Beulah Rebekans Celebrate Ath Anniversary Lodge Event
Beulah Rebekans held an Ath Anniversary at Beulah Degree Lodge No 46 with Deputy Grand Master Charles S Woodruff and staff representing the Grand Lodge. District President Mrs Jennie Joline led the Stirring ceremony as about 200 members and visitors attended from Asbury Park Manasquan Sea Bright Newark and Hackensack. Past Grand Master Peter W Stagg presided in presenting a retiring noble grand Lucy Vaugoin with a collar beside the long branch celebration noting 125 members in the past year and a successful year of activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Re
Fat Hicks
Charles 8. Woodruff
Grand Lodge
Charles L. Williams
Order
James van Houten
Mamsquan
Rebekgh
James R. Woolley
Jennie Joline
ALY
Asbury Fork
Manasquan
Sea Bright
Kewark
Hackensack
Lucy Vaugoin
Noble
Minnie Wright
Letitia Whiting
Albert Empley
Hinanchal
Rebekah West
Ella VanNote
Jennie Stein
Wilhelmina Sweneson
Minnie Stein
Pharlotte Riddle
Gua
Austin B. Yale
Matawan Dealer Frank C Bedle Travels West for Horses
Frank C Bedle of Matawan makes a trip through the Middle West to purchase a car load of horses. He has run a horse business in Matawan for over twenty years and is now handling more of the animals than any other dealer in that region of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Bedle
Matawan
Middle West
Washingtons Birthday Parade Invites 288 Red Bank Men
At St James Club Red Bank committee plans a large Washingtons Birthday parade inviting 288 Red Bank men and inviting Calvary troop fire companies and Monmouth County societies. Members will march in fantastic costumes as part of efforts for one of the best parades. An engine test on Safre Avenue showed good condition. Joseph K Fire chief of Branch Who had complained for days was removed to the hospital for appendicitis in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Club
Red
Red Bank
Ats
Washington
Calvary Troop
Monmouth County
St. James
Safre Avenue
Wedine
Auk Blef
Joseph K Fire Abu Irean
Branch
Board of Health
Sxpeni Aviation
Plans For New Cottage In Union
Plans prepared for a cottage on Liberty Street Union ages. Contract awarded after 48 figures submitted. Advertised by Cog Oquabiietion Co Lang Tawoh in the Dally Ravers. Melons and various wares to be let in usemeht Park. all kinds will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam#u, Jr
Liberty Street
Plu
Noen
Mrs Schenck Freed on Bail in Retrial Question
In Wheeling West Virginia Laura Farnsworth Schenck was released on bail of ten thousand dollars. An injunction restrains her from entering the Schenck mansion or interfering with her husband. The retrial is unlikely as the jury favored acquittal. Schenck plans divorce, citing testimony of Dan Phillips admitting intimacy with Mrs Schenck as grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Laura Farnsworth Schenck
Packer
Schenck
Dan Phillips
Fire Quickly Extinguished in White Street Home
Firefighters from Liberty Hose Company No 1 arrived in under four minutes after the alarm and contained a blaze in the sitting room of Joseph Dickopf’s home at the corner of Bred street and unce. The fire, likely started by a child stepping on a match, caused smouldering before gaining headway. Damages totaled about $400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank
Liberty Hasee Company
White Street
Joseph Dickopf
Bred-street
Nd- Cee RY Dickopf
Setondoor
Dickops
Important Church Meeting at St Luke's M B Church
Rev Dr Neal calls an important church meeting of the official board of St Luke's M B Church for next Monday night. Key matters relating to church affairs will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Neal
An.mportant
St. Luke's
M. B.crh
White Ribboners Meet At City Mall
A Thursday afternoon meeting of the Lone Mrangh W. Co. T. A. at City Mall drew good attendance. Members spoke on the society work in the city, with many addresses and evident interest in ongoing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrangh W. Co. T. A
City Mall
Carriage Factory Busy in local village
Thomas Beatty runs a carriage factory at Westwood and Morris turning out many delivery wagons. He completes a wagon for the Enoch store on Brighton Avenue and a new automobile body for Philip Schmidt the local butcher.
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Thomas Beatty
Darry
Secretary Hayden Heads to Bermuda for Fortnight Visit
William C. Hayden secretary of the New and Long Branch Steamboat Company and Mrs Hayden will leave for Bermuda on Wednesday for a two week visit. They expect to depart Bermuda on February 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Hayden
New & Long Branch ‘Steamboat Company
Hayden
Olive
Bermuda
Local Lyceum Hoops Clash Tonight
Tonight at the Lyceum Court the local basketball team lines up Raiders Pivot Hines and Walsh. The fast game promises a brisk matchup with the home squad seeking a win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therfast
Lyceum Court
Three-Acre Wright & Whittaker Tract Sells for Lumber Yard
Keansburg sale on Wednesday transfers a three acre Wright and Whittaker tract to New York buyers who plan a large lumber yard. Final price not disclosed. Also noted is sinking of an artesian well by Metgar and Co. of Oxford Lane and Bi Bem avenue. Read about the big shoe sale at R. M. Harris successor to BTS Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright & Whittaker
Keansburg
New York
L. Metggar, & Co
Oxford Lane
Bi Bem Avenue
R. M. Harris
BTS Harris
Monmouth Boat Club Banquet Plans for Washingtons Birthday
The Monmouth Boat Club of Red Bank prepares for its seventeenth annual Washingtons Birthday dinner at the clubhouse. Last year 125 attended. plans aim for a strong showing with entertainers and a memorable event. Committee roles include Minton, Sinsise, Wood, Bunell, Wolcott, Worthley, Botticher, Minagh, Worthley, Kelly, Salz, Little, Raymond, Conklin, Allen, Burrowes, Cole, Hellmund, Ccmover, and Smith.
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Bank
Washington
Monmouth Boat Club
Red Bank
Ane Fation
Charles A. Minton
George F. Sinsise
Daniel C. Wood
J. N. Bunell
Edward Wolcott
William Kelly
Joseph Salz
Joseph Little
Joseph Raymond
Warren
Conklin
Harold §. Allen
Commodore Joseph T. Burrowes
William A. Cole
Frank H. Hellmund
William, J. Ccmover
Eewin Smith
Fribourg Here Again Plans Renovation At West End
Fribourg, inspector general of dining cars for the International Great European Express Company, has returned from abroad and begun extensive renovations at the West End Hotel and Cottages. He acquired the property for a term of years and anticipates high demand for summer accommodations along the Jersey coast and New York area.
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Lessee
Coe
Ianea Ar Eeengaee- Ayes Lnes
Iboung
Campagnie Internationale Des Grands Expressuropeens
West End
Fribourg
Jersey
New York
Musical at Gregory Home Delights Local Music Lovers
A musical event unfolds this afternoon at the Gregory home of Prof. and Mrs. Christopher Gregory. Compositions by Homey of renowned composers will be performed, honoring Mrs. Gregory who long taught music at Long Branch High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hala
Christopher Gregory
Gregory
Long Branch High School
Blood poisoning illness hits NY Telephone man at home
Alfred Vrame, long associated with the New York Telephone Company, is ill at his home 50 Fifth Avenue. He is suffering from an attack of blood poisoning in one of his fingers. He formerly resided in Belleville, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Vrame
New York Telephone Company
Bellville
N. J
Little Silver Oyster Supper at the Methodist Church
The men of the Little Silver Hodist Church hosted an oyster supper in the church hall on Thursday night. About 150 suppers were served featuring oysters in various styles, baked beans, relishes, rolls, pie and coffee. The men did all the cooking and serving and were praised for a flawless effort.
Improving Sachs Cottage Attracts Summer Opening
The project to overhaul Sachs Cottage and its grounds accelerates ahead of the summer season opening. Work focuses on renovating living spaces and exterior areas to present a refreshed dwelling and property.
Renovating Enoch Store In Brighton and Cedar Areas
Henry Lankenau painter and decorator renovates interior of Enoch Store on Brighton Avenue installing a new bathroom. Robert Zimmerman contractor installs a 3200 bathroom in H P Galdsmith cottage Cedar Avenue. R C Adamson Jr handles plumbing. Sexton Bros undertakers and embalmers 516 Broadway Te.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch
Hénry Lankenau
Brighton Avenue
Robert Zimmerman
H. P. Galdsmith
Cedar Avenue
R. C. Adamson, Jr
Sexton Bros
Broadway. Te
Martine Receives Senate Commission In Plainfield
Plainfield N J Jan 28 Joseph P Tomulty secretary to Governor Wilson Mark A Sullivan of the Court of Errors and Appeals Brigadier General D F Collins of the Democratic State Committee and W W St John of Trenton as a special committee from the Governor presented Martine with his certificate of election to the United States Senate Martine who is confined to his room with grip thanked the committee and is expected to leave next week The governor and others continue to congratulate Martine and celebrate the victory for popular rule in U S Senate elections Ex Governor Stokes issued a statement supporting the primary principle and noting the outcome as final under party rules and state law.
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Plainfield
N. J
Joseph P. Tomulty
Wilson
Mark A. Sullivan
Court of Errors and Appeals
D. F. Collins
Democratic State Committee
W. W.st. John
Trenton
James EK. Martine
United States Senate
Martine
New Jersey
James Smith
Mr. Martine
Mr. Smith
Mr. Martine Semds
United States
Stokes
State Senate
Assembly
Telephone Department Re locates to New Bail on Third Avenue
The New York Telephone Company's plant department vacated its Library Hall headquarters to occupy offices in the new Third Avenue building. This move marks the second department to relocate to the upgraded structure, taking advantage of the expanded space today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Telephone Company
Library Hall
Third Avenue
Weather Forecast for New Jersey 36 Hours End Sunday
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts fair and colder weather in New Jersey with moderate to brisk northwest winds that will diminish by Sunday morning. Sunday will bring lingering cold, with maximums near 55 and minimums around 50 in the last 12 hours. Northwest storm warnings are noted from Long Branch to Eastport as winds shift west to northwest.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Washington,d. C
Long Branch
Eastport
Moc
State Normal School class in Trenton graduation
Three long branch young women in the February 1911 graduating class of State Normal School at Trenton received diplomas in a ceremony attended by many friends. Dr James M Green presided, James L Hayes delivered the diplomas, and the Drexel president was expected to speak but unable to attend.
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Long Branch
State Normal School
Trenton
James M. Green
Long Branch ‘Public &Sch¢Hools
James McAllister
Drexel Institute
James L. Hayes
State Board of Education
Charttle High School
Havel E. Sutphin
Helen C. B
Rose M. Schneider
Phia
Sermons on Biblical Doctrines at Reformed Church
Tomorrow evening the pastor Rev. F K Shield preaches the third in a series on biblical doctrines not often discussed in the pulpit. Past sermons covered Heaven and The Judgment, next topic Eternal Punishment. Morning service will address Gods Sovereignty.
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Reformed Church
F. K. Shield
Miss Ida Van Dyke Sails for Cuba on Saratoga
Miss Ida Van Dyke, a record clerk in the New York Telephone plant department, sailed this afternoon on the Saratoga for Cuba to spend a month with her sister, Mrs. William DeSodongo. She had not seen her sister for three sevens and chose a longer leave of absence over a regular vacation last season.
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Ida van Dyke
New York Telephone Company
Saratoga
Ward Line
Cuba
William DeSodongo
van Dyke
Packer Social Club presents gold watch to Wright
Albert Wright received a gold watch from the Packer Social Club as a gift. The timepiece was presented Thursday night by William Donnelly of the Fester Drug Company and is now on display at William M. Slocum’s Rice store for viewing.
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Albert Wright
Packer
Liam Donnelly
Fester Drug Company
William M. Slocum
Gents
Woolley Wins Deal Jetty Contract for Spring Lake Project
George Woolley, chief builder, completed the Deal sewer outlet and has been awarded the contract to install a system of jetties at Spring Lake. The project covers coastal stabilization works and public wharf enhancements under municipal oversight.
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George Woolley
Hag
Borough of
Deal
Mr. Woolley
Spring Lake
Telephone Employes to Dance at St Patrick's Day Ball
A New York Telephone Company meeting was held Thursday to arrange the third annual dance on St Patrick's Day. The gathering focused on plans for the event and potential attendee arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Patrick's Day
Deputy Sanford Dey Visits Long Branch Lodge Honor
Rt Worshipful District Deputy Sanford Dey of Asbury Park made official visitation to Long Branch Lodge No 78 at Masonic Hall last night. At the close the deputy was honored with a reception by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Dey
Asbury Parl
Long Branch Lodge
No. 78
Masonic Hall
Dey
Mount Olivet Church Services Tomorrow
Mount Olivet Baptist Church will hold services conducted by the pastor at the usual hours tomorrow. Sunday school is scheduled for 2.30 and all are invited to attend.
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Mount Olivet Baptist Church
Young Bridegroom in Red Bank Stricken with Heart Trouble
George Gray son of Mrs Margaret Gray of Red Bank married last Sunday to Miss Gertrude Fosman of Sea Bright. He is ill with heart trouble at his Red Bank home while visitors from Atlantic City include Inspector and Mrs Robergimman and Mr and Mrs George ey of Atlantic avenue.
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George Gray
Margaret Gray
Red Bank
Gertrude Fosman
Sea Bright
Atlantic City
Robergimmean
George Ey
Atlantic Avenue
Building Permits Issued in the Month by Inspector Zimmersmal
Building permits filed by Inspector Zimmersmal this month cover repairs and maintenance on old stock and glasswork at Liberty Bas. The report notes permit activity for various repair projects and associated trades.
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Zimmersmal
the Liberty
Crack Bowlers Tie For First In Monmouth Tournament
Frank Wells of Oakhurst and Sylvester Goofheil of Long Branch tie for first in the Monmouth Bowling Club individual tournament after thirty games. A playoff set for tonight was postponed to a later date. Friends of the bowlers support continuing the event which began the year ago this month.
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Frank Wells
Oakhurst
Sylvester Goofheil
Long Branch
Monmouth
Cub
Aac
Former Sea Bright Man Dead
Captain John Sculthorpe, longtime Sea Bright resident and former Ocean Wire Company president, died last Wednesday at his son Willis's home in Toms River from a complication of diseases. A noted Jersey coast character and veteran fisherman, he weighed nearly pounds and will be laid to rest in Toms River on Sunday. The piece ends with an unrelated shoe sale ad mention for St. M. Harris.
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John Sculthorpe
Sea Bright
Willis
Toms River
Mr. Sculthorpe
Jersey
Ocean Wire Company
Capt. Sculthorpe
New Street
Oakhurst Couple Marks Eightieth Wedding Anniversary
A Long Branch couple, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Wells, celebrated their 80th wedding anniversary at Oakhurst with a family dinner. About nineteen of their children and grandchildren attended, presenting golden gifts. Wells, a longtime Ocean County educator, and his wife Hannah Ireland Wells were married in the late 19th century and have deep ties to Long Branch and Atlantic Highlands.
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Edwin Lewis Wells
Oakhurst
Behildren
Celean Mars “Wells
Hannah Ireland
Aks Seba
John I. Wells
L. Wells
Joseph D. Wells
Atlantic Highlands
Edgar Wells
Ant
Ells
Oaks
James
Long
Wells
Robert
Long Branch
Willig Teling
Wasuington
S E Wells
Wis
Bea Georgetuwan
Wella
Oakh
Ocean Townal
Poplar
Tate Jena
Ireland
Unclear historical note on Virginia figures and estates
Fragmentary text references a Virginia trip and individuals named George W. Dufourty Sropvos and a proprietor of a property with extensive timber interests. Mentions a plantation and a location likely tied to colonial or early American context, but details are severely garbled and unclear.
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George W. Dufourty
Harris Shoe Store Dissolution and Purchase of Interest
The partnership Frey & Harris shoe merchants was dissolved by mutual consent. R. M. Harris has purchased the interest formerly held by Mr. Frey. Dennis remains manager, having been with the store eight years, and the business will continue with the same courtesy to patrons after fourteen years of liberal patronage.
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Frey & Ea Shoe’ Merchants
R. M. Harris
Frey
Busin
R. M. Harr
Dennis
Grip and illnesses sweep Belford community
Much sickness at Belford with many afflicted by the grip. Names include Mrs. Kate Smith Mia Robert Run yon Mrs. Melfida Reid Mrs. Mary Pioneer John Compton Clinton Ohsen and Harry Compton who has lung trouble but shows improvement after spending last fall at Lakewood. Mrs. John Estlow recently underwent a serious operation at Mountouth Memorial Hospital and is convalescing, aiming to return home next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belford
Kate Smith
Robert Runyon
Melfida Reid
Mary Pioneer
John Compton
Clinton Ohsen
Harry Compton
Lakewood
John Estlow
Mohntouth’ Memorial Hospital
Remodeling Sterilizing Plant in Willow Avenue
Martin McCue a milk dealer undertakes extensive alterations to his sterilizing plant on Willow Avenue. Work includes remodelling and improvements as he prepares the facility for new equipment and operations locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin McCue
Willow Avenue
Big Shoe Sale Promises Great Bargains
R M Harris successor to Frey Harris advertises a large stock of shoes to be sold at discounted prices in the Daily Record. Miss this sale at your peril as the opportunity to purchase is presented with bold promises and limited time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. M. Harris
Frey & Harris
R. M. Harris
Ri NM
Harris
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Mportant
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Enator
Weather Bureau Forecast
Shrewsbury
Troutman
Long Branch Brook
Logal Girls
Fateh
Sea Bright Man
The
Daily Record
Oakwurst
E. L. Wells
Virginia
Harris Shoe Store
Daily
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