The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-11-28
FREEHOLD.
NEwsY GOSSIP OF PERSONS AND
THINGS.

Baum out again after short illness.
The Freehold Commissioners will
m set on Mon1ay evening.
Tue A. O. wv. OF Fesehold. will hold
their animal election of Officers We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Conover, OF Illinois. is visiting
Mrs. Tillie Snediker, m other OF Charles
H. Snediker, Esq.
Lawyer E. W. Arrsowsmith will re-.
move his Offices to over Olnovsr &
Duryea's drug store.
The many friends OF Freeholder John
B. Conover will be pleased to learn that
his health is improving
The K,yport R.ilrosd Uomps ny's
annual meeting will be hell in Free
hold on Wednesday. Nov. 2lst.
Mr.. Samuel r. Forman has received
a carload of fine horses by U. s. Ex-
press and will dispose OF them very
reasonable.
Ezekiel Emmons has started grocery
store at Blacks Mills. He is young and
enterprising and should receive liberal
patronage.
Rev. r. @. HAllook's farewell sermon
at the Old Tennent Church was from
Hebrew s: 1. .'Of the things of which
we have spoken this is the sum.
At the trial practice OF Steamer En-.
gine No. 2, Monday night, five pounds
of steam was raised in two minutes and
thirty seconds.
The Kings Daughters will present
The Princess" at Seminary Hall this
Friday evening. Admission, twenty
cents.
The Freehold Post Ofi.e will be
closed on Thanksgiving from 1lA NJ,
to p M, when it will be open one
hour.
BENZ .miu Freeman went to Pittsburg
few days ago for Dr. W. E. Hallock.
He saw the ruins made by the food at
Johnstown.
w. II. lockwood, who his the larg.
est racing stables in New York City,
has sold to F. @. Devenney a chestnut
team by Warwick Boy for $4,000
Willie and Maggie Williams. colored,
won the prize, for selling the most
tickets to the colored school entertain
ment announced by us last week.
a apecial meeting OF Monmouth Hose
0OLhRo1y Wall No ACAu Hato II kl0uJ Qt6r
ming to elect Representatives to the
Relief Association which meets on the
second Tuesday evening of December.
Hon. and Mrs. J. A. Geissenhainer
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hunter have
arrived home from Europe after q
stormy passage across the water. They
were in Freehold over Sunday.
William g. Ely. the noted horse deal :
er of Holmdel, has returned from the
West with carload of horses. Mr.. E.
A. Vanderveer. of Freehold, has also
arrived home.
Ezekiel D. Clayton, Aaron G. Hart,
John F. Sickles and Charles Eldridge
represented Monmouth Lodge, I. o. o.
F., at the State encampment at Trenton.
Louis Grouse was the Representative.
Prof. ireland has been selling the
school children at Asbury Park school
books at cost and in consequence his
resignation is asked for by the mer-
chants OF the town. The School Super
intendent's Office is likely to be abolish
ed.
Mr.. Charles McCue, son OF John Nc.
Que, of Marlboro. and Miss Mary Sulli-
van, OF Lakewood, were married on
Wednesday morning, by Father Kevilitz.
at g P. NJ, in the presence OF large
number of friends.
Thomas Levaus, q drunk and dlsor-
derly. was re-arrested after serving ten
days in our County Jail, and
taken to Trenton TO be tried for assault
and battery on Samuel Cubberly, on Ad.
Olson SCOTS farm, on the 9th.
John B. Hankinson has been elected
Foreman of Richardson Steamer No. 2, to
fill the unexpired term of Joseph
Brown, resigned, and A. 81. Schanck
first assistant foreman. and Joseph T.
Lake, second assistant; Representatives
to the Relief Association -AIonzo
Brewer, John A. Matthews, John p.
Soden.
The following is the list OF letters re-
naming unclaimed in the Freehold Post
Office for the week ending to day: Miss
Kate Hartnett, @. E q. Hartmig, Jake
Van Note. William n. Wardell, Jas. r.
Seuttharp, Miss Frida Dierking, George
Simmons, Ellsworth Clayton, William ].
Gordon. Miss Julia Brown. Theo. W.
Green.
ST.. PETERS CHURCH The Arch
deaconry Of New Brunswick will meet
in st. Peters Church on Tuesday. Dec.
Sd. Morning Prayer as 8 o'clock. Holy
Communion and Sermon by Rev W. r.
Harris OF SomerviIle Al 1880. After.
noon ut O'Clock. an Essay on Christi.
anityIand Socialism, by Rev. G. 81.
Kidder. of Point Pheasant Evening at
7:30, Missionary Servi,e at which ad :
dresses will be made by several OF the
visiting Clergy. The offerings at Morn.
ing and Evening Service will be for the
Missions OF the Archdeaconry. A
cordial invitation isextended to ALL
Thanksgiving Services.
The Union Thanksgiving Services
will taka nlaee this morning (Thuredayl