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Title: Annual report
Year: 1869 (1860s)
Authors: Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association
Subjects: Methodist Episcopal Church
Publisher: (Ocean Grove, N.J.) : Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Contributing Library: New Jersey State Library
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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4 00 painting iron piers, 20 00 interest on Bridges, 157 7<i Total expenses, $1,281 76 1,281 76 $ 622 92 These bridges, as in the past years of their history, have been a con-venience t2, 380,936. TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT. 23 Ice Department. This department of our business, always involvs great anxiety, labor,and heavy financial outlays. This year all these things have been greaterthan usual. The total cost of ice, freight, interest on capital invested, delivery, etc., $8,156 10 Total receipts 8,358 39 $ 202 29 With 8461.15 due on accounts, and ice remaining in house, October1st, 1892, value, $150. Still, the business is a necessity in order to furnishour people with this commodity, and so protect them from excessivecharges and irregularity of supply.
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Foot of Wesley Lake—.Looking West. Wesley Lake. The Lakes continue places of recreation and popular enjoyment.Vigilant oversight is continually needed, that in the midst of innocencyand pleasure, nothing shall hurt or destroy. Sanitary inspection, police 24 OCEAN GROVE, N. J. diligence, and manual labor, are all needed in their time and turn.With these, good conditions have obtained, and the order good. Con-siderable work, too, has been done, in removing sand bars, putting in newand repairing old bulk heads along its shores ; also building new gates atthe flume next to the sea. The bulk heading, all along, needs overhaul-ing, and the Lake thoroughly cleaned. On the evening of August7th, a carnival of fine character was given by the Lake boys, and theinterest taken in such displays, was shown in the fact that 25,000 or30,000 spectators richly enjoyed the scene, and the order was excellentthroughout.

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