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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
3
The article covers a 1912 commencement program with seven graduates. It describes musical selections, recitations, and honors, including salutatory by Miss Gaskin and valedictory by Miss Thero. Rev. W. Cantwell delivers the address as the school acknowledges parents and teachers.
Excerpts from school programs describe closing ceremonies at Primary School No 1 with songs, plays, drills, and thanks to parents teachers and friends. Primary School No 3 guests enjoyed an ice cream feast as pupils prepare to enter eighth grade, listing named students.
Kate Johnson claims Lucy Hughes assaulted her during a Wednesday night incident at an open window on Pearl Street Crow Hollow Red Bank. Both women are residents. Hughes was detained by Constable Chandler and released on bail after a magistrate hearing.
Navesink Lodge No. 89 CO F Red Bank holds semii annual officers meeting Monday night at Odd Fellows Hall Monmouth Street. DeWitt Carhart to receive third degree after recent first and second degrees at Asbury Park by Elizabeth degree team. Yeajak Lodge members plan annual trip to North Shrewebury River to Banday Hook aboard Capt. William Littie’s motor launch at Fair Raven dock nine o’clock. Odd Fellows to play baseball and hold a clambake with full attendance urged.
Recorder Arrowsmith handles police court matters as several prisoners come before him. Maggie Lawson and Louis Lamber, both held for disturbance on Abbottsford avenue, were arrested by Patrolman West. Lawson was discharged, Lamber fined $5. Arch Jeffrey faced a warrant arrest by Patrolman Edwards, hearing postponed until Monday. Samuel Botchiri, arrested by Patrolman Harvey for public drunkenness, fined $6.
The regular morning worship is at 10 45 with a sermon on The New ness of the Old. Sunday School begins at 11 45 and ends at 12 00. Evening worship follows at 7 45 with an invitation extended to all.
A long list details wedding gifts received by Mr and Mrs George Van Dyke including silverware, cut glass, china, hand painted dishes, water colors, etchings, and silver centerpieces from relatives friends and associated organizations following their Wednesday ceremony. Notable names include Major William A Phillips Lieutenant Colonel George Montgomery and Captain Carr Waller among many others. The items range from silver tea spoons and nut dishes to dinner sets and carved glassware, reflecting a generous celebration.
Mr and Mrs Charles Jehl and daughter Pauline left for a ten day stay at Silver Springs Park House Laker Hopatcong The Red Bank Firemen were summoned to a false alarm in Mrs Schmidt's barn on Wallace Street near Washington Street The fire was extinguished before the alarm sounded by Harry Schmidt who was working there at the time
Miss Armenita Fuller a long time Red Bank resident died last night after a stroke. Survived by son Thomas Fuller who lived with her. Funeral at her home tomorrow afternoon with interment at Cypress Hill, New York. Spectors Robert R. Mount & Son of Red Bank in charge.
Gordon again won the prize for the largest increase in Daily Records sales at Red Bank for the past week. Bennie Grant secured the second award as Red Bank’s daily circulation rapidly rises, making the Record an ideal advertising medium for local merchants.
Local timetable snippet lists New Jersey Central lines from Linden to Matawan and Sandy Hook with stations named and times noted. It references connections to New York and various fare figures and daily Sunday schedules.
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