Alumni Reception Fetes 1912 Chattle High Graduates
The Alumni Association hosted a two o'clock reception at Townley's Hall to honor the graduating class of Chattle High School as 1912 closes. Hosts included Prof. J. A. Mattuck and Mr. Hull with plans for a 1913 reception and a fall social calendar. Rev. Dr LB Annies remains ill yet in Trinity parish.
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Chattle High School
Harbor of Love
Pennella Preheetes
Wag
Townley
Grandin. Sickles
John Lindsay
Harry Truax
Charles 0. Duncan
Edgar P. Huff
Myrtle Sickles
Hazel van Dyke
Beatrice V. Coleman
Kathryn L. Sweeney
Anna G. Lingsay
Dora. Fixler
Ruth Corbett
Ontrudely
Crum
Marjorie
Butphin
Mabel Sinclair
Mildred. Irwin
Pearl Breege
Eleanor Ailiott
Louing Elliott
Florence
Fleet
Ajta Anderson
Helen Greed
Argilla Fawley
Mercedes Crum
Ethel Morris
Lillian D. Worden
Agnes A. Widmer
Hazel Seaman
Julia Mount
Sophia D. Mitchell
Jessie Dalton
Amelia Woolley
Lillian Gano
Margaret Howland
Helen Gano
Mildred Morris
Nora Flinn
Norma Stein
J. A. Mattuck
Mespra
Martin A. McCue
Robert EB. Mulholland
John R. Byrrickson
Thomas 8
Berrien
Victor R. le Valley
Benjamin
C. van Tine
George F. Johnston
J. Howard Burns
Carlton L. Clark
Albert
Alumni Association
Messrs
B. Racker
Arthur
Jose Hagar Huff
Chester A. Denis
Sadie
J, van
Parker
APC
Special Service at Trinity Church Leads to Sermon in Union
Rev Dr Paul Cain pastor of Union church in Pawtucket will lead a special service at Trinity Church in Long Branch this winter. A singing choir will perform as the event attracts locals and faithful from nearby towns. Parishioners are invited to hear him again at future services.
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Pail Caint
Union
Ureh
Ary
Pawtucket
Red Bank Reception Opens Summer Event Series
Red Bank hosts a summer series starting June 2 at Odd Fellows Hall Man Street with dancing and goods. Attendees enjoyed the Horse Show Grounds in Wi Branch New Jersey and the event featured two-reel motion pictures and animal meetups.
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Red Bank
Thireday
Odd Fellows Hall
Manstreet
N. J
Paul J. Movin
Hien Gosuete
Nude man captured after being found in Brook
Police officers Woods and Hewitt took into custody a nearly nude man found wading in Throckmorton Brook near Hast Front street early this morning. The man, later identified as possible Oceanic resident Joseph Casey, 83, was taken to Borough Hall for a Red Bank doctor’s examination after a suit case was found nearby.
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Brook
Charles Woods
George Hewitt
Throckmorton’s Brook
Hast Front Street
Borough Hall
Red Bank
Arthur
L. Wymbs
Joseph Casey
Light Infantry
Royal Marines
England
Oceanic
Delegation Meets Police Chief Over Sunday Amusements
A delegation from the Men’s Civic Federation met Police Commissioner Thomas Y. Arrowsmith at City Hall to discuss Sunday violations. They cited sprees at Ocean Park and Sunday baseball but were told to file complaints with Recorder Arrowsmith. some Sunday amusements may be allowed this Sunday.
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Federation
Arrowsmith
Men's Civic Federation
Thomas Y. Arrowsmith
City Hall
J. C. Green
Charles Ray
William H. Robinson
William H. Riddle
Jer
Green
Ocean Park
Ays
Rev Dr Robbins to Speak at St Luke's Church Services
Rev Dr J Robbins of St Luke's Church will present two sermons at morning and evening services. The morning topic is A Message to Troubled People and the evening topic is A Study of Character.
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Robbins
St. Luke's Church
New Valve Yar Engine Repaired At Presley Shop
The West Hind engine has been brought to W. G. Presley on Atlantic Avenue for a new release valve. It is expected to be ready soon and returned to its headquarters.
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W. G. Presley
Atlantic Avenue
Olivera
Weather Forecast For New Jersey Variables This Weekend
The Weather Bureau predicts fair weather tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. North to northwest winds to 26 miles per hour, humidity around 68 percent, and a high near 81 degrees yesterday with a low of 58. Observations show a 30.03 inch thermometer, 22 mph wind from the north, and 67 to 68 percent humidity in the morning.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Rometer
Taft leaders push to finish convention with tight majority
Chicago June 22 Taft campaigners seek to seal a slender margin as delegates vote on credentials and contested seats. Roosevelt forces press for seating rights while internal splits widen with resignations and a likely July or August nomination path.
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Chicago
Taft
Celal
Sherman
John Wanamaker
Osevelt
Sing
del Roosevelt
West
Reading
al Progressive Party
Roosevell
Boraf
Frank B. Kelleg
Minnesota
National Committee
Boss
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
North Oma
Tennessee
Roose
P. N. Howard
Washington
John J. Sullivan
Ohio
Roosevelt
Watson
Sullivan
God
Aod
Crane
Enaes
Aslert
Soosevelt
Senator Root
California
Lofigne
Matawan Wins Ejectment Suit Over Fountain Avenue Issue
A jury awarded six cents damages to the Borough of Matawan in an ejectment case against Rosa F. Schock over a bay window extending into Fountain avenue. The judge granted a non-suit to the plaintiff at the close of testimony, while a separate trial against Jersey Central Traction Company found no liability for a July 1911 accident that injured Ms. Conk.
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Matawan
Rosa F. Schock
Fountain Avenue
Dge
Nelson
Y. Pungan
Freehold
Main Oak
Jersey Central Traction Company
Ms. Conk
Dungan
Traction Company
Seven graduates of Star of the Sea Academy
Seven graduates were honored at the twenty seventh annual commencement of the Star of the Sea Academy with three academic and four commercial diploma recipients. Rev. William P. Cantwell presided and presented medals to top students including Lillian Théro and Myrtle V. Gaskin. The benediction cited education as development of both intellect and character.
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Star of the Sea” Academy
William P. Cantwell
Star of the Sea Church
Lillian Théro
Paris
Canada
Grace A. Mallon
Myrtle V. Gaskin
Rana Bogart
Ben Bright
May V. Chasey
Catherine Mullen
Mabel Ravatt
Father Cantwell
Hiss Thero
M. C. Burns
Carroll
George Carroll
Reliei
Andmora
Farmers' Day at the Shore carnival feature proposed
A carnival plan titled Farmers Day at the Shore proposes a parade and wet wagon display with gold cups and prizes for best decorated farmers wagons and farm produce. Committee chairs Poland and Ford will organize, with farmers expected to showcase produce at Monmouth Memorial Hospital and a fireworks display for children.
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Chairan
Georgs
Poland
Edward F. Ford
William. Martin
Monmouth
Toon
G. M. L. Sticks
Jachen
Dow
Veral
Martin
Avonmouth Memorial Hospital
Farmers Day Committee
Ocean
Chie Charles EK. Brown
Fremen
Hig Renighwata
Backs
Athletics and Horse Committee
Entelah A
Seqeipac
Nk Oweer
Park M. Woolley
Chetten A. Wimptheimer
Mong Imernn
Harry K. ‘Shaw
Edgar Mason
Arthur Sussman
Harold Content
Deer Reserve
Pagijon
Arthur P. Hull
Dame Fee
John B. White
J. G. Bexton
Wilber Carley
da ¥. Ni Lee
We Onakkah Devis
Oths
A Tace
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President Taft
American Press Association
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Hadley
FRON
Star OF Sea Academy
John W. Lipcum
Henry
BH. T. Judd
Y. M. CG
A. Canmip
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Penn
F. Leroy Barry
Norwood Avenue
Giri
Bee
Aoe Wale
Annie BE. West
Sioeuto
Ant Odace
Wolley
Jacob Breinbach
Morris
W. H. Woolley
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