Vredenburgh Bar Officers and New Lawyers Oath Adopted
The New Jersey Bar Association adopted a new lawyers oath at Atlantic City, replacing the former oath with commitments to constitutional duties, courts, and fair conduct. Officers elected include President Howard Carroll of Camden and vice presidents William M. Johnson Hackensack William S. Lewis Paterson Halsey M. Barrett Newark secretary William J. Kraft Camden treasurer Lewis Starr Camden and several directors from multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Bar Association
Atlantic City
United States
New Jersey
Courts of Justice
Judicial cMeers
Roth
Howard Carroll
Camden
William M. Johnson
Hackensack
William S. Lewis
Paterson
Halsey M. Barrett
Newark
William J. Kraft
Lewis Starr
Walter H. Bacon
Bridgeton
Norman Grey
Peter Vredenburgh
Freehold
Edwin E. Marshall
Trenton
Edwin S. Atwater
Elizabeth
John B.». Vreeland
Morristown
Thomas 4. Davis
Orange
William Brinkerhoff
Jersey City
Eugene Emley
Dobbins Cottages Leased In Long Branch
William E. Dobbins of Philadelphia resumes leasing the Dobbins cottages at Long Branch. Occupants listed include Benjamin Wise Avery avenue E M Owen Wallach cottage Second avenue Solomon Milkman Second and South Bath avenues and Aaron Garfunkel Maude cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Dobbins
Philadelphia
Long Branch
Dobbins
Mr. Dobbins
Benjamin Wise
Avery Avenue
E. M. Owen
Second Avenue
Solomon Milkman
Second
South
Bath Avenues
Aaron Garfunkel
Maude Cottage
Renu Home After Visit
Mrs Bels Cunningham and family of Brooklyn visited from Wednesday to Monday with her sister Mrs John Wyckoff in Oceanic.
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Renu
Bels Cunningham
Fam Ny
Brooklyn
John Wyckoff
Oceanic
Permit Granted for Sewer Works on Fourth Avenue
Permission has been granted the Sewer Company to open a portion of Fourth Avenue. The work will be done under the supervision of the street committee of the City Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue
City
Counci
Scarboro Hotel Opens Season With Noted Guests
The Scarboro Hotel opens for the season of 191 and welcomes guests including Mr. and Mrs. Wise of New Orleans among the late arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarboro Hotel
Mrs. Wise
New Orleans
Found Dead in Shed near Red Bank
A boy found Milo Sague dead near a shed at the foot of J. Trafford Allen's hill in Red Bank. Coroner John J. Sickles of Navesink ruled the death due to alcoholism and granted burial permission. Sague leaves a brother in Paterson and two children in Red Bank.
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J. Trafford Allen
Red Bank
Milo Sague
Harry Fay
John J. Sickles
Navesink
Sague
Paterson
Red Rank
Deaths: Herman H. White of Oceanic dies at 75
Herman H. White of Oceanic died Monday of general disability at age 75. He leaves a wife and three daughters.
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Herman H. White
Oceanic
Cook Sella Property Sold on Monmouth Road
Cook Sella has sold his property on the Monmouth road near the home to John Noble of York. The house was built seven years ago and acres of land are connected with it. Mr Noble, who does business in New York, will become a permanent resident and will take July first. Mr and Mrs I will likely spend the summer at the Cook homestead at Oakhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitey
Cook
Monmouth Road
John Noble
York
Nobile
New York
Oakhurst
Reckless Autoist Fined in Brighton Avenue Incident
Cycle officer McGarvey arrested a speeding reckless driver on Brighton avenue after identifying him as Charles Newton at City Hall. Newton posted $25 to appear, and was fined $10 by Recorder Van Doren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGarvey
Brighton Avenue
City Hall
Charles Newton
van Doren
Cow owners may need Board of Health permits for stabling
The notice warns cow owners that stabling cattle within the silty limits requires a permit from the Board of Health and calls for affected parties to submit formal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Bomrtt Iy
Children's Day at Simpson Church in Allenhurst
A detailed report of Children's Day at Simpson Church features Reverend Alfonsay Dare's sermon urging attention to boys and the 15,000 to 20,000 young men aged 4 to 35 who rarely attend church. The event included a large Sunday school program directed by Charles W. Blakeslee, music by Prof. Pitman West, and numerous recitations, choruses, and prayers. Postmaster A. T. Woolley faced both joy and loss with a new post office site grant and the theft of his bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumpsoan Memorial
M. Ko
Alfonsay Dare
Rey Thy
John Handley
Supe
Les
Absalon
Sale
Handley
Dr. Handley
Henry Thomas
David W
Viola Mo Burkett
John W
George E
Lydia J. Woolley
Freda Josephine
Garrett I
Leonora M. Stout
William D
LeRoy
George
Anna K. Gaskill
Christian Morris
Christian
Aurelia Fisher
Gwendolyn Edna
Raymond E
Margaret D. Cass
Charles W. Blakeslee
Pitman West
P. M
A. T. Woolley
Pierce
Goldstein
Elberon Church opens with noted Presbyterian divines
Elberon Memorial Church begins its 1910 season with a series of pulpit commitments by prominent Presbyterian ministers from New York and New Jersey. Rev Dr Joseph Dunn Burrell and Rev Dr M W Stryker will lead July, with August and September services featuring other leading pastors. Proceeds from July 31 services benefit Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Music includes a reengaged quartet with harpist and violinist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Ave
David James Burrell
Marble Collegiate Reformed Church
New York
Elberon Memorial Church
New Jersey
Chulc
Mange
West End
Barrel
Edinburgh
Rey
Joseph Dunn Burrell
Clausson Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
M. W. Stryker
Hamilton College
Clinton
N._Y
John P. Carson
Central Presbyterian Church
Cleland H. McAfee
Lafayette Presbyterian Church
Jock Ion
Abbott B. Kittridge
Madison Ayete Reformed Church
Dev
John F. Carson
David DeForest Burrell
First Presbyterian Church, South Orange
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Marie Stoddart- Gayler
Marie Jordan Fitz
Moses Taylor
Charles J. Young
Church of the Puritans
Donald Sage Mackay
Oceanic Presbyterian Church Repeats Children’s Day Program
Due to bad weather on Sunday June 12 the Oceanic Presbyterian Church held a rerun of its Children’s Day program with songs and recitations by the school and choir. The collection totaled $12.91. A notable moment was the tag baptism of Mildred Isabelle Roth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Owen Roth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanic Presbyterian Church
Mildred Isabelle Roth
Owen Roth
Oceanic
Sealed bids sought for Monmouth gravel road project
Proposals to build Section 2 of the Red Bank and Holmdel Road in Monmouth County will be opened July 13 1910 at 11:00 A M. Bidders must include a 1400 dollar certified check and samples of gravel. Plans available in Freehold Trenton and Red Bank offices. The Board may reject all bids.
Proposals for Southard Road section in Monmouth County
The Board of Chosen Freeholders of Monmouth County invites bids on the third section of Southard Road from Adelphia to Lakewood. Bids due July 13, 1910 at 11 a.m. in Freehold. Plans at Freeholders office, State Public Roads office, or Peter Forman. A $1000.40 certified check required. Bid samples of gravel must be provided. Board may reject any bids.
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New Jersey
Monmouth Co
N. J
Adelphia
Lakewood
Southard
Manasquan River
Board of Chosen Freeholders of
Monmouth County
N J
Court House
Freehold
Board of Freeholders
State Commissioner of Public Roads
Trenton
Peter Forman
Man- Nalapan
Geo. W. Patterson, Jr
Board of Chosen Freeholders
WM. B. Conover
P.O
Proposals Sought for Automobile Hose Wagons in Long Branch
Public notice invites sealed proposals to furnish an Automobile Hose Wagon with capacity for 1000 feet of 2 1/4 inch hose and a mobile combination hose and chemical wagon. Bids due by July 18, 1910 at 7:80 o'clock.Specifications required.City Council may reject any proposal.Filed with City Clerk, City Hall. June 16, 1910. Bryant B. Newcomb City Clerk. 2b to 27w ON RULE TO BAR CREDITORS. Executor's Notice. Aphie James Executrix of Louis James deceased gives creditors nine months from June 16 1910 to file claims or be barred. Administratrix’s notice continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
City Hall
Bryant B. Newcomb
Aphie James
Louis James
County of
Monmouth
James P. Brogg
Court of Chancery of
New Jersey
Georgianna Woolley
James P. Bragg
Nellie Healy
County of Monmouth
Parker & van Gelder
Broadway
Monmouth Circuit Court
Court House
Freehold
Zaid
F. H. Kennedy & Son
Third Avenue
Cedar Avenue
Wilsow
Camden
Monmouth Pleas Court
Ocean
A. D
Liberty Street
Haight and Ellis
Anna EB. Graf
Samuel Klein
Et All, Partners, ‘&v
Clarence E. F. Hetrick
Clarence G. van Note
Elizabeth A. Garrabrant
Jacob J. Garrabrant
Elizabeth A. G. NT
Long Branch Police Department Ordinance Amended 1910
City Council amends sections of the 1907 police ordinance establishing a police department in Long Branch. The mayor heads the force. the captain of police leads the detective bureau with alternating day and night tours. duties include reporting derelictions and health nuisance notices. A supplemental ordinance creates a detective bureau under mayoral and captain control with bonding and salary provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
City of
City of Long Branch
Iayor
Borean
Detective Bureau
Ried
Board of Health
Forrest Green
Bryant B. Newcomb
Charles C. McFaddin
Sheriff Sale Notices From New Jersey Chancery Court
Public sale notices from Monmouth County courts detail a 1910 sheriff sale in Eaton town and a separate foreclosure and divorce actions in Long Branch and Asbury Park with dates, locations, and involved parties including Crum Woolley Healy Parker Bragg and others.
Settlement notices and foreclosure sale in Monmouth County
Notices of settlements for estates of Ella and Florence Fleet minors and related guardianship actions. Probate entries include attorney filings, bonds, and deadlines. A separate foreclosure sale is listed for July 7 1910 in Freehold on lands seized in a Klein et al case. Executors and administrators warn creditors to file claims within nine months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Robinson
Will Robinson
Orphana Court
County of Monmouth
Florence Fleet
Olga Fleet
Orphans Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vredenburgh
Assemblyman State Association
Bummer
Cook Sella Property
Simpson Church
Onward Press
Supt
Chas B. Sexton
Florence Attison
Evelyn Reid
Geo. Morris
Ella Leffenter
Elsie Reid
Carl Con Reid
Anna West
Gladys DeGanlo
Mildred Reid
Thelma | Smith
Mildred Proctor
Anthony T. Woolley
Marcellus Watters
Ralph Cheetham
Flora Bowers
Benjamin
VanTine
John
Owell
William Soden
Phil Cohen
Allenhurst Florist
Henry A. Kruschka
Allenhurst
Elberon
Samuel T. Sleeper
Cams
Sons of Veterans of Red Bank
Child Building
Conklin Hume
George Conklin
Mrs Wiggs
Mr. Conklin
Holmdel Road
Bridge
Brown
Board of Chosen
Freeholders
George K. Allen, Jr
Board of
Chosep Freeholders
Stewart Art Iron Works
Cincinnati, Ohio
Loula
Pritas
John. G. Sexton
Sexton. Bros.Undertakers
Broadway Long Branch
N, J
Alfred Brown
Mr. Brown
Eatontown Township
Wall Street
Hollywood Golf Grounds
Fire Department
James
Ehd
Sheriff's
Court of Chancery
Norwood Avenue
Eatontown
Eaton
State of
Said Avenue
Samuel Davis
Peter Hulick
John H.rown
Richard D. Crum
Sheriff
N Chancery OF
Changery OF
Florence B. Parker
George R. Parker
Florence BH. Parker
Johnston & Conover
P. O
Appleby
Asbury Park
Qabougs
V. Merawe
Hna
John T. Bailey
Iy ‘Arry Fleet
Frank BE. Henderson
Olive M. Albaugh
John W. Albaugh
Frank £. Henderson, Olive M. Albaugh
Iitedéew
Charles H. Throckmorton
Mary A. McGraw
Throckmo
Ana
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