The Monmouth inquirer., 1895-08-15
Freehold Items.


meet Friday evening.
Thos. Hale and family, of Irving
ton, are visiting Freehold.
Zimmerman arrived in Paris Aug.
10th. On the following Friday he
sailed from Naples to Australia. Both
he and his wife have enjoyed good
health.
An excursion from Lambertville of
ten cars passed through Freehold to
Asbury Park yesterday.
J. w. G. Erickson shipped two
carloads of potatoes from Freehold
last week, the first to be shipped in
quantity from this section.
Miss Cora Dalton, Mrs Eta Bal
dauf and Clarence and Ira Smith, of
Trenton, are visiting Assistant Com
missioner, Theodore Sickles.
Rev. Holmes Grayatt, of Beverly,
was in Freehold yesterday.
Mrs. Henry S. White, of Red Bank,
had her watch stolen at Red Bank
Station on Friday of last week.
David L. Clayton has presented
himself with handsome new
safe.
Miss Mary Crawford is entertaining
Miss Chattie Powels, of New York
City.
Miss Annie Livezey, of Milhurst, is
visiting Miss Emma Curtis, at Free
hold.
Miss Katie Laughlin, of Brooklyn,
is visiting Miss Edith B. Arrowsmith.
Senator c. B. Herbert was in Free
hold on Sunday.
Miss Nereide B. Gilmore, of New
Brunswick, is visiting Miss Anna r.
Arrowsmith.
The annual parade of the Long
Branch fire department took place
last night.
Howard Potter, of Jersey City,
has been the guest of Miss Emma
Curtis.
jeff Barkalow and wife, of Camden,
are the guests of G. M. Barkalow.
Miss Annie Cowart, of Red Bank.
is visiting Mrs. Henry Harding.
Assistant Commissioner J. Neafie
johnson, who has been i'll, is out
again
Mrs. J. w. Swartz is having her
residence, opposite the monument,
re-painted.
Miss Birlsall of Toms River, is the
guest of Miss Nellie Conover.
William Hankinson is seriously ill
at at his sresidence on Institute street.
Miss Minnie Havens has recovered
from a severe illness.
Miss Fletcher delivered lecture in
the Baptist Chapel on Tuesday even
ing son the Real and the Sham"
John H. Denise entertained the
family of Rev Mr.. Heisig over Sun
day. Mr.. Heisig will move to Free
hold as soon as the parsonage is re-
painted inside and re-papered
Richard Forman was listening to
the sad sea waves at Asbury Park
last week.
Harry Bovine and family have re-
turned from their three weeks so
journ at Asbury Park.
f. w. Hunter of Freehold has the
second choicest collection of postage
stamps in the United States.
Walter Applegate, of New Egypt,
is engaged as clerk in Miller's gro
Gerry store at that place.
Mrs. James V. Muldoon and
children are sojourning at Ocean
days with his family at that place.
Daniel d. Bovine, of the Freehold
Banking Company, was at the sea
shore Saturday
William t. Cowart, of the First
National Bank, with his family are
enjoying weeks vacation at Asbury
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Hendrickson,
of Freehold, were the guests of Mrs.
Frank Hance at Scobeyville on Sun
day last.
Henry Campell's farm near Free
hold, turns out 175 barrels of potatoes
to the acre.
Rev. Theo. Heisig officiated in the
Baptist church for the first time
since he accepted the call on Sun
day. He took his text in the morn
ing from Peters Question and in
the evening his topic was Not
ashamed of the Gospel"
Followingis is the list of letters re
naming unclaimed in the Freehold
Post Office since our last report
Mrs. Kate Day, Palmer Goode, Mrs.
M. E. Leggett, Heinbecker, Mrs.
Luther Key. and j. Everett Van
Ceub.
Williams McClees, of Freehold,
carpenter employed on John L.
Hubbard's new house at Red Bank
fell last Friday afternoon, and deep
cash was cut in the left side of his
forehead, and his right ankle was
badly strained He is now improv-
ing nicely.
John X. Parker at the hearing on
Saturday was held for selling liquor
at Asbury Park. Detective Van
Leer swore he purchased liquor OF
Parker on numerous occasions and
his evidence was corroborated by
VIM. Stone, a travelling salesman
from New York, and George Harris
of the same place.
A five-mile relay race was held at
the Fair Grounds on Monday even
ing between the following teams.
First team John Thompson, Fred
Ely, Fred Brewer, VIM. and Roland
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