The Monmouth inquirer., 1894-02-01
Odds and Ends.

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| Grove. dislocated her shoulder by a
fall few days ago
In Matawan township during the
month ending Jan. 10th, there were
| 10 births and deaths.
The annual meeting Of the Asbury
Park Pioneer Association viii be
held this Thursday.
Mrs. C. V. N. Wilson, of Long
Branch, was seriously burned Will e
trying to put out fire which acci-
dentallv started in her dining room.
S. r. Forman's great sale of horses
and mules will take place on Tues
day, Feb. 18th.
Frank Worrell, of Matawan, and
Lewis Morris, of Perth Amboy, are
matched to shoot at fifteen live birds
at Perth Amboy on Washington's
Birthday.
The official Board of the Clayton
Methodist Episcopal Church, by a
unanimous vote, has asked for the
return of their pastor, Rev. j. l.. Roe,
for another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w. Kirkbride,
of Asbury Park, celebrated the 23d
anniversary of their marriage Thurs
Neby CNOiAA'f@
John f. Hawkins, ex- Senator Henry
S. Terhune and G. F. kroehl will go
to Florida this month.
Counselor Samuel A. Patterson, of
Asbury Park, and Miss Inez Iona
Heath, of Ashland, N. H., were mar
ried at the brides residence on Thurs
day afternoon. After wedding trip
to Washington and various points OF
interest in the South, Mr.. and Mrs.
Patterson Will return to Asbury
Park, on Feb. 5th, where a handsome
new villa awaits them.
Barclay Cox. of H baskerville, is will
ing to wager that he can cut three
cords of wood from sun to sun. /"
Two cords is considered a good days
work.
Congressman George B. Fielder has
announced in letter to the presi-
dent of the Harrison and Kearney
Democratic Club that he will vote
against the Wilson bill unless the in
come tax rider is knocked off.
Geo. Schanck's house, at Howell,
was entered one night recently and
seventy-five pounds of pork and a
quantity of canned fruit stolen.
VIM. Malsbury and family have
removed from Prospertown to Jack
son township, Ocean County.
Mr.. William i. Brown, who was
hurt by falling through register
hole in the floor of the new NJ. p.
Church, Manasquan, has been attack
ed with symptoms of blood poison
ing,
Captain Asa Curtis is out again af-
ter severe illness.
Captain A. p. Longstreet and wife,
of Keyport, have been visiting Man
asquan.
Liveryman Stephen W. Newbury,
Manasquan, has new stage
to meet trains at the Mana
squan station.
William Hendrickson will leave
the Cox farm at Cream Ridge.
Miss Anna Chamberlin, of Cream
Ridge, who has been i'll, has recoy-
cred and resumed her duties as a
teacher in school at Passaic.
d. K. Archibald has opened a
wheelwright shop at Clarksburg.
Rev. George Gillespie and wife are
boarding with Mrs. f. Coward, at
Cream Ridge.
Samuel Cook, of Clarksburg, is i'll
with the grip.
1t is said that Robert Black has
shipped 100000 pounds of pork from
the Cream Ridge station.
William L. Tilton is a candidate for
the nomination of Freeholder in
Wall township. James &. Cook is
prominently mentioned il connection
with the Republican nomination.
George VanWickle was quite badly
injured by being struck in the mouth
while playing base ball a few days
ago at Spring Lake.
Addison Osborn's gray beat James
Manahan's g. ay in two straight heats,
at Spring Lake last week Geoi ge
Poland set the pace on horse back.
James E. Cook, VIM. S. Jackson,
Howell Miller and E. A. Seasmith
heve been elected the Republican
Committee of Wall township.
Collector John Hubbard, of Nep-
tune township, was in Freehold one
day last week.
Walter Taylor, associate editor of
appointed Street Commissioner of
journalism and form partnership
with ex-Postmaster Williams in the
real estate business.
Miss Annie G. johnson, Miss Crane,
Miss Terhune and Miss VanDeventer,
of Matawan, attended meeting of
the Daughters of the Revolution at
4 Trenton recently.
/ Shark River oysters are in fine
condition, as are, also, the soft CLAIMS
taken from the river bed. Large
quantities are gathered daily.
Mr.. G. S. Tunis, our legislative
correspondent, is in attendance upon
his mother who is seriously i'll, at
Imlaystown, therefore this week Is
proceedings is omitted,
Aaron Vanderveer has rented the
| Sheriff Perrine farm near Tennent
for next year. E. Laird will remove
to his farm.
Joseph Bedle Bailey, well-known
resident of keyport, died Sunday
1 morning of last week aged so wears