The Monmouth inquirer., 1896-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS

bon, Camden County, has been or
gained with Il members.
Loungers about the Cape May lio-
tel porches amuse themselves ia dis
cdsslng the coinage question.
The thirty-second annual excursion
OF the Riverton Yacht Club viii be
held July 30 at College Park, Pa.
The Atlantic Columbian Guards, a
division OF the Salvation Army, viii
open up at Cape May Point.
The Globe Electric Heating Com
pany and the p. REIN Halter Com
pany were incorporated in Camden.
Bishop McFaul, of Trenton, con-
tirmed class of Se candidates at st.
Monlca's Church, at Atlantic City.
L. II. Parkhurst, of Hammonton.
has been appointed inspector of the
Grand Army of the Republic for At
lantic County.
J. Curtis Davis, of Waterford towa-
ship, is announced as q Demoerati.e
candidate for Sheriff in Camden
County.
For the month ending July Is
there were three births and 2 deaths
Ii Matawan township.
Miss Anna WeiderhoIt, of Freehold.
is visiting Miss Maud Vannote, at
Manasquan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pullen, of Clarksburg-
are visiting their son. Eugene Pullen
at Manasquan.
Antrim VanHise has sold ont hIs
cranberry box manufacturing bugi-
ness to his son, VIM. Combs VanHise
Of Cagsville.
Our readers viii bear in mind the
date OF Mulford's annual excursion
TO Mauch Chunk. 1t falls on Thurs
day, October Sth, this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. V. Gravatt, of
Clarksburg, spent a few days last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Wood
field, at Manasquan.
The annual ball of Phil DAILY Hose
Company, No. 2, will be held at the
Ocean Theatre Wednesday evening,
Aug. 18th.
George S. Hobart, of Marlboro,
rode from that place to Washington,
D. G., on his bicycle, to attend the
Christian Endeavor convention.
Mr. John Hubbard. of Asbury
Park, will spend the remainder Of
the summer months at Union Society.
Greene Co. N Y.
Isaac sutphens Of FarmingdaIe,
and Williams utphen. saf Nszx York.
srS visiting their sister BsFS f'F4rIE
Casner, at her home, at Avon.
The sixth annual reunion of the old
Third Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry
will be held in Camden on August
nth.
Thomas L. Seabrook OF Newport
was last week appointed one Of the
two Republican members of the Mon
mouth county Board of Registry and
Election
A company to build a pier in the
ocean at Belmar is being organized.
1t is to be 400 feet long and 20 feet
wide and cost between s., 600 and 81,
600.
The Antrim heirs, OF Burlington.
have raised 8, 900 to send Charles E.
Antrim, of Joliet. ILL.,, to England
and Ireland 10 investigate their
claims to great fortune
The body of new born infant was
found in the Delaware and Raritan
Canal at Trenton. There were
marks about its neck, indicating
that II had been strangled.
The monitor Ajax. with the Bat
talon of the West Naval Reserves.
aboard. has returned to its wharf. in
in Camden. The practice cruise
was in every way satisfactory.
An unknown man was found drown
ed in the Passaic River at Paterson.
He had evidently committed suicide.
and bound to his body with wires
l.,r !.
After being without pastor for
seven months, the congregation of
the First Presbyterian Church, Flem-
ington, has extended a call to Rev.
DR.. j w. Rogan, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church of Baltimore,
I'D.
Rev Maitland Alexander. pastor
of the Presbyterian Church at Long
Branch, has refused the call to pas
torate of the Second PRESBYTERIAN
Church of Princeton, made vacant
by the resignation of Rev Lewis
Nudge, D. d.
The body of Lew Horner, who was
drowned with his sweetheart in the
Delaware, off Burlington. Tuesday
night, was recovered late Wednesday
III iE4lt- L Ldt Vi n4lce haHt Adc ltOl
been recovered although search for
it has been unceasing since the sad
catastrophe.
Joseph Foster, aged 2S, was arrest
ed at Newport recently and taken
to Vineland to answer the charge of
stealing a bicycle from Joseph Shrop-
shire, at Mauricetown. The theft
occurred ten days ago, and Foster
sold the wheel at Newfield. Justice
( Miller remanded him under $500 bail
/ for trial
( The widow of James Sweeney is
about to sue the Seashore Electric
Railroad Company for $4,000. She
4 lives at Long Branch. 1t is alleged
that the car, which killed her hus-
band last week, was not provided
with tenders as required by ordi-
nance.
The Veteran Association of the
Third New Jersey Cavalry. known as
the Butterflies, viii hold It's sixth
reunion at the rooms of Post 81, Ct.
A. R., at 5th and Stevens streets,
Camden, on Monday, Aug. II. at II
o'clock, A. NJ, the anniversary OF
the first battle at Winchester, Va.