New-York tribune., 1900-08-26
sEABRIGHT STILL LIVELY.
NEW DRAwBRIDGE IN PRosPEcT-NEws
OF THE GOLF LINKS

ses5rght. y. J. Aug % (speciaD D.-seabrIght cot
tageTs have won another victory. For years they
"9rEed u vain for a station 70 replace the
Ie9kery which disgraced the resort Finally their
petition vas heard by the Central Railroad authori-
les Not only was q modern station erected but
a. O the deadly crossings within the borough we're
guarded All that lacking 70 make their cup
q JOY ful 70 the brim modern bridge 10
SLal tae Shrewsbury. Now victory is in sight
.Ae Board Of Chosen FreehoIders decided last week
ett1Norlcge 70 De operated by steam, and to cost
2SSsI 52SsI 5000 The opening OF the season OF 1901
- md, IL Is believed new drawbridge IN addl-
% ~ 70 otaer contemplated improvements now sched-
= ifstandiug the fact that a protest Will
- - against the expenditure o. 80 large sum
abright is stiI lively. While the weather has
,, @ q l.5le & cool for bathing, golf has become more
b-5-..- Ign soI glasses are riVeled on sea
80 - TO be not 70 be the champion club of
~ Jersey Shore League IS the aE-absorb!ng
s-5stlon Sea a5rignt and Deal have each five
fa.es without break, and have one yet 10 play.
80 -fight defeats Deal next Saturday the cham
k.y-sLip tTopAy viii go to the north. The Sea-
S-sh- g9lters are in fine trim and will make q
--2-s el-oFt 70 capture the prize
mere mas been end Of social events at Mon
MOUTH during the week. while the programme for
= ever II is an old saying. and q true one that
r1en the rest of the resorts thinking about
slosAg down, Monmouth Beach is Just IN her
Of re f dinner given by Mrs. Stephen Tyng n honor
vs. ier f:sce Miss Kemp. was pretty affair X
81 sesorated az the Howell cottage. covers being
-l-19er were Ir. and Mrs Stephen II. Tying. Mr..
stafence HoughtOn. Mrs. Hutchinson, Miss Hutch
~ s-s9n NJ aad Mrs L. S. Kerr. I. II. Kissam, Mr..
- 4lrs. Clinton Gilbert. Mr. Pope. Mr.. Boltbee.
= = Feploe. Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes and Mr. and Mrs
Ll-le2 The cismbake given at Thomas's Inn, at
55t-Hson, by 8fr and Mrs. A 3. Proai and Mr. and
9fs l. C.. Weir was another elaborate entertain
s1L feature OF the event being that all OF The
s-1zts went the feast IN ?Our-in- hands The
ssee was handsomely illuminated for the occasion
a. lake nciuded Mr. and Mrs a B. Proai. Mr.,
50 Mrs I G. Weir. Mr.. and Mrs H 2. Van
r5efhoet Gr and Mrs. Demorest Mr. and Mrs. f.
RReLFy Wal, Mr and Mrs. Field. Mr. and Mrs
ssela-E.in " Sanger. Mr.. snd Mrs George 7 VIII
- - Niss Wilson. Hr. McDonough. Nj and Mrs.
1Isnk Il Platt Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Watson. Mr:
z z. Curtis
Mrs Robert Dunlap. Mrs John Bradshaw. her
iL1seshter. and William a. Dunlap. her son. have
~ . 4onmCuth Peach for Europe
~, Z Aargton has bought the Knox cottage, az
s-..yiEaou-h Beach He will remove the present
: ssereture and erect a costly villa on the site
Hiss Edith Storm, Of New-YOrk will erect an
Stner new cottage q. Monmouth Beach where she
ces q late become a large property owner. h d.
20 VIII also rebuild the Atterbury cottage az
~-5iT1DGfh.
3-rs Charles =. Valentine and Mrs. Charles A.
erickson have returned from the Catskllls. and
- - once more dOmicilled IN their Monmouth Beach
cottages