Smacks Bay Catches Few Fish as Factories Sit Idle
Fifteen smacks were in the bay yesterday morning but only enough fish for seven baits. Two factory boats have had no steam up for three weeks, with last year to date totaling about 3,000,000 lbs. Four large New York and New Jersey boats Magnolia Mabel A Tansy Bitters Vanilla, captains Edwards Thiel Vail Hines, prepare to sail. Also, Spring Lake plans to organize a junior auxiliary at Monmouth Memorial Hospital on June 18 drawing many borough youths.
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Fifeen
Fst
New York
New Jersey Fish, Oil and Guano Co
Will Farm
Spring Lake
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Spring
School notices and campus events summarize
The bulletin covers choir rehearsals for girls and boys, full chorus, and an orchestra meet at 7 45 in the evening. It notes return of athletic gear, washing of uniforms, and trophies to be displayed at a Broadway shop. A championship basketball medal is found, with an emphasis on class gifts and senior activities. Dredging Port Monmouth channel work costs about 5 000 dollars. Mr and Mrs Victor Peterson occupy the Orville Bennett cottage on Rockwell Avenue.
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Bumplen
Hull
Long Hranch
Monmouth Channel
Monmouth Oil and Guano Company
Port Monmouth
Eastern Dredging Company
Compton's Creek
Orville Bennett Cottage
Victor Peterson
Rockwell Avenue
Personal notices from Atlantic avenue summer scene
Senator and Meradohn W. Slocam enjoy the West Lawn area on Atlantic avenue for the season. Mr and Mrs Matthew Smith of Newark were guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Finn at Newings Hotel. Mr and Mrs Jacob Samuels of New York will take possession of their cottage next Monday. Isaac P Mannon of Tabor street, previously laid up with rheumatism, has shown marked improvement.
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Meradohn W. Slocam
West Lawn
Atlantic Avenue
Matthew Smith
Newark
Joseph Finn
Newing's Hotel
Jacob Samuels
New York
Cottage Place
Isaac P. Mannon
Tabor Street
Oceanic News travel notes and local injuries update
Prof Lloyd Wheeler and Miss Helen Herring take a group of school children to New York to visit the Aquarium and Museum of Natural History. Mark Marks, recently injured at Misner s factory in Red Bank, has returned home aided by crutches. Frank Keach, helping his father at the bridge, fractured three ribs after a fall from a cot on the shanty. Mrs George Peyers and daughter of New York visit and return home after seeing Mrs Garfield Grover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Wheeler
Helen Herring
New York
Aquarium and Museum of Natural History
Mark Marks
Misner
Red Bank
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Frank Keach
Alisha Keach
George Peyers
Weather Forecast and Observations for New Jersey
The Weather Bureau reports cooler conditions for New Jersey tonight and Thursday with light to moderate northwest winds. Temperature at 8 am 69, last night 62. high yesterday 67, low last night 58. Barometer 20.85 at 8 am, 29.85 at eight last evening. Wind west at 8 am, 7 mph, with 97 percent humidity late night and at 10 am. Relative humidity near 97 percent. Observations from Long Branch note a partly cloudy day a year ago.
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United
New Jersey Central Passenger Schedules From Long Branch
Train times and routes published for New Jersey Central departures from Long Branch to New York Newark and intermediate via Sandy Hook Port Baltimore Washington and Matawan with Sundays and weekday timings, prices and service notes.
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Long Branch
New York
Newark
Marne
Sandy Hook
Baltimore
Washington
Aipys
Fregholt
Eave Ee
Matawan
Bunday
Patten Line Time Table May 24 1913
Timetable for Patten Line schedules from New York West 35th Street and Battery to Long Branch Highlands Sea Bright and Pleasure Bay including weekday and Sunday departures with times and trolley connections.
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New York
West 35Th Street
South Ferry
Long Branch
Rockwell Avenue
Pleasure Bay
Bea Pright
Highlands
Battery
Rockwell, Avenue
Sea Bright
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Daily Record
Taber
Morrell St
Richter
Morgan Ave
Deal, N. J
Lippincott Ave
Inquire
Edwards Ave
Lippincott ‘Ave& Inquire
P. O
Bradley Beach
Liberty St
Scobey
Morgis Ave
John Daly
Morrig
Bath Ave
Golden
Wall Paper
Broadway
Union Ave
Third Ave
R. H
Hughes
Charles EH. Morrissett
Cohen Bros
Willow Ave
G. Eisele
Cedar Ave
West End
Central Ave
Overlook Farm
Half Mile Road
ML J
Wm. J. Bridge
Norwood Ave
John H. Parker
West Long, Branch
Klines
H. &. Meyers
6Th Ave
N. J
John Hennessey
Atlantic Ave
North
Castle Wall
Park] Avenue
Elberon
W. BE. King
Shore Acres
Phil Cohen
J. H. Parker
West Long Branch
Ocean Fishery
Waterman Marine Motor
H. P
J. S. Joline
Harrison St
Plymouth Ra
Leghorn Roosters
Deane
I. Kamrass
Sears Enerator
Philip Schmidt
Bath
Norwood
Jerome Ave
Campbell Cottage
North Broadway
Sixth Ave
Neptune House
1St Ave
John D.crean
Hubbard Kirby
Branchport
River
Shann
Washington St
James Chasey
Fred Albers
High St
Eatontown
S. L. deFabry
Little Silver
Church Hall
Riverdale Avenue
Monmouth Beach
New York House
Algo
Hlavacek
East 72Nd St
Mannahasset Hotel
Chelsea Ave
A. T. Woolley
Wm. F. Ohst
North Fifth Ave
Charles C. Cattanach
Second Ave
Simpson
W. A. Stevens
Brougham
Ipole
Woodland Ave
Avon
Burdick
Phillips Ave
E. H. Emmons
Merchant's Hotel
A. M. Townley and Co
Rene Mazza
John St. Long Branch
Ocean Park
Bennett
A. B
Care Record Office
Smith
J. Fi. Marker
Toovey, McClellan Ave
Brush
Andy
H. Goldstein
Mgr
THE
CUB Reporter
Hop
BND - Bae
Little Art Store
Col
Steiner & Son
Oriental
Ocean Ave
Medzigian Bros. Co
Hick
Chamionship
Longfellow
C. W. Wright Co
East Front
Broad &J
George I
George G. Herbert
Merchant Tailor
4Th Ave
Rogmh
New Goldstein Bidg
B'Way
Larence White
Broad Street
Oceanic News
Carter
TEL
Chas. S. Howland
7Th Ave
New Jersey
Joseph Kirby Jr
Victor Ave
Bal Fredek
Phil Seamon
Retury Park
NEW Jersey Central
Patten Line
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