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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
3
After a motor trip the tiny pores of your face fill with dust and standard soap won’t fully remove it. Rub gently into the face then wipe with a soft cloth to bring out the dirt for dainty freshness. Better than dream, used the same way. Sold at all druggists in collapsible tubes for 25 cents.
J P Riordan and family of New York occupy their summer home The Ideal Beach Rest. Clarence and Mrs Watson and daughter return from out of town. C Wesley Milla builds a small house on Carr avenue for own occupancy. Mrs William B Robinson recovers from illness. Mrs Georgia Knowles rents Wood homestead Wood avenue for season. Henry C Ackerman finishes painting Mepfer bakery Carr avenue. J B Fox rents Cabin cottage Beacon Beach. Mrs Margaret Bulger builds bungalow on Air View avenue.
Thomas Williams opens a picture gallery on Bay avenue. A barber shop linked to Alex Adair’s grocery on Bay avenue run by H. Hager man of Newark. Mark A. Tenney’s corner Miller street and an avenue building repainted. Lawrence and Fix residences on Second Street tied to Atlantic Highlands Gas. Benjamin Martin succeeds Howard Johnson as Highland Beach patrolman. Johnson now runs the Bay avenue bowling alleys. Kilgannon family summering on the hill. Simmons cottages on Navesink rented to Mrs M Schneider of New York. Willi Monay adds 20 by 20 foot extension to Tuxedo Hotel. Martin and Bueckel of Leonardo secure contract.
J W Seaman civil engineer surveyor commissioner of deeds with office in Record Building 192 Broadway Long Branch N J Henry S Terhune counsellor at law solicitor and master in chancery notary public Postoffice Building Broadway Long Branch N J Charles F Sexton master in chancery commissioner of deeds notary public Manohle Hall Building 231 Broadway Long Branch N J
Stanley Antonides recovers from appendectomy at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Harry Posten host honeymooning guests from Milton Penn. General Capital church choir meets after prayer service. Dr Kent J Brown of North Carolina spends summer with his mother in Bay View Ave. Prof Forman Cassaboom returns from Trenton trip. Mrs John F Bruch visits relatives in town. Mrs Isaiah H Stootes visits daughter Mrs Charles J Runyon in Rahway. Charles J Willett recovers from months of stomach trouble. Mrs Emma B Magee visits niece Mrs Daniel Hendrickson. White flat turnips begin shipping, first sent by David K Hampton. The Watermelon Girl Timothy McMahon's yacht painted at Clayton's dry dock by Barry Be Roxey.
A 8 o clock departure from the Liberty Hotel sent a Breidt auto delivery car toward Belmar for a shore dinner at Murphy's resort. George Gamble organized the event with ample amusement for 20 guests aboard a festively decorated car. The trip to Belmar and back proceeded without delay, the return arriving at midnight.
Mrs Isaac and Williams and son from Red Bank visited Miss Emma Flarley on Monday. Lena Wiederholt of Red Bank visited her brother A Wiederholt on Sunday. Emma Morford and family took a trip to Philadelphia. James Brown of Short Hills spent Sunday here. Mrs King of Buffalo returned home after a stay with sister Mrs Charles M Patterson. Aaron Armstrong, sick, is now able to be about. Mrs S W Bennet of Red Bank visited Mrs Samuel H Clark on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Henry Hance and daughter of Belmar visited Tuesday. Sycamore avenue has been oiled by Standard Oil. Mrs J Wright Brown returned from a visit in Canada.
The Monmouth Rustic Company owned by Lewis Chasey in Oakland Street Red Bank works on rustic bridges seats porches tables and rose arches. They build a large rustic bridge at Dr Fanshawe estate Shrensbury and furnish restaurants and parlors in Rumson road Highlands and Asbury Park.
Three patients were admitted to the surgical ward at Monmouth Memorial Hospital yesterday: Angelina Delaio Jennie Miller and Isaac Sunshimer.
Four month-old Marry C. Bradley Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Mary C. Bradley of Sea Bright, was baptized Wednesday afternoon at the First Methodist parsonage on Monmouth Street Red Bank by Reverend Perey Perinehiet.
A district column promotes a time tested family remedy to lift spirits. The piece urges readers to keep liver active bowels regular and stomach in good tone through timely use of the reforming tonic. It frames the remedy as beneficent and always effective.
Notice lists widespread Beecham pills sales at boxes 10c and 26c. It reports local social updates including Mrs. Frank Gray's illness, visits among residents in Irving place Shrewsbury avenue Locust avenue and Long Branch, and church activities at Trinity Episcopal Church Maple Avenue with Rev. Maclenar and Rev. Russell conducting services.
William Y Cantwell executor of Margaret Ryan's estate issues notice under Monmouth Surrogate. Creditors must file debts within nine months from May 24, 1912 or be barred from action. Gustavus J Nordell administrator of William B Ireland's estate likewise requires creditors file claims by May 3, 1912 or be forever barred.
Timetable details list departures from New York stations including foot of Liberty Street and West 2nd Street for NY and Long Branch routes. Numerous times show trains to Jersey sites such as Matawan Perth Amboy Red Bank and Elizabeth plus connections to Freehold Tom's River and Trenton. Sunday and Saturday variations noted with special runs and footnote remarks.
A writ of fi fa directs public sale on July 7 1912 between noon and 5 pm at Freehold Court House for multiple Monmouth Beach parcels. Seized assets include Beach Road properties and cottages tied to Monmouth Beach Club House Company, under Ferrand O Smith and Thoms Smith partners, sheriff Wilbert A Beecroft.
Public notice announces a hearing on the Jersey Central Traction Company project to build and operate a street railway in Monmouth County. The hearing is in Freeholders Room Court House Freehold July 10 1918 at 10 AM. The company seeks fifty year permission to construct railroad along specified route over Brewsbury River with electric traction and poles and wires, subject to county rules.
By writ of fi fa the sheriff will sell at public vendue on the July day in Long Branch Monmouth County New Jersey. The sale includes three tracts and a pier bulkhead in Long Branch with streets Ocean Avenue Laird Street and Atlantic Ocean. Titles include Ocean Hotel property area and conveyances dating back to 1900. Sale conducted by Wittert A. Breckport Sheriff and partners with creditors barred by rule.
Administrators William T. Hurle and William Burke announce to creditors of the decedent Daniel W. Wardell that claims against the estate must be filed under oath within nine months from specific dates in 1918 and 1922, or be barred. The notices name heirs and executors and provide filing deadlines.
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