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Image from page 50 of “Industries of New Jersey.” (1882)

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Identifier: industriesofnewj03edwa
Title: Industries of New Jersey.
Year: 1882 (1880s)
Authors: Edwards, Richard, ed.
Subjects: Industries–New Jersey–Directories. Manufacturing industries–New Jersey–Directories. Manufactures–New Jersey.
Publisher: New York : Historical Publishing Company
Contributing Library: Rutgers University Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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a post villageon the Delaware, Lackawanna and WesternRailroad, ^^% miles s.e. of Manunka Chunk,and on the Pequest River, which here sup-plies power for a large grist mill. Popula-tion, 175. BridgOVater (Somerset CO.), mail Som-erville. Brigdiitine Beach (Atlantic co.), a village and summer resort on an island ofthe same name, n.e. of Atlantic City ; ithas two hotels and a flourishing fishery,with extensive oyster beds. Mail AtlanticCity. Brighton (Sussex co.), a hamlet nearAndover ; has a cheese factory. Brills, or Brills Junction (HudsonCO.), a hamlet on the Newark and NewYork Railroad. Brindletown (Ocean co.), a hamlet ex-tending across the border of BurlingtonCounty, the portion within the latter beingdesignated Hockamick ; it has a lumbermill, and fine cranberries are grown in thevicmitv. Broadway (Sussex and Warren cos.), a hamletand a post village, the one near Libertyville, theother on the Morris and Essex Railroad ; the latterhas a woolen mill. Broadway has a population of300.

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74 STATE OF NEW JERSEY. Broadway Station (Cumberland co.), mail Vine-land. Brocksville (Monmouth co.), mail Clarksburgh. Itrontzmansville (Warren co.), m.ail Calno. Brookdale (Essex CO.), a post village, i mile fromPeru station of the Erie Railroad. Population, 500. Brooklju Pond (Morris co.), mail Dover. Brooklj-n (Sussex co.), a hamlet on HopatcongI^e. Browiiville (Camden co.),a hamlet near Kirkwood. Brownsville (Middlesex co.), a hamlet midwaybetween Herbertsville and Matawan. Buckshutom (Cumberland co.), a hamlet on theMaurice River, 2j^ miles n.w. of Port Elizabeth. Biidds Lake (Moms co.), a post village andsummer resort on a beautiful lake of the same name,2 miles s. of Waterloo station ; it has an excellenthotel and several boarding houses. Population, 100.

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