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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
7
Sunday marked Children's Day with large crowds and elaborate programs in New Jersey churches. St Luke's M E drew 2000 despite weather. First Baptist and First Reformed reported strong choir, recitations, and baptisms. Oceanport and Asbury M E also hosted extensive activities with multiple baptisms and festive decorations reflecting a statewide juvenile celebration begun in 1866.
A Grace Methodist Sunday school session gathered in the church at night at 7 30. The event focused on exercises and devotional instruction for attendees in a community church setting.
The Chattles defeated the Alumni 14 to 7 at Baseball Park on a Wednesday afternoon. Little and Er ickson pitched for Chattle with a lineup including Morris, Thomas, Johnson, Woolley, Burns, Heiles and Sacco. Reisner and Walsh led the Alumni, with Stokes A Heiles Lawyer Van Dyke L Warwick Howel and Bouse also contributing. Scoring spanned every inning from the second through the eighth, with Chattle seizing the lead early and pulling away after a four-run fourth.
Price & Hareman of Red Bank won the contract to rebuild Main and South streets in Freehold for 9641 dollars. County funds will cover the roadbed, wings funded by town, curbs and gutters by property owners, with Price & Hareman also earning 4950 dollars for wings and 551 dollars per lineal foot for center work. Other bidders included Bedle & Pfeiffer Perth, Charles T. Eastburn Yardley, J. L. LeCompte Lakewood, Avon Construction, A. K. ot oe Red Bank, and T. J. McGovern Red Bank.
Ex-Commander Henry M. Nevins spoke at Allentown Pennsylvania as part of a ceremony honoring GAR veterans. Local attendees gathered for the gathering emphasizing reunion and historical remembrance.
Mrs E H Goldsmith of Union Avenue hosted the Little Whist Club for its last meeting of the series. Guests included Mrs Hirschfeld Mrs Stein Mrs Miller Miss Sussman Miss Marks Miss Goldstein and Miss Eva Marks. Awards went to Mrs Stein Mrs Hirschfeld Miss Eva Marks Mrs Miller and Miss Smith with the latter keeping a souvenir. Refreshments and social hour followed. The club plans a fall reorganizing meeting.
Twenty one out of town workers report for work at Calvin Cunnius mill on South Broadway while the mill remains closed a week due to disputes with the Tabor union. The mill runs eight hours open shop and rush contracts, Cloughly Nickell Co. still closed as they finish current jobs. Police post traffic signs in Broadway to regulate vehicle movement and educate drivers as Chief James Layton and Officer Charles Richards patrol the area.
Beth Miriam Religious School will reopen at the Temple on Bath Avenue next Tuesday at 9 30 in the morning. It marks the fourth year with a large enrollment expected. Children from six to seventeen are eligible and a Kindergarten will be added. A post graduate class is formed for graduates.
Red Bank scene as President Melvin A. Rice and Secretary Edgar A. Slate of the Monmouth County Fair Association prepare premium lists to mail next month. Businessmen nationwide pledge loyal support and premiums at the fair. Oliver Sutphin of Borden Street Red Bank returns to his old job after long service at W A French Co's liquor house.
In a feeble condition a year ago Ton passed away years after joining the Odd Fellows over fifty years ago on a captain’s note. Captain M joined the order and the pallbearers will be members of that organization for the funeral.
Frank W. Hayden of this city married Grace Spates of Brooklyn Sunday afternoon at 4 30 in Asbury M E Church. Rev A H Eberhardt officiated before a large gathering of relatives and friends. The bride wore white batiste and was attended by Bertha Engleman in pink silk mull with Harry M Spates as groomsman. The bride is sister of Mrs. Chester R. Wright and is 25 years old. the groom is 27, son of Mr. and Mrs. Den of West Street.
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