The Monmouth inquirer., 1890-11-27


DR.. Savre had the injured man removed
to the Hospital at Long Branch.
Mrs. Joseph Il. Stillwell hos a fine
show OF potted chrysanthemums in her
glass enclosed piazza.
lmlaystown.
The annual donation OF the Upper
Freehold Baptist Church, was given to
it's pastor, Rev J. A. Knowlton, on Fri
day evening, Nov 21st. The occasion
was success both socially and fnan-
cially. The entertainment consisted OF
vocal and instrumental music. cornet
and violin solos, rendered by Messrs.
Rue and Hunsipger. The vocal solo
sung by Mrs S. M. Nichols. entitled
"The Singer and The Song" received
great applause, and was appreciated by
ali. The friends and members departed
to their respective homes about IL
o'clock, leaving about $50 in cash, be-
sides an abundance of provisions.
Mr.. John r. VanHise. and family. OF
Mt. Holly. are visiting relatives for u
few days.
Rev. Mr.. Finney. of Cream Ridge
Presbyterian, and Rev. S. M. Nichols.
of the M. z. Church, exchanged services
on Sunday last.
The K. of P. Lodge, No. 80, are
furthering their preparations for the
District Meeting on Friday evening,
Dec. 18th. They intend to make the
affair enjoyable and instructive, and
hope to have good representation
from all lodges in the district. A cordial
| invitation has been extended to Tennent
Lodge, No. SO. and Adelphia Lodge,
No. 65.
Hendrickson and Hulse have been
making extensive improvements to their
meat market by repairing and paint
ing.
MIR. William Barnes. of Seaford. Del,
spent Sunday last with friends. He in
tends returning home in December.
Mr.. John G. Hendrickson and brother,
Cornelius. of Philadelphia. Pa, was up
for two days cunning and had excellent
success, having reported 19 rabbits and
9;pheassnts to their credit.
Mr.. George Lenhart, of Philadelphia.
Pa, the noted magician, who gained
such notoriety as ''snipe shot" at At
lantic City, few years ago, has been
cunning in this vicinity. His friends
say he is an expert in the above pro-
fessions, but a lamentable failure as 6
rabbit shot. He will endeavor to re-
gain bis reputation as a marksman. dur
ing the coming week at Welsh Noun
tain deer. His host of friends wish hin
better success than he had at Monmouth
rabbits.
''Marksman's Hall" was well filled or
Saturday evening last, by spectator
and participants who were trying thei
skill at Dawes new target. The mana
ger of the Hail. Mr.. Sheriff Reed, is an
, excellent marksman, and accordingl,
holds the belt up to date, but from al
! appearances will be compelled to sur
.. render it as Dave is steadily gaining al
acnte "sight" down the parallel.
'Owr friend 81" met with quite al
$ accident as be was coming from the 9
= T. road the other evening. He wa
: wandering through the unknown an
!, darkness, when presently he behed
!. moving form. which began to sho
signs OF an encounter. Gathering a
I his strength and courage, he prepare
10 meet his antagonist by using bi
kroots as a protection, bat after the fir
round he feund it necessary to dress
kis ''new,suit of clothes." as the ode
|. was immensely intense
4 The New Brunswick District Conver
I tion of the New Jersey Methodist Cos
ference met in the First Metholi.
Church, of Asbury Park, Thursda,
All the casurches ia the district were rel
resented 10y their pastors. At the mori
ing sessien paper on 1.-The Relation (
Official Hen to the Means of Graee,
by Rev.-S. r. The@pson, of Manasqusl
was discussed at length. A pap,
on 'fMeshodism sad Temperance WI
read 6ylRev. Jo&n Mouris, OF BeIma
| At the afternoon session Rev. r.
Stevenson. of Tosn's River, read pap
4on Systematic Giving" Rev. DIR. Y
; A. Spencer. who is connected with tI
Churcarextensio9. made suitable =,
dress Reviewing Hhe work dore by ti
Society and asking financiaI aid to seol
time tie work. At the evening session
paper ~xss read ca Southern Educatiea
by Rev j. I. Chadwick. Rev. Chapisi
4 @. MsCabe. the Evangelist, made an q,
4 dress. Whythe Brothers. of Canad
aAang.
" Thernagular na0ut1}y pigeon shoot
n the Midway Gun Club Yves held Thur
q day at 'their ground, near Matawal
II The. sweepstakes OF ton entities miss ant
n go-o1t, with IS entry Zee. was won b
d Frank 'Worrell. who killed five straigh
d d. WaIiiae killing four In u matc
!. for ,pGrse of $50 between Fran
d Worrel and Judge NJ. e. Cornwsll
4 ten birds each. Jadee Cornwall .wor
N kaling eight out OF tea aad Worrell 81
4 out Of ten. The shoot for the yearl
!, badge was won by James Vanbnacklt
\ who killed ten ont OF a possible clever
ubere were other sweepstakes in whic