The Monmouth inquirer., 1895-11-14

freenOiu t~tho.
Mr.. Marcy Smock, of Brooklyn, was
in Freehold one day last week
Hon. G. Asa Francis was a yisl-
tor to the Sheriff's office on tuesday
II 8 Silvers. President of the
Cranbury Bank, was in Freehold ON
Monday.
Mr.. Harry Brewer is building
new residence at Turkey
Mr.. Lewis is having new house
constructed at Turkey
Miss Anna Cowart of Red Bank, is
the guest of Mrs. Henry Harding
The Lakewood Bicycle Club will
have a twenty mile road race
Thanksgiving day.
Matthew Rue, Sr., of Red Bank, ls
attending the State Convention OF
Sunday Schools at Millyille.
Gordon Drummond had valua-
able l,orse stolen from his stable at
Asbury Park few nights ago
The regular business meeting of
the Freehold Cyclers is now held on
the second Wednesday evening OF
each month. The annual meeting
will be the second Wednesday IN
January.
Samuel r. Fornan at his last great
sale of horses disposed of twenty four
head. They brought from 50 to $ll0
The Councils of the Ninth District
will hold meeting at Red Bank on
the 10th. State officers will be pres
ant. and q general good time can be
looked for.
Timothy McCue had one OF his
+bnmhs Cit quite badly ia acutting
machine at Rothchiids shirtfactory,
Freehold.
Holmes Conover, is having his
house on Main street repainted by
Mr.. Geo. w. Bastedo.
Rev. Peter Provost gave his lee
ture s'Way Down in Dixie" on Tues
day evening.
A Domino Party will be given by
the Misses VanDerveer on FRIDAY
evening.
Warren Conover and wife have
moved to the house recently occupied
by the late G. A. Bennett Jr
The Jimmy Cycle Club football
team did not go to Hightstown,
Saturday. They will probably play
team from Newark on Saturday
after the road race.
Mrs. Dawson, of Brooklyn, is board
ing with the Misses Buckalew, of this
place for the winter.
Mr.. John Dawson, OF Brooklyn.
was the guest of his mother over sun
day.
The new addition to the Freehold
High School will be ready for oc
cupancy about Dec. 1st.
.1I.o D,,nlxoIoxu rf This nlaHn
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Holm
es Conover, of Marlboro, over Sun
day.
Mrs. A. g. johnson and Miss Ella
Ruekelew. of this place were the
puets of Mr.. and Mrs. Benz Griggs,
of linton Falls, over Sunday.
Benz. B. Pearce, of Manasquan,
preceived his diploma as an attorney
At law at Trenton on Thursday.
The Vredenburgh Rifles, Of Free
hold, will be inspected Nov. 29th, at
the armory, by Lieut.. COL u. D.
Murphy, Brigade Inspector.
Mrs. A. G.. Johnson, while return
ing from visit to linton Falls Sun
dav, met with an accident by rEnnlng
into post and breaking the shafts
The members of Keith Council,
Royal Arcanum, expect TO lnltlate
Fred rick Parker and Holmes Y. M.
Denn as members on Friday even
ing.
d. D. Fennell, of Jersey City, or
ganizing superintendent OF the Grand
Fraternity, an insurance order, was
in Freehold on Tuesday trying to
start Fraternity. He has succeeded
in starting one at Asbury Park.
The Court Of Chancery has gran
ted a divorce to Howard j. Smith, OF
Tmlaystown. from his wife, Sarah M.
Smith. on the ground of desertion.
A. E. Johnston was solicitor.
yery enjoyable meeting OF the
Caecilian Club was held at the home
ff Miss Forman, on Main street, Mon
day evening of last week. The next
meeting will be held at Mrs s. l..
Benefits on Monday evening.
The first concert of the season will
be given in Seminary Hall Wednes--
day evening Dec. 4th. The concert
promises an unusually attractive pro-
gram.
A daughter of Thomas r. Tracey,
of Tracey's Station, died on Sunday,
Nov. 10th, 1895, of diphtheria. Her
funeral was held at her parents resi-
dence Yesterday, at 10 o'clock. In
terment was at the Old Tennent
church.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Subject for Thursday evening,
Nov. 18th. Saul's Failure. Sunday
morning. Nov. II, special appeal
will be made for the Million Dollar