The Monmouth inquirer., 1890-12-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

VIM. s. Burtis and J. w. Danser
started out cunning Tuesday morning.
On South street the axle of Mr.. Danser's
wagon broke and it had TO be laid mp
for repairs. IsE
Michael Ford will build a new house
on Parker avenue. Mr.. Brewer has
the contract.
Messrs. Feddimsn C Collins have
CLOSED their hardware store adjoining
Heckman's bakery and returned to
their home in Maryland. Mr.. Michael
Despereaux will open an oyster, clam
and general market ia the store vacated
by them.
Saturday afternoon the horses attach
ed to Davis Hotel stage SHE'D on Mo
Lean street and two wheels ran into
the open trench dug Tor the water m lin.
Mrs. Patrick Farrell and daughter were
in the stage and were well shaken up, bnt
escaped injury. The stage or harness
we're not broken.
A load of hay for Richard Erickson
fell over when in front of the Sherif's
residence Tuesday morning and had to
be reloaded.
Lawyer BENZ. P. Morris. OF Long
Branch, was at Toms River Saturday.
Miss Annie Cfattle, of Long Branch,
has gone on visit to Omaha.
Tuesday G. G. VanNote saved lads
life at Long Branch by catching hold
OF runaway team as it was about to
dash into carriage in which the boy
was seated.
The parade OF the Long Branch Fire
Departmen Monday of last week con-
vinced the Inhabitants of that place that
they had an efficient department..
A Business Mems Association" has
been organized at Manasquan.
The new Life Saving Station now in
course OF erection at Sea Bright will
cost $1,000.
James A. Bradley, the founder Of
Asbury Park, has notified the borough
council that hereafter they must pay
the cost OF lighting the board walk and
also the police.
Wheeler N. Peckha mwill build u fine
cottage on the Rumson road.
The house and lot occupied by Mrs.
Nevius on Main street has been bought
by MFR. William E Lloyd.
MFR. and Mrs. John A. Eaton cele-
brated the sixth wedding anniversary
ol their marriage at Long Branch, Tues
day evening of last week. MIR. Eaton
ia Que of the contractors laying the
Freehold water mains About seventy
friends were present and the psriors
were handsomely decorated. sump
tuous supper was served.
The work of laying the water mains
were completed Tuesday. The hy-
drants are now being put in. The
engine. which weighs 2.200 pounds. has
arrived.
Tue dancing figures in Chamberlin
& Golden's show window are attracting
large share OF attention.
The State Association of Teachers
will meet at Model Hall, Trenton. on
December %, % and 80. The New
Jersey Council of Education will meet
on the morning OF the 28th.
Mr.. Joseph Brakeley. and wife started
last Wednesday for Mobile. Ala. Mrs.
Brakeley will remain ut Mobile during
the Winter months.
A number OF petty thievings are be-
ing perpetrated along shore. Post Offices
and unoccupied cottages seem to be the
objective points of the robbers.
Two members OF the Criterian Comedy
Company discharged pistols at each
other at the Osborn House, MsnasQuan.
early Sunday morning. aud aroused tue
guests II is said they quarrelled over
Z game of cards. The manager claims
the pistols were toy pistols and 1t was
ell done in fun.
Judge Charles A. Bennett, receiver Of
the Pine Needle Company. has sold the
stock and machinery and patent Tor
making the goods 70 Mrs. Kate NeAfe.
for 81, sos 50
The revival meetings al the Freehold
Baptist Church are well attended. Rev.
W. w. Case. Of Holmdel. assisted Rev.
Mr.. Ssilwell Tuesday evening.
4sy Mr.. A. de Ia Reussille calls attention
60, his shne stock OF jewelry on another
page. Mr.. de la Reussille sold the
handsome silver tee service to the Gun
Club presented 10 Mr.. Millsrd Conover
at his marriage. The salver is suitably
inscribed and very handsome.
Mr.. VIM. r. Covert will remove this
week into the house vacated by Mrs. 8.
n. Hankine. Mrs. Hankins has moved
into her new residence.
Tie water works are expected to be
completed about January 10Th. The
contractors for the stand pipe are now
waiting for stone.
Ex Sheriff Allen has given the
Red Men at Clarkaburg, lot of land
4Ox94 IT,, upon which to build their
new wigwam. Tie lot is valued at
$50.
Miss jamie Green, who hes been
visiting her parents at Long Branch
City, has returned to Freehold.
Mr.. r. G.. Strahan. of Clarksburg.
has been confined to his house with
severe cold.
Maicr e. Il. Fields. OF the Oak Hill
Nurseries. Middletown, N. j., was in
Freehold one day last week.
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