The Monmouth inquirer., 1894-06-07

New coats have been ordered by
the Citizens Band.
Mr. Morris Robins, of Asbury
Park, was in Freehold on Tuesday.
Mr.. Chas. McDermott, of Belmar,
was in Freehold over Decoration
Day.
Mr.. Jessie Phillips has moved from
Brooklyn to the Throckmorton
house on Main Street.
Mr.. Chas. VanDorn and his son, of
New York, are the guests of Mr..
Andrew Buckalew, of Manasquan.
M. v. H. Dennis, of Freehold, won
the Bradley Prize in Roman Law at
Rutgers College.
Hon. Z. p. Emson, of Golfers Mills,
Ocean County, was in Freehold on
Tuesday.
Mr.. A. H. Morris, of Glendola. was
in Freehold on Monday and gave us
q very pleasant call
Mr.. Lyndon Morris has returned
from visit to Philadelphia.
The Freehold Institute club play
ed the Long Branch Y. M. G. A club,
at Long Branch, Memorial Day and
the score resulted In 13 to IA in favor
of the Institute nine
The game of base ball between the
Wild Dacks and Jeromes of Brook
lyn Memorial Day afternoon resulted
in score of 20 to 20.
II. E. IRE at, Edwin i. Conrow and
w. G. Richard son decorated the
graves of the members of the Jr. @.
u. A. NJ, in the cemeteries in Free
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Council, on Decoration Day.
The large crimson clover field of
Hon. ID. ID. Denise can be seen from
the car windows on the P. r. r.
trains and attract great deal of at
tention.
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Wilson, of
New York City, are the guests of
Mrs. Caffrey, on East Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j.. Brolxaw, of Kan
sas City, Neb., are visiting DR.. and
Mrs. Brokaw.
Childrens' Day will be celebrated
at the Manalapan Church next Sun
day at II A. NJ Programme, Merry
Sunshine with an address by the
new pastor.
Atthe meeting of the Vredenburgh
Rifles Saturday evening, Corporal
G. III. Jones was promoted to Fifth
Sergeant and John A. DeRoche and
John w. Hess were elected Corpor-
ais.
Following is the list of unclaimed
letters remaining in the Freehold
Post Office since our last report;
JOS Clark, Mrs. Walker Estle, Thos.
Horner, John E. Horner, David E.
Kelly, Amelia A. Morris and Mrs.
Phebe Matthews.
The handsome homestead farm of
Thomas w. Ryall was purchased last
week by Mr.. Hugh Brein, of New
York City, who paid $14,475 for it,
which is less than one-third of the
cost of putting up the buildings and
laying out the grounds on it. 1t con-
sists of 17S acres.
The competitive examination for
the State scholarships was held at
the Freehold Graded School on Sat
urday. Reynold Bennett of linton
Falls, was the only young man who
appeared. He passed the examina-
tion and was given one of the scholar
ships ia the State Agricultural Col
lege at New Brunswick.
An open air picnic was given by
the Young Mems Literary Society, on
Memorial Day, at the base ball
grounds. The dance in the evening
mad to be abandoned owing to the
storm Another dance was given by
the same Society on Saturday even
ing of last week, and it was a very or
derly affair. $50 was realized
The shooting mate h between e
picked team of twelve me from th
Freehold and Asbury Park Gun
Clubs was held Memorial Day at Free
hold. The men shot in squads of six
by the rapid firing system, each man
shooting at thirty birds. Freehold
won by 43 birds, Geo. Hall being high
man, as he broke % out of 30 birds.
Freehold's first squad broke 131 and
the second 135, making 267. Asbury
Parks first squad broke 102 and sec
ond 1lS, total 220.