The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-31
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BRADLEY BEACH, July 31.-Though
the youngest Of the coast summer resorts
Bradley Beach has possibly a larger per-
centage of Newarkers in proportion to
population than any other of the sum
ner colonies. But then 1t is only fifty-five
miles from Newark, and there is what is
called the Newark special" on the Cen
trail Railroad that takes passengers to and
from Newark in seventy-ive minutes.
The place Is improving rapidly. Founder
Bradley has laid brick sidewalks and
board walks along the ocean front which
Is a benefit to the whole community.
Hotel La Refine, only opened less than a
month, already shows signs of great pros
perity, while the other hotels rave gradu-
ally increasing lists of guests each season.
"a Refine has on its register for the few
weeks 1t has been open the names Of
many Newarkers, including the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Clifford, ]. Schnict,
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Hobart and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Kirby and
son, John ]. Leidy, A. Vippart with his
wife and family.
Bradley Beach House has the following
from Newark and vicinity: Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Schmidt, Fred w. Schultz and wife,
Henry H. Schell, wife and family, Clar-
ence T. Van Deren and family, of Har-
rison; Ray and William Campbell. William
Campbell, Durrell and Cotton futile. of
Roseville; Eric Franzen, of Roseville. and
]. Meredith Miller, also of Roseville.
Beach View Hotel numbers among its
guests the following from Newark: A. O..
Potter, |. Peterson and family, F. w.
Clark, A. Sommer. jr., E. P. Dickinson,
A. Wolters, c.. M. Sanford and wife. Ed.
Quinn, M. VOTERS and family, Herman
VOTERS. Frank Quinn, Arthur A. Blaisher,
Z. A. Campbell, F.. Diffany, jr., and T. c.
Navatier and son.
Among the Newark citizens who own
and rent cottages this season at Bradley
Beach are; George w. Jagle. whose hand
some home Is on the corner of Central
and Fifth avenues. Louis Hammock is
near by. and Louis Kempf across the
street. DR.. A.. v. Wendell is in Brinley
avenue. William Baker is on Ocean ave-
nue.. Henry Baecnlin, architect: Adam
Bosch. superintendent of the Newark fire
alarm system; Stephen Harrison, ex-
Sheriff George Virtue, ex-Surrogate
Joseph Ellor and the present Surrogate
George E. Russell, William Bitties. of tbs
Wagner Pie Company; Elmer c. Roubaud
near Fletcher Lake: J.. M. Weldon. ir
Fourth avenue; ex-Assemblyman Edwart
Birkholz has just purchased a residenc'
In Central and Fifth avenues.
Edward w. Gray. Governor Stokes:
secretary, of Newark, is also a cottagel
here. and so Is Excise Commissions
David B. Nathan. y
Among the other cottage jewellers from
Newark are J. r. Kinsey and family ii
La Refine avenue. In McCabe avenue ar
the homes Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison AM
Mrs. Florence D.. Watson. In Ocean ave
nue. are c.. Edgar Sutphen and family
B. g. Scudder and family, while Oceal
Park avenue numbers the following: G
II. Caroline. and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson and Mr.. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall and Miss Kate Roche. In Par
place are E. v. Van Cleve and family. W
Barkhorn and family. G. Bush and family
r. d. Bradner and family, j. Y. Canno
Is in Newark avenue. Charles Pomero
lives in Third avenue. In Fourth ave
nue. are s. f. Dixon and family and Mis-
Hoch, and ]. M. Weldon and family.
Brinley avenue has the following New
ark families: A. S. Koenig, George Faat1
> j. Klansman and w. e. Howell, J. '
Prior. who decorated the Hotel La Rein,
t lives in Central avenue Samuel F. Dixo
has purchased a house on Fourth avenu,
DIR. Charles Kraemer also has a summit
I residence here. III. L. De Richemond, III
real estate dealer. has a cottage and so ha
q Edward Wurth, architect. Alfred Berks
meier. of the Cort Hardware Company,
{ in Park place. Christian Schmidt an
Alfred Busch are also cottage holders.
Andrew Murray. of Murray Brother
has purchased n pot Of ground on tn
northwest corner Of Ocean and BRINE
e avenues. and is going to build a hotel tn
fall. Which Will be ready by next spring.
v A characteristic Of Bradley Beach
= the great number of pine trees that a
a natural growth. These trees are bein
: carefully preserved so that this reso
may vet become as famous for Its pint
as Lakewood.