Odd Fellows Lodge 77 installs officers in Long Branch hall
Arioch Lodge No. 77 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows held a semi annual installation in Odd Fellows Hall Long Branch with District Deputy Grand Master George Bacol presiding. Officers installed include Noble Grand Andrew P Anderson Vice Grand Henry E Keller Recording Secretary Joseph S Terwilliger Financial Secretary Israel P Reid and others. Refreshments followed and Arioch 77 plans a March 14 anniversary celebration. The lodge owns the hall and has a history dating to 1890s with galden jubilee in 1898.
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Arioch Lodge
Long Branch
Odd Fellows
George Bacol
Empire Lodge
A. A. Hackman
Red Bank
Henry Hackman
Noble Grand
Andrew P. Anderson
Henry E.’Keller
Joseph 8. Terwilliger
Israel P. Reid
Charles Harvey
James R. Woolley
Noble
Preston L. Wood
Dnetor
Otto Janke
Tunis P. Patterson
J. 8. Morris
Jamea Poole
Horace Stanton
Austin B. Yale
James Goodwin
Inside Guardian
William T. Potter
BOT
Outside
Guardian
William A. Yale
Hefty Hackman
Arioch
Lodge
Mabe Om
Pe Lodge
Oad Fellows
Parker
Runaway Horses Threaten Boy After West Long Branch Incident
A team driven by Arthur Montutet ran wild near Goldens store Cedar avenue West Long Branch striking a carriage. A nine year old boy was left alone as the coach overturned and the boy escaped with slight bruises. The horses fled to Oakhurst after wreckage separation. The cause remains unclear.
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Arthur Montutet
Goldens Store
Cedar Avenue
West Long Branch
Edge Emperore i
Oakhurst
M. &. Church
Recital by Mrs Hughes at First Baptist Church
Mrs T B Hughes renowned West reciter appears at the First Baptist Church tomorrow evening under the Baptist Social Union. The program promises skilled readings and a notable debut for Mrs Hughes before a large audience.
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T. B. Highes
West
First Baptist Church
The
Baptist Social Union
Hughes
Chattie High Holds 1908 Reunion Dance in Townley Hall
Chattie High School alumni vote to stage a reunion and dance at Townley's Hall on February 3rd. A final planning meeting will be held this evening to finalize arrangements.
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Chattie High Soar
Townley
Lulu Glaser Improvises Free Song at Majestic
The Waltaong song, arranged by Lulu Glaser, will be sung free with Sunday New York id. Gideer performs at the Majestic Theatre Brooklyn. the musical The Girl and the Kui features a song popular with fans.
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Waltaong
Gideer
Majestic Theatre
Brooklynn
New York
6 Glaser
T. B
Admiral Retired From Navy Amid Scandal
Washington reports say Admiral Edward B. Barry, commander in chief of the Pacific Fleet, retired due to scandalous charges. Secretary Meyer and President Taft approved retirement after a lengthy conference, amid calls for court martial to limit publicity. A separate account from San Francisco describes navy officers swearing to silence the full tale.
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Washington
Edward B. Barry
Pacific Fleet
Prince Eulenberg
William
Knight of the Round Table
Meyer
Taft
Navy
Thomas
San Francisco
Cal
United States Navy
The
Pacific
Rear Admiral Barry refuses resignation from West Virginia
Rear Admiral Barry, aged sixty two, attempted to resign at Washington and depart from the vessel. He pleaded to be retired immediately but was refused and wired for immediate retirement. Officers left the ship except those needed for active duty as Chauncey Thomas assumed Pacific fleet command.
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Washington
West Virginia
King
Chauncey Thomas
California
Pacific Fleet
Kimy
Makims Make Big Hit Guessing High School Teachers
Chattle Chat Club at Miss Norma Stein's home on Thursday night enjoyed solving fourteen maxims, each clue referencing a high school teacher. Members correctly identified many teachers with clues like a fragrant tower and a city in Pennsylvania among others, creating a lively, playful program.
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Chattle Chat Club
Norma Stein
Pauline Stein
Chattle Chats
Chattle
Mr. Stone
Miss Rees
Blakeslee
Enright
Funeral for Mrs. Wardell Held at West End Home
The funeral of Mrs. Almira Wardell widow of Captain Asher Wardell was held at her West End avenue home with large attendance. Lifesaving service members, Eastern Star and Daughters of Rebekah participated. Rev. Dr. George H. Neal led the service. Burial followed at West Long Branch with Adah Chapter and Arioch Rebekah Degree rites. pallbearers included Captain William Van Brunt and others.
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Almira Wardell
Asher Wardell
West End Avenue
Order of the Eastern Star
Daughters of
Rebekah
George H. Neal
Dr. Neal
St. Linke’s Methodist Church
Warfell
West Long Branch
Neal
Arioch
Agbekah
Weige
Ina Hayre
Hyera Ie
Wiliam van Brunt
Takanassee
New Monmouth Forms Nine-Club Athletic Group
The New Monmouth Corporation obtained a charter for nine entities with a $400000 capital. The Highlands based Melrose Athletic Club will host games at St Mary's Lyceum on Navesink Avenue. The club aims to field a strong basketball team this season.
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Highlands
Melrose Athletic
Wet
St. Mary’s
Silver Wedding Celebration of Eisners in Red Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Eisner of Red Bank celebrated their silver wedding at their West Front Street home with four sons and many relatives. A noon ceremony by Dr. Moses and Rev. B. Morris followed a formal banquet for 100 guests, featuring a full menu and music by Professor Malchow's orchestra. The couple, once in the millinery business and now prominent Red Bank residents, were showered with gifts and plan a Panama trip. Leonardville post office is closed with no new postmaster.
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Sigmund Blaney
Red Bank
West Front Street
Dr. Moses
Temple Ahanath-Chased
New York
B. Morris
Temple Beth-Miriam
Long Branch
Eisner
Mr. Eisner
Manhattan
Fred D. Wikoff
Weis
Raymond
Lester
Monroe
Victor
Hisner
Bridge Avenue
Broad Street
Mrs. Eisner
Panama
Dr Davison's Wife Dies After Short Illness
Mrs. Davison wife of Dr J F Davison of Asbury Park died yesterday at her home 605 Asbury avenue after a short illness She was a member of the Ariel and Saturday clubs.
South Shrewsbury Ice Boat Club Sets Wednesday Meeting
An important meeting of the South Shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht Club will be held Wednesday evening at the Atlantic Avenue boathouse. All members are urged to attend.
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South Shrewsbury
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey Thirty Six Hours
The U S Weather Bureau predicts fair tonight and Tuesday in New Jersey with moderate northerly winds. Report covers temperatures from dawn to dawn, recent readings show 32 degrees and a maximum wind velocity of 86 miles per hour with a barometer at 30.38 and total rainfall of .44 inches.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
December honor roll lists many students by name
Albany reports list of names by class and teacher, noting students across grades 6a 6b and rooms with numerous names including Lillie Vauder Ellen Lane Dorothy Youmans Florence VanTine and more. The piece shifts to political caucus news in New York with details on Depew successor hopes and party maneuvers.
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Grammar School
Lillie
Vauder
Florence VanTine
Ellen Lane
Dorothy Youmans
Rose Feinberg
Fred Jordan
Harold West
Ruth Fesler
A. Cheever
Martha Thorne
George Pang
Fanny Schneider
Typhoid Victim Joseph Egan Improves at Flagler Hospital
Joseph P. Egan of Pavilion Avenue Typhoid fever patient at Flagler Hospital St Augustine Florida continues to improve. He was reported sitting up and expected to leave in a week. His brother George furloughed from government work in Pittsburgh has stayed with him and plans to bring him home in about a month. The doctor cautions delay until fully recovered due to climate concerns. Also Harry Wilson moved to Monmouth Memorial Hospital in Hyer Flock's ambulance after losing consciousness at City Hall. Pneumonia now serious.
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Josep P. Egan
Pavilion Avenue
Joseph P. Egan
Flagler Hospital
St. Augustine
Florida
George
Governt
Pittsburg
Pieridi
Joe
Harry Wilson
City Jill
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Hyer & Flock
Telephone Booth Installed at Eatontown Post Office
A telephone booth is set up in the Eatontown post office with the booth labeled 3864 Eatontown. David Keeler of Sea Bright will sell the contents of his eighteen room house on Thursday January 26.
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Eatontown
David Keeler
Sea Bright
Notice to the Public on Street Light Service
Taxpayers are asked to report any non working street lights to the Lighting Committee of City Council. Some lights are off for winter as they have been removed. Signed by chairman Siegfried Hirschfeld and committee members Raymond Fesler and James Quirk with contact numbers.
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Siegfried Hirschfeld
Raymond Fesler
James Quirk
Chattle Girls Triumph In Season Opener
The Chattle High School girls defeated New Brunswick High 19 to 13 at St James Parish Hall. Starters included Miss Mount who scored most of the points and Miss Clark at center. Boys and other grades played later with Chattle defeating the Junior Grade 24 to 13.
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Chattle High School
New Brunswick High School
St. James' Parish Hall
New Brunswick
Chattle
Miss Mount
Miss Clark
Miss
Quinn
Duntifva
Salon Ene
Miss Moum
Miss Quinn
Miss Dushadh
Miss Swenarton
Miss Myers
Referes
Mr. Clark
Miss Seibert
Miss Dunham Lest
Swenarton
Kibbewn
Clark
Myers
Flett
Guoben
D. van Brunt
Miss van Hise Jeft
G. Slater
Tallin
Connors
Slater
Weise
Shield
Mark
Seaman
Birthday Celebrations and Local Club Party Highlight Ocean Ave Social
Miss Mabel West hosted a birthday party at her home with family and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Brest West, Miss Hat tie Manahan, Miss Beulah West, Mabel West, and others. The Thursday Bowling Club hosted a party for Mrs. Louis Kahn at the Scar more Hotel with music dancing and refreshments attended by many local residents and visitors. Lakewood relay results saw Hudson City absent and Red Bank using a scrub squad, Olympians defeating Valorens 41 to 28 before about one hundred spectators. an orchestra of twelve performed at Red Men’s Hall on Tuesday January 17.
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Mabel West
Mopmonth
Leach
and ‘Mra
Kahn
Louis Kahn
Scamore
Ocean Avenue
L. Samuels
Phil L. Cobes
L. Miller
J. Schmuckler
Juliuz Kahn
Lakewood
Hudson City
Red Bank
Olympians
Valorens
L.C. A
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Aclock Lodge
Boy
Didge
Fine Entertainment Planned
Chattie
Lulu ‘Glaser
Maday
Red Men's Hall
Iltels
Rear Admiral
Barry
Lotolzda
Makims
New Monmouth Corporation
State Department of Incorporatons
R. V. Kine Reed Co
Marlboro Township
Fill County
Hear
Erickson and
Edwards
Steigh Bes
Marty Surles
Liberty Hotel
Wmaéwife
the Daily Record
Eiswers
Wite
Malaga
Leonardville P. O
Leonardville
Thomas Leonard
Dr Davison
Achtensen
Weather Bureau Forecast
Dix
Murphy
Sheehan
Miss Trexler
Herbert Wardell
Harold de Camp
M. B. Leland
A’s
Elsa Longstreet
Nathan Tanenbaum
Alan Edwards
Raymond Barry
Donald Shepherd
Frederick Wardell
Elmer Wheeler
Ethel R. Wolfert
Rebecca Cohen
Mildred Harvey
Kathrine Reagan
Bernice Blaisdell
Olive Jackson
Asenath
Jeffrey
William Gueer
N. C. Schrangs
Elizabeth Meyers
Howard Tilton
F. Carter
Hazel Burk
Vida Schroeder
Jennie Foster
Hdna Foulkes
Rachel Horowitz
Bertha Zerawskie
Marie Kuegler
H. J. Hunting
Anna Wardell
Gladys . Worthley
George Sutphen
George de Camp
Elizabeth Conkling
Pauline Blum
Gertrude St
Albany
Jan
United States
Depew
Tammany
Thomas M. Osborne
William F. Sheehan
Alton B. Parker
Osborne
Edward F. Shepard
Chauncey M. Depew
Assembly
Senate
Wiliam I’. Sheehan
Mr. Sheehan
Mrs. Shepard
Martin W. Littleton
D. Cady Herrick
Supreme Court
James W. Gerard
Hearst
Shepard
Littleton
Herrick
Gerard
William R. Hearst
Independence League
William B. Burd
Frank M. Loomis
Buffalo
John Godfrey Saxe
Henry W.pollock
Broadway
Layton
Ashland
Ashland Counci, No. 28
Bowser's Hall
Edmund Wilson
Gootheil
Hmil Gootheil
A .A. Clark
Third Avenue
Olice
City Hall
der Auspices Waneta Council
Southland
Hospital
City Mall
Chattle Girl
Wiss, Weise
Priieae
Menke Night Guard
Rapanee
Miss Macintyre
Red Men’s Hal
Sextéh Bros
Ween
Mbalmers
L. B. Men
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