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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
5
A large front half first floor hosts a formal living and dining area linked by a columned arch with visible fireplace. The second floor offers four rooms and a bath. Custom finishes include red oak or birch trim and birch floors. Main block 30 by 28 feet. Plans and specs available for 30 dollars from editor Glenn L. Saxton.
Rev. Thomas B. Hughes of Stroughton Wisconsin received a call to the pastorate at the First Baptist Church to succeed Rev. W Frank Johnson whose resignation took effect December 1. Hughes will decide after family consultation and may preach in Stoughton Wisconsin next Sunday. A Baptist rally with banquet is planned at the church Monday night with Hughes presiding.
Commencement exercises were held at the Oakhurst school on Wednesday night in the auditorium. Numerous visitors attended with members of the graduating class present to witness the program. Prof. Charles J. Strachan presided as diplomas were presented to the graduates.
David Freshman of this city was fined five dollars for cruelty to a horse after a dilapidated wagon and lame horse were observed by S P C A Agent L M Bohannan. Freshman balked at payment, was jailed, then reconsidered and paid the fine, earning discharge. Separate arrest for a street fight between Annie Young and Roberta Wilson ended with ten dollar fines each. Alumni baseball team to play Chattle High next Wednesday in the season’s second game. Rentals report Willian J. Gonover’s Washington Street house and Charles B Kyte’s horse on street rented.
Sea Bright officials pass a protest against moving the post office from Nesbitt building to a Central Railroad grounds site. The meeting also notes $111 in licenses, fire department gear issues, a moving picture show permit discussion, and a street project in Ocean avenue with William Mears contracted for flower beds.
Officer McGarvey chased a runaway horse from the Elberon depot area to Lincoln avenue catching the animal by the bridle and ending the chase as the horse reached its owner. Also Santo Morelli buys J. W. West house on Third avenue with repairs completed after a fire. Ocean township withholds full tuition payments to Asbury Park schools for Loch Arbour Interlaken and West Allenhurst pupils this term.
Delegates from the local New England Baptist Sunday school convention attended the semi annual Grand Lodge of Good Samaritans meeting in Newark last week. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Eames Mr and Mrs J D Sanderlin Mrs Daniel Washington Miss Mabel Taylor Walter Latner Mrs Hulick and Dennis Byrd. The delegates also joined the state meeting, showing cross group church ties.
Grand officers of the Knights of Pythias paid a fraternal visit to Monmouth Lodge at Asbury Park Friday night to exemplify unwritten work. Over 90 members of the 22nd district attended, including lodges from Long Branch Asbury Park Belmar and others from Newark and St Paul Lodge.
Five bidders submitted proposals for extensive alterations to the Third Avenue fire house now used by the Independent Fire Engine and Trick Company. Zimmermann won the contract at 1,486 dollars with others from Robbins & Bennett 1,144 Van Benthuysen & Wheeler 1,400 Howard White 2,1650 and F R Slocum 2,460. John H Sutphen is the architect. The project includes new flooring beams and sills improved stabling and a state of good repairs. The company seeks an automobile hose wagon and bids were invited for a fire wagon of this kind.
Anthony R Vailliant of Loyalton West Long Branch again grows the state s largest strawberries. Varieties Omar Paul and Mc Kinley yield berries so large some must be cut to eat. A basket weighed a pound and a half, fourteen berries fill a quart basket.
After incorporation papers were filed at Trenton, The Players' Boat Club of Fair Haven elected officers and fitted up a floating clubhouse anchored at the end of a 160 foot dock. Members include actors and managers such as John Barry, Harry Blockson, Frank Evans, Tony Hunting, and Frank Wesson. A performance at Red Bank on June 23 features Morressey, Barry, and others with boxing by Jack Goodman and Eddie Toy. Fire and water works updates note new indicator at Atlantic avenue fire HQ Byron Engine Co and a striker in the water works at Takannassee Lake system.
A woman in a City Hall stairwell attempted restitution for a promise. In the afternoon she moved with another person and the spell subsided as she ground a tin cup into the floor.
Jesse Bennett of Fair Haven was riding near Newman Springs, Red Bank, when he lost control and crashed into cattle. He sustained arm and back bruises and facial injury, was transported by carriage to Bank hospital, and is expected to recover in days. His brother, a New York chauffeur, was nearby. the incident occurred during a trial trip.
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