Local Improvements Mark Mech anc Street in Red Bank
Edward J Reilly has added a brown brick wall and cement pavement on Mechanic Street opposite Mount Street. J & Stiles & Son built the wall and James Norman & Son laid the pavement in front of the residence and storage warehouse. The latter work was done by men employed by James Norman & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Reilly
Mechanic Street
Mount Street
J. & Stiles & Son
James Norman & Son
Beatrice Roop
White Street
Fred Comstock
Spring Street
Manahassett
Lennox
Maas
Cora Alley
Thomas Sherman
Monmouth Street
R. Browning Wilson
Mildred Heyer
Worthley Street
George Sickles
Navesink
King
Horace P. Cook
Ple Avenue
New Cadilleronabont
Sidors ‘Power
J. W. Mount Co
Ellison Brown
Locust Avenue
Andrew Naser
K. W. Wright Piano Co
Mast Front Street
George L Brown
Broad Street
Mr. Brown
Jersey Central Traction Co
Independent Fire Company
Fair Haven
Little Silver
Benjamin Johnson
Philadelphia
Washington Street
Henrichs
Rutgers Theological Seminary
New Bruns
Reckless Driving Fined for Nathanson Collision
Harry Nathanson son of Samuel Nathanson was blamed for speeding and reckless driving after his automobile collided with a Samuel Music depot wagon near Third Avenue and Broadway. Patrolman Vetter took Nathanson to City Hall. Recorder Arrow Smith fined him $15 for speeding reckless driving and no license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nathanson
Samuel Nathanson
Samuel Music
jThird Avenue
Nathanson Ras
Third Avenue
Broadway
Jozeph Zimmerman
Mr. Music
Vatrolman Vetter
Young Nathanson
City Hall
Recorder's Court
Recorder Arrowsmith
Finish Shipping Timber After Steamer Antioch Grounding
George M Height and William K Blodgett completed salvage of the stranded steamer Antioch at Point Pleasant, shipping 25 carloads of ties totaling nearly 250000 board feet to Elmira New York and 24 cars of floor decking about 250000 board feet to Buffalo. The vessel carried 652400 feet of lumber at grounding and about 150000 feet was lost, a loss described as remarkable by wreckers. The lumber was sold to the New York Central railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Height
William K. Blodgett
Antioch
Point Pleasant
Elmira
N. Y
Buffalo
New York Central Railroad
Sweet Sixteen Reception for Miss Mildred Higgins
Miss Mildred Higgins of Brighton Avenue hosted an evening birthday party Friday with music games and luncheon. Attendees included Julia Wheat Frances Wheat Dorothy Westervelt Grace Joline Florence Leonjard Alice Lively and others. Mrs Jennie Rockhill entertains her niece Mrs Bennett Woolley of Long Branch. Woolley wedding details revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Higgins
Brighton Avenue
Charles Higgina
Mister Julia Wheat
Frances Wheat
Dorothy Westervelt
Grace Joline
Florence Leonjard
Alice Lively
Helen Thelheimer
New York
Messrs
James Cattanach
Fred Leonard
John Leonard
Alexander Hyndeman
Jack Chearty
VanDorn Hendrickson
Miss Higgins
Jennie Rockhill
Atlantic Avenue
Matawan
Bennett Woolley
Long Branch
John Aumock
Woolley
Church of Seven Strangers
Spencer
Mana squan High School Seniors Dress as Books
Principal J T Godfrey hosted Mana squan High School seniors at his South street home on Friday night. Guests represented different books with attire and refreshments were served later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Godfrey
Manasquan High School
South Street
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Chiffon
Voile
Strauss
Grand Theatre
RED Bank News
First’ Presbyterian Church
Theol
Josephine Perrine
Raymond A. Smith
Ray
Charles Pittenger
Hradley Beach
Rebecca Clayton
Newark
William Tlubbard
West Front Street
Samuel Marshall
Emma
William Nixon
Elberon
Mary Boyd
Shrewsbury Avenue
Frank C. Storck
Frank Fay
Asbury Park
Harry C. Fay
The
Daily Record
Collinion
SWEET
H. Hall
Tong Branch
N. 3
N. J
Life Motion Pictures
Nicobar
Hiawatha
Flying Waldo
Paula Rievers Singing
Comedien Oe
OUR Life Motion Picture
Billy
Essanay
Mr. G. M. Anderson
Kalem
Tim McMahon
Inet Norton
Lubin
Edison
Ambrosio
Satan
J. Lyr
Red Bank, N. J
Paralbi
Stella Hammerstein
Oscar
Tierney & Sabat
MR. Henry Peck
Thiwiks
Surry
Qeide
Tienry JR
Fovese
Henry Pee Oe
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