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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1910

Page

13

Splendid piazza home with circular bay design

Description of a spacious house with a full front piazza and circular bay living room nook with fireplace seats. Dining room features lodge shelf window and buffet. main rooms connected by archways with pedestals. Birch or oak floors, birch throughout, paintable second story. Coat0 build cost $4100, large 30 by 27 foot plan. Plans and specs offered for design No S80 at $30 by editor Glenn L. Saxton.

Washington Glenn L. Saxton

Taber seeks quo warranto over Long Branch health officer

In Trenton on June 16 the suit by Edwin Taber against James Milmore claims Milmore unlawfully holds the health and sanitary inspector post without state license. Taber was elected April 14 1909 for one year and licensed after passing examination. Milmore allegedly never took the exam or received licensing. Milmore must answer within twenty days. The case ties to dog poisoning prosecutions in nearby towns.

Trenton James Milmore Health and Sanitary Inspector of Long Branch Edwin FE Taber Milmore Supreme Court Edmund Wilson Justice Voorhees Edwin KK. Taber William P. Taber John W. Slocum State Board of Health Bow Board of Health of Harry Truax Tabor Edward B. Wlaisdell Board of Health

Feast of Song on Keyport High School Lawn

The united Sunday schools plan a feast of song on next Sunday at 3 20 pm on the Keyport High School lawn. Frank F P Van Brackle George B Heyer and Alvarado M Walling lead the arrangements. About 800 voices will be heard with Dr Richard W Jewett's orchestra. Addresses by Rev A W Hand and Rev A L Textird. Elberon Fishery has been making catches.

United Sunday Schools Keyport High School Frank FP. van Brackle George 8. Heyer Reformed Alvarado M. Walling St. John's M. E Richard W Jewett A. W. Hand First Baptist Church A. L. Textird St John's Church

Licenses Granted and Transfer in Freehold Area

Judge Foster approved licenses for Caurten Allenhurst E H Krandell West Keyport Hotel Frank Johnson Beach House Sea Girt Pek t Scull. James Sacco’s Hollywood Hotel license was transferred to William T Chase.

Judge Foster Freehold Yestrerdily Caurten Allenhurst E. H. Krandell West Keyport Frank Johnson Beach House James Sacco Hollywood Hotel William T. Chase

Pair of Trousers Stealing Case in Freehold

Lester Brunell waived an indictment and pleaded guilty to stealing a pair of trousers at Freehold. He was released under a suspended sentence in charge of Probationary Officer W. W. Ramsey.

Lester Brunell Freehold W. W. Ramsey

Muparoa at Middletown

Mrs Norman L Munro announces a local event at Middletown involving Muparoa with 80n noted in the text.

Norman L. Munro

Long Branch Gun Club Hosts 50 Target Shoot

Dr Burtis tops a 50 target sweep with 50 hits. Charlie Greene places second with 45, while Joe Young and John Wolcott tie for third with 44. H Mapes leads 25 clay third sweep with 23. Other totals include Burtis 50, Greene 45, Young 44, Wolcott 44, Van Note 41, Wood 42.

Dr. Burtis Tigers Charlie Greene Young Wolcott H. Maps Clay C. Hh. Greene Jd. D. Burtis Joe Young John Wolcott A. D. van Note R Wood M. C. Burny George Hekker George Greenleaf H. Mapes George Maps Reck W. Heyers George Laird John Conk F. West Bk. Everelt

Monmouth Memorial Hospital 1909 Annual Report Details

The 1909 annual report honors Drs. Forman and Taylor who died last year and notes new appointments. Disbursements totaled 33733.41 with major costs in attendants dairy fuel meats and instruments. Receipts include subscriptions entertainments auxiliary societies and patient care funding. Sixty five summer contributors helped fund new sterilizers and the class of 1910 lists eight graduates and employed members.

Monmouth Memorial Hospital Thomas R. Woolley D. McLean Forman Freehold Edward Taylor Middletown Forman John Taylor Asbury Park R. Browning Wilson Red Bank S.J. Woolley W. JD. Harper Elizabeth Conover Maude Hanners Mamie Carton Edna Procter Clara Kapp Lillian Sullivan Joana Walsh Kathrine Connolly

Stricken During Visit In New Jersey

Mrs Hartine Green of Long Branch visiting her daughter in Middletown was stricken with hem orrhages but is now improved and expected to return home. Dr Daniel De Hen dvrickson attended. Jen Bright and Rumson to send strong turnout to Roosevelt Alexander wedding in New York next Monday at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church with Col and Mrs J J McCook and other attendees.

Hartine Green Long Branch KE. W. Johnson Middletown Daniel de Hendvrickson Jen Bright Rumson Roosevelt-Alexander Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church New York Col J. J. McCook McCook H. M. Alexander Maitland Alexander Brighibald Alexander P. Hall Packer

Dozen at Red Bank Awarded Diplomas

The Red Bank High School graduating exercises honored Miss Rose as valedictorian. Nineteen seniors, including Carolyne Rowe Blaisdell and Benjamin Leonard Atwater, received diplomas amid tributes to late principal Professor Stephen V. Arrowsmith and a Dickinson College address by Dr. George Edward Reed.

Red Bank High School Carolyne Rowe Blaisdell Sallie Conover Hackman Marty Annette McCue Julia Elizabeth Murphy Vera Marion Rost Elizabeth Striker Elizabeth von Beidel Benjamin Leonard Atwater Leslie Mortimer Dennis Frederick White Fortune Theodore Dwight Parsons George Clarke Worthley Miss Rose Richard Wagner Mary McCue Vera Rose Longfellow Stephen V. Arrowsmith John Enright George Edward Reed Dickinson College Dwight L. Parsons Shrewsbury Eatontown Enright Professor Arrowsmith Sitinng Warner

Fight Over Sidewalks In Eatontown Hearings On Ordinance

Lively hearing before the Eatontown Township Committee considered a proposal to lay stone or concrete sidewalks in populated areas. Proponents led by Harry McKaig and others urged improvement while Frank Butler's group protested across several streets. An Attorney General representative opposed east side sidewalks on farming land. A public vote on the measure will occur at the next committee meeting.

Eatontown Townshi Committee Frank Butler Tinton Avenue Charles Campbell George Steele Charles Corlies Edmund Wilson South Street Charles White Broad Street Harry McKaig White Street

Red Bank to Host Strong Baseball Team at Fair Grounds

Red Bank to use Monmouth County Fair grounds as a first class ball park for summer games starting next Sunday. Harry Stalling to manage with brother Bill as captain. Bus Stalling possible join. Ground adjustments planned, 26 cent admission, covered grand stand extra, electric company to add service.

Red Bank Monmouth County Fair Grounds Harry Stalling Big Bill" Stalling New Jersey Ball Park Monmouth County Electric Company

Auto and motorcycle crash prompts arrest and repairs

On Wednesday on Hranch avenue and Rumson road a motorcycle rider Lemuel Rhoades of Oceanport collided with Kendall Methot of Red Bank driving an automobile. Rhoades injured his arm. Methot was arrested by Marshal Frank Leonard. The motorcycle and car were damaged and both vehicles were sent for repairs. Methot later took Rhoades home. the incident led to news of local property and business changes including Rothenberg Hotel improvements and cafe redecoration.

Hranch Avenue Rumson Road Lemuel Rhoades Oceanport Kendall Methot Red Bank Mr. Methot Myron Campbell Recorder Sickles Francis White Mr. Rhoades Home Methot Shrewsbury River

Chattle High School Class Day Excercises Draw Big Crowd

A large audience attended the Chattle High School class of 1910 class day exercises on Wednesday night. The program featured gifts, prophecies, statistics, and music by the school orchestra under Prof. Mattock. Milton Giles delivered wireless messages from distant points and the audience applauded throughout.

Chattle High School Diana Versillegs Mattock Milton Giles Pitman AB. Potter Chester A. Wiese Edith Wheeler George Tomasky Milton E. Giles Fanny Schneider Co. T. Stone Junors Clara Belle Prichard W. Bennett Woolley Pitman B. Potter Mayelé Eelles Keanne Te

Another New Democrat Arrives in Town

Henry Cioffi announces a new Democrat in town arriving at the Broadway home of Mr and Mrs Cioffe last Friday. The event brought rejoicing to the household and community observers note the political shift.

Henry Cioffi Broadway

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