The Monmouth inquirer., 1893-08-17

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Craig Soden.
Mrs. Chas. Brewer and daughter,
of Sandy Hook, have been visiting
at Freehold and Blue Ball.
Mr.. al. Cannon and Mr.. Abe Co
hen, of New York, who have spent
the past three months in Freehold,
have gone to the Chisago Worlds
Fair
A sickening stencil comes from the
sewer farm. The Board of Health
should look after this matter at once,
or much sickness will result. Sever
al persons were made sick by the
smell last week.
Mrs. Ches. Schlosser will occupy
Mrs. Neafie's house.
H. f. Weeks and wife are spending
a week at Long Branch.
Col Rhodes, commanding the Uni
form Rank, X. of p, expects to come
to Freehold to meet the Citizens
committee on Friday, Aug. 18th.
The merry -go-round has departed.
The amplified team of Tennent
Lodge. No SO, K of p, has received
an invitation to go to Matawan and
confer the third rank on candidates.
Miss Annie Boice has returned from
! Chillicothe, Ohio.
The Monmouths will play the Po-
lice Gazette Semi professional ba Sc
ball club on Saturday, at P. M.
The Jamesburg Sunday School
/ Convention will be held Wednesday,
August %, 1898. The excursion rate
from Freehold will be 42 cents.
Mrs. Bastedo and her niece, Mrs
Amanda Murphy, have returned.from
asvisit to Manasquan; they were the
guests of Mrs. A. M. Buckelew.
/ While Wm. Huff was helping his
mother carry a boiler of hot water
out Of the house Monday morning he
fell and scalded himself very badly.
Mr.. w. McConnochie, of Brooklyn,
/ is visiting Mrs. Griggs, on Hudson
street
Mr.. Elmer Slnythe was seienaded
Monday evening and the serenaders
were treated to cake, lemonade and
Z segars. All had an ENJOYABLE time.
The music was deafening.
Mrs Hon. ]. w. Herbert and
daughters, Mrs D. NJ Kelly and Miss
been stopping at Avon.
The annual Harvest Home at Colts
Neck, will be held on the afternoon
and evening of Thursday, Aug oath,
! on the lawn in the rear of the Reform
Iedchurch. The usual refreshments will
be served. All are cordially invited
to attend. By order of the Commit
tee.
John Robinson tried to stop Mich
ael Shields from breaking some
crockery on the sidewalk, on Main
street, on Monday afternoon. Shields
claimed he had paid for them and
could do as he pleased with the
crockery.
The horse of Frank Dubois became
frightened onthe Marlboro turnpike,
on Tuesday afternoon and upse5 the
wagon, damaging it considerably.
BENZ. Clayton and sons, Paul and
! Willie, of Clarksburg; Douglas and
Harry Clayton and Maxcy Applegate
have been enjoying few days fish
ing and cIanming.on the Manasquan
river.
n Aaron Irons, who resides at Farm
Iingdale was arrested by Constable
johnson this week for selling team
of mules ON which E. A. Vanderveer
claims to have a chattle mortgage.
Justice Croxson admitted him to bail
for a hearing Wednesday next, 23rd
inst.
John Dunn, one of the important
witnesses in the Donovan Chew muir
der case, who was committee to Jail
on Monday, was released ON furnssh-
ing $1,000 bail Lucius 0. Appleby
the well known bookmaker, became
his bondsman, The other witnesses
are looking for some kind hearted
person to come along and bail them
out.
Burt Hopkins, colored, served his
time in States Prison for stealing
at Camden, on Monday, Constable
johnson was in waiting to arrest
him for stealing SIS from Forman
Hoffman, of near Hoffman's Station,
at Freehold, Jan. 18th, 1899. Hop
xins was brought to Freehold. He
says he will plead guilty to picking
up the money in the street. but that
he knew the owner. He wants to
serve his sentence as soon as possi-
| BILE.
The following is the list of unclaim-
ed letters remaining in the Freehold
Post Office since our last report:
Mrs. Henry Arnold, R. S. Bovine,
Irony BakOnlllyIZ, Mrs. DeDDIe BARK
allow, Annie Baskerville, Willie
i Clancy, Tom Chambers, Vim. Cham
bers, Margaret Dunlop, G. Walter
Emmons, Jessie Gee. Hulett & Harts-
horne, Edward Hendrickson, Mrs.
VIM. Hall, Mrs. Elizabeth Martin,
| Mrs. Vim. Patterson, Miss r. l. Rog-
ers, Mrs r. Richardson, Aaron Reev-
es, HI. G.. Snull, Henry Settler.
The A. NJ. E. church will hold a
camp meeting in Voorhees, Grove,
on the Englishtown turnpike, COM
mencing on Aug. 97th, and continu-
ing until Sept. 18th. The pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Payton will be in charge.
Among those expected to make ad-
dresses are Rev. b. 7. Tanner, d. D.,
LII. d., presiding Bishop of the First
Episcopal District, A. NJ. E. Church.
Rev. A. III. Newton, presiding Elder
of the Trenton District and III. I.
johnson, d. d., of Philadelphia, edi-
tor of the Christian Recorder, and
many others. This will be a great
camp.
| The Joel Parker Association, Of