Players Boat Club Performs At Lyceum Stage
The Players' Boat Club presented a varied show on the street yard outside a road house featuring a chauffeur porter baby Mr Newlywed and proprietor. Merrell Otto and Atber the Show er impressed with clever acts while Charles Sharp Delmore Lee and Billy Johnson entertained the crowd. The Victoria choir sang and the finale quoted Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot before an 11 30 close. Afterward guests moved to the floating clubhouse at Fair Haven for supper and dancing, with lanterns lighting the lawn and beach and the orchestra continuing into the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Baby
Merrell & Otto
Charles Sharp
Neavers
Delmore & Lee
Red Hawk
Line Amid
Billy” Johnson
Victoria
Boat Club
Lyceum
Fair Haven
Victoria Quartet
Red Bank Youth Struck and Fleeing Car Pursuit Continues
A Red Bank youth was run down by a car near a barn and the driver sped away. Haight chased the fugitives, secured his machine, and alerted police. Chief Wymbs directed officers to watch for the car. authorities may press charges for leaving the scene and possible license violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy
Wibish
Haight
Morgan
Wymbs
Jacob B. Rue
Matawan
Woodbridge
Elizabeth
Wibish Jain
Local Social Notes Patch OAKHURST and Meadow Yacht Race Ahead
OAKHURST NEWs details a Ladies' Aid Society fundraiser near 33 dollars and social gatherings at the parsonage. It lists community arrivals, hospital visits, and residents visiting relatives, with notes on a township dog control ordinance and a Meadow Yacht relay opening race with several boats entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow
Shrewsbury
Willard H. Jerolamon
New Receiver Appointed for Ocean Construction Co in Long Branch
St John Clark of New York named receiver by Vice Chancellor Howell in Newark at the Ocean Construction Company amid liabilities of 176000 dollars. Rosoff said assets total 300000. bond posted and Long Branch property protected by a 5000 dollar bond. Ocean Park operations continue under mortgage, pier work may resume with minor cost, and Ocean Park opens for season with illumination and concerts by Louis P. Fontanella and his Manhattan Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Clark
New York
Long Branch
Ocean Construction Company
Howell
Newark
Samuel R. Rosoff
O Ocean Construction Company
Rosoff
Hennebique Construction Company
Degnan Construction Company
Clark
An Construction Company
Ocean Park
Parker
Davis
Wagner
Walker
Chauncey Parker
Broadway
Ocean Avenue
J. D. Schmuck
Louis P. Fontanella
Manhattan
Record Boys Win Game
Newsies defeated a picked team at Red Bank on the Prospect Park diamond in six innings. Billy Ryan pitched for the seamen, Albert Gordon caught, and Lee Van Nest excelled at shortstop, earning praise from teammates and opponents. After the game the boys received ice cream cones funded by Lou Tetley and the Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsies
Red
Red Bank
Prospect Park
Hubbard's
Mestreet
Lou Tetley
The
Daily Record
Acquittals Return in Do minic Baroni and Elijah Coleman Trials
In Freehold a jury found Do minic Baroni not guilty of illegal liquor sale at 210 Prospect avenue Asbury Park while Elijah Coleman alias Matthews was acquitted of atrocious assault and battery on Edward Miller at Red Bank. Prosecutor Vredenburgh led the state's case. Baroni was defended by Charles E Cook and Andrew J C Stokes. The Baroni trial included testimony from Asbury Park detectives who visited his premises on four dates May 18 20 22 and 24 and claimed beer and whiskey sales. Chief of Police Smith testified he pursued Baroni for liquor sales and recounted an extortion episode involving Harry Hurley and marked money. Coleman claimed Miller provoked the fight. the verdict followed a three hour jury deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Parker
Foster
Freehold
Dominic Baroni
Prospect Avenue
Asbury Park
Baroni
Smith
Harry Hurley
Hurley
Charles E. Cook
Andrew J. C. Stokes
Vredenburgh
Elijah Coleman
Matthews
Edward Miller
Red Bank
Miller
Coleman
Goleman
Joseph Reilly
Bottle explodes injuring Dorothy Gruber in restaurant incident
Dorothy Gruber suffered a three stitch cut to the back of her left hand when a soda bottle exploded at her father's Second avenue restaurant. She wrapped the wound, sought medical care with Dr Filice, and resumed duties this morning. Also reported are newly elected officers of the Keyport Baptist Church Men's League for the coming year, led by President Frank Van Brackle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gruber
Second Avenue
Miss Gruber
Men’s League
Keyport Baptist Church
Frank van, Brackle
H. B Bainton
Angelo Webster
Wilbur Walling
Good Fellowship
Thomas Burrowes
Boy's Work
Chanley
Tourists Reach Homeward Path After White Mountains Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Qubberley returned from a trip that took them 800 miles up to Fall River Massachusetts after visiting Boston and Newport Rhode Island. They passed through New Haven Connecticut and New York today and expect to arrive home tomorrow with no tire trouble.
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Leon Qubberley
White Mountains
New York
Fall River
Mass
Boston
Newport
R. I
New Haven
Conn
Community Notes From West Long Branch
West Long Branch locals share weekend visits with relatives in Long Branch and Montclair. Miss Gladys March receives a plane as a gift. Cecil Sherman gives his son a Dart bicycle. The Ladies Aid Society schedules July meetings and harvest plans. A school painting bid goes to John Maney, with Read resigning as principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Lawyer
Long Branch
Lawyer
Cedar Avenue
Gladys March
Cecil Sherman
Walter Sherman
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. B. Norton
Arthur van Note
Elsie van Huel
Frank Sherman
Phoebe
Allenwood
Atlantic Highlands
R. March
Phoenixville
Penn
James Newleaf
Charles Covert
Lakewood
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Clara Woolley
Harry Hopper
Fred W. van Note
Cora Dangler
Elberon
Charles Stillwagon
Board of Freeholders
Board of Education
Monmouth Beach
John Maney
Stratton and West
Read
Red Bank Rentals Roster With New Tenants
W A Hopping rents the Joshua Bennett house on Wallace street Red Bank to John Lindsley of New York and the James Tilton house on Bergen place to Miss Louise Watkins of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hopping
Joshua Bennett
Wallace Street
Red Bank
John Lindsley
New York
James Tilton
Bergen Place
Louise Watkins
New York City
Improvement Society Active in Navesink Plans
The Navesink Improvement Association posts blue and white enamel signs at street corners and plans a 4th of July event with afternoon athletic events and an evening fireworks display. A 14 pound bluefish was shown at McWood and Potter's fish market in Galilee, caught by John W. Cook & Co., claimed to be the coast's largest in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navesink Improvement Associations
McWood and
Potter's Fish Market
Galilee
John W. Cook & Co
Belford Church Wedding for Miss Grace Wilson and William Cottrell
One of Belford’s popular young ladies, Grace Alice Wilson, married William R. Cottrell at the Belford Methodist Church with Rev. John A. Oakes officiating. The ceremony featured Myrtle Branson and Pauline Cottrell as flower girls, followed by a reception at the Pearce residence and a trip to Atlantic City. The couple will reside in Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Wilgon
William
R. Cottrell
Belford
al White
John A. Oakes
Myrtle Branson
Pauline Cottrell
Gottrell
Atlantic City
Straw Ride to Highlands Ends With Light Misadventure
A party of thirty five young men and women traveled by straw wagon from Miss Wyan’s home to the Highlands last night. Fred Layton provided the wagon and Arthur Stratton drove it with Miss Stella Kegan as chaperon. Dancing followed arrival and a rider sat on the driver’s hat causing damage paid by the offender. Guests came from Asbury Park Red Bank Little Silver and Long Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
Fred Layton
Arthur Stratton
Henry Feeney
Asbury Park
Red Bank
Little Silver
Long
Red Bank Notary Public Reappointed for Five Years
Justice Howard W. Wise of Broad Street Red Bank was reappointed Wednesday as Notary Public for the ensuing five years by Governor Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Wise
Broadstreet
Red Bank
Wilson
Bowling Brook Cottage Leased to Leon B Bally
The Bowling Brook Cottage owned by Mr Weaver has been leased to Leon B Bally by the real estate firm Showler and Hennessey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Brook
Mr. Weaver
Leon B. Bally
Showler and Hennessey
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Third Ave
W. ‘Haball
N. J
Eyes Performance
C.A.W
Goldstein & Sons
Harry Goldstein
RED Bank Boy
Auta
Oakhurst News
Ladies' Aid Society of the M
Rat M. BE. Church
Clarence Young
Lincoln Avenue
Pee
Trenton State State Hospital
Howard Lehy
Easton
John Lehy
Brown Place
May Fisler
Camden
Harry T. Fisler
Harry G. VanNote
West Park Avenue
Baltimore
Samuel Dangler
Ardsley
N. Y
Gilbert Palmer
William McGinty
Bethlehem
Florence
Frank King
Lake Street
Grace Vorhees
Farmingdale
Stella Voorhees
Norwood Avenue
H. G. VanNote
William Nixon
Stanley
Wilber
Ralph Weeden
Arthur Hull
Benjamin Fary
Harry
Hilda
Woodside ‘Avenue
Mis. Fary
Harry Heit
Bethelehem
Pegna
Anna Bazareth
Monmouth Road
Irving Green
Tikeny
Noc Davyison
Pearl Street
Josah &Traton
Mrandy
Victor Gilsey
Jewsbury Avenue
J. W. Smith
Harry F. Davis
Ives
Frank Pivele
William Ireland
Trenton
John Henry Green
West Park
Hattie Layton
Poplar
Trenton State Hospital
Thomas Wilburn
Eatontown
Louie Brown
C. A. Parsons
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Ming
Men's League
West Long Branch News
Frank T. Bloom
Frank C. Storck
Bloom
J. J. Sayre
Red Bank Rentals
Improvement Society
Sna, Manhattan
Kayser
Indies
Sumner
Fulton
Broadway Ball
Joseph Goldstein
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