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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
3
Elegant voille dresses in pink blue lavender stripes with embroidery trims priced at 3.98, 4.98 and 5.98. These items highlight fashionable, affordable options for women’s dress wear.
A reader proposes reviving Shrewsbury river attractions with a trolley link along Atlantic Avenue to Branchport and a riverfront park. He notes past water carnivals failed due to transport limits and imagines boats, promenades, and nickel rides drawing crowds. The column also praises Dr. James J. Reed of Sea Bright, highlights local education, and advertises a cake sale for the Long Branch Society for the Improvement of the Poor.
John Edgar Morris eldest son of funeral director Wm H Morris Jr was buried from his Broadway home yesterday afternoon with services at 2 pm conducted by Rev John G Lovell of the First Presbyterian Church. Pallbearers included Robert Warick Percy Hicks George Reisner Walter Woolley Oliver Britton Robert Goldstein. Interment at Glenwearl Cemetery. City League to open Sunday June 1 with O F team vs Oakwoods at 10 am Wanderers vs Norwoods at 3 pm on Brighton avenue diamond.
Oceanport reports eight public school graduates including William Conrow Clifford Herbert Sanford Langwith Leon Conrow Nellie Worthley Lillian Moran Emma Van Kirk and Lillian Shorter. Upcoming exercises will be held next Friday at Crescent Hall Eatontown. A long list of visiting relatives and local events fills the town news from Long Branch Red Bank and Asbury Park with social calls dinners and lectures.
Mr and Mrs Rossteen Hibbetts and their son Royal of Lake Street spent Decoration Day at Freehold. James Weeden and his son Ralph visited relatives on Decoration Day.
A Saturday afternoon trousseau shower for Miss Elizabeth Dennis was hosted at the home of Miss M Elizabeth Higginson on South Street. Guests included Mrs. Albert Dennis Mrs F F Branley Higginson Mrs Albert Wolcott Mrs Jennie Wolcott Miss Harriet Parsell Miss Lillian Hurley Miss Gertrude Norman Miss Bara Walcott Miss Maud Westbrook Miss Elizabeth Dennis Miss Bessie Morris Miss Wagenia Hallock Miss M E B Higginson and Mrs Stephen Higginson. Luncheon followed.
To prepare your rooms for the season and at the same time put your walls in such a condition that they can always be kept clean and sanitary use ,
Mrs. Charles Holding of Philadelphia stays with her ill sister Mrs. A. L. Scobey. Oscar Pothemus of Rochester visits William H. Foster and daughter Mrs. Macdonald in New York. Mrs. Edmund Wolcott of South Street spends part of the week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Truax at Poplar. Frank Hopper, Tacoma librarian, visits his parents. Mrs. James Wolcott and two children and Mrs. John Cargill visit Mrs. Wolcott’s parents in Shrewsbury.
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