I added a few to that list expecting to take the time to find each of the three-dozen or so dry towns, but I never returned to it.  That is an interesting story about Swansea...something that would defy the claims of non-notables by the deletionist editors intractable like SummerPhD. I cannot think of any dry towns up in North Jersey although I know of a few temperance movement events in the late 19th/early 20th c. I think it has to be a chiefly South Jersey phenomenon. Too many Germans and Italians were up here and that likely make an environment hostile to something akin to a temperance town ever take root in the North.