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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1913

Page

8

Atlantic Highlands News Highlights Local Events

A Leonardo concert directed by Mire Jr. Filtcroft and a Philome Club event drew crowds at Viret Maptial Church. Local real estate activity included Melvin A. Rice selling two houses and a Highland Park park to friends. The council approved concrete or flag stone sidewalks on Highland avenue and a 200 contract to Joseph Caruso for retaining walls on Ocean Boulevard. The Atlantic Highlands golf club elected officers as new members joined. An Usher’s Union baseball game at Belford field saw New Monmouth Belford beat Eisner’s factory 13 to 4. An excursion to Highlands by Bayonne residents occurred, and Wilson Peters of New York plans building at Atlantic Highlands Park. Additional notes cover residents visiting, moves, and a horse and wagon accident on Center avenue.

Leonardo Mire Jr. Filtcroft Jay Hopping Mr Andersen Robert Charles Lufburrow Philome! Club Melvin A. Rice Highland Park Mantell Teir Maywood Atlantic Highlands M. A. Rice Middletown Township Highland Avenue First Avenue Avenue D Joseph Caruso Ocean Boulevard Messrs. Jansen Smith's Downe Chariee Livested J . Curser James Jt. Carroll Abother Jolo Hyles Jted & Carrell Hartearn Firet Avenue Atlantic Highlands Golf Club A. K. Harteemn A. G. Hall Jobo Gemmell James Carroll Greens Samuel Lipman H A. Hazelton J. F. Morris Ushers’ Union New Monmouth Baptist Church Enworth League Belford Eisner Red Bank Monmouth-Belford Laker Fubbs Church Highlands Bayonne Ada Wilson Frederick Peters New York Atlantic ‘Highlands Park Willian Webster Trooklyn Way James He Carnal Hiighland Avenue Margaret Leonard Leenar Jamey J. Brown

Fire Breaks Out at Atlantic Highlands Tuesday Morning

A fire broke out Tuesday morning at a location in Atlantic Highlands. Fire crews responded quickly to control the blaze with no immediate reports of injuries or extensive damage. Further details were not provided in the readable text.

Etalion Atlantic Liighlands Cauah Fire

Highland News bits of community activity and developments

Highlands notes show Sherwood Williams Paint Co employees and families on a local outing with about 200 attendees. Murphy Varnish Co. of Newark plans an execution event with around 1 800 expected pleasure seekers. Johnson's beer garden opened for the season near the bowling alley. A test go lamp was moved from Miller Street Ray Avenue to the town hall. Highland Realty builds two small bungalows for summer rentals near the railroad. Mark A Yeaney lays a concrete sidewalk and remodels his meat market on Miller Street Bay Avenue. John McKabe handles the work. Court Highlands Foresters of America No 161 held a swell banquet.

Sherwood Williame Paint Company Trate Murphy Varnish Co Newark Johnson's Hirch Beer Garden Miller Street Ray Avenue Highland Realty Company Mark A. Yeaney Bay Avenue John MecKabe Court Highlands Foresters of America

Giant Imperator Docks at Hoboken on Maiden Voyage

The Imperator, largest steamship afloat, arrives at Hoboken aboard the Hamburg American Line on her maiden voyage and draws keen attention as she glides up the bay.

Giant Imperator Hoboken Imperator Hamburg-American Line

Sunday Notes and Local Happenings in Sea Bright and Nearby

Sunday at Sea Bright Inn drew a large crowd including Long Branch and Red Bank court members. Ivy Brown to open a new butcher shop on Bay Avenue next week with repairs underway. Infant Peter Epperson Jr. died of infantile trouble. funeral at Red Bank with interment at Red Hill cemetery.

Sea Bright Inn Long Branch Red Bank Board of Trade Peter Epperson, Jr Peter Epperson Middletown

Improving Red Bank Stores

Charles A. Minton, who leased W. J. Sutton's Broad street store in Red Bank for years, plans upgrades including new shelving, rear extension for the prescription department, a soda fountain, and interior and exterior repainting. Sutton also repainting his adjoining store. Minton takes possession next week.

Charles A. Minton W. J. Sutton Broadstreet Red Bank Sutton Mr. Minton

Paroled Rahway inmate arrested in Red Bank theft

Wyatt Freeman, a 22 year old paroled Rahway Reformatory inmate, was arrested after his sister Mrs La vinia Davis of Red Bank accused him of stealing a pearl handled 38 caliber revolver. Freeman surrendered at Borough Hall after learning police sought him. a grand jury will hear the theft charge.

Lavinia Davis Red Bank Wyatt Freeman Harry C. Badeau Freeman Rahway Reformatory New Brunswick Wymbs Rahway Reformatory Davis Joseph Imlay Allen Smith Borough Hall William Freeman

Red Bank Woman Stricken By Severe Nosebleed

Mrs. R. V. R. H. Stout wife of Capt. Stout of Troop B Cavalry Red Bank was bedridden at Broad street after a bad nosebleed. Doctors Edwin Field and W. K. Campbell attended daily. By Tuesday morning she was improving and near recovery though still confined to bed.

R. V. R. H. Stout Stout Troop B Cavalry Red Bank Broad Street Edwin Field W. K.campbell

Shore Dinner at the Sedges by local church societies

About fifty five members of the Ladies' Aid Society and the Foreign Missionary Society of the Simpson M. E. Church enjoyed a pleasant outing at Mrs. William H. Walsh's home at the Sedges Goose Neck. The group rode by launches from Price's Dock and had a shore dinner after the programs.

Ladies’ Aid Society Foreign Missionary Society Simpson M. KE. Church William H., Walsh Sedges Goose Neck Price's Dock Price Walsh

Contractors Are Nonsuited Over 670 Foot Road Contract

Joseph L Butcher Son of Farmingdale failed to secure a judgment in Freehold against Monmouth and Middlesex counties and two townships over a 670 foot road near Kerra. The jury found against John B Ely supervisor and non suited the rest after a joint 1911 contract for the Hightstown Perrineville road.

Joseph L. Butcher Butcher John B. Ely Mercer County Monmouth Middlesex Ely Mercer Dugan

Medical Society Dinner Semi Annual Meeting at Allaire

The Monmouth County Medical Society held its semi annual meeting and dinner at DeLisle's resort in Allaire on Tuesday afternoon. Dr. James J. Reed of Sea Bright presided with Dr. William A. Robinson of Ocean Grove as treasurer and Dr. Lester D. Wise of this city as secretary. The dinner was elaborate and professional discussions covered cases of interest to physicians. In attendance were numerous doctors from Asbury Park Red Bank West Long Branch andOther local towns.

DeLisle’s Allaire Monmouth County Medical Society James J. Reed Sea Bright William A. Robinson Ocean Grove Lester D. Wise Harry Eb, Shaw Harry B. Slocum Wm. K. Campbell This City R. 8. Benett E. A. Scott John Taylor Asbury Park Edwin Field R. B. Wilson Dr. Ruhlman Red Bank B. M. Beach West Long Branch

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