Ocean County NJ Archives News.....Misc. News November 26, 1909
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  New Egypt Press November 26, 1909
  New Egypt Press - 26 Nov 1909

  JACOB FOULKS
  
  Mr. Jacob Foulks, who left New Egypt on May 3rd, 1879, arrived in town on 
  Wednesday evening for the first time since his departure. 
  Mr. Foulks is a son of Charles W. Foulks of this place. Since leaving New 
  Egypt he has traveled in nearly every State of the Union. His home now is in 
  St. Louis, Missouri.
  
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  26 Nov 1909
  MINNIE KERNAN & JOHN LARKIN
  
  Miss Minnie Kernan of Brooklyn was married to Mr. John Larkin, of this place 
  on Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock, at the Church of the Assumption. The bride 
  spent a pleasant summer in New Egypt and succeeded in winning Mr. Larkin who 
  is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. James Larkin, of this place.
  
  Miss Eleanor M. Kernan, sister of the bride was maid of honor, and Mr. Andrew 
  (Nick) Meany was best man. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Blake of 
  Allentown.
  
  The happy couple will reside at New Egypt
  
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  26 Nov 1909
  THE NOBLE OUTCAST
  Entertainment Grand Success
  
  The Noble Outcast, a drama in four acts was given in Meirs' Hall last evening 
  for the benefit of the New Egypt Fire Company, under the management of Mr. 
  Harry Worth. The entertainment was well given and enjoyed by those present. 
  The attendance was good considering the weather. The drama was given by the 
  following characters:
  
  Colonel Lee, A Southern Gentleman, Eugene Compton; Mrs. Lee, Colonel Lee's 
  wife, Ethel Applegate, France Lee, a disputed possession, Helen Chafey; Jack 
  Worthington, In Love with France, Wm. H. Thompson; James Blackburn, Jack's 
  rival, Robert Rogers; Sadie, Faithful and fair, Carrie Dennis; Jerry, A 
  typical tramp, Harry Worth.
  
  The entertainment will be repeated next Thursday evening, December 2nd. 
  Admission 15¢ to all.
  
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  26 Nov 1909
  AARON SOUTHARD
  Aaron Southard, aged 32 years died at the home of his brother, Henry Southard, 
  on Maple avenue early Friday morning. Mr. Southard had always enjoyed good 
  health and never complained. He had been sick but a few days. Funeral services 
  were held at the house on Sunday. Interment at Jacobstown Baptist Cemetery.
  (Died 19 Nov. 1909, son of Jackson & Amanda Southard)
  
  
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