Silver Jubilee of Father Crean Observed at St. Michael
The silver jubilee of Father Richard A. Crean’s ordination is celebrated with a high mass at St. Michael's Church. Bishop James A. McFaul preached, and a testimonial purse was presented by parishioners as priests from across the diocese joined sixty clergy in marking the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thay
St. Michael's Church
Richard A. Crean
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Father Crean
Sandy Hook
Cape Map Point
James A. McFaul
Wil P. Cantwell
L.L. Dol
Star of the Sea
Thomas A. Roach
Church of the Holy Spirit
Asbury Park
John Walsh
Trenton
Father Walsh
Joseph J. O'Donohue
Peter Hanch, Jr
G. C. Cattanach
James
Rielly
Farmers Market Opens With Early Trade In Lettuce
The Farmers Market opened this morning with buyers on site though many products were limited early. J. Hendrickson & Son of Middletown arrived with a large auto truck of lettuce and other produce. Local dealers and hotels expect liberal patronage as the season starts and a central shopping spot forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrickson & Son
Middletown
Mentre Hury
Hendrickson and Son
Sedges Auxiliary Outing at Goose Neck Hosts Fiftieth
The oldest Monmouth Memorial Hospital auxiliary held its annual meeting at The Sedges, Goose Neck, with about 75 attendees enjoying a long shore lunch of steamed clams Walsh sauce boiled ham deviled eggs and coffee. Mrs. C Henry Irwin welcomed guests before afternoon boating and more dining. Numerous members and guests from Chicago to local families attended in a hospitable, homelike event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Memorial
Meladdin
C. H. Irwin
Louis Price
Chicago
Wiliam H. Walsh
Ll. J. Cheetham
William H. Slocum
William C. Price
Wilbur Gardiner
Robert J. Meeker
Charles Whitty
J. C. Lippincott
John L. Havens
Asher Wardell
William Poole
Jess Green
H W. Emmons, Jr
C. Schaeffer
Smith
Irene Sussman
A. Clark
Elizabeth Bazley
Birdie Marks
Marcus Nesbitt
Oliver
Topping
A. Bazley
Brinley
William A. Seaman
W. F. Widmer
Charles H. Ray
William H. Stack
Edward Waitt
Harry C. Lain
George Simbley
J. P. West
Wilbur Carley
Almon Carley
Annie Davis
Douglass Riddle
Harry J. Allen
J. R. McGrue
Alvin §. Wooding
Gilmore West
B. Drummond Woolley
P. A. Hull
May Kurruss
George Bennett
Charles Hil
J.T. Welch
Albert M. Whiteford
B. J. Davis
R. H. Hughey
William M. Slocum
L. Reynolds
Harold Dennett
C. Arch Reid
Morris Wood
Amer Craig
H. J. Kemp
Fair Haven Health Board Reappointments
The Fair Haven borough council held a regular session noting the reappointment of George B Hodgeman and D Wolcott to the Board of Health for three years. A taxpayer letter criticized road work and spending while the cleanup committee was authorized to use borough hall for a Saturday meeting. New jail cells will be installed behind the council chamber within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Haven Borough
Maple Avenas
Battin Road
Daniel Rankin
Hawking
George B. Hodgeman
D. ©. Wolcott
Board of Health
Red Bank Girl Is June Bride In Noroton Society
Mrs. Harry J. Ivins of Bridge Avenue Red Bank saw daughter Miss Leta Patterson wed Floyd Eldridge Rue son of George Rue of Old Bridge at two this afternoon. The bride wore a white crepe meteor gown and carried white roses. Attendant Miss Mary Elizabeth Shellers wore light blue chiffon over pink and carried pink roses. The Rev Monroe Van Sant officiated. After a reception the couple left for a honeymoon to Akron Ohio and Niagara Falls then will reside in the Bronx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Ivins
Bridge Avenue
Red Bank
Niagara Falls
Bronx
Rue
Red Bank High School
New York
Barrett Estate Bequeaths Majority To Widow In Newark Will
Michael T. Barnett deceased June 7 at Ocean Avenue summer home left most of his estate to widow Katherine Janek Barrett under a will filed in Newark. Hugh Campbell Barrett receives 20000, with 1000 to John Barrett Wade and 250 to several Newark institutions and churches. Will dated November 8, 1907, three pages, executors named Harrett’s father Peter Manek and Hugh Campbell Marrett. The estate’s total value is not stated but believed large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael T. Barnett
Ocean Avenue
Ung City
Katherine Janek Barrett
Washington Place
Newark
Hugh Campbell Barrett
Park Avenue
John Barrett Wade
Catholic Prefectory
Arlington
St. Michael's Hospital
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
St. Barnaba’s Hospital
German Hospital
House of Good Shepherd
Little Sisters of the Poor
St. James’ Church
St. Mary's Church
Frederick (. Marsh
Kenry Leidig
Harrett
Peter Manek
Harrison
Hugh Campbell Marrett
Stage Driver Fined After Fourth Avenue Disturbance
Harry Cohen stage driver was accused of creating a disturbance on Fourth Avenue and arrested by Patrolman Laparre. This morning Recorder Arrowsmith imposed a 63 fine. Do It Now advertises upholstery services with three skilled workers and quick turnaround. Jacob Steinbach and Mrs A C Shelton Dresemaker are noted with a season return to 246 Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cohen
Fourth Avenue
Laparre
Arrowsmith
Jacob Steinbach
A. C. Shelton
Dresemaker
Central Avenue
Young Man Rescues Elderly Woman From House Fire
Leonard Donahue of Millhurst near Freehold carried Mrs. Abrams to safety after she fainted during a blaze caused by a defective chimney. The fire destroyed the second floor and damaged adjoining property, with about $2,500 loss mostly insured. Firemen aided, and Mrs. Abrams recovered after the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Donahue
Millhurst
Freehold
Walter Abrams
Abrams
Youn Donahue
Ater
Donnie
Hole smashed in excursion steamer at yacht race
At Cuxhaven Germany June 23 the Whitmburg American liner Queen Louise struck the excursion steamer Cobra crowded with sightseers near the Elbe mouth during a yacht race. The Cobra listed badly as passengers rushed to safety. Cobra crew pumped water and brought the vessel to dock in a near sinking state. It was unclear if any lives were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuxhaven
Germany
Kaiser
Meteor
Elbe
Royal Arcanums 37 Years Old Today
The Royal Arcanum marks 37 years since its founding in Boyton Massachusetts with nine members. The order now numbers about a quarter of a million, with nearly 200 in this city, members bearing Star and Stripes. Long Branch Arcanians held church services memory at the Baptist Church with a sermon on virtue mercy and charity by Rev C McKay. Mrs Van Cleaf Very II and Mrs Gilbert Van Cleaf of Hamilton avenue are seriously ill with pneumonia. An anxious circle hopes for recovery. Gito Bensone of Red Bank dies aged 24 from tuberculosis leaving a mother and brother and sister. Funeral at St James Red Bank tomorrow at 4:40 am. burial in Calvary Cemetery New York. June 24 Dance by The Children of Mary in the Lyceum Latola6
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New York
League
Little Mothers’ League
Itafian
Franklin
Josephine Baker
New York City
Nurse of
Long Branch
Monmouth County
Aga Coast
United States
Visiting Nurse Association
Royal Arcanum
Boyton
Mass
Order
Arcanum
Mercy Land Charity
Long Brateh
Lin Shih
van Cleaf Very II
Gilbert van Cleaf
Hamilton Avenue
Gito Bensone
Red Bank
St. James Church
Peter J. Gorman
Calvary Cemetery
Grand Lodge of Masons
Richard HH. Hughes
Third
Pranklin Avenues
Hughes
C. Asa Francis
Frank W. Hampton
Charles BP. Russ
Elizabeth
Louis Miller
Miller
Russ
Masonic Jalil
Treasury
McAdoo
O. Wenderoth
John Wranisiin Fort
Spring Lake
Francis
Carson Commandery
No. 16
Knights Templar
Templars
Vous
Newark
Hollywood Pupils Annual Musical Presented by Red Bank Studio
The pupils of Professor J. M. Hollywood of Red Bank held their annual musical yesterday afternoon at Hollywood's Peters Place studio starting at three o'clock. About 40 students performed including Mary Leroy Beatrice Dickoff Helen Flynn Emma Dixon Mary Ryan Geraldine Pegley Gladys Kilert May Degenring Alice Schmidt Florence Sherman Margaret Winch A Cooper Minnie Wycoff Agnes Dean Marion Sherman Fern Kemp Natalie Hall Ruth Mall Constance Durham Irene Bloom Marion Ford Alma O'Brien Beatrice Rafferty Lydia Tyler Rita Carney Mary Kelly Helen Phillips Kenneth Walker Edward Wilson Edw O'Brien Frank Hofman Meert West Frank Reilly Anching Boncore Hewitt Wharton Walter Kinsman Anthony Holtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hollywood
Red Bank
Constance Durham
Irene Bloom
Marion Ford
Alma O'Brien
Beatrice Rafferty
Lydia Tyler
Rita Carney
Mary Kelly
Helen Phillips
Kenneth Walker
Edward Wilson
Edw. O'Brien
Frank Hofman
Meert West
Frank Reilly
Anching Boncore
Hewitt
Wharton
Walter Kinsman
Anthony Holtz
Robbers Hit Lingroft Post Office. Cash Lost
Henry A. Canever, Lingroft postmaster and local storekeeper, found his post office ransacked at night. Robbers opened a window by prying a shutter and cleaned the cash drawer of about twenty to twenty five dollars. They removed letters, scattered contents along the road, and escaped despite nearby lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Canever
Lincroft
Conover
Alec
Mexican Peace Hopes Rise as Mediation Nears
A report notes expectations that Mexicans will settle internal affairs peacefully while Villa meets with his generals to plan an attack on Zacatecas, with a federal stronghold looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa
Zacatecas
Mediation outlook brightens on Mexican crisis
Federal reports from Washington say Mexicos internal affair settlement may be by Mexicans with Huerta and Carranza mediators nearing a provisional government plan. Administration backs the delay for Carranzas arrivals as talks are expected to yield agreement amid watchful waiting. Villa commands 30000 troops in Canitas as generals study Zacatecas topography for a possible assault plan and Barron may have received reinforcements and artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Mexico
Huerta
Canitas
Natera
Csty
Villa
Angeles
Ur Dina
Maclovi
Herrera
Benavides
Zacatecas
Barron
Chapter Masons to Celebrate Past High Vriesta Night
Hiram Chapter No 1 R A M Red Bank will celebrate Past High Priestess Night tonight. Standard Chapter No 35 will send a large delegation. Red Bank chapter is the oldest in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram
Red Bank
High Vriesta
Standard
New Jersey
Barnegat fishing party returns after successful trip
A Saturday fishing party left for the Price boathouse at Barnegat and returned Sunday evening after landing about thirty weeks. The party included Mr and Mrs W A Stevens Mr and Mrs C F Sexton Mr and Mrs H C Clark and Mr and Mrs Geo R Northam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnegat
Price Boathouse
W. A. Stevens
Mra
C. F. Sexton
H.C. Clark
Geo. Ii. Northam
Hard Luck Story on Soliciting Ends in Courtroom Twist
Martin Franey a local street solicitor is arrested by Patrolman McCarthy while seeking a shirt door to door. In recorder court he faces a charge of soliciting, and Recorder Arrowsmith sets a sentence of thirty days in the 20. Franey carries broken ribs and faces transfer to Trenton hospital via county jail today.
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Martin Franey
Franey
McCarthy
Recorders Court
Arrowsmith
Bra Iney
Trenton
Ree Arrowsmith
Quirk
Trenton Hospital
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Takanassee Lake
Myer and Flock Undertakers
Walsh
Fair Haven Health Board
Dard Ave
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Little Mothers” League
Mrs. Cunningham
Miss Forbes
Io June Bride
M'Reynolds and Walsh
N. H
American Press Association
Wilson
Motteynoida
Massachusetts
New Haven
Barret
Hole
Children of Mary
Lyceum
Cornerstone
Hollywood
Lingroft
Carranza
Niagara
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