West Long Branch approves NY Telephone beyond Broadway util
Borough of West Long Branch grants a fifty year ordinance to the New York Telephone Company to construct maintain and operate underground conduits and fixtures on Broadway from the Long Branch city line to Oceanport Avenue and Oceanport Avenue to the Eatontown township line. The consent requires underground placement five to ten feet from curb and at least eighteen inches below the street surface with manholes placed beneath the surface. The company must restore surfaces and bear advertising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tele- Company
West Long Branch
Monmouth County
New Jersey
Borough of
New York Telephone Company
Broadway
Long Branch City Line
Oceanport Avenue
Eatontown Township
West-Long Branch
Monroe V. Poole
Children’s Day Program at Sea Bright Church
A Sunday night program at Sea Bright M. E. Church marked children’s day with patriotic talks and songs. The infant department and Sunday school featured a range of performances led by Rev. Dr. J. Ward Gamble and school superintendent, with participants Mildred Grover and Lena Wharton among the listed performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Bright M. E
Dr. J. Ward Gamble
Gerda Sylverston
Mildred Grover
Lena Wharton
Student Achievements Highlight School Examinations and Plans
Chattle Chips notes William Tallman’s high English exam mark and hopes of future record breaking. Several students plan further study at Penn, Cornell, Princeton, Rutgers, and other institutions. The Senior class essays cover topics from trusts to international peace with multiple named writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan” Egan
Deal Country Club
Clarice Swenson
Charles Mazza
George Little
Daniel Eager
University of Pennsylvania
Wolcott Morris
Cornell
Barron Rex
Langdon Morris
Edward Parsons
Princeton
Frederick Shield, Jr
Rutgers College
New Brunswick
Edgar Woolley
John Burn
Jacob Riis
Robert Miller
Hawaii
U. S
Catherine Mullen
Johnie Nastasid
Mary O’neil
Knickerbocker Life
Viola Plewzinske
Florence Sherman
Notable School Recital Staged by Louise Poppinga Group
A school program led by Louise Poppinga featured choruses and recitations by students including Bertha Anderson Linda Perrine and Ida Raynor. Performances included Lessons of the Flowers Not Tomorrow But Now and The Loaves and Fishes with solos and dialogues complemented by a Junior League exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Perrine
Louisa Truax
Ida Raynor
Hilda Benson
Old Steamer Captain Dead
Captain Day, long in command of the first Liverpool to Japan steamer and an early England to India voyage leader, has died at his Berkeley home.
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Berkeley
Cal
Day
Liverpool
Japan
England
India
Weather Forecast Sees Settled Sky With Possible Showers
A settled weather pattern is noted with possible showers today and tomorrow. Expect moderate temperatures and moderate east and southeast winds.
Negro Wins Estate in Court Battle Over Hendrickson Property
In Trenton on June 6 Vice Chancellor Walker upheld the 1905 conveyance of the Hendrickson estate near Allentown to John Wilson a long time Black servant. The suits by heirs to challenge the deed were dismissed noting sufficient consideration and the decedent's capacity. The decision found Wilson and Richardson owed debts and that the deed reflected proper understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Walker
Sarah Walne Hendrickson
Wainford
Monmouth County
John Wilson
Wilson
Allentown
Hendrickson
Richard €. Waln
Ellen Richardson
John Miers
Son
Walkers
Allen
Personal News From Brooklyn To Matawan Locales
Dr and Mrs John J Chrinian of Brooklyn are visiting City Collector R J Van Brunt in Lippincott Avenue. Dewitt C Newing stays with his mother on Washington Street. Harry C Rehm of South Fifth Avenue spent Sunday in Trenton with relatives. Walter Patton, former Long Branch resident now in Matawan, visited Saturday. Patton leads mason work in Senator Terhunes Matawan home. Mrs James B Hathaway ill with diphtheritic sore throat at Batontown. Mrs Stuart Nottage and daughter Gwendolph of Brooklyn visiting Miss Julia Briskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J.chrinian
Brooklyn
N. Y
Matawan
Patton
Senator Terhune
New Matawan House
James B. Hathaway
Batontown
Stuart Nottage
Gwendolph
Julia Briskey
Freehold High School Class of 1911 Baccalaureate Service
The baccalaureate service was held at Baptist Church in Freehold. Rev H Blocher was to deliver the sermon but illness led the regular Baptist clergyman to speak. Music featured the Presbyterian choir with Margaret Winfield Parker and others. the anthem Fear Not O Israel by Max Spicker impressed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold High School
Te Baptist Church
H. Blocher
Presbyterian Church
the Baptist
Presbyterian
Margaret Winfield Parker
Ruliff V. Lawrence
Myrtle Sickskeks
Crotchwelt
Engagement Report For Miss Martha Niles Lesher
Announcement states Miss Martha Niles Lesher to wed Wayne E. Conner of Sea Bright. Lesher, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Lesher, introduced to society a year ago. Conner, son of Mr and Mrs Washington E. Conner, is an undergraduate at Princeton. No wedding date yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Niles Lesher
Raymond Lesher
Wayne E. Conner
Washington E. Conner
Sea Bright
Miss Lesher
Conner
Princeton
Monmouth Beach
Mrs. Conner
Presbyterian
A. E. Kittredge
Cent a Word Bargains Highlighted On Third Page
On the third page, bargains are showcased by cent a word. The ad section emphasizes value and quick drafting at low rates, inviting readers to consult the page for deals and pricing details.
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A. D. van Note
I. A. D. van Note
N. J
William Tallman
Louise Poppinga
Bertha Anderson
Edna Nelson
Cora Lewis
Louise Jacobson
Ayentown
Freehold
The
Daily Record
Jacob Steinbach
Millinery Dept
SEA Bright News
Sandlass
William Sandlass
Florida
Highland Beach
Women’s Home Missionary Society
James Miller
North Asbury Park
Katherine Levy
Simon Levy
Louis Block
New York
Fort
Long Branch
W. H. Wooleey & CO
Ryan Watker
Vuy
Snd m. Baad Ws
Omuttt
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