Fair Haven Council Holds Busy Session
The Fair Haven Borough Council held its third meeting at the Fair Haven Volunteer Fire Company on Pear Street with all members present. Mayor Frank D. Covert presided as Henry J. Cooke acted as council president, and a two hour session approved minutes, discussed auto signs, meeting-room utensils, clerk’s desk, and road material purchases with a scraper sent to Pai Hae gen.
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Fair Haven
Henry J. W
Thomas Minton
House
Myron V. Brown
Walter Merritt
Red Bank
Pai Haegen
Borough Council Proposes By Law Revisions and Road Plans
Council considers adopting prepared by laws, voting to defer branding iron purchase to street committee. A Battin Road survey is ordered with engineer Swift to report costs. Firearm ordinance dropped for a more specific draft. Health ordinance adopted and published. Sign boards on Main Street spark debate over nuisance. Elliott and McCarron to report. Various bills discussed. Chief Worthley badge cost noted. borough to pay fire company bills.
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Brown
James McCarron
Phillip Elliott
Cook
Battin Road
Main Street
Battin
Cooke
Arthur Swift
Red Bank
Sireet Committee
Elidiot
Board of Health
American Bills Posting Company
James M. Allger
Rumson Borough
Elliott
McCarron
Covert
Clarence Smock
C. Pitt Worthley
Worthley
William Curchin
Phillip Sillett
Cross
Eliott
Rumsen
Fred Hagerman
Consolidated Gas Company
Public Utilities Committee
Shrewsbury
Public Service Co
Fair Haven
Frank W. Martineau
Tobin
Hance Road
Donald Rankin
George W. Smith
Gavel and books discussed at Fair Haven council meeting
Council members approved purchasing books for official work at an estimated cost of 46.60. Mayor Covert received a gift black gav el for meeting use and thanked the donor. President Cooke conveyed plans to inscribe a silver band on the gavel naming Frank D. Covert as first mayor, with it to be returned after his term. John H. Cook of the Red Bank Register attended and recounted matters discussed at the Red Bank Fathers gathering.
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Smith
Covert
Cooke
Frank D. Covert
Fair Haven
John H. Cook
Red Bank Register
Red Bank
Paterson Joe Found Dead in White's Woods Near Red Bank
Joseph Taylor known as Paterson Joe a tramp of Paterson died from alcoholism and exhaustion in White's woods between Red Bank and Shrewsbury. Coroner Fay ordered burial and funeral arrangements in Red Bank with interment at Lincroft cemetery tomorrow morning at ten. Taylor, about 40, had a history of drinking and umbrella mending with a local tramp gang.
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Joseph Taylor
Paterson
Paterson Joe
White's Woods
Red Bank
Shrewsbury
Taylor
Harry C. Fay
Fay
East Front Street
Lincroft
Campa
Big Joe
Son Joe
Wymbs
Minugh
Tive Minugh
William D. Jayre
Borough Hall
Wilson Boomers Pin Hopes On Governor Wilson
Trenton June 11 The New Jersey contingent at the Baltimore Democratic convention grows hopeful that Governor Wilson will win the national nomination on the second ballot. Delegates plan to open Wilson headquarters, with rooms at multiple hotels, and back home support signals strong state enthusiasm for a Wilson ticket. Prof J Burton Wiley leaves Red Bank schools for Morristown as the district names George H Harten as his successor.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Union
Wilson
Baltimore
Robert S. Hudspeth
Grossegp
Devereux
Hudepeth
Jersey
Burton Wiley
Red Bank
Board of Education
Morristown
Wiley
George H. Harten
Waterford
N. Y
First Presbyterian Church
Bunday School
Fortune Said to Bless Stagnant Coal Merchant
The London Tatler notes that Short, a coal merchant, has recently accumulated a large fortune after years of waiting. The exchange implies he was long expected to profit from his business.
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Short
London Tatler
Miss Wardell Weds Mrss Hester DeGrauw Wardell Bride of Howard Morris
Miss Wardell daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Wardell of Asbury Park and granddaughter of Captain George H Green married Howard Irving Morris son of Mrs and Mrs Willis Morris of Brooklyn on Saturday Rev M L Ferris officiated. Guests included relatives friends Mrs Ward and Mrs J E Borden Captain Green Mrs George L Smock Mrs M J Ferris and Miss Amy Burtis among others. They planned a honey moon and will be in Brooklyn where Morris works for New York Telephone Company.
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Hester. DeGrauw Wardell
Harry Wardell
Asbury Park
George H. Green
Howard Irving Mortis
Willis H. Morris
Brooklyn
M. L. Ferris
Morris
New York Telephone Company
Mabel Gurtis
Dr. Yeaton
Miss Wardell
Helremony
Warr
J. EB. Borden
Town
Captain Green
Long Bra A
Wardell
George L. Smock
M. J. Ferris
Amy Burtis
Kam. Lilly
Lea Wardell
Ash Park
Schenck
Sp Lake
Clothes Doctorg Promises Prompt Service at 71 Broadway
An ad notes 10c gloves cleaned and suits serviced by Gorcey & Son the Clothes Doctor at 71 Broadway telephone 283 4V. Goods called for and delivered promptly and your suit sponged. Advertising in the Daily Record.
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Gorcey & Son
Broadway
Tel
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