The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-01-17
FREEHOLD.

Frank B. Craig and wife are visit
ing at Mr.. j. N. Sharewood's.
William Burtis, Superintendent of
the Union Transportation Company,
was in Freehold on Wednesday.
The Misses Sewall will give recep-
ton at the Freehold Young Ladies'
Seminary on Friday evening.
The Mutual Improvement Society
met at Mrs Daniel S. Schanck's resi-
dence last evening.
Hon. Henry M Nevius was in at
tendance at Court on Wednesday.
His many friends congratulated him
upon being convalescent.
Moses Leaning, Sr, came to Free
hold and gave himself up on Wednes-
day and gave bail before Judge Wal
ling in the sum Of $500. Young Moses
was on the outskirts of the town, but
as his bondsmen failed to come to
Freehold, he returned home.
Miss Matilda Miller, formerly of
/ Freehold, and William HI. Grouse, of
Freehold, will be married on Thurs
day, February 18th, at the residence of
Mr.. Keean, at 302 E 11Sth ST., New
| York City, at P. NJ.
| into the A. O. u w. at its meeting on
last Wednesday evening. Five per-
sons were proposed for membership
and we understand four more will ap-
ply this Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Andrew Lyons, the accommo-
dating baggage master, at the Z. X. r.
station, Freehold, will have served
the Company for nineteen years in
March, and has never missed days
work or requested a pass. By the
rules of this company he is entitled
to about six months vacation with
full pay.
At the meeting of the stockholders
of the First National Bank, of Free
hold, the following officers were elect
ed President, Joseph t. Laird; direc-
tors, Joseph t. Laird, w. HI. Vreden-
burgh Charles Haight G. A. Ben
nett, E. B. Bedle; cashier, j. w. S.
Campbell.
Miss Lizzie Lambertson, daughter
of David Lambertson of near Free
hold, and Howard, son of David
Baird, of Manalapan, were married
at the residence of the brides parents,
on Thursday, January 3rd, 1882
The presents were numerous and cost
w. They have the congratulations of
many friends for their welfare.
Last Monday evening, at Seminary
4 Hall, Prof. Harding's choral class en-
Icouragingly began with 40 scholars.
4 AS the moderate fee of $2.00 secures
the benefit of the Professors most ex-
cellent instructions in voice culture
for term of fifteen lessons, Free
hold should largely avail itself of this
rare opportunity.
Following are the officers installed
January 18th, 1889, of Monmouth
Lodge, No. 90, I. o. o. F., by ID. d. G..
NJ, s. w. Newbury, of Manasquan +:
N. g., E. d. Clayton; V. g., A. F.
Baum; recording secretary, G. H.
Mount; permanent secretary, G. W..
Naylor; treasurer, VIM. McDermott,
Sr.; r. s. to N. g., Lewis Grouse; L. S.
to N. g., G. s. Eldridge warden, w.
HI. Davis; conductor, Charles B. Lewis;
r. S. S., N. w. Foster; L. S. s., w. II.
Grouse; o. g., G. M. Barkalow; |. g.,
John Horn; chaplain, Alonzo Brewer;
r. S. to V. g., Geo. e. Brown; l.. S. to
mittee, A. +. Baum, j. f. Sickles, G.
mott, ST., G. w. Naylor, Alonzo Brow
er. After the meeting the guests were
given supper at Wolcott's restaur
ant.
Mr.. s. T. Horner has been in town
the past week looking up subscribers
for Harper's Periodicals.
The following members of Capt.
Conine Camp, attended the installa-
ton at the Red Bank S. of V. Camp
noticed on another page:-Captain,
Ed. Soden; Cd Lieut., John Conrow
Howard Lane, Phil Hildenbrand, B.
Vanderhoef.
William Ralph, uncle of Mr.. j. E.
Ralph, Supt, of the L. q N. Y. Rail
road, died at his late residence, Morgan
vile, on Monday, aged about 20 years.
Deceased was a soldier of the late war
and was wounded and had his leg
amputated. His funeral took place
on Wednesday.
Mr.. Norman w. Foster, the polite
passenger agent at the p. r. r. station,
has accepted a position on the F. u
N. Y r, r., and rendered his resigna
tion to his present employers, to take
effect Jan. 31st.
Mr.. Ed. Vanderveer, of Freehold,
and VIM. G. Ely, of Holmdel, started
for the West on Monday to purchase
horses.
An improved hot water furnace will
heat the new Hotel building now in
course of construction on Main street.
The following is a list of letters re-
manning unclaimed in the Freehold
Post Office for the week ending to-day:
William p. Baldwin, w. j. Lawrence,
Miss Ella Acker, Armeter Schuyler,
Miss Mary E. Reynolds, S. p Thorn,
Miss Rebecca Hill, Miss Maggie Will
liams, Mrs Lottie Conover, Joseph
Cullen, Thomas Holmes, James john
son, James E. Morgan, Nicholas Socza,
Mrs. Jane Evans.
A very enjoyable party was given
on Friday evening, at the residence of
Mr.. Edward DeRoche's, ON Hudson
street. A large number was present,
collation. was served and dancing
was indulged in.
TURKEY Elwood Brown, while
cleaning a revolver one day last week,
accidentally discharged the weapon,
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