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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1913
Page
6
A historical look at carving as a profession from the sixteenth to the eighteenth century. It details how the carver adjusted portions by guest status, the use of gold leaf, bread age, and the evolving role of the hostess training, with examples like Lady Mary Montagu. The piece cites London Chronicle and Daily Record advertisements.
The Scotsman recounts swallows using barn rafters to hatch broods, then facing ruin when a strict housemaid closes a window. A similar tale in the Cheviot hills shows birds aided by fellow swallows to repair a damaged nest.
Asbury Park adopts a 1913 tax budget of 425245.10 exclusive of county and state school taxes, up about 68000 from last year. Increases stem from water construction and street work, while police funding drops and new shade tree and contingency items appear.
Mrs Thomas Little of Red Bank and Mrs Martin Kearney hosted Thursday visits. James Morford returned from Connecticut. Mrs Edward Bennett of Fair Haven visited her mother Mrs Charles Rockhill. Reginald Parsons visited his aunt Mrs Pritchard in Massachusetts. Hugh Higgins of New York visited Thursday. Mrs J C Clark spent the weekend with sister Mrs S W Bennett of Nut Swamp. Raymond King visited cousin Mrs Florence Berseford in Milwaukee. George Lang of New York spent weekend with his father. John Lang and Miss Marie Hurley stayed with Miss Elsie Jefferson of Little Silver on Saturday.
Dante Lang leaves post at Dr. George Atchie Phillip King. Baldwin and Borden families from Verona NJ visit Sycamore Avenue. Red Bank and Verona residents, including Misses Hurley and Miss Casey, spend weekends with local relatives. Young People Missionary Society plans Friday night meeting. New York guests entertain Mrs. Patterson over weekend. Clarence Weiderholt visits Long Branch.
Elizabeth Coyne and Lauretta Carter are in Atlantic City for the week. Susan Conover of Freehold spent the weekend with Mrs. Alston Beekman. Trinity Episcopal Sunday School picnic is set for Thursday at Asbury Park. A memorial window will be placed in Trinity Church for Mrs. Mary Cole. dedication Sunday morning marks replacement of a wind-damaged pane. First Baptist Church monthly service was well received despite poor attendance. next sacred musical service is Sunday night August 17. Thomas Tallman of the Red Bank Y M C A returns from a week’s vacation in the northern part of the state. Advertising note: advertise in the Daily Record. it will pay.
Fragmentary OCR text lists port to East Tang departures with times 11.18 am 12.5 2.55 Sundays 7.40 10.50 am and routes via Red Bank to Freehold station. Mentions payments £400 and £32 per annum in unclear context.
Train and trolley timetable effective June 25 1948 lists weekday departures from New York and West Lett mG to Battery Seaside towns and Long Branch with multiple morning and afternoon times. Some entries note no Saturday service, others include Saturday runs and trolley connections. freight not received.
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