The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-05-09
COUNTY NEWS.


ton has rented cottage here.
SceBEYvIL1E Miss Addie Lewis, of
Jerseyville. is spending the week with
her sister, Mrs George Wilkins. Mrs.
VapDorn is spending few weeks with
her daughter in Freehold.
MArAwAN Charles Vas Brackle, a
member of J. G. Shackelton Post, G. A.
R., is very ill at Mt Pleasant. .. Orville
II. Corover has accepted position with
N. FL. Roberts & Co., at the Atlantic
Highlands. Otto Gelhaus is now book
keeper in his fathers brick yard.
G1ENDoLA The band serenaded two
newly married couples few nights ago
While returning from the funeral OF
Jerry Blauvelt, the horse of Mr.. John
Davidson ran away and threw out and
severely injured Mr.. and Mrs Davidson,
but A. H. Morris and Richard Tilton
escaped unhurt.
OCEAN BEACH. Congressman McAdoo
and family will summer here. :. Mrs.
Anna Curtis is very ill Bellmar has
been suggested instead of Elcho.. Ex-
pressman Charles 7. Clayton has been
appointed agent at this place for the
United States Express Company DIR.
Fred Thompson was the guest of DR.. G.
Il. Thompson, few days ago.
TURKEY. Y.-Communio services were
held in the Bethesda M. e. Church
after the morning services last Sunday
after which four persons we're received
into full membership. Next Sunday
there will be baptsmal service after
L.. orIrn
low has returned from short visit at
Newport Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Irwin.
of Sea Bright, spent Sunday with rela-
tives at this place. Rev. W. N. Og-
born lost his horse one day last week.
IMLAY's HIL1-The Cream Ridge
Dairy Association is building a fine
creamery Charles Bullock lost one of
his family match horses last week -.
Mrs. Sarah Buriis is about to build an
addition to her new house. james
Buckalew lost a very valuable horse last
week. He found it dead in the stall one
morning. :. Mrs. Hannah Let's, for
merIy OF Pointville, was buried here on
Saturday. She died at Hightstown -.
Mr.. Ridgway, of Cream Ridge, takes
great pleasure in showing his famous
| imported cOach norSeS.
ALLENTOWN. The funeral of Michael
Daley took place here on Tuesday of
last week i. The stores were all closed
here on Tuesday OF last week. and busi-
ness in general suspended. /. Mr.. Peter
Wikoff lost valuable mare last week
The Trenton Baptist Association
will meet with the Baptist Church of
this town the second week in June.
Forsyth and Spaulding, of this town,
were present at the Centennial Inaugural
.ion at New York, last week Charles
Gordon and Ct. A. Lopgshore are soon
to becore expert violinists, under the
instructions of Professor A. S. Taylor.
-. MIR. Harry Rogers, of the Chemical
National Bank of New York, says that
bank loses about 500. 900 by the failure
of Downs & Finch.
KEYPoRT-Capt Metsgar is seriously
i'll :. .ex Sheriff Aumack is building a
handsome cart for ex-Secretary Whit
ney. Rev. J. Grace has accepted a
call from the Presbyterian church and
will commence his pastorate Sunday.
-. Monmouth encampment, No. 81,
PatriarchaI Odd Fellows, will celebrate
the second anniversary of its establish
ment on May 10Th, by receiving Grand
Patriarch Holcomb and the other srauu
officers of the grand encampment oi
New jersey Z. !. Two young women are
now conducting the Salvation Army
meetings. !. /. Seven members Of Com.
pany &c" have received marksmen's
badges. :. Two persons have been bGp-
tized into the Baptist church. Bert
WalIing fell in ditch and sprained his
arm recently :. The steamer Holmdel
will commence her trips on Monday.
Capt. Samuel G.. Fairchild was one of
the captains that rowed President Har-
rison to the foot of Wall street. :. John
Taylor had his skull fractured at New
York last week. Prof. George a.
Cook says it is doubtful whether sink
ing artesian wells in Keyport would be
successful. The Easter offering at
st. Joseph's r. G. Church amounted to
$50. The steamer H. E. Bishop
broke down in the Naval parade and
was towed by tug Seventy hom-
ing pigeons of DIR. W. e. johnson and
thirty of VIM. Lambertson made the
distance from Bordentown in quick
time. Capt. Williams and James Hor-
ton were severely bruised in runaway
accident The Minnie Cornell took
about 400 persons to see the Naval pa
rade. Lieut.. Col. B. A. Lee was in
command of the gallant Third Regi-
ment at the Centennial. :. The X. OF p.
Lodge now numbers sixty members.
FARMINaDALE The difficulty in re-
gard TO school moneys in School Dis
trict No. 104 is in prospect of speedy
settlement. Money was raised by the
District several years ago with which to
pay off two bonds held by the State
against the District for money used in
building the school house. Orders were
drawn by the then Board OF Trustees
upon the collector OF the township for
this money and made payable to the
District Clerk. Grandin Vannote, in
stead OF to the State Treasurer to whom
it was due. The Clerk, instead of pay
ing the bonds. placed the money in the
bank to his own credit, and says that
several notes which he had endorsed for
others came due about that time and the
hank charOed them mn IN hia accou nj