahnemann Hospital New York City about six o clock last night from heart failure following an operation to remove an enlarged thyroid gland She was 60 years old and had lived in Red Bank 22 years Survived by husband two daughters and one son also two sisters funeral at her home Friday at two o clock Rev Percy Perrichiet to officiate burial in Fair View cemetery Middletown Township She was born in Eatontown May 1852 and married Mr Patterson about 36 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Patterson
Judson Patterson
Washington Street
Red Bank
Hahnemann Hospital
Corner Park Avenue
7Th Street
New York City
Patterson
Mabel Vine
Horace Vine
Sunset Avenue
K. Tucker Welch
Pasadena California
John K.hulick
Ratontown
Percy Périirchiet
Red Bank Flist Methodist Church
Asbury Park
Oceanport
Lave
Freeholders Award Small Contracts At January Meeting
At the January session of the Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders five contracts were awarded totaling nearly 14 000 dollars. Director John M Corlies presided after being re elected. Bids covered earth fill work at Duck Creek Quigley Creek road and a Jerseyville Hamilton gravel road section plus wall construction and lighting projects with several bidders named and amounts listed. Continued on fifth page.
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Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders
Freehold
John M. Corlies
Duck Creek
Avon
Bradley Beach
Atex
Figeno
Joseph Baralow
Belmar
Monmouth Contracting Co
Red Bank
Samuel Hardy
Quigley Creek
Nutswamp
Frank C. Byram
Monmouth Contracting Company
Charles Burd
Jonathan Stout
Atlantic Highlands
Jerseyville-Hamilton
Joseph L. Butcher
Farmingdale
W. H. Flitcroft
R. Haseman
Jerseyville
L. W. Holman
Whitesville
Ocean County
Frank C. Brym
Cuttingham & Co
Monmouth County Contracting Company
Jesse A. Howland
Sea
Bright
Orearne and
Middlege Town Bridge
O. Z. Malee
Long Branch
Man Dies After New Year's Eve Stabbing by Brother
Alfred Coppalunio died early today at Monmouth Memorial Hospital from a stab wound believed to be inflicted by his brother Sebastine during a domestic quarrel at their Jeffrey Street home. Detective Walling chased leads, arrested a suspect, and an autopsy found a lung abscess with empyema. An inquest is set for Friday at City Hall with multiple witnesses to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Coppalunio
Lily
Sebastiie
Jeffrey Street
Monmouth Memorial
Lismvietim
Lap
Watling
Alfred
Sebastine
Nofling
Jin
Hyer & Miock
Joseph Welch
Wallity
Wallinge
Wallings
Alered
City Hall
Hyer & Flock
William H. Morris, Jr
Charles J. Gremer
Morris
George Vane Winkle
William A. Britton
Julius Kohn
William J. Bull
Louis Miller
Sol Frey
Romulus Kimo
Semne
Bei Brother
Hoe
City to take control of utilities and new seaside improvements
Long Branch officials consider municipal control of public utilities after a business survey. Commissioner J W Fleck urges condemnation of Ocean front east of Ocean avenue for rental income, pavilion and fifty bathing houses, plus a market site and municipal water plant to cut costs. Revival services by Rev A H Eicberhardt continue at North Long Branch Methodist Church nightly at 7 30 with "An Open Door" as tonight's topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
Winrtow
Gortrel
John W. Flock
Board of Commisioners
Fleck
Ocean Front
Department of
Ocean Avenue
North Long Branch
J and T
Aebury
A. H. Eicberhardt
Thhe North Long Branch
Odd Fellows Hall hosts semi annual officer installation
To Kalon Cuetle No. 72 KG Fa will hold its semi annual installation of officers at Odd Fellows Hall tonight. Visiting Eagles are expected. Refreshments will be served at the close. The Democratic Executive Committee of Middletown Township meets at Betapett's Hall Belford Friday at 7 20 PM to reorganize for the year. all members should be present. Empire Theatre Red Bank presents moving pictures and illustrated songs with vaudeville acts nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalon Cuetle
No. 72
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Middletown Township
hteBapett’s
Belford
Empire Theatre
Monmouth Street
Editor Cook to Visit India China and Japan on Six Month Tour
John H. Cook editor of the Red Bank Register will sail from Hoboken on the steamer Thimburg for a pleasure and sight seeing trip lasting about five months. The party will visit Gibraltar Algiers Monte Carlo Naples Alexandria Port Said Jeddah Aden Colombo Ceylon Madras Bombay Delhi Lucknow Darjeeling etc in a broad itinerary through the eastern hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Cook
Maple Avenue
Red Bank
Red Bank Register
India
China
Japan
Thimburg
Hoboken
Cook
New York
Gibraltar
Algiers
Monte Carlo
Naples
Alexandria
Uaet City
Cairo
Port Said
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Jeddah
Aden
Red Bears
Indian Ocean
Colombo
Ceylon
Madras
Areia
Lenares
Long Branch Military Band Elects Officers for New Year
The Long Branch Military Band held its annual meeting at headquarters electing new officers led by William S. Griffin as President and Manager Arthur Edwards as Secretary Dunbar Van Derveer as Treasurer and William B. Errickson as Director Trustees named J. P. Hamilton Jr Thos Isher and Harry Conk The band lists twenty five members all from the city The year ends with several 1913 contracts and the orchestra now plays at two to three dances weekly with fifteen 191% dances booked The band plans an entertainment next month City water concerns addressed by City Engineer Rufus L Savage Asbury Park promising adequate supply next summer two artesian wells are being drilled A dance by the Warriors of Monmouth at the Monmouth Beach Casino on Jan 18 admission 50c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
William S. Griffin
Arthur Edwards
Dunbar van Derveer
William B. Errickson
J. P. Hamilton, Jr
Thos. Isher
Harry Conk
Rufus L.savage
Asbury Park
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Sea Bright
Free Territory
Public Utility Board
Shore Gun Club
Mr. Hathaway
Myrtle Avenue
Broadway
Kingsland
Long Branch Station
Hospital
Cedar
Norwood Avenues
Cedar Avenue
N.Y
Commissioners
Board of Health
Stevens
Ocean Township
Taber
John E. Foster
Henry Benvenga
Belvidere
Maminasquan
James Carroll
Carrolls Hotel
Mary Corbett
National Hotel
Jacob Degenring
Germania
Edward H. Emmons
Merchants
William EH. Garrigan
Park Hotel
Humphrey J. Hayward
Shrewsbury
W. Howard Lake
Mansion House
Keyport
New York Institution
Monmouth Lighting Company
Englishtown
Week of Prayer
First Presbyterian
Simpson Memorial
Washington Camp
A. of
Jasi@. Carter
Edward C. Thoryge
Caleb H. Past, Jr
Calude M. Richmond
Lester ©. Walling
John M. Osborn
William Til
John N. Johnson, Jr
Kaloh Castle
Flock
Eestablish
Far East
Sine Ciety Warriors
Monmouth m
Monmouth Beach
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