Gas Company Horses Hurt After Ocean Avenue Collision
A Marmon car driven by Miss Cornelia Woolley struck two Consolidated Gas Company horses along Ocean avenue near Taka wassee Lake. The horses were injured and tangled in harness while the auto sustained front-end damage. Woolley and her chauffeur escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Gas Company
Electric Hebt Department
Ocean Avenue
Takawassee Lake
Cornelia Woolley
Park M. Woolley
Bath Avenue
Miss
Red Bank Alumni Elects Edwin Davis President
Edwin Davis elected president of the Red Bank High School Alumni Association at the eighteenth annual meeting. Officers include Anna Hennehan, Caro line Blaisdell, Eleanor Thorne, Harold A. Johnson and a nine-member executive committee. The reunion and new member roll call will be Friday night with a program featuring Henry Jordan cello solos and other musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Davis
Red Bank High School
Warren H. Smock
Olive McColgan
Helen Kelly
Herbert S. Cullfington
Leon de la Roussille
William A. Sweeney
Katherine Throckmorton
Flora Willguss
Harold A. LaRos
Red Bank
Taft to Speak at Sea Bright Banquet
Taft plans to speak at Sea Bright Board of Trade second annual banquet set for mid July at the Panshad Hotel Ocean Avenue seating 350. Committee includes Judge Davies President Packer ex Mayor Eyles and George Davidson with Central Railroad officials arranging travel. Invited guests include Secretary Crater Col Edwin Stevens and state road commissioners. tickets priced at 2 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Stokes
Colby and Hedges
Sea Bright
Panshad
Ocean Avernue
John K. Davies
P. Hall Packer
John W. Eyles
George M. Davison
Central Railroad
Besler
Central
David 8. Crater
Col
Edwin A. Stevens
Sea Bright Board of Trade
Sandlass’ Pavilion
Highland Beach
John Franklin Fort
Oil Plant Purchase Near Keaneburg Sparks Local Debate
The Union Brick and Tile Company site at Raritan Bay near Lorillards and Keansburg was sold to Hydro Carbon Products Company of New York. Refining oil with output of about 1000 barrels daily will be a main operation, with 60 acres water frontage and a creek boundary. An expert engineer oversees construction of tanks and buildings as offices and materials are lined up. Local residents fear oil works may harm the summer resort area, while jobs will rise with new activity along the bay shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Brick and Tile Company
Raritan Bay
National Fireproofing Company
Lorillards and
Keansburg
Hydro-Carbon Products Company
New York
Union Trust Company
Bay Shore
West End Court Extension Nears Approval
West End Court extension is expected within weeks after Samuel Emery agrees to sell land for 2000 dollars. Attorney Stevens reported most land acquired with Emery’s strip still to be received without cost, and Mayor Newcomb adopted a resolution to accept Emery’s offer and secure funds by a note. Another measure awaits definite action in two weeks and targets widening Third avenue at Morris Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Court
William A. Stevens
Mernjing
Samuel Emery
Dir
Hmmery
Agrean J
Stevens
Himery
Newbcomb
Emery
Woolley
Mary E. Gugel
Third Avenue
Morris
Standard Pitulithic Company
Beach
Beach Front
Park
Monroe R. Rothschild
Ocean Park
Department of Revenue and Finance
Hennessey Francis Nuptials at the Highlands
Miss Elizabeth Margaret Hennessey of the Highlands and John Francis Costello a railroad conductor were married Tuesday at 9 o clock in the Church of Our Lady of the Highlands. Father Rigney officiated, the church was crowded, and a banquet followed at the dining hall. A reception and dance at the Lew is House capped the celebration with gifts of silverware and glassware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennessey-Francis
Elizabeth Margaret Hennessey
Highlands
John Franis Costello
Morganville
Church of Our Lady All the Highlands
Father Rigney
John Holland
Helen Martin
Lewis House
Honeymoon in Auto Holmes Burchell Weds Miss Matthews
A quiet wedding at St Luke's parsonage unites Holmes C Burchell and Miss Pessie Matthews with Rev John Y Debbing officiating. They tour the coast by car, then return to Long Branch for a wedding supper at the groom's home before future residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Burchell
Miss Matthews
St. Luke’s Parsonage
Tour Coast
St. Luke's Parsonage
Holmes C. Burchell
Joel Burchell
Pessie Matthews
James Matthews
Lakewood
John Y. Debbing
Carrie Cottrell
Elizabeth V. Bennett
Randolph K. Bennett
Mrs. Burchell
Long Branch
Jury's verdict orders traded horses returned
A jury verdict orders the return of the original horses while the owner refuses to return other animals. Replevin writs followed, and both teams faced a three month delay as the dispute remained unsettled.
Jury Rules for Slater in Millhurst Horse Replevin Case
A Freehold Circuit Court jury found Jeremiah M. Tilton must return to Abraham M. Slater a team of horses he traded on March 10 and surrender $75. Slater had demanded the return of his own horses after Tilton allegedly misrepresented them as sound. Tilton claimed the Slater horses became lame after possession due to hard usage. Slater may sue to recover services for his horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Y. Dugan
Freehold
Jeremiah M.tilton
Manalapan
Abraham M. Slater
Millhurst
Slater
Tilton
Mr. Tilton
Mr.Tilton
Red Bank Sacred Concert At First Baptist Church
The regular monthly sacred concert at First Baptist Church Red Bank will be held next Sunday evening. Local talent performs with George Lober New York violinist to contribute two numbers and Herbert E K Williams Jr son of Dr and Mrs Williams will sing. Church quartet members and guest soloists will also perform with organ numbers by Prof Harold A LaRos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Parochial School
Red Bank
France
Virginia
Bernadette Soubrious
Alice Schmidt
Mme. Sobrious
Mary Quigley
Crosine
Annie O'Connor
Mia Femo
Beatrice Rafferty
Francois
Robert Morris
James Morris
Paul Morris
Captain Rifle
Edward O’ Brien
Dr. Galen
Edward Dowd
James A. Reynolds
Rose Agatha Sullivan
Anna Marie Boyle
Mary Mildred Fields
Dolores Elizabeth Conrad
Catherine Cecilia Quigley
Mary Helen Strauss
Mary Gertrude Quigley
Alice Margaret Schmidt
Margaret Ann Valentine
Marie Elizabeth McCarthy
First Baptist Church
George Lober
New York
Herbert EK. Williams, Jr
Herbert EK. Williams
Samuel Sabath
William A. Sweeney
Ceceil W. Lediard
Sarah Armstrong
Shrewsbury
Adele Chandler
Red Rank
Harold A. LaRos
Chautauqua to Be Repeated Next Year
Large crowds attended the Chautauqua Tent at Hed Bank to hear Herbert Hadley former Missouri governor discuss Our Common Duty. The Commonwealth male quartet performed and Miss Meddie O. Hamilton, superintendent, presented a lecture on Longfellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Opera
Newell Dwight * Hillis
America
Hed Bank
Herbert
Hadley
Missouri
Commonwealth
Chautauqua
Meddie O. Hamilton
Funerals Held at Port Monmouth and Belford
Obituaries report the deaths of Joseph Covert a former Middletown farmer and Harriet Carhart wife of Captain Stephen Carhart of Port Monmouth. Covert died after facial cancer with a large family surviving and funeral held at New Monmouth Baptist Church. Carhart died of uremic poisoning at age six in Port Monmouth with multiple relatives noted and funeral at Belford Methodist Church. Also notices a timetable change for the New York and Long Branch Railroad and a theater advertisement at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Covert
Middletown Township
John L. Covert
Port Monmouth
Covert
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
Skin and Cancer Hospital
New York
New Monmouth
Harriet Carhart
Stephen Carhert
Port Monimouth
Joseph Carter
Belford
Johannus Bade
Alicia Heyer
Sylvanus Carhart
Charles Lisk
Asbury Park
William Ludlow
George C. Halsey
Brooklyn
Belford Methodist Church
William A. Cobb
Keyport
Captain Carhart
Hayshore
New York and Long Branch
Mystery Drama and Vaudeville at the Grand Tonight
A four part Mystery Drama premieres tonight at the Grand with several stars in vaudeville acts and other feature pictures. Don’t miss this evening of entertainment in Long Grated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zigomar
Bridge Water Inn Opens Season with Cooking Shows and Cabaret
The Bridge Water Inn at Pleasure Bay begins its season with new cooking stunts shown at the fire Thursday June 1. A splendid music cooking demonstration at the Gas Of cal and cabaret entertainment has fire each afternoon this week. J. F. Murphy advertises the event as provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewater Inn
Bridge Water Inn
Pleasure Bay
J. F. Murphy
Gas of Cal
Barn Fire Destroys Horse and Barn at Water Works Site
Patrolman Dodd spots smoke near Cedar Avenue and the water works. A Tintern Mann Water Company barn catches fire with wagons tools and hay inside. Firemen arrive too late to save the structure or contents. horse dies. Origin unknown but suspected spark from passing engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
West End
Cedar Avenue
Tintern Mannor Water Company
Box
Plan Fire House for Fair Haven
A Fair Haven firehouse meeting discussed erecting a new building on Main road after purchasing a 50 by 174 foot lot for 4000 dollars from the Hendrickson estate and a adjoining 50 by 50 plot for 100 dollars. Architects from Red Bank and New York presented estimates around 11000 dollars and a committee will select the architect and final plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of
Fair Haven
Pearl Street
Hendrickson
Henry Hendrickson
J. C
G. A. Delatush
Red Bank
New York
Birthday Dinner for Bath Avenue's Park Woolley
Park M Woolley of Bath avenue received a birthday dinner hosted by his father J Addison Woolley. The party traveled to Wardell's Port-au-Peck resort Pleasure Bay in the city for a decorated table and cut flower place favors. Attendees included J Nneke Chas Almer Mrs Jas M Van Note Clarence G Van Note Mrs Nellie Hatfield Brooklyn Dr Harry E Shaw Miss Cornelia Woolley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park M. Woolley
Bath Avenue
J. Addison Woolley
Wardell
Port-au-Peck
Pleasure Bay
J. Nneke
Chas. Almer
Jas.m. van Note
Clarence G. van Note
Nellie Hatfield
Brooklyn
Harry E. Shaw
Cornelia Woolley
Clarence
Harold
Jack
Wimpfelmer
Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival at Red Bank Church
A strawberry and ice cream festival will be held on the lot of Red Bank A. M. E. Zion Church at the corner of Shrewsbury avenue and Beach street tomorrow night. The event invites community members to enjoy treats and fellowship on church grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bank A. M. E. Zion Church
Shrewsbury Avenue
Beach Street
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MLM Society
Monmouth County Electric Co
Second Avenue
Victor Avenue
M. Truar
Broadway
LaTut
Stokes, Colby and Hedges Down
Board of Trade
Provege
Catskill
New Jersey Press Association
Desbrosses Street
Mountain House
Grand Theatre
Branchport Hose O
Trivah Court No. 2
Tribe of
Ben Hur
Castle Mall
Y Latoalagt
Bath House
W. C
T. A
City Hall
Ocean Grove
Ehout
John Pocock
West Kind
Colens
W.E. King
Shore
Seven Bridge Road
Little Silver
N. J
Farmer
Neighbor
Manasquan
John Huright
Board of Education
George Bailey
W. A. Mount
Oscar Drae
Muhlenbrinks
Henry Muhlenbrink
Branchport Avenue
Henry
Colt's Neck Reformed Church
Elures
TWWO
the Grand
Horge
Mr. Woolley
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