News from Clifton Avenue, Toms River, 1918

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NEW JERSEY COURIER 10 MAY 1918
Mrs. Grant Tiffany and son Ivins spent from Wednesday till Friday at Bennett Mills
Mrs. Daniel Letts spent Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Ida Applegate.
Miss Edna Brahn was a recent Asbury Park visitor.
Andrew Applegate of West Bank, Staten Island, spent from Friday till Wednesday with his family.
Mrs. Timothy Applegate was a Sunday visitor with Mrs. Lewis Applegate.
Location: Clifton Avenue, Toms River, NJ 08753, USA

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