Atlantic Highlands Sees Quick Summer Cottage Boom
Atlantic Highlands prepares for an early summer as over forty cottages already host metropolitan owners. Notable homes on Hooper Avenue Bay View Avenue and nearby hills exceed twelve thousand dollars in construction, with new guests and planned improvements.
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Atlantic Highlands
E. K. Camp
K. Linson
W. A
Lockwood House
Atlantic Highlands Gas Company
Highlands
Water Witch
Seven School Records Fall At Chatile Inter Class Meet
The third annual inter class track and field meet at Chatile High School drew a large crowd at Baseball Park. Seven records were broken as Seniors finished with 28 points from six entries while individual races featured close finishes and notable performers such as Morris Erickson Haviland Perry Mazza and Maps amid a strong showing by track officials and organizers.
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Chatile
Chattle High School
Baseball Park
Chattle
Red Bank
Willian Tallman
Langdon Morris
Barron Rex
Orville Borden
Louis Fish
Charlee Mazzo
Mazza
Lester Maps
Rex
Joseph Perry
Arthur Hull
Arthur 2
Wingerel
William Tyman
Victor le ‘Valley
Frank Briskey
Blaisdell
Daos
Briskey
Caviliere
Dalton
Wondy Perri
L. Morris W. Talkman
Orville ‘Borden and i Saeces Fish
Shield Installed as Highland Park Pastor
Rev F K Shield A M of Long Branch was inducted as pastor of the Highland Park Reformed Church succeeding Rev Thomas C Boston of East Orange. The installation included sermons by Rev Frederick J Berg and charges by several clergy. new organist I N Terry chosen. The Shields will move into the parsonage under construction in Highland Park in July.
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F. K. Shield
A. M
Long Branch
Highland Park Reformed
Thomas C
Boston
East Orange
Shield
First’ Reformed Church
East
Bundy
Frederick J. Berg
Port Richmond
Staten Island
W. I. Chamberlain
New Brunswick
P. T. Peck
F. T. B., Reynolds
Gun Club P Speroous First Anniversary Celebration Set
Gun Club of West Long Borough marks its first anniversary next Wednesday at the Golden Building. Members will shoot in the afternoon and compete for top marks, followed by an outdoor dance with Prof Howland Oyturnish providing music. Club houses four lots on Butphen Estate with thirty foot platforms planned. Officers include President H Yoo and Treasurer John H Conk. membership stands at eighty two.
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Org
Gun Club
Golden
West Long
Howland
H. Yoo
W. H
Boston Woman Expected Home From Illness
H Davis Jr of Citizens Bank and A T Woolley of New Jersey accompany Mrs Jonas Bubk and family from Boston where she is treated for endicitis. She is expected home soon.
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H. Davis, Jr
The
Citizens
Jonas Bubk
A.T. Woolley
Tang
New Jersey
Thetia
Boston
Uae
Mass
Knights of Columbus State Convention Held at Cattagnithe
Report notes the annual State Convention of the Knights of Columbus held at Cattagnithe with delegates from Red Bat Council No. 625 and other entities. It mentions Grand Knights past chief ranks and a speaker who preached truancy in Middletown and Townanto. The Middle town Board of Education has disposed of several truancy cases as reported last week.
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The
Knights’ of Columbus
Cattagn
Middletown
Middletown Township
Brenger
Belford
John Leddy
Portmouth
Grand Chapter Visit Marks Eastern Star Night at Masonic Temple
Eastern Star night drew Grand Chapter officers and delegates from six jurisdictions to Mason ic Temple. Notable guests included Lakewood and Paterson representatives led by Most Worthy Gr Patron Charles A. Nighman of Jersey City and M W Grand Matron Marie Baum of Paterson. New members Mrs Albert Craig and Mrs M V Paeh were introduced before luncheon followed by addresses from grand chapter officers.
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Masonic Temple
Lakewood
Paterson
Mersey City
Red Bank
Elizabeth
Newark
Charles A. Nighman
Jersey City
M. W
Marie Baum
Emma Farrier
Neiman
Winters
Garrabrant
Albert Craig
M. V. Paeh
Premier Might at Parker Home
Mrs. Charlotte L. Cobb made her initial bow with a manuscript reading at the Parker home. The event featured two published songs and a debut of The Secret sung by Myrtle Sickles, with piano by Aurilia Conover and Margaret Parker. The program closed with Verdi and Lane pieces, followed by a social repast and cordial reception by the Parker family.
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Charlotte L. Cobb
W. S&s
Parker
Myrtle
Sickles
Aurilia
Conover
Margaret Parker
Verdi
Geralds Lane
Observatory Notes From North Broadway Long Branch
Fragmentary observations list meteorological hints and atmospheric details from a display at North Broadway Long Branch. The notes reference barometer readings and wind velocity, with scattered figures such as 38 miles and 58. The text is incomplete but suggests a weather or display log with periodic measurements.
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Broadway
Long Branch
Insurgents Consolidate Juarez Hold as War Moves
Reports from El Paso May 11 describe Insurgents securing Juarez after a recent battle while preparing for a potential Federal relief attack led by Colonel Rabago. Casualty tallies include about 60 Federals and 15 Insurgents killed and 150 Federals and 100 rebels wounded.
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el Paso
Juarez
Rabago
Madero
License requests disposed with few renewals in New Jersey
Judge John B. Foster dismissed many license applications laid over from last week. Only two wholesale licenses were renewed or transferred, while several hotel and inn licenses were withdrawn or laid over. Notable actions included transfers at Hotel Gordon Brighton and Mansion House pier project filings, with numerous withdrawals and adjournments through May 18.
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John B. Foster
John Belot
Hoyt & Francis
Abe Gittelman
Gordon
Brighton , Avenue
Henry M. Fitch
Howard Avery
T Ofetire
Worders Red Bank
New Jersey State Rifle Association
Wm. H. Washer
Log Cabin Inn
Port-au-Peck
Pleasure Bay Bridge
Robert J.‘ Walsh
Jackson House
John W. Susswitch
Meadowbrook
Keansburg
Joseph Tomaini
Sorrento
Morris Avenue
Samuel R. Rosoff
Mansion House
Ocean Avénue
Ocean Park
Fae
Richard Son
Walter
Overton
William Obie
Neptune
Samuel S. Willis
New Amsterdam
Kelly
New
Keyport
Frank
J. Heidl
Soath
Sroseway
Mount
W. Corley
Victoria “Hotel
Eshlands
Bergeral
Belmar Club
National Lyceums of Bro to Meet Red Bank Team in Shrewsbury
The Lyceums of Bro, a top semi professional club in the Metropolitan district, will host Red Bank Sunday afternoon at the Fairground diamond on Shrewsbury avenue. Benches line the third base line for spectators and an umpire will attend. Dick Mattis and Bil Serry will play for Red Bank.
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National ‘Lyceums
Fishermen Catch Porgies Off The Coast
Pound fishermen landed the first catch of porgies aboard Captain Stewart’s vessel. Cook and Stewart reported the haul of thirty three barrels of fish on Wednesday, including Stst san hias. The crew celebrated the successful outing with the day’s bounty.
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Stewart
Sanhias
Pythians Active Notes Deputy Grand Visit and Growth
An article notes Deputy Grand Commander Pia son of the Knights of Pythias visiting Belmar and nearby towns over several days. It mentions participation in celebrations at Monmouth and Asbury Park and reports the lodge’s growth in the region.
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Hanbellor WG
Piason
Knightsé of
Pythias
Belmar
Rico
Monmouth
Jyhéem Worahilp
Patching Asphalt Streets Start In City
City street department crews, aided by Texas Company representative Winslow M Brackett Jr, begin asphalt repairs behind the Independent fire house on Third Avenue. A veteran foreman from Belvidere, David Bersy, arrives to oversee work as heating and cement operations resume, with potential two shifts to speed progress and place streets in passable condition.
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City Street Department
Third Avenue
Winslow M.brackett, Jr
Texas Company
Aarti Aco
Anunior
Oevices
Bracketts
David Bersy
Belvidere
Jackson
Nationals Hold Off In Sunday Base Ball Scramble
Fragmented report notes the Nationals defending their season with alerts around Jackson and Mond alongside adjustments to players and a new formation. Mentions Red Bank and a mass gathering as part of a presidential or organizational event with unclear specifics and dates.
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Nationals
Jackson Ann Mond
Attor
Elisabeth
Lestenes
Migner
Red Bank
Ted
Weagne Cadwallader Leads Fire-and-Water Otdb Group
Weagne Cadwallader, a member of the Fire-and-Water Otdb, participates in a social briefing and organizational discussion. The fragment suggests involvement in internal committee activities and group governance.
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