The Monmouth inquirer., 1890-11-27
lottinus.

Neptune Hose Co.. OF Long Branch,
will have parade Dec. Is to celebrate
the dedication of their new house.
Following are the officers OF this COM
pany for the ensuing year: President.
Frank Nelson; Vice President, Charles
E. Wheeler, Foreman. Willsford a.
Vannote: First Asst. Foreman. Charles
l.. Edwards; Second Asst Foreman,
Grant McCloud; Financial Secretary,
John Guire; Recording Secretary. John
W. Woolley; Treasurer. George M.
Chattls: Trustees. john O. Woolley.
VIM. r Deckert. John S. Smith; Repre-
sentatives to Firemen's Relief Associa.
ton, James E. Finn. John Guire; For
Ohief Engineer. Richard B. Moore; For
Asst Chief Engineer. Chas. J. Luther.
The people of Cliffwood and Jackson
vile were thrown into fever of excite
ment when they learned that Rev. Mr..
Chew, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church of that place was elected there
from when the services were about to
commence by Messrs. Peter Nj. Barber.
Hendrick Van Clnaf and William Mein-
yer, the trustees. Some OF the most re-
spectacle ladies of the place have made
serious charges against Mr.. Chew.
They claim that they have been insulted
by his remarks, that his language was
such as was seldom heard upon the
streets, and that his visits to beer saloons
were so frequent that the congregation
were compelled to stay at homo. The
charges have been laid before Presiding
Elder James Moore. with request that
he be removed et once
The Grand Lodge of the New jersey.
I. o. O. F.. Thursday concluded the
business of their session and adjourned. !.
Albert A. King, of Paterson, was elected
Grand Warden. The representatives
10 the Sovereign Grand Lodge were in
structed to advocate the adoption OF a
universal password and also urge the
passage of law prohibiting the admission
into the order of any person under II
years of age. At the afternoon session
the following officers we're installed
Grand Master. Howard Sutphin. OF
Jersey City; Deputy Grand Master.
James W. Trenchard, of Bridgeton.
Grand Warden, A. A. King, of Pater
son; Grand Secretary, Lewis Parker. OF
Trenton; Grand Treasurer, JOSEPH I.
Lamb, Of Julinstown.
The Hightstown Gazette says
Samuel Fryer, the marble dealer, often
stumbles across queer tomb stone epi
taphs in his business trips to country
graveyarls. Many of them are "wri
with little skill or songcraft" but few o
them are more remarkable than one b,
found in the Old Hill burying ground
near Englishtown. the other day. l
appears that the stone marks the grav,
of man who one day took his child OF
a neighboring pond in a small boat
and, when in the deepest part OF th
stream, jumped overheard with the IN
!, fant in his arms. Both were drowned
The 'half- effaced inscription" tha
chronicles the strange aud sad event
certainly worthy of prominent plac
among tomb stone poetry. 1t reads Q
follows:
"Twas on the 29th of May
When my poor son John went away.
He went TO cross the mill.pond Ger
But never reached the other Shore
Patents granted to inventors in th
State of New Jersey, during the pal
week. Reported by G. A. Snow 4 Go
! Patent Attorneys and Agents for Pr
,, curing Patents, Opp. q. S. Patent ol
flee, Washington. ID. O. 1t. q. Berr
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for double teams; Il L. Clark. vii
raiser; f. W. Coolbsugh, railway tin
sigoal, p. Diehl. feeding mechanism f
: sewing machines; H. A. Hayward, res
lient spsral washer; NJ. NJ. Monsant
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W. e.. Page. bottle.stopper; N.
Smitl,. table for railway cars: a.
SteiHhof, water heating attachment I
ranges, j. A. Turnbuii. washer; I.
|. Ware, ssavil mould.
a The Christmas number Of "God }
Ledge Book" is here. aud it is "A re
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real XEaas gift. full OF stories both gra
and sag, fashions. deaigns. and genel
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