The Monmouth inquirer., 1894-06-07
LOCAL ITEMS.


The marriage of Miss Bessie Weart,
sister of Mrs. j. w. Danser, is an
nounced at Yardley.
Miss Knight, of New York, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Howard Solo
mon.
Miss Belle Mitchell, of White Plains,
and Mrs. Isaac Worthington, of Tren-
ton, have been visiting Mrs. S. G.
Cowart.
Mrs. Ryall and daughter, Miss JUL
let, have returned from visit to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Cowart have
been visiting Enoch l.. Cowart at Red
Bank
James H. Robinson, who has been
been quite, i'll at his farm near Free
hold, is convalescing.
A daughter of County Clerk Tbeo.
Aumack was married a. Keyport yes
terday.
Mr.. Thomas Smith, who has been
seriously i'll. was slightly better yes
terday.
Isaac VanHise, ST., has moved from
Freehold to Prospertown.
John Giberson, of Colts Neck, has
purchased a handsome team of bays
from s. r. Forman, of Freehold.
James Taylor, of the Highlands,
has been the guest of JAS. Murphy
Nelson Armstrong has sold 200 bar
rels of potatoes to w. H. Stillwell, for
$2per barrel.
John Schanck "a member of Tennent
Lodge. r. of P, of Freehold. Is suf-
fering from illness, at Matawan
Mrs. M a. Bastedo, of this place, lis
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. John
son, Sr., of New York.
EIr. John Dawson, of Brooklyn,
was the guest of Mrs. HI. Griggs, on
Hudson street, over Sunday.
The bricks are on the ground for
ply factory at West End and the fac
tory is expected to be completed by
July 1st.
Steamer No. ] is not expected back
until July 1st, as the engineer in
charge of the work at Trenton, has
been i'll.
On Monday of last week 1873 crates
of strawberries were shipped from
the Freehold p r. r. station and 110
crates from the Englishtown station.
Miss Hart. of Clarksburg, w. Va.
who has been visiting Miss Annie
Perrine, has returned to her home.
DR.. Sharp, who has been studying
dentistry with DIR. W. E. Truck, will
open an Office at Morristown.
John d. McGuire and Hubbard R.
Yetman, of Staten Island, inspected
the Freehold Sewer Works on Tues
day, as their town is thinking of hay-
ing a sewer system.
v. III. Rothschild & Co.'S are having
their architect prepare plans for an
addition to their factory in Freehold,
go K 100 feet, to be joined to the side
of their building near Center street.
Frederick Brewer, Augustus White
W. A. Hankinson, VIM. Lake, Ed
ward Erickson, Peter Rue and 9TH
ers are talking of taking part in the
Newark Asbury Park Century Run.
Mrs. Joseph Goble will please ac-
cept our thanks for a handsome
boquet composed of Baron Roths-
child, tea and American beauty roses;
some of the first named varieties
were nearly five inches across.
Farmers and others should remem-
Der that they can claim deductions
from their tax bills for all wagons
having tires four inches or more in
width at the rate of so cts. per wheel.
Rev. Mr.. Supplee will again Off
ciate in st. Peters church ext Sun
day. The regular services will be
held. The Holy Communion will be
celebrated at 7:30 A. NJ
Mr.. =. w. Herbert Jr., and his friend
Mr.. Bumstead, of the Morris and Es-
sex Railroad, drove to Freehold from
Helmetta with their ladies on Satur-
day and witnessed the base ball
game.
Mr.. s. c. Cowart's COW became fas-
tened in his gate on Tuesday night
and staid all night with the gate.
Wednesday morning a part of the
gate had to be sawed,away before.the
animal could be released.
Mr.. S. r. Harrington, of Middlesex
Council, of Perth Amboy, has been
appointed Supervising Deputy Grand
Regent of the Councils of the Royal
Arcanum, at Red Bank, Asbury Park,
Perth Amboy, Keyport and Atlantic
Highlands, known as Dist. No. 3. He
succeeds Mr.. NJ VanBraekle, of Red
Bank.
Zimmerman was to have raced in
Paris last Sunday, but it is thought
that owing to the French Derby be
ing run on that day, the manage
ment postponed his appearance. He
is entered to compete in the profes-
sional championships of the N. G. u.
of England.
The game between the Institute
and Hightstown mines Saturday af-
ternoon did not take place as the
latter club did not put in an appear
ance. The Institutes played a game
with scrub nine, in which w. HI.
Davis distinguished himself by act
Ing as short stop. The score was 26
to 6 in favor Of the Institutes.
The Freehold Young Ladies' Semi
nary viii hold it's closing exercises
Friday. at 2;30 P. NJ, in Seminary
Hall and the musical rehearsal will
be held the following Monday even
ing and the commencement exercis-
es will be held Tuesday morning, at
1890 A. NJ. Rev. Geo. Swain, y. D:,