The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-07

! [From q STAFF Correspondent
BELMAR. Aug. 7.-visitors Invariably
call this resort "Belmar the Beautiful.
and no title could be more appropriate
The Shark River and its great bay are on
its north and west, where fishing and crab
bling can be had in abundance. Lake Como
is on the SOUTH, and the pretty Silver Lake
fed by springs. is in the centre of the Dor
ough. Nearly W miles of board walk ex,
tends along its ocean front, while Its
streets and avenues are as perfect as mod
ern road-making science can make them.
Its avenues cross from east to west and
are numbered, beginning at the north WIFI
First avenue, and continuing TO seven
tenth avenue on the south. Ocean avenue
fronts the sea and parallel with 1t, nortr
and south. are A, B, C, D, E, f, G and II
streets, so that 1t is easy to locate one !
friends in Belmar. The streets are broad
most Of them being eighty feet wide, ana as
fhe cottages are required to be built al
least twenty feet from the street, the enec'
of breadth to the streets Is further IN
creased. So one has the feeling OF plenty
of room to get the good air. Belmar mas it'
own water works system, the supply coIh'
ing from artesian wells.
1t Is not surprising then to find hat thu
resort is exceedingly popular with New
| arkers. A census Of the town taken the
other day showed that fifty-two Of thu
| cottages here were either owned or rented
by people from Newarkk.
Adjutant-Genera r. H.. Breintnall ha:
his beautiful cottage in Second avenue
with these neighbors on the same street
William b.. Woodland, james g. Barnett
and George r. Gibson, of East Orange.
Major Carl Lentz has the finest site, al
he has the finest place, In Belmar. Thu
| hnfIaa 10 a model nna for comfort. Whilf
the well kept stables and lawn testify Il
the good taste of the owner. His summel
| home is on the corner of Ocean avenu
and Third avenue, and on this latter avenue
| are also the cottages of Wainwright Rip
ley and Alfred Fkcke. of East Orange.
Fourth avenue holds the following New
arkers: David A. Mcintyre, president o
the Newark Board of Education; e. G
Hopwood, r. H. Illingworth, and on thu
ocean front Clarence Illingworth.
Fifth avenue has the cottages of Ashe
Lambert, A. Rothschild. Postmaster Jane
L. Hays, F.. H.. Larter, Mrs. E. e. Osborn
and Carl Thatcher, all Of Newark.
Sixth avenuo cottages contain these from
Newark: c. G. Shepard, c. C. Bedell, 1
S. Lancon. J. E. Simonson, William S
Lambert and Z. ]. ~Scriggins, of East Or
ange.
Seventh holds the summer homes of DR.
George O'Gorman, William Bittles. Austil
Fl. McGregor, E. H. Quimby. George M
Linnett, G. W. s.. Whitney, of East Or
ange
Eighth avenue residents pride themselye
on having these cottagers among them
Irving G. Hooper, P. L. Bryce, DR.. VIII
Jam Talbot and w. d. Ripley.
Tenth avenue Newark residents are: M
c. Colyer. w. L. Doolittle, +. A. Phelps
w. A. Kinsey and M. H.. Chase.
Eleventh avenue is the one where hes
cottagers can be found: L. b. Cleveland
w. A. Williamson. John L. Reid, L. c
Robertson, 1. B. Kilburn, Mrs. Mary Aver
Ill and B.. w. Tucker.
Twelfth avenue contains the followin;
addresses of Newarkers: Henry Glorieux
Charles B. Meehan, James F. Kelly ant
George Weber
Miss hannah Lyons hummer cottage
on the ocean front and Dewitt Cook, jr.
has his home in A street.
Tha the hotels here are popular witt
Newarkers is not surprising. The Hote
Columbia carries the names of these from
Newark and suburbs on its register: W
Scott and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
Ehrlich, jr., George Buermann, Miss Ehr
Itch, w. w. Gansbart, S. G. Bailey, wifi
and child. ]. F. Keys, w. B. Snyder, Mr.
J.. ". Hegeman, jr.. and children, E. c
Dreher, jr., F. c.. Jacobsen. Watson Sny
der. Miss J. c. Parker. N. A. Merritt an
wife, H. D.. Crane, M. R. Smith, Mis-
Doremus, Theodore Coe, Miss f. M. Coe
F. A. Holden. Mrs. John Forbes, Mis-
Elsie r. Forbes. R. C. Price and family
Charles Schultz, Mrs. Frederick Squiller
and from East Orange the following guests
J. r. Van vliet, Mrs. M. e. Swan, Mrs
e. p. C. Beach, F. M. Shepard. G.. +
-d~nuu Mr. and Mrq r Manner Mrs
George f. Andrews, and Mr.. and Mrs
e. S. Ferry.
The Buena Vista's guests from Newarl
nre: Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Rogers. MI
and Mrs. e. C. Stremplc, Mr.. and Mrs. II
Schellbacher and family. C. A. Schanz
and family, Andrienne Feick. Charles G
Crane, Mr.. ard Mrs. l. H. McMurtrie an
: from East Orange. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Jacobus, Mrs. Annie Vince Ter. MIR. an
| Mrs. Schiller and family, and Richar
4 Arrowsmith.
q The Llnnymor entertains these fror
Newark: T.. c.. Moffatt and wife, Mr.. an
Mrs. Allan A. Macdonald. Miss L. A
Macdonald. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Charlton Nc
r Curdy. and from Orange: Mrs. +. T
: Menuch and family.
! The Carleton register records the follow
Ing from Newark: Charles c. Gardner, Nj
and Mrs. A. Rowland and family. Mr., an
Mrs. Frank ]. Krementz and family. Mis-
May Mahan. A. L. Kirby, e. X. Sexto
and family. Miss s. E. Won Seyfried, F.
Moore, ST.. and wife, and Mr., and Mr.
F. W. Moore, ir.. Miss Marion Moore.
At the MeIrose Inn these Newarke,
have registered: B. Balfour and wife. Mr.
Emma Gibbie and son, Mr.. and MI
!. Charles o. Huber. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis :
Wiss and family. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Eel,
and H. Sternberger. Of Bloomfield.
The Windsor has had these from Narar,
Mrs Esther Hey, Mrs. F. T. Shiener
Robotham. and Mr.. and Mrs. John Mari,
and family, while the Brunswick has M
I and Mrs. Leon D~ieffenbach ana fan,II
Alma Engethinger, from Newark and
e. Wallace and family from East Orane
Spent Much of Long Life Hare