. The Suburbanite; a monthly magazine for those who are and those who ought to in interested in suburban homes . uDuroani h SUBURBAN LIFE—AND THE INTERESTS OF SUBURBANITES PUBLISHED MONTHLY by TheAVON PRESS, Inc., Nos. 119-121We« Twenty-third Street, New York Fred, vom Saal, Pres. and B. Craig Secretary Vol 7. NewSeries 50 Cents a ^ ear. 5 Cents a C opy Silliam C. Bjopc, itlanaarrSapmonb J3. Carter, Ciiitor Commuting from the CoastHistoric Echoes o( Old MonmouthJune The Roses Month 0UIIC, 1909 CONTENTSCover Design—A Suburban Baby on the Sands at Point PleasantFrontispiece—Thou art so
. The Suburbanite; a monthly magazine for those who are and those who ought to in interested in suburban homes . uDuroani h SUBURBAN LIFE—AND THE INTERESTS OF SUBURBANITES PUBLISHED MONTHLY by TheAVON PRESS, Inc., Nos. 119-121We« Twenty-third Street, New York Fred, vom Saal, Pres. and B. Craig Secretary Vol 7. NewSeries 50 Cents a ^ ear. 5 Cents a C opy Silliam C. Bjopc, itlanaarrSapmonb J3. Carter, Ciiitor Commuting from the CoastHistoric Echoes o( Old MonmouthJune The Roses Month 0UIIC, 1909 CONTENTSCover Design—A Suburban Baby on the Sands at Point PleasantFrontispiece—Thou art so grand, so wonderful, O Sea! 5 Suburban Gardens Department 8 Doing Up the Small Fruits 9 Suburban Household DepartmentThe Song of the Boardwalk] . 19 ^ 10 IIII Commuting from the Coast Bv EDGARR. MARVIN. I I. where are yongoing- my littk-man ?To the shore, kindsir, as fast as 1can!And where areyou bound, niypretty maid ?To tlie shore, kimlsir, she the shore, yonsay; what shore,pray tell?Why, the Jersey shore: tis sans pareil:The finest beach and the briskest air,Where gayest crowds the enjoyments shareIts loved b\ thousands, and then sonif more,To whom its known as just tlic shore 1 Some (lays ago a great metropolitan daily>aid : If you should ask the average \\a\\Street man where he intended to spend thesuinmcr he would probably tell you (^nthe Jersey coast. If you should ask thesame question of anv other Xew York busi-ness man whose office is within reach of thrlanding place of the Sandy Hook steamships the chances are he would give tinsame reply. For the splendid strip of sandybeach that borders the Atlantic seaboard ofXew Jersey from the Highlands of Nave-sink to Point Pleasant has been for a hun-dred years or more the summer playgroundof those who make their livi
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