New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-09

avenue, and a five story brick modern hotel are
some of the improvements that viii greet the sum
mer visitor OF 1857 The city has spent close 70
half million dollars in improvements. and the end
is not in sight There stH remains number of
additions to be made before the completed ocean
front IS thrown open TO the public These changes
Will be made within the next two weeks, possibly
earlier. They include the furnishing OF the casino
and the building of a band stand the old one
being too small TO accommodate the Carlisle Indian
Band, OF Carlisle. Penn. which comes the last
week in Juno with fun complement OF forty
players Other changes Will DO made to Ocean
Park, which is 10 be beautiled
The improved ocean front has brought IN
creased demand for cottages back In the country
cottages renting from $500 500 Heretofore this
class OF cottages have not rented, II taken at
all. before the first Of July. Already many
now occupied by thelr summer tenants
While the busy season at Long Branch VIII not
perTjtting WI l IN mi hast The IniGSqe Of
June Tor years past has marked the arrival OF tho
last big Influx Of cottagers TO reach tie shore,
The cottage colonies that 60 TO make up Long
5 Of teTg ARE 4ny 9 o g9 par ye
which passed into new hands at the beginning OF
historic spot where President Garfield died has
single cottage near The ocean front LETT unrented
OF many monaires who like exclusiveness. has
had big building boom IN the winter and spring,
and It's summer population VIII be almost doubled
Hollywood and West End. which embrace those
wood and Westwood rapidly filing up.
known thoroughfares "a Bath. Sairs, Franklin.
Chelsea, Garfield and Morris avenues, has the
usua! number OF cottaeers on each thoroughtare.
Morris avenue from Third avenue 10 the sea. is
all rented Brent Good, of New York. is one Of
the latest arrivals. Mr. Good has a cottage of his
own and viii hereafter be known az an all-year-
AA HFaa aP 9e hi. 8a and IN
sign is being completed together with sGnken
garden. etc. at the cost Of many thousands. Mr.
IltdIIL ; Is one OF the snow places OF the coast
At Norwood and Cedar avenues Murray Guggen-
helm. who has recently added TO his country seat
ing a MASSIVE iron fence around the place. II will
be further beautihed with shrubbery costly green
Pleasure Bay, the Mecca for clambakes. has
opened lot the season 1t is here where the open
Branchport and North Long Branch, which are
aiso suburbs 9,t OF Long Branch are entertaining
Two conventions are booked for June, the first,
on June r. the New Jersey Editorial Association.
and the second, the New Jersey State Medical So
cety, which follows few days later. Tsle head
quarters OF the EDITORS and their wives during their
doctors Will hold forth at the scarboro
which is now a borough government by itself is
getting ready for the summer rush. The great
bulk OF the cottagers are here. The casino where
the social events will be celebrated. will open next
week. The clubhouse opened fortnight ago and
IS already entertaining many visitors. The Green
Inn and bungalows will open shortly under new
All fhe ,oldtime cottagers, including Colonel VIII
lam Barbour Dr. S H. Houghton, Henry L.
George i. Baker. Samuel Riker IT, Oliver Byron
and Louis James. are found occupying their coun-
Seabright. the beach, Will have It's usual
quota OF summer cottagers. including Washington
Rhoades' jr. ana MIS- L. " Mason 5tl''''''" D. H.
The golf fields at Long Branch and Seabright
sons schedule -''' sd
many tournaments the coming season LAST Year ar
polo was the popular outdoor sport.