Scannell's New Jersey first citizens : biographies and portraits of the notable living men and women of New Jersey with informing glimpses into the state's history and affairs, 1919-1920, Vol II, Part 78

Author: Sackett, William Edgar, 1848- ed; Scannell, John James, 1884- ed
Publication date: 1917
Publisher: Patterson, N.J. : J.J. Scannell
Number of Pages: 1454


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William S. Gummere, 7th District Essex


.$13,000


1922


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STATE GUIDE


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Associate Justice


Term Exp.


Charles G. Garrison, 2nd Dist., Gloucester and Camden . 12,000


1923


Francis J. Swayze-8th District, Hudson


12,000


1924


Thomas W. Trenchard-4th District, Mercer, Hunter- don and Warren


12,000


1921


Charles W. Parker-6th District, Somerset, Morris and and Bergen


12.000


1921


James J. Bergen-5th District, Middlesex and Union ..


12,000


1921


James F. Minturn-9th District, Passaic and Sussex .


12,000


1922


Samuel Kalisch-3rd District, Monmouth, Burlington and Ocean


12,000


1925


Charles C. Black-1st District, Cape May, Cumberland, Salem and Atlantic


12,000


1922


Clerk, Enoch L. Johnson


6,000


1923


Law Reporter, Charles E. Gummere


500


1919


COURT OF PARDONS


Meets on the first Tuesday in March, the third Tuesday in June and the third Tuesday in November.


Governor, Chancellor and Lay Judges of the Court of Errors and Appeals. Clerk, Secretary of State. Pardon Clerk, John J. Farrell.


U. S. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS


Meets on the first Tuesday in March, the third Tuesday in June and the first Tuesday in November.


Circuit Justice, Mahlon Pitney ; Circuit Judges : Joseph Buffington, John B. McPherson, Victor B. Wooley.


U. S. DISTRICT COURT


Meets at Newark on the first Tuesday in April and November and at Trenton on the third Tuesday in January and second Tuesday in Sep- tember.


District Judge John Rellstab Trenton


District Judge Thomas G. Haight Jersey City


District Judge J. Warren Davis Salem


District Attorney, Charles F. Lynch Paterson


Ist Asst. Dist. Atty., Joseph L. Bodine


Newark


2nd Asst. Dist. Atty., Andrew J. Steelman


Newark


Assistant Atty., Joseph Smith


Newark


Assistant Atty., Samuel Kessler


Newark


Marshal, Albert Bollschweller Trenton


Clerk of District Court, Geo. T. Cranmer Trenton


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STATE GUIDE


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE


(Office Room 117 State House, Trenton, N. J.)


Salary


Secretary, Alva Agee


Princeton


$5,000


Stat. & Inspec., Franklin Dye


Trenton


2,500


Land, Crops and Mkt., Alexis L. Clark


Trenton


3,500


Animal Industry, Dr. J. H. McNiel


Trenton


4,000


Entomologist, Dr. T. J. Headlee


Plant Pathologist, Dr. M. T. Cook


New Brunswick


Board of Agriculture. (Term four years. No salary.)


Pres., Joseph S. Frelinghuysen


Somerville 1920


Vice-Pres., H. W. Jeffers


Plainsboro


1919


Frederick M. Curtis


Harrington Park 1921


E. A. Sexcmith


Belmar, R. F. D. 1921


W. W. Titsworth


Sussex


1922


L. Willard Minch


Bridgeton


1922


Edward A. Mechling


Moorestown


1919


Charles Brown


Swedesboro


1920


ARCHITECTURE DEPARTMENT


(Office State House, Trenton, N. J .- Term five years.)


State Architecture-Francis H. Bent, Bound Brook .. $4,000


1922


Technical Adviser-William W. Law, Princeton 2,500 1922


Architects, State Board. (Term two years, no salary.)


Pres., Charles P. Baldwin


Newark


1920


Sec., William W. Slack


Trenton


1920


Hugh Roberts


Jersey City


1920


Fred. W. Wentworth


Paterson 1919


Arnold H. Moses


Camden


1919


AUDITING DEPARTMENT


Office of the Comptroller (Civil Service)


Salary


Chief, Harry D. Salter


Trenton


$4,000


Asst., Arthur F. McGrath


Jersey City


2,200


Asst., David Davies


Newark


2,200


Asst., Charles H. Mather


Trenton


1,500


Asst., James H. Bolton


Somerville


1.620


David C. Wells


Bordentown


1,500


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DEPARTMENT OF BANKING AND INSURANCE


( Office, State House, Trenton, N. J .- Term, three years.)


Salary


Commissioner, Frank H. Smith


Trenton


$6,000


Spe. Dupt., Winfield W. Greene


Trenton


4,000


Dupt. Comm. Thomas K. Johnston


Trenton


3,500


Asst. Dupt. Comm. Christopher A. Gough


Trenton


3,000


Chief Clerk, Benjamin B. Johnson


Trenton


1,800


Building and Loan, James MacMaster


Trenton


2,580


DEPARTMENT OF CITIES AND MUNICIPALITIES (Home Rule.)


(Office State House, Trenton, N. J.)


Salary Term Ex.


Edward P. Merrey, Paterson


.$2,500


1921


Leon Albert, Jersey City


2,500


1920


Francis A. Stanger, Jr., Bridgeton


2,500


1921


DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT


(Office, State House, Trenton)


Salary


State Forester and Director, Alfred Gaskill,


61 Jefferson Road, Princeton


$4,200


State Geol., Henry B. Kummel .. 917 Edgewood Ave., Trenton


4,000


Asst. State Geol., M. W. Twitchell Trenton


2,800


Chemist, R. B. Gage


Trenton


3.000


Fire Warden, Charles P. Wilber 146 Hanover St., Trenton


2,800


Board of Conservation and Development (Term four years, no salary.)


Pres., Henry Crofeet White


N. Plainfield 1920


Simon P. Northrup


Newark


1921


William J. Kraft


Camden 1920


William E. Tuttle, Jr.


Westfield


1922


George A. Steele


Eatontown


1919


Percival Chrystie


High Bridge


1921


Isaac F. Richey


Trentou 1919


John L. Kuser


Bordentown


1922


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STATE GUIDE


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT (Three year term.)


Term Exp.


Governor Walter E. Edge


$10,000


1920


Sec. to Governor, Francis E. Croasdale


4,000


1920


Executive Clerk, John J. Farrell


2,100


DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME


(Office State House, Trenton, N. J.)


Meets the second Tuesday of each month at State House.


Salary


Secretary, Walter H. Fell Trenton $2,100


Chief Warden, J. M. Stratton Long Branch $2,100


Asst., Chief Warden, Howard Mathis New Cretna $1,500


Asst. Warden, Harry C. Cudney Hackettstown $1,400


Warden William B. Loder Egg Harbor $1.200


Warden Otis C. Small Hammonton $1.200


Warden Charles C. Morton Mt. Holly $1,200


.


Warden Charles W. Folker Camden $1,200


Warden William Steel Cape May C. $1,200


Warden Fred. S. Conner Bridgeton $1,200


Warden Geo. W. Phifer Ormond $1.200


Warden Fred J. Hall


Bloomfield $1,200


Warden John H. Avis Woodbury $1,200


Warden John J. Park


White House Sta. $1,200


Warden H. M. Loveless, R. F. D. No. 1 Trenton $1,200


Warden Charles Stenerwald


South Amboy $1.200


Warden Arthur Davidson Belmar, R. F. D. No. 1 $ 900


Warden W. E. Young


Chester $1.200


Warden A. J. Rider Tuckerton $1.200


Warden P. K. Hilliard


Manahawkin $1.200


Warden James H. Evernham


Bayville $1,200


Warden Wm. C. Klein


Clifton $1,200


Warden G. I. Hall


Salem $1.000


Warden David A. Thompson, Jr.


Salem $1.000


Warden Charles E. Welsh


E. Millstone $1.200


Warden William H. Small


Englewood $1.100


Warden J. D. Roe Newton $1.100


Warden Wm. Hoblitzell Rahway $1,200


Warden J. F. Cox Washington $1.000


Warden J. B. Bailey


Washington $950


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Commissioners. (Term five years, no salary.)


Pres., Ernest Napier


East Orange


1921


Treas., William A. Logue


Bridgeton


1920


Sec., Walter H. Fell


Trenton


William A. Faunce


Atlantic City


1919


Alexander H. Phillips


Princeton


1923


Robertson S. Ward


East Orange


1922


Amos H. Radcliffe


Paterson


1922


Jasper Lynch


Lakewood


1922


DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH


Meets the first Tuesday of each month at State House. No stated term.


Director, Dr. Jacob C. Price Branchville $4,000


Asst. Director, R. B. Fitz Randolph


Trenton $3,600


Department Chiefs


Bureau, Med. Supervision, Dr. A. C. Hunt Metuchen


Bureau Local Health Adm., David C. Bowen Asbury Park


Bureau Vital Statistics, David S. South Trenton


Bureau Engineering, Harry Croft Trenton


Bureau Food and Drugs, W. W. Scofield, Jr., Trenton


Laboratory, Hygiene, R. B. Fitz-Randolph Trenton


Div. Gen'l Adm., Charles J. Merrell Bound Brook


Div. Child Hygiene, Dr. Julius Levy Newark


Bureau, Venereal Disease (Consultant) Control, Dr. J. H. Smith. Trenton


Special Ice Cream Investigation, George W. McGuire Trenton


Members. (Term four years, no salary.)


Pres., William H. Chew Salem 1920


Frederick T. Crane


Orange 1920


Clyde Potts, C. E. Morristown 1922


Oliver Kelly Oak Tree 1922


Howard E. Winter Plainfield 1921


J. Oliver McDonald, M. D.


Trenton 1923


Henry Spence, M. D.


Jersey City 1923:


Thomas B. Lee, M. D.


Camden


1921.


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STATE GUIDE


DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS


(Office State House, Trenton, N. J.)


-


Advisory Engineer, William G. Thompson Trenton


Asst. State Highway Engineer, Edward E. Reed Trenton


Division Engineer, E. M. Vail Trenton


Division Engineer, Harry D. Robbins Trenton


Division Engineer, Roy Mullins


Newark


Division Engineer, J. A. Williams


Camden


Secretary A. Lee Grover


Trenton


Advisory Engineer, General George W. Goethals


Commissioners. (Term five years, no salary.)


President, John W. Herbert Helmetta 1922


Anthony R. Kuser Bernardsville 1923


Watson G. Clark Tenafly 1920


Walter J. Buzby


Atlantic City 1920


George E. Blakeslee Jersey City


1921


Robert S. Parsons Nutley


1923


Samuel Haverstick Trenton 1921


Lewis C. Duncan


Westville


1923


INHERITANCE TAX SUPERVISORS, DEPARTMENT OF


(Supervisors appointed by Comptroller)


State Supervisor, William D. Kelley Trenton


Special Investigator, Theodore Rurode Jersey City


Special Investigator, Kenneth H. Lanning Trenton


INSTITUTIONS AND AGENCIES, DEPARTMENT OF


Name changed by Senate bill No. 160, laws of 1919, from Department of Charities and Corrections. Appointed by Commissioner, approved by State Board, under Civil Service Regulations.


Comr., Burdette G. Lewis Princeton $10,000


Sec., Barton T. Fell


Trenton 3,500


Divisions of Labor ; Agriculture-David I. Kelly East Orange 5,000


Education ; Parole-Calvin Derrick Trenton 4,500


Administration-Barton T. Fell Trenton 3,500


Inspection-Joseph Thompson New Egypt 3,000


Rec. Reports ; Information-Dr. Louis B. Blan Not Pd. by State


Departmental; Steward-William Golden Roselle 2,200


Supervisor Institution Farms-William B. Duryee 3,000


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Board. (Term three years, no salary.)


The Board meets on the third Friday of each month at the State House, Trenton.


Chairman, Dwight W. Morrow


Englewood .. .1927


Frank A. Fetridge


Newark


1920


Dr. John Nevin


Jersey City 1921


Ellis P. Earle


Montclair 1922


Ogden H. Hammond


Bernardsville


1923


Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson


Red Bank


1925


Lewis Starr


Woodbury 1920


Mrs. H. Otto Wittpenn


Jersey City 1921


LABOR, DEPARTMENT OF


Office, State House, Trenton, N. J. (Term three years.)


Comr. of Labor, Lewis T. Bryant Atlantic City$6,000 1923


Asst. Comr. of Labor, John I. Holt Trenton $3,500 1923


LAW DEPARTMENT. (Term five years.)


Atty. Gen. Thomas F. McCran, Savings Inst. Bldg., Paterson 1924 $7,000 Asst. Atty. Gen., William Newcorn 119 W. Front Plainfield 1924 $5,000


2nd Asst. Gen., Grover C. Richman 216 Federal, Camden .. $1,800


Asst. to Atty. Gen'l., Francis H. McGee 107 Broad, Freehold $4,600


Asst. to Atty. Gen'l. Joseph Lanigan State House, Trenton $2,500


Asst. to Atty. Gen'l. John Solan 103 E. State, Trenton $2,500


MILITARY DEPARTMENT


(Office State House, Trenton, N. J.)


Comm .- in Chief, Walter E. Edge Atlantic City


Adjt. Gen'l, Frederick Gilkyson Trenton


Dupt. Adjt. Gen'l. Col. John M. Rogers


Trenton


Q. M. Gen'l. C. Edward Murray, 237 Greenwood Ave. Trenton


Insp. Gen'l. (vacant)


Judge Adv. Gen'l. (vacant)


Surgeon Gen'l. (vacant)


Insp. Gen'l Rifle Practice Brig., Bird W. Spencer Passaic


Chief Q. M. Corps (vacant)


Chief Clerk Q. M. G. Lt. Col. Samuel S. Armstrong Trenton


676


STATE GUIDE


Naval Militia Brigade


First Batt'l Capt. Edward McC. Peter's Hoboken First Batt'l L. Comm. Benj. J. Soper Hoboken


Sec. Batt'l Comm. Francis W. Hoffmann Camden


Aides-de-Camp to Commander-in-Chief


Personal Aide, Col. Myron W. Robinson Hackensack


Ordinance Dept., Major Arthur F. Foran Flemington


Major (retired) Alexander P. Gray, Jr. Paterson


State Militia Capt. Benjamin Hurd


Newark


MOTOR VEHICLE DEPARTMENT


(Office State House, Trenton, N. J .- Appointed by Secretary of State.)


Commissioner, William L. Dill


Paterson


$1,500


Secretary, M. Agnes Smith


Trenton


Chief Clerk, William T. Dearden Trenton


Auditor, Nelson P. Howell


Millville


Chief Inspector Edward Johnson


Jersey City


$2,100


Deputy Inspector Anderson Shinn


Burlington $1,800


Inspector George Thompson


Somerville $1,650


Inspector Alexander Ackermann


West New York $1,650


Inspector John W. Baldwin


Jersey City $1,650


Inspector Charles D. Pedigree


Camden


$1,650


Inspector Dane B. Sawyer


Westwood $1.650


Inspector E. Frank Boutillier


East Orange $1,650


Inspector Harry G. Burton


New Brunswick $1.650


Inspector William G. Vey


Hackettstown $1,650


Inspector LeRoy Wyckoff


Manasquan


$1,500


Inspector Edward A. Martens


Newark


$1,500


Inspector Maurice R. Mines


Woodbury


$1,500


Inspector William K. Teel


Washington $1,500


Inspector Lester W. Gilbert


Jersey City $1,500


Inspector LeRoy Lanning Merchantville


$1,400


Inspector Joseph E. MeCabe Paterson


$1,400


Inspector William S. Cooper


Trenton $1.400


Inspector Henry Downs


Madikon $1,400


Inspector Harold Wintermute


Newton


$1.400


Inspector James J. Shanley


Elizabeth $1.400


Inspector Harold Headley


Millville $1,350


Inspector Michael M. Fitzpatrick Hoboken $1.350


Inspector Frank E. Snyder Newark $1,350


Inspector William H. Dykeman


Jersey City $1,350


Inspector Cortland Parker


Trenton $1,350


Inspector Arthur Stagg


Hackensack


$1,500


Inspector William K. Lovett


Wildwood $1,650


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Inspector Alexander J. Dennen


Princeton


$1,350


Inspector Henry Kuehnle, Jr.


Paterson


$1,350


Licensed-Pneumatic-tired motor vehicles Dec. 31. 1918, 139,738 ; solid- tired motor vehicle, Dec. 31, 1918, 15,736. Gross income, Dec. 31, 1918, $2,431,756.70.


DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTS


(Office, Trenton, N. J .- Term, three years.)


Commissioner, Walter E. Darby Westfield $5,000 1920


PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, DEPARTMENT OF


Office, State House, Trenton, N. J.


Comm. of Education, Calvin N. Kendall Princeton 1921 $10,000


Asst. Comm. of Education, John Enright Freehold $4,500


Asst. Comm. of Education, Albert B. Meredith Plainfield $4,500


Asst. Comm. of Education, Wesley A. O'Leary Trenton $4,500


Asst. Comm. of Education, Zenos E. Scott Lawrenceville $4,500


Bureau of Credentials, Thomas D. Sensor Trenton


Business Division, Herbert W. Morse


Trenton


Inspector of Accounts, John S. Mount Trenton


Inspector of Buildings, Charles McDermott Trenton


State Board of Examiners


Chairman, Calvin N. Kendall Princeton


Secretary, Thomas D. Senson


Trenton


J. Savitz Trenton


Charles S. Chapin


Montclair


W. Spader Willis


Newark


Henry Snyder


Jersey City


Henry C. Krebs Somerville


PUBLIC UTILITY, DEPARTMENT OF


(Office State House Trenton, N. J., Term six Years.)


Pres., John W. Slocum


Long Branch 1921


Counsel, L. Harrmann Jersey City 1920


Secretary, Alfred N. Barber


Trenton 1921


Commissioner, Geo. F. Wright


Paterson 1924


Commissioner, Alfred S. Marsh New Brunswick 1923


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STATE GUIDE


STATE PURCHASING DEPARTMENT


(Office, Room 101-101 State House, Trenton, N. J .- Term five years.)


Purchasing Agent, Edward E. Grosscup Wenonah $5,000 1921


Chief Asst. Pur. Agt., Joseph M. Coyle Hoboken $3,500 1921


Assistant, Arthur E. Johnson Trenton 1921


ยท Assistant Edwin C. Stratton


Trenton


1921


Commissioners : The Governor, State Treasurer and State Comptroller.


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC REPORTS


(Term five year.)


Comm. William A. Sweeney Red Bank $2,000 1924


Clerk, Frances V. Smith


Trenton $600 1924


SHELL FISHERIES, DEPARTMENT OF


(Office, State House, Trenton .- Term three years.)


Director, George A. Mott Tuckerton $2,000 1921


Members (Term four years, no Salary.)


Pres., Peter C. Cozier


Newport


1919


Joseph N. Fowler


Port Morris


1921


Charles A. Covert


Leesburg 1920


Alfred B. Smith


East Atlantic City 1920


Lorenzo D. Robbins


New Gretna


1921


Russell Post


Keyport


1922


Frank R. Austin


Tuckerton 1919


Augustus J. Meerwald


Dennisville


1922


STATE DEPARTMENT


State House, Trenton, N. J.


Secretary of State, Thomas F. Martin


Union Hill $6.000


1920


Asst. Sec. of State, William L. Dill Paterson 3,000 1920


TREASURY DEPARTMENT


State House, Trenton, N. J.


State Treasurer, William T. Read


Trenton $6,000


1922


Deputy Treasurer, L. Kensil Wildrick


Trenton $4,200


1919


State Comptroller, Newton A. K. Bugbee


Trenton $6,000 1920


Deputy Comptroller, Isaac Doughton


Trenton


$5,000


1920


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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, DEPARTMENT OF


Office, 125 W. State Street, Trenton, N. J .. Supt. appointed for term of five years; expires 1922; others Civil Service.


State Supt., Frank Wanser


833 Grape St., Vineland $3,500


Asst. State Supt., J. Frank Fowler 120 Bridge St., Trenton $1,800


Elliott B. Holton 128 Maple Ave., Newark $1,800


Augustus W. Schwartz 149 Jefferson Ave., Elizabeth $1,800


Sec., Joseph G. Rogers


21 Southard St., Trenton


ENGINEERING, STATE CONFERENCE


Composed of representatives and officials of State Departments as follows :


Department of Public Roads: Public Utility Commission ; Commis- sioner of Motor Vehicles; Director of Conservation and Development ; Chief Engineer of Commerce and Navigation; State Board of Taxes and Assessments ; State Architect ; State Department of Agriculture; Depart- ment of Health; Department of Labor; Civil Service Commission ; Sec., Alfred Gaskill.


STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE


(Rutgers College, New Brunswick)


Director, Jacob B. Lipman New Brunswick $4,000


Board of Visitors


(Term two years, no salary; appointed by the Governor.)


Atlantic-William A. Blair


Elwood 1921


Bergen-Arthur Lozier


Ridgewood 1921


Burlington-R. R. Lippincott


Vincentown 1921


Camden-Ephraim T. Gill Haddonfield 1921


Cape May-Charles P. Vanaman


Dias Creek 1921


Cumberland-Charles F. Seabrook Bridgeton


1921


Hudson-Diedrich Bahrenburg Weehawken 1921


Mercer-Josiah T. Allinson


Yardville


1921


Hunterdon-Egbert T. Bush


Stockton


1921


Middlesex-James Neilson


New Brunswick 1921


Monmouth-William H. Ried


Tennent


1921


Morris-John C. Welsh


German Valley Tuckerton


1921


Passaic -- Isaac A. Severn Clifton


1921


Salem-Charles R. Hires Salem


1921


Somerset-Joseph Larocque Bernardsville


1921


Sussex-Robert V. Armstrong


Augusta


1921


Union-John Z. Hatfield


Scotch Plains 1921


Warren-James I. Cooke


Delaware 1921


1921


Ocean-James E. Otis


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SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF (Trenton, N. J., -- Established June 1883.)


Supt. Alvin E. Pope Trenton Salary $3,500 Board of Managers-State Board of Education.


THE NEW JERSEY STATE VILLIAGE FOR EPILEPTICS


Skillman


Officers and employees are appointed by the Superintendent with ap- proval of the Board of Managers, and hold office under Civil Service regulations. Established Nov. 1, 1898; valuation $1,500,000.


Supt. Dr. David Fairchild Weeks Skillman. . $6,000


Sr. Res. Physician, Dan. S. Renner


Skillman $2,750


Res. Physician, Arthur L. Zuck Skillman $1,300


Res. Physician, Clara C. Renner Skillman $1,000


Steward, Edward M. Haynes


Skillman $2,750


Board of Managers. (Term, three years, no salary.)


Appointed by State Board of Control of Institutions and Agencies. Pres., Herman F. Moosebrugger 57 High St., Somerville 1921


Vice-Pres., Dr. Augustus S. Knight Gladstone, Peapack 1920


Mrs. Brice Collard 29 Monticello Av. Jersey City 1921


Mrs. Frances De L. Hyde Mountain Ave., Plainfield 1921


Joseph Larocque, Jr. Ming Mount, Bernardsville 1921


NEW JERSEY STATE INSTITUTION FOR FEEBLE MINDED


Vineland, N. J.


Officers appointed by Board of Managers. Established, April 20th, 1888. Valuation $482,000.00.


Supt. and Medical Dir., Dr. Madeline A. Hallowell, Vineland, Salary $3,750


Board of Managers


Appointed by State Board with approval of the Governor. Term three years, no salary.


Plainfield 1921


Pres., Harry H. Pond


Crosswicks 1921


Mrs. Anne C. Gils


E. Orange 1921


R. C. Jenkinson


Newark 1921


W. J. Dawson


Wenonoh 1921


Mrs. B. H. Minch


Bridgeton 1021


Mrs. Jessie K. Marvel


Atlantic City 1921


Treas. George B. Thorn


STATE GUIDE


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COLONIES FOR FEEBLE-MINDED MALES


New Lisbon


Appointed by Board of Managers, no Specified term. Established, Date July 1st, 1916. Valuation $60,000.00.


Supt., J. Frank Macomber New Lisbon $1,800


Board of Managers. (Term, three years, no salary.)


Appointed by State Board with approval of the Governor.


Pres. Wallis Armstrong Meadowview Farm, Moorestown 1921


Vice-Pres., Killam E. Bennett River Bank Riverton 1921


Sec., Elizabeth C. White


New Lisbon 1921


Henry B. Coles 224 E. Main St., Moorestown 1921


Mrs. Chas. R. Miller 101 Lippincott St. Riverton 1921


STATE FIREMEN'S HOME


(Boonton, N. J .- Established 1898.)


Board of Managers (Term four years, no salary.)


The State Comptroller and Commissioners of Banking and Insurance and President of the State Fremen's Association are members ex-officio.


James J. Manning Insle Place, Elizabeth 1920


Elias K. Leslie 128 Warren Street, Trenton 1920


Egbert Seymoure


771 Ave. C., Bayonne 1920


Bird W. Spencer Paulison Ave., Passaic 1920


Jacob L. Bunnell Newton


1920


C. E. Close


Matawan 1920


John Kennell


Irving Place, Passaic 1920


Edward O'Donnell 627 Summit Ave., Jersey City 1920


Evan G. Benners Moorestown


1922


John G. Andes 595 23rd Street, West New York


1922


Patrick J. Farrell Bloomfield Ave., Montclair 1922


John Senft


Merchantsville 1922


William H. Matthews


Orange 1920


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STATE HOME FOR BOYS


Jamesburg, N. J.


Officers Appointed by Board of Managers, no stated term. Estab- lished, April 6, 1863. Valuation $600,000.


Acting Supt. J. M. McCallie, Ph. D. Jamesburg $2,500 Asst. Supt. Charles Draine


Jamesburg $1,800


Acting Matron, Mrs. E. C. MeCallie Jamesburg $ 800


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Board of Managers. (Term, three years, no salary.)


Appointed by State Board of Institutions and Agencies with the Ap- proval of the Governor.


Pres. Seymour L. Cromwell


Bernardsville 1921


Sec. & Treas., Arthur D. Chandler 86 Harrison St., E. Orange 1921


' Prof. Frank A. Fetter 121 Broadmead St., Princeton 1921


Mrs. Cornelia Meytrott 17 Murray St., Frechold 1921


Sigmund Eisner 84 West Front St., Red Bank 1921


Mrs. Caroline R. Colgate 363 Center St., Orange 1921


Maxwell Rockhill 47 Prospect St., Trenton 1921


HOME FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS


Kearny (Established July 4, 1866)


Surgeon, Dr. Eugene H. Goldberg


Kearny $1,500


Chaplain, Rev. Wm. T. Tilley


Kearny $1,000


Adjutant, Alonzo P. Lennox


Kearny $1,000


Board of Managers. (Term, three years, no salary.)


Pres., General Edwin W. Hine


Newark 1919


Capt. R. Wayne Parker


Newark 1919


General J. H. Brensinger Jersey City 1919


G. A. R. Com. Walter Tully


Newark


1920


HOME FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS, SAILORS, MARINES AND THEIR WIVES


Vineland, N. J. (Established December, 1899.)


Commandant, John Shields


Vineland $1,500


Adjutant, Edward P. Southwick


Vineland $1.000


Surgeon, Dr. John S. Halsey


Vineland $2,500


Matron, Emma J. Southwick


Vineland


$1,000


Board of Managers. (Term five years, no salary.)


George Barrett


Camden


1919


David B. Elwell


Elmer


1920


J. W. Trenchard


Bridgeton 1921


Samuel G. Garretson


Perth Amboy


1922


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Trenton, N. J. (Opened 1871. Valuation, $386,201.65.)


Act. Supt., Dr. Ruth. Hilliard Trenton


Chief Parole Officer, Ellen F. Dullard Trenton


Asst. Parole Officer, Mrs. Charlotte M. Hopkins Jersey City


Asst. Parole Officer, Mary T. Starr Trenton


Accountant, Joseph McIlvaine


Trenton


Trustees. (Term five years, no salary.)


Pres., A. L. Doughty


Mt. Holly 1919


Vice Pres., Mrs. H. Crittendon Harris Glen Ridge 1920


Treas. Mrs. Leon Cubberly


Trenton 1920


Mrs. John L. Kuser


Bordentown 1921


Aaron V. Dawes


Hightstown 1920


Sec., Mrs. Sarah P. McNiece Trenton 1920


STATE HOSPITAL AT MORRIS PLAINS


(Opened Aug. 17, 1876. P. O. Greystone Park, N. J.)


Chief Executive Officer appointed by the Board of Managers-no term stated.


1 Chief Executive Officer, Britton D. Evans, M. D. Salary .. . $6,000


Resident Officers appointed by the Chief Executive Officer with the approval of the Board of Managers, no term stated.


1st Senior Assistant Physician, Marcus A. Curry, M. D .. $2.100


2nd Senior Assistant Physician, George R. Hampton, M. D. $2,100


1st Junior Assistant Physician, George B. McMurray, M. D. $1.900 2nd Junior Assistant Physician, Lawrence M. Collins, M. D. $1.900 3rd Junior Assistant Physician, Harris Day, M. D. $1.800


4th Junior Assistant Physician, Charles A. Kinch, M. D. $1.400


5th, Junior Assistant Physician, Vacancy $1.400


6th, Junior Assistant Physician, Vacancy $1,300 7th Junior Assistant Physician, Vacancy $1.300


Pathologist, John V. Donnet $1.800


Treasurer, Orlando M. Bowen $ 500


Secretary, John Boyd $ 500


Warden, Orlando M. Bowen $3.500


Board of Managers


Appointed by the State Board of Charities and Corrections. Term three years, no salary.


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Pres., Daniel S. Voorhees


Morristown 1921


Vice Pres. James T. Wrightson, M. D.


Newark 1921


W. L. R. Lynd


Dover 1921


John F. Boyle


Jersey City 1921


L. G. Kaufman


Short Hills


1921


Mrs. Seymour L. Cromwell


Mendham 1921


Mrs. U. N. Bethell


Montclair


1921


STATE HOSPITAL


Trenton (Opened May, 1848.)


Medical Director, Dr. Harry A. Cotton, M. D., Trenton


$4,500


Board of Managers. (Term five years, no salary.)


Pres. Luther M. Halsey


Williamstown


1922


Joseph H. Moore


Hopewell


1918


Arthur D. Frost


Trenton


1919


William L. Black


Hammonton


1919


Stewart Paton


Princeton


1922


Dr. George T. Tracey


Beverly


1922


Dr. Joseph E. Raycroft


Princeton


1922


Holmes V. M. Dennis


Freehold


1922


Mary B. Fox


Camden


1922


Mrs. John L. M. Pendergust


Salem


1922


BORDENTOWN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL


(For Colored Youths.)


Officers appointed by State Board of Education. Established 1897. Valuation $200,000.


Principal, William R. Valentine, Industrial School, Bordentown $2,200


Asst. Principal, T. C. Williams, Industrial School, Bordentown $1,600


Bookkeeper, Harriet F. Lane Industrial School, Bordentown $780


Commandant, Victor Daniel . Industrial School, Bordentown $1,080


Farm Supt., John Urquhart Industrial School, Bordentown $1,420


Board of Managers, State Board of Education


STATE NORMAL SCHOOL-NEWARK


.. ... Established, Sept., 16th, 1913.


Prin., W. Spader Willis Newark $5,000


Board of Managers, State Board of Education


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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL-TRENTON Founded 1855-Valuation $721,823.52.




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