New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12
THE NEW MONMOUTH.
Ideal Summer Seaside Hotel at
Spring Lake, n. J.

The New-Jersey seacoast has many attra ctive
spots between Sandy Hook and Cape May Prob
ably no stretch OF ocean frontage elsewhere In the
world has such variety OF famous and popular
places where throngs Of pleasure seekers gather
year after year TO enjoy the varying features OF
seaside life. In the long list the names OF Long
Branch, Asbury Park, Ocean Grove and Atlantic
City readily recur with their thronglng thousands
of pleasure seekers and cosmopolitan Characters
tics. They vary In especial features, but possess
many common points of interest to those who are
eagerly seeking recreation and amusement.
Long Branch for many years the fashionable
centre for seaside pleasure and disputed with Sar-
atoga and Newport the title Of summer captal OF
the United States While much Of It's prestige in
this direction has passed away, it still draws
large number Of visitors. who find there
the satisfaction that they seek in going the
side. Ocean Grove antedated it's neighbor. Asbury
Park in gaining popular favor. and on the basis
OF the campmeeting feature which its cen trail
idea, grew up great summer gathering. Founder
that possessed some OF the Puritanic character
tics OF Ocean Grove, but it has finally passed be-
removed and the place just like any other seaside
character Of Ocean Grove, for almost every place
d9unde6 on the campmeeting idea Of the Meth
oaists mas been forced to abandon it and become
summer resort pure and simple.
into existence this season the Jersey coast lust
only five miles. This is the New Monmouth Hotel
which takes its name from Monmouth County, and
the militia Of New-Jersey camp and practise rifle
sHooung. The New Monmouth is q beautiful brick
hotel OF Colonial architecture. and represents the
most advanced and up to date ideas in the modern
art OF catering to the luxury loving public II has
a most advantageous site. and all the surrounding
attractions TO make life at the seaside enjoyable.
IT stands on the ocean front. with unrestricted
view of the broad Atlantic and all that this i'm
plies in salubrity of atmosphere and charm OF out
look. AT the very doors the surf rolls up on a
broad beach. which is unsurpassed for sea bath
ing.
On the landward side the site of the hotel is
separated from the mainland by the beautiful
spring Lake, which not only affords ample oppor-
tuny for still water bathing but for canoeing and
rowing. facilities for which are at hand. The sport
TO be secured in fishing is excellent both offshore
and in the lake. There is opportunity to play
golf under ideal conditions, far the surround
lngs are concerned. and with as many hazards as
a seaside course will grant.
The New Monmouth has been equipped In the
finest manner for the comfort and luxury of The
tnree hundred guests which II will ACCOMMODATE
The management of David B. Plumer whose
tong established reputation at Lakewood has made
nm %tdeiy known Is guarantee that nothing will
De lett undone for those who fortunate enough
70 become The occupants OF the rooms and enjoy
the delights OF the house. The most select patron
age is sought. and there will be nothing that in
any way can detract from the delight of those who