The Monmouth inquirer., 1894-04-26
LOCAL ITEMS.


Steamer No. is not expected back
from Trenton until the middle of
June.
Miss Sadie Anderson. of Nights
town, has been the guest of Miss Ella
Ayres.
The tore-buiIding of VIM. H.
Butcher is being re-painted.
Arbor Day will be appropriately
celebrated i'll the high school to-mor-
row afternoon.
Philip Keller, Assistant Chief of
the Fire Der artment, is ill.
Mr.. Michael Caffrey is occupying
the Henry Bennett house, recently
purchased by him.
The dwellings belonging to the
Stokes Bros, at West End, are being
connected with the water main.
A. Salz & Co. have had cash car
riers placed in their store in Free
hold and other improvements have
been made.
Sidney T. Meyers and Mrs. Mary A.
Truck will be married May I'd. at the
residence the brides sister, Mrs. John
S. Voorhees,, on Marcy street.
The Womens' Home Missionary
Society of the Presbytery of Mon
mouth will meet at Freehold, on
May Sd.
The A. M. E. church held an enter
tainment Friday evening and burn
ed the mortgage, which they had re-
Gently paid off.
VIM. M. Conover, of Bradevelt, has
secured position in the Post Office
at New York.
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Broad street, is being occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Woodford.
Miss Julia Abrams, sister of Mrs.
Robert Wolff, has returned to her
home at Newburg, N. Y.
Mrs. J. b. Hutchinson. of Column
bia, Pa, and her two children are
guests at John H. Miller's, near Free
hold.
Mr.. Henry Mcclure, of Georgia, is
visiting his sick father, Mr.. WI. Nc
CIure.
Some boards were blown off the
steeple of St. Rose of Lima church
during the recent high wind.
VIM. E. Curley is having an ad
dition built to his house on Bovine
avenue.
Street Superintendent VIM. II.
Dubois is removing the debris which
has been dumped on the public
dumping grounds to the rear OF the
lot.
Zimmerman departed for Europe
on Wednesday of last week. His
cabin was handsomely trimmed with
flowers. A large number of friends
were present to wish him bon voy-
age.
We have received very neat card
containing information regarding
the srcond M. E. church of Millviile,
of which Rev r. b. Stephenson is
pastor.
Tx Sheriff Fields is the soliciting
agent of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of Newark, and also rep
resents the Girard Fire Insurance
Company, of Philadelphia.
The Citizens meeting to nominate
officers for the town of Freehold VIII
be held at the Court House on Mon
day evening, April Both. The charter
election will be held May lst
A letter was received post marked
Atlantic Highlands with coupons
for Part 12 of Worlds Fair views and
the necessary money. Ii the sender
will forward his name the part VIII
be forwarded.
The Monmouth County Fish Pro
tective Association, with headqu ar
ters at Asbury Park, sent delega
tion to Trenton Tuesday in the in
terest of Senator Bradley's bill re-
stricting pond fishing along the New
Jersey coast.
The commencement at the Free
hold High School will be held in
about four weeks at the Opera
House. The class of '94 is composed
of:-Caroline Rue, Hannah Hammond
Bertha VanDerhoef, Hattie Emmons, |
Earle Stillwell, Libbie VanDerveeIr,
Edith Reid, Lizzie Dey, Bessie Hoff-
man. James Enright, Raymond
(suliclS. John Hammond, James Col
Inns and Vela Bacon.
The Water Commissioners will
employ hydraulic engineer tol
prepare plans to pump water from
Hartshorne's pond into the stand pipe
by means of q turbine wheel and by
draulic pressure.
Two tramps, who gave their names
as James Carrall and James Collins
were arrested by Marshal Johnson
on Saturday. Collins had one of his
arms out of his sleeve and buttoned
inside of his vest to create the I'M
preston that he was armless and was
begging. Justice Johnson gave them
a vacation in the county jail for 80
days.
PRESBYTERIAN.
The annual meeting of the Wo-
mans Presbyterial Society of Home
Missions will be held in the church,
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