Plane lands at mouth of Toms River, 1918
New Jersey Courier 24 May 1918
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Bass River, 1876
New Jersey Courier 5 Oct 1876 Bass River has changed very little, during the last decade; yet increased attention to agriculture is manifest on every hand. Pretty farms, neat residences, and school houses that will compare favorably with localities much more pretentious, give evidence that the population is at once intelligent and industrious. The school house, associated with which are so many tender memories of lessons conned, and extreme elementary ideas worked in by the aid of old fashioned licking stimulators, seemed as of old, though, wearing a more modern appearance and a more euphoneous name than "Frogtown Schoolhouse." Miss Eva Robinson, a lady of desirable properties, is the present teacher, and I understand is doing a good work educationally. "Mr. Mark Adams has charge of the New Gretna school. Of course, we can say nothing about what he will accomplish until he has been at work for some time, but we know that his intelligence is sufficient to bring up his s
2 Births in Waretown, 1875
New Jersey Courier 9 Sep 1875: BORN at Waretown, Aug 29, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Selah Camburn. Also, Aug 31, a daughter to Capt J.R. Robinson.