Arrowsmith Post Holds Installation Ceremony in Red Bank
One of the largest gatherings in Arrowsmith Post room on Broad street attended the installation of officers for Samuel T. Sleeper Camp No. 16 Sons of Veterans and the Ladies Auxiliary. Henry Bender installed the Sons, with remarks by veterans including Capt. Charles B. Parsons and Jacob Degenring. New Camp officers include Arthur L. Wymbs as Commander and Edith Wolcott as Auxiliary president, along with numerous other posts and roles. A social hour and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowsmith Post
Broad Street
Red Bank
Samuel T. Sleeper
No. 16
Sons of Veterans
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Henry Bender
Union Hill
State Division
Bender
Harry G. Degenering
Charles B. Parsons
Jacob Degenring
Smith
Bailey
James B. Morris Camp
Arthur L. Wymbs
Walter L. Davis
Lionel G. Harrison
Albert C. Harrison
Benjamin H. Ford
Joseph
Joseph ‘8S. Harrison, Treasurer, Leon N. Pennington, Guide, Edward W. Wise
George Ackerman
F. Wise
Alfred Botticher
Clinton F. Elliott
Hattie Wymbs
Edith Wolcott
Rebecca Irons
Sadie Bennett
Jennie
Building Permits Dip in Cold Months Reported
Building Inspector Robert W. Immerman reports very little construction activity in November and December due to extreme cold. Permits granted include Cranmer Bros dwelling on Ufton Avenue for 2500 dollars and Monmouth Iee Co house for 1800, Broad Way Robbing & Bennett dwelling 5500, Sixth Avenue Charles Flammer building 600, Ocean Avenue M A Atchley 4000, Seventh Avenue Theodore Cranmer 1500, and December shows Parker garage Norwood Avenue 140, Cobb dwelling Harrison Street 2400, M A Aschley dwelling Dunbar Avenue 3500, Peak & Dennis dwelling Pavilion Avenue 3500, B Wolfeton Atlantic Heast 5000, Mrs Finn addition Atlantic Avenue 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W
Charles Flammer
Sixth Avenue
M. A. Atchley
Ocean Avenue
Theodore Cranmer
Seventh Avenue
George R. Parker
Norwood Avenue
George Cobb
Harrison Street
M. A. Aschley
Dunbar Avenue
Peak & Dennis
Pavilion Avenue
B. Wolfeton
Work Atlantic
Mre. Finn
Atlantic Avenue
X Ray Treatment Planned for Mrs J W Mages
Mrs J W Mages of Morrell Street leaves today for Trenton to arrange X Ray treatment after seven weeks confined at home. Former Councilman Siegfried Hirschfeld called yesterday for Savannah and expects to be home in about ten days. Hirschfeld, completing alterations to his Broadway property for opening The Commercial hotel, has been confined to business but will take a rest tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mages
Morrell Street
Trenton
Siegfried Hirschfeld
Savannah
Hirchfeld
Broadway
Nemo Self-reducing Corsets and Dry Goods Prices
Advertises Nemo self reducing corsets styles 219 and 921 priced at 2.79 and styles 333 and a54 at 2.98 cerer at 3.79 at the Dry Goods Lore of Joseph Salz Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerer
Joseph Salz
Red Bank
Mayor Packer Arrested for Bribery Conspiracy Claims
Mayor Edwin W. Packer was arrested in Red Bank on bribery charges after a $100 bribe alleged on December 24. Bail set at $1,000 with bondman Thomas P. Fay. he waived examination awaiting grand jury action. Prosecutor Applegate cites a mayoral statement not for public release. Report notes possible additional bribe attempts involving other city officials and contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Packer
Elwood Minugh
Red Bank
James H. Sickles
Minugh
Minagh
Joseph J. Kiernan
Thomas P. Fay
Applegate
Packer
Meyer
Elberon
John 8. Applegate, Jr
Peter Vredenburgh
Clarence G. van Note
James Quirk
Reynolds
Brooklyn
Quirk
J. B. Green
Sheriff Tenders Dinner to Little Judge in Fair Haven
Miss Annie Hart known as the Sheriff hosted a dinner at her Front street home in Honor of Edward W Wise Jr son of Justice and Mrs Edward W Wise of Red Bank. Guests included Justice and Mrs Wise and Edward Jr Mrs May Rider Elma Van Derveer Emily Rider Jack Ryan Lizzie Hudson and Clara Stinson. A pleasant time was reported. Visiting Red Bank Miss Evelyn Thompson of Matawan visits Miss Emma Marshall of Spring street Rea Busy Year for City Physician Dr Charles J Gremer treated 274 cases last year free of cost in discharge of duties. His annual report notes the variety of cases and calls. Ward was sent to West End Engine house for smoke at Painter cottage near Lifesaving Station at Takanassee Lake. Cause kerosene lamp that burned out before wick extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hart
Fair Haven
Actors’ Colony
Front Street
Edward W. Wise,Jr
Justice
Edward W. Wise
Branch Avenue
Red Bank
Wine
Edward
May Rider
Elma van Derveer
Emily Rider
Jack Ryan
Lizzie Hudson
Clara Stinson
Charles J. Gremer
Ward
West End
Painter
Takanassee Lake
Engineer Hundley Stricken With Grip at Fort Mahckoc
Captain William Hundley of Port Monmouth and a government engineer at Fort Mahcock fell ill with the grip on Sunday morning. He is very sick and pneumonia is feared to follow. Dr W Budlong of Beitford attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hundley
Port Monmouth
Fort Mahcock
W. Budlong
Beitford
Branchport Hose Company Holds Annual Reception
Members of the Branchport Hose Company and guests gathered at the headquarters on Branchport Avenue for the annual reception. Chief Charles E. Brown and First Assistant Fire Chief Joseph I. Kingsland led the grand march, followed by a gold badge presentation to ex-Foreman Theodore W. Reid by President A. B. Yale. Reid credited collective effort for the department’s progress, and the event featured refreshments, music, and dancing into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branchport Hose Company
Branchport Avenue
Charles E. Brown
Joseph I. Kingsland
Theodore W. Reid
A. B. Yale
Reid
First Methodist win in Church Bowling League opener
The Red Bank Church Bowling League opened at the YMCA alleys on Monmouth Street with a win for First Methodist over Grace Methodist. First Methodist led in games two and three after Grace captured game one by 12 pins. team scores were 618 674 672 for First Methodist and 630 599 631 for Grace. The event tees up a race for Long Branch Daily Record’s silver loving cup, with 18 games slated, finishing by March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Y. M. C. Aalleys
Monmouth Street
Methodist
Grace Methodist
Grace Methodists
Harry Lafetta
Charles K. Hopping
Howard Roosevelt
Borden I. Hance
John Valentine
George Spinning
Alvin A. Whiting
Mr. Worthley
Joseph Child
First Methodist
Long Branch Daily Record
First Baptist Church
First
First Presbyterian
Baptist
Presbyterian
Clam diggers push for law to curb dredging
Attorney George Jenkins travels to Trenton to urge passage of a bill preventing use of heavy boat weights to churn clams from mud in the Shrewsbury river. Petition signed by over 500 watermen aims to curb over dredging that harmed hard shell clam beds. Two Asbury Park men, Wesley Gibson and John Fleury, were found asphyxiated at 609 Munroe Ave. in a likely gas incident with a quarter-inch jet meter. Coroner authorized burial. Fleury reportedly intoxicated, Gibson recently divorced with a daughter Mamie Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jenkins
Jenkins and Johnson
Highlands
Trenton
Elmer H. Geran
Shrewsbury
Jenkins
Asbury Park
John
Wesley Gibson
Slater
John Fleury
Gibson House
Munroe Avenue
William H. Morris, Jr
Long Branch
Fleury
Gibson
Springwood Avenue
Middletown
N. Y
New York
Edward Brower
Mamie Gibson
Crawford Gibson
Red Bank
Ice Loss on Lake Maharas Rocks Port Monmouth
Three hundred tons of eight inch ice on Lake Maharas near Port Monmouth were ruined, causing at least 2000 dollars in loss to owner Alexander Philips. Harvest was partial. snow cover and muddy water ruined the crop after flooding attempts. Philips waits for January thaw and another freeze up. New hospital elevator to be installed at Monmouth Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Maharas
Port Monmouth
Alexander Philips
Philip
Neptune Hose presents badge to retiring captain
At a Monday night meeting of the Neptune Hose Company Frank D. Van Hise was presented with a gold badge. Stephen A. Nelson, president of the company, gave the presentation speech. The barge称 beauty and was much admired by Mr. Van Hire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune Hose Company
Frank D. van Hise
Stephen A. Nelson
van Hire
Veterans camp meeting honors past commander Bailey
Past Commander J R Bailey of James B Morris Camp No 25 Sons of Veterans attended the Samuel T Sleeper Camp meeting at Red Bank on Monday night. Bailey received a cordial greeting and reporters noted a delightful time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Bailey
James B. Morris
Sons of Veterans
Samuel T. Sleeper
Red Bank
Luccia Acquitted of Brady Murder Case Here
A court acquits Luccia in the murder of Peter Brady in a local trial held this September. The verdict ends a high profile case that drew community attention and spanned several weeks of testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luccia
Peter Brady
Protest Over Damage Awards in Jeffrey Street Opening
Heirs of Pitman West protest damages awarded for the opening of Jeffrey street in Asbury Park on the west side. The city council, assessing new streets, continued the hearing to next Monday amid claims by the Jeffrey heirs over curb and sidewalk costs not considered by the condemnation commission. Senator John W. Slocum advocates for at least $1,500 to each undivided interest, while city counsel argues the Jeffrey property gains value and frontage on four streets through the improvement, despite entailed restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heirs
Pitman West
Jeffrey Street
Asbury Park
City Assessment Commission
Jeffrey Heirs
Pitman Weet
John W. Slocum
Senator Slocum
Jeffrey
Council
Elwood Jeffrey
Slocum
Carton
Widow of Capt Caulkine Dies in Philadelphia Home
Mrs Helen M widow of Capt D P Caulkine died at her daughter Mrs George Longs residence in Philadelphia Monday morning at 745 oclock She was about eighty and had been in good health until moments before death She attracted attention by coughing and her death shocked relatives The body was moved to son D P Caulkins 141 Stuyvesant Ave Brooklyn Funeral services are set for tomorrow afternoon Interment will follow at Greenwood Cemetery Seven children survive: Capt L H Caulking of New York Mrs Cordelia Marsh Mrs William Whitney of Wallingford Conn Mrs Thomas F Johnson D P Caulkina of Brooklyn and Harry B Caulkina of this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M
D. P. Caulkine
George
Stuyvestant Avenue
Brooklyn
Greenwood Cemetery
Capt
L. H. Caulking
New York
Cordelia Marsh
William Whitney
Wallingford
Poor Overseer Curtis Reports Yearly Disbursements
R Horace Curtis, overseer of the poor, disbursed 4234.95 among the city’s needy last year and ended with an unexpended balance of 465.05. The annual report submitted to City Council notes that cold weather disrupted poor orders and demand for assistance is at its peak this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Horace Curtis
Arrest of Harry Coles on Warrant Leads Police case
Harry Coles colored was arrested last night by Patrolman Phillips on a warrant issued on complaint of Hor tense Williams. The city prosecutes the case through the Overseer of the Poor as advertised in the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Coles
Phillips
Hortense Williams
Thee City
Italian man acquitted in Brady murder case at Freehold
Joseph Luccia, a Long Branch Italian, was acquitted yesterday afternoon in Freehold after a trial that lasted about three days. Ex Judge Hersley defended Luccia as the only witness, John Bossobe, a lag man, testified the slain man Brady was killed by a much stouter man. Luccia, shot in the stomach, had been at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. The bullet was fired by Captain William D. Walling as Luccia fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Luccia
Peter Brady
Freehold
Luccia
Hersley
John Bossobe
Lagman
Westwood Avenue
Brady
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
William D. Walling
Elberon Bowlers Fall To Looies In Local Match
In Meyey's garage on Elberon city alleys the Elberon Bowling Club lost three straight games to the Looies of the Bank Young Men's Christian Association. Captain George Dennis led the Looies with 213 205 208 for a 208 2 3 average while Chas Rudloff of Elberon rolled the high first-game 216 and John A Roats added 210. A good crowd watched the evening scoring runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Bowling Club
Elberon
Meyey
Looies
Bank Young Men's Christian Association
George Dennis
Lodies
Chas
Rudloff
Dennis
John A. Roats
Looles
Valentine
Trolley Car Jumps Track In Red Bank Line
A trolley car from Monmouth County Electric Company on the Red Bank line jumped the track near the trolley trestle south of Shrewsbury between 10 30 and 11 this morning. Conductor Whitney Soden of Red Bank and Motorman Tanis Pierce of Branchport Avenue were aboard. A broken flange caused the derailment but the car narrowly avoided a steep embankment. It took over an hour to restore the car and a slight schedule delay occurred while passengers were transferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth County Electric Company
Red Bank
Whitney Soden
Tanis Pierce
Branchport Avenue
Shrewsbury
Improvement Report on Rev Dr Lipincott at Ocean Grove
Dr Lippincott shows slight improvement after days in critical condition at Monmouth M E Home for the Aged Ocean Grove. Relatives and friends hold out hope for his recovery as the former pastor of Old First M E Church West Long Branch lies in a beleaguered state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Lippincott
Old First M. E
West Long Branch
Monmouth M. E
Ocean Grove
Bing
Married at Star of Sea Church in morning vows
Henry Schultz wed Miss Annie Walker at Star of Sea Church at 9 this morning. Father William P. Cantwell officiated. Miss Resele Herbert played organ. Attendants were Charles Schultz and Miss Lillian Unkel. Bride wore white with matching hat and carried a prayer book. The couple will reside at Parker House on Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Sea
Henry Schultz
Annie Walker
William P. Cantwell
Resele Herbert
Charles Shultz
Lillian Unkel
Red Bank Constable Seizes Belmar Thief at Lakewood
Frank Estelle of Oakland Street Red Bank a constable arrested Belmar thief Layton last Monday after warrants dated August 18 previous year. Layton held on $100 bond before Justice Milo Crego at Belmar awaiting grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Estelle
Oakland Street
Red Bank
Belmar
Mr. Shultz
Frank Layton
Layton
Bestelle
Lakewood
Milo Crego
Estelle
Father Murray Stricken With Severe Cold At St Marys
Father John E. Murray rector of St Marys Church New Mouth is laid up with a severe cold and unable to lead services Sunday under medical care of Dr P P Rafferty Red Bank. He previously suffered a similar attack last winter necessitating a Florida recuperation. Sheridan Hotel bowling team of Red Bank won three straight from Asbury Park Y M C A on Sheridan alleys Front street Red Bank. The match score 261 led by Bray of Sheridan insecond position. Empire Theatre Jane St Mrs L Hecht of Brooklyn visiting Red Bank sister and Mrs Hirschfeld of Broadway at a busy stopover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Murray
St. Mary's Church
New,mouth
Muray
P. P. Rafferty
Red Bank
Florida
Sheridan Hotel
Fiveman
Asbury Park Young Men's Christian Association
Front Street
Bray
Sheridan
Ftbury Park
Empire Theatre
Jane St
L. Hecht
Brooklyn
8. Hirschfeld
Broadway
October Jurors Dine at Keyport in Grand Jury Dinner
Pavilion Hotel Keyport hosted a festive October grand jury dinner planned by Dallas G. Young Joseph L. Oliver and Samuel Sabath Many guests from Keyport Middletown Asbury Park Freehold Rumson and Long Branch attended Recent attendees included Foreman William B Conover and members of the grand inquest Toasts followed with Samuel Sabath presenting Conover an Elks tooth watch charm Reflects civic gathering and local officials participation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavilion Hotel
Keyport
Grand Jury
Dallas G. Young
Joseph L. Oliver
Samuel Sabath
W. E. Bedle
John N. West
Middletown
E. T. Covert
Asbury Park
Peter Vredenburgh
Freehold
C. HB
F. Hetrick
Michael BE. Sexton
George Hamilton
M. T. Terry
W. E. Woolley
A. C. Fisher
W. H. Kennedy
Matawan
Edward Taylor
Holmdel
John M. Corlles
Rumson
J. A. Lawrence
Colts Neck
C. Asa Francia
Thomas Beatty
Wiliam D. Walling
Long Branch
W. A.beecroft
Allenhurst
Harvey Ber ‘Dle
Elmer B. Morris
William B. Conover
Foreman
Edwin Bookman
George M. Davison
Forman Brower
Wall
Upper Freehold
William H. Davis
Manalapan
Thomas B. Orr
Howell
George W.patterson, Jr. Shrewsbury
Henry V. Soulfer
Marlboro
William T. Smock
Atlantic
Louis V. Snyder
Alexander Gaston
Eatontown
James B. Hathaway
Victor EB. Kenny
Raritan
W. Howard Layton
Dallas BE. Young
Neptune
Howard D. Leroy
Charles R. Zacharias
Ocean
James M. Stratton
Howard Schoenthaler
Martin McCue
Red Bank
Mr. Sabath
Mr. Conover
Bike Lodge
Mantell Secretly Marries Genevieve Hamper in Pueblo
Robert Mantell, famed actor with a residence at Atlantic Highlands, wed Genevieve Hamper of his company in Pueblo, Colorado. The license was suppressed and kept quiet until public. Mantell announced the union and they appeared in the road show last night as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mantell
Atlantic Highlands
Pueblo
Colo
Genevieve Hamper
Mr. Mantell
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Arrowsmith
Red Bank Camp
Ladies Auxiliary
Hirschfeld
Evelyn Thompson
Emma Marshall
Spring Street
ReaBank
Hundley
Yale
Theo. W. Reid
First Methodists
Aebury Park
White & Coyne
Weather Bureau Forecast
Weather Bureau
New Jersey
North Broadway
Nepe
Pitman West Heirs
The
Daily Record
Red Bank Y. M. C. A
Monmouth Club
Dr. Lippincott
Father Murray
Foreman Conover
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