The Monmouth inquirer., 1894-04-26
Odds and Ends.


sworn in asCoast Inspector
Rev. VIM. J. Queal has resigned a
pastor of st. Mary's Episcopal church
at Keyport.
Frank Barton, of Turkey, has been
carpentering at Sandy Hook.
There were six deaths. nine births
and one marriage reported in RaritaF
township during the month ending
/ April 15tE.
The new Keansburg light house fs
l25 feet high and the light will soon
be placed in it.
Ex-Judge Alfred Walling was the
first person to have his dog register
ed in Raritan township.
Harry Walling, of Keyport. has
accepted position in the auditors
Office Of the Central Railroad.
The $3.50 death benefit of John
Durua, late of Keyport, has been paid
by the Jr. O. U. A. NJ.
A new block of tents has hee.s
buiit by the Ocean Grove Associa-
ton near Fletcher lake.
Another new well for the Ashurv
Park water supply, is being bored IN
West Bradley Beach.
new parsonage will be erected for
Rev. M. L. Glennon, pastor Of the
church of the Holy Spirit. Asbury
Park.
Miss Lille Irons, Of BeImar. re-
Gently received b icycle, which was
aWardeu 20 her for solving prob
lem published in a New York pa
per-
A large music box has just been
placed IN the Palace Merry go-round
at AsDury Park 1t was manufactur-
tunes.
Street superintendent Dubois i
improving the culvert corner OF
Main streets
The game of base ball between the
Frlncetons and the Institute nine on
Saturday resulted In score Of 15 to
4 In favor OF the former club.
An Indian medicine man is giving
Tree lectures in the American House
yard.
Mrs. VIM. Reid, Of East Main st.
who has been seriously i'll, is recov-
ering.
Some thieves broke into Daniel
Patterson's liquor store on South st.
and stole two bottles of his best rum
and two boxes Of cigars They effect
ed an entrance by breaking out a
pane OF glass in the rear. There is no
clue to the thieves.
The annual meeting Of the Free
hold Fire Department will be held
next Wednesday evening.
The front of r. Hulse Cooper,s
and John L. DeRochess store is being
re painted.
Mrs j. w Herbert, Jr., cf Helmet
ia, gave pleasant tea Tuesday
evening of last week.
The Keyport Board of Trade meet
ing to consider the road improve
Inent was failure, as only eight
responded to the cali.
The Magenta after April Both. viii
leave Keyport at A. N. and New
York at P. M., except Saturday at
3. P. NJ
E. G. Bedle had his foot badly
crushed while working at ]. H.
Heyer's saw mill at Holmdel Monday
of last week.
The Asburv Park School District
voted to build $65, 600 school house
by majority Of $40 on Thursday Of
last week.
SohH EuWdrd ELLIS, mead carpen-
ter at Lorillard's brick works. at
heansburg was instantly killed Mon
day. He was entangled and swept
around wheel. Every bone in his
body was crushed and his head torn
OIL. The works had to beshut down.
d e left wife and seven children at
Keyport.
Temperance committee and a flow
n o. lao &,.<1 L.
the Christian Endeavor Society of
the Manalapan church.
Assemblyman Borden Of the Third
district has introduced bill to make
assessors and collectors ineligible for
reelection to succeed themselves: at
least one term must intervene.
The state championship races will
be run at the big bicycle meet at AS
bury Park on July 18th and 14th.
They will be quarter mile. one mile
and five mile races
Jehu p. Applegate, of Matawan. in
letter to the keyport Enterprise.
denies that he is the author Of the
anonymous cirulars to which we cali
ed attention last week, but saws some
of the minor charges are true, such
as making speeches at political meet
ings, &c.
PeytonH. Toilette, who was arrested
at Atlantic Highlands. charged with
setting fire to his fathers barn in
Somerset county. was acquitted and
expects to start in business at Ocean
ic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas s. Clark, of
Keyport, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary April 5th. Mr.
Clark is eighty-four years of age and
his wife seventy six years. They have
nine children, all living, thirty three
grand children and six great grand
children.
Charles II. Folwell, Editor of the
New Jersey Mirror, at Mount Hol
ly, and Miss Mary Nelson Neil, ,daugh-
ter of Alexander Neil, Esq, of Ha-
gertown, Md. were married in St
Johns Church. Hagertown, yester
day, at high noon. We tender our
con gratulations