The Monmouth inquirer., 1890-05-22
FREEHOLD.

Mr.. Samuel @. Cowart spent Sunday
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Julius Deedmeyer has returned
to Freehold.
A clothing store has been opened in
the new hotel block on Main street.
Three new applications for mem ber.
ship were received Tuesday evening by
Tennent Lodge. K. Of P.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter s. Conover, of
Atlantic Highlands. were the guests OF
Charles Fl. Butcher last week.
Edward o. DeRoche has painted Ex-
Mayor VIM. H. Forman's summer cot
tage at Asbnry Park.
Miss Annie Tuthill, of Florida. is
stopping in Freehold for a few days
with friends.
Forman Patterson, Jr., is suffering
from severe attack OF infammatory
rheumatism.
The little daughter OF VIM. S. Burtis
a few days ago burned her finger quite
badly while playing around the stove.
Cashier Chas. a. Ely, of the Atlantic
Highlands Bank, was in Freehold on
Sunday.
Messrs. John B. and Charles Craw-
ford, Of Keyport. were in Freehold on
Monday.
The children of the Temperance
School will give an entertainment in
Shinn's Hall. May 9th. An interesting
programme is promised.
Several young boys are robbing
chicken roosts Of eggs in Freehold. An
example should be made of the next
one caught at it.
Mr.. W. A. Solomon. OF Philadelphia,
brother of Mr.. Levi Solomon, of West
Freehold, is visiting relativesin this
vicinity.
The following letters are unclaime d
the Freehold Post Office: Rem
Stewart and Mrs. Rachael Hartwick.
The wedding of Mr.. Chas. VanM ater
and Miss Lizzie Mcclure was solem-
nized in the Freehold Presbyterian
Church, yesterday, Wednesday, at P.
NJ Rev. a. G.. Smith oficiated.
MIR. John L. DeRoche is havin
double roof put on his dwelling on
Hudson street and second-story ad-
dition built in the rear, which greatly
improves its appearance.
John Burk. from the pines. gave an
exhibition on Monday evening, on Main
street, of what his trained donkey could
do in turning around In circles
Presiding Elder Moore officiated in
the Freehold nj. e. Church, on Sunday
morning, and preached an able sermon.
AT $50 A. M, the love feast was held.
Tennent Lodge. K. OF p. are initia-
ting in almost every degree ut their
meetings. Tuesday evenings. Visitors
from other lodges are cordially well
coined.
Rev. Mr.. Phillips, of Hightstown.
preached two very excellent sermons to
large congregations, at ST. Peters
Church, on Sunday. Rev. Thomas 81.
Cullen officiated at Hightstown.
The Freehold Presbyterian Church at
their Sunday morning service raised
enough funds by subscription to enable
them to proceed with the interior deco
ration of their Church. Work will be
commenced at once.
The members OF Tennent Lodge, x.
OF p, OF Freehold. secured about 2,700
votes for the Metropolitan Lodge in
New York, for the banner prize. The
collection was made by Brother Frank
Oottrell. who deserves great praise for
his success.
A son OF VIM. Row, aged about four
years, fell out OF wagon near Conk's
bridge on Saturday, and broke his arm
near the shoulder. DIR. Freeman was
called and set the limb, and the young
boy is recovering.
A district meeting will be held in the
Lodge Room OF Monmouth Lodge, No.
20, 1. o. o. f.. on Monday evening.
May 26, at which time, Grand Master
Henry M. Jewett will be present accom-
panied by Grand Representative VIM.
81. Iszard. who will exemplify the secret
work.
Msssrs. Alonzo Brewer. Charles L.
Shepherd and Houston Fields have
been elected members of Olive Branch
Lodge, F. & A. NJ. of Freehold. Prof.
John Enright received the Fellow.crait
degree on last Tuesday evening. May
18th. Mr.. Reuben g. Strahan. of tho
Hightstown Lodge, has become MEM
Der by afiliation.
The following officers have been
elected of the Epworth League connect
ed with the Freehold M. E. Church:
President, John H. Bawden; Vice Presi-
dents, George F.. Smith, Miss A. O.
Arrowsmith. Miss Grace Pitman, Miss
Adaline O. Yard; Secretary. Mrs. J. d.
Bawden; Treasurer, Charles Riggs.
>s>
Medical Society.
M a. a,
County Medical Society was held at the
Union Hotel, in Freehold, on the 10Th
inst.