Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-28
GOVERNORS DAY
MAKES SEA G|RT
POLITICAL MECCA
Statesmen, Politicians and Po.
litical Aspirants at Gov.
n0r's Day.
CHIEF EXECUTIVES LAST
BIG DAY A SUCCESS
Over Five Hundred of All Parties
Enjoy Day at Camp
Fort.

SEA GIRT, July Ex-Governor Forts
last big day at Sea Girt for his
present term as chief executive was all
that could be desired The climate con-
ditions were perfect-just cool enough
to be pleasant-and the attendance was
record breaker
1t seemed as If every one Of the more
than 500 past. present and future states
men who had been invited to dine with
the Governor responded. and with few
exceptions that was found to be true.
One Of the most notable absentees was
former Governor Franklin Murphy.
who expressed regrets over his inability
to attend.
The guests represented all branches
OF political faith. and included many
prominent men of affairs as well as
numerous past. present and future
statesmen.
Major Carl Lentz was not present, as
be received no invitation to attend.
Early visitors were treated TO a
skirmish battle between companies OF
the First regiment. A line of men took
position in the road, when a camp de-
tachment was sent forward A steady
fire was sent against the advance as
they stole along the grass.
Those invited were:
Senators-Edmund E. Wakelee. Of
Bergen; Griffith w. Lewis. Of Burling-
ton; William ]. Bradley. Of Camden:
Harry v. Osborne. of Essex: George
+. Gaunt. of Gloucester: George S. Sill
ger, Of Middlesex: Oliver H. Brown. Of
Monmouth; Edward K. Mills. OF Nor
ris: John D. Prince. of Passaic; Will
lam Plummer, OF Salem: President Jo-
seph S. Frelinghuysen. of Somerset;
Jacob c. Price. of Sussex.
Assemblymen Present.
sembiymen-Walter E. Edge, Of
Atlantic; Speaker Harry p Ward. Of
Bergen; Blanchard H. White, of Bur
Iington; Christopher s. Hand, OF Cape
May; Isaac T. Nichols and Albert A.
McAllister, of Cumberland: Lewis G.
Bowden. Thomas Goldingay. Thomas
Gillen, Robert S. Terhune, J. William
Huegel. Coleman E. Kissam, Duane z.
Minard and Harold A. Miller, of Essex.
Walter Heritage. of Gloucester; Marx
Baker. Edward Kenny, William s.
Davidson and Peter II. James, Of fiusl-
son; Charles w. Housed, Charles A.
Mather and Allan B. Walsh, of Mercer:
John v. L. Booraem, of Middlesex; Jo-
seph D. Bedle, Monroe v. Poole and
Peter v Vredenburgh, of Monmouth:
William F. Birch, of Morris; Amos Il.
Radcliffe, Edward T. Moore. Thomas
F. McCran and Leonard Pikaart. Of
Passaic; William w. Smalley, of SOM
erset., and Carlton B. Pierce. of Union.
State Treasurer Daniel w Voorhees,,
Deputy Treasurer L. Kensil Wildrick.
Comptroller Henry J. West, Deputy
Comptroller Isaac Doughten. Chancerv
Clerk Samuel K. Robbins. Deputy
Chancery Clerk E NJ. Applegate. Sa-
preme Court Clerk William Rilzer. r.,
MAJ General P. Farmer Wans-r,
State Auditor William E. Drake. Geolo-
gist Henry B. Kummel, Banking and
Insurance Commissioner Vivian NJ.
Lewis, Inland Waterway Commissioners
Harry w. Schneider, Librarian Henry
c. Buchanan, Prison Keeper George o.
Osborne, Prison Supervisor Samuel w.
Kirkbride, Commissioner of Charities
and Corrections George B. Wight, CorA-
missioner of Public Roads Frederick
GiHxyson. State House Custodian John
w. Weseman, Railroad Commissioners
Thomas J. Hillery. State Assessors o.
c. Bogardus and Charles E. Hendricks
son, members of the Board for the
Equalization of Taxes Henry J. Trick
and Frank B. Jess, Water Supply Conn
missioners Harry r. Humphreys, ].
Henry Bacheller and Foster NJ. voor-
hees, Engineer Morris r. Sherrerd. and
Charles H. Folwell. secretary; Civil
Service Commissioners Charles Il
Bateman, Willis Fletcher johnson and
James R. Mullikin, and Secretary Card
ner Colby; State Forester Alfred Cas-
kill, Prison Inspectors John +. Clark.
James II. Davenport, Jacob Shurts.
Caleb Van H Whitbeck, Riparian Com
missioners Joseph A Birkholz. Michael
F. Mclaughlin and J. Ward Richard
son. Members of State Board of Health
II. H. Herbert. George P. Olcott. Bruce
S. keator, John H. Capstick. William
H Chew and Herbert w. Johnson:
Register of Vital Statistics David s.
South and DR.. A. Clark Hunt, Fish
and Game Commissioners Percivai
Chrystie. Benedict c. Kuser and Will
lam A. Logue.
County Clerks There
County Clerks-Harry l.. Knight, OF
Burlington; Frank +. Patterson. OF
Camden; John B. Woolston. of Essex;
Edward L. Sturgess. of Gloucester;
John F. Crosby. of Hudson: George r.
Robbins. of Mercer: Bernard NJ. Gam
non, OF Middlesex: Elias Bertram
Mott. Of Morris: John ]. Slater. Of Pas
sale.
Sheriffs -Enoch L. johnson. OF At
Iantic; William V. Torrell. Of BurIin9-
ton; Cooper B. Hatch. Of Camden.
Thomas L. Wilson. of Gloucester
Philip Freudemacher. of Mercer: c. f.
F. Hetrack, of Monmouth: Calhoun Orr.
OF Morris; Charles II. Cox. Of Ocean.
and Robert ]. Kirkland. OF Union
Surrogates- william p. Lippincott. of
Burlington: Harry Reeves. OF Camden:
Samuel II. Bullock Of Mercer: David
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