The Monmouth inquirer., 1896-03-12
FREEHOLD.
SPICY GOSSIP OF SOCIAL AND
RELIGIOUS NEWS

SPICY GOSSIP OF SOCIAL AND
RELIGIOUS NEWS
Mr.. Frank Potter, of Imlaystown,
was in Freehold on Friday
Mr.. G. H. Clayton has been sufier-
ing from q severe cold.
Mrs. Lizzie Tantum, of Ciarksburg'
is i'll.
Miss Loretta Child is very i'll at
Paint Island
Mrs. w. G. yanHise, of Cassyille,
has returned from visit TO Ioms
River.
Henry Gravatt, of Clarl<sburg,
has been engaged in surveying at
Cassville.
The Christian Endeavor Society
will hold box sociable at Henry
Wykoff's at Perrineville soon.
The Perrineville Jr. O. q. A. M,
viii present handsome flag to the
school at Ely,
DR.. Harry Neafie, who has been III
with rheumatism, is able 10 pc out
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Welch, of
Yardley, Pa, have been entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Danser
Arthur w. Sewall, of Pittsburg, has
been a guest of the Misses Sewali at
the Seminary.
Alexander w. Arrowsmith, who has
been visiting Decatur, Ala, for his
health. has returned home.
Mr.. John w. Nivison, of Harts-
horne Bros. grocery, who has been
IN with the grip, is out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Hulett,
have returned from their trip TO
Florida.
Harvey Dey has purchased a lot
on Broad street of Louis Schnautz,
and will build before next Fall.
The Lounsbury Stove Store has
been rented by Mr.. A. F. Baum for a
shirt factory.
John E. Rue and family have re-
moved from their farm at Matcna-
ponix to Freehold.
Major Cramer, of Elizabeth, was ex-
pected to inspect Freehold DIVISION
Il. r., last "Wednesday evening
McDermott & Mount, have sold the
John Stryker property to VIM. H.
Carson.
public entertainment VIII be
given by Starry Flag Council u, OF
T., next Monday evening.
six persons were received into the
Reformed Church Sunday OF last
week, five on profession and one oy
letter
Carson Bros are cutting up this
week three fine cattle which they
purchased of ID B Forman
The barn and wagon-house on the
Iohn Field .estate farm. near Ten
nent. were burned Saturday night
A full account will appear next week
Mrs. Walter Abrams. of Milhurst.
fell down the cellar stairs at hel
home one day recently and was Sc
verely bruised.
One hundred and twenty-threec con-
verts have been made at the revival
services in Calvary Methodist Epis-
copal Church at Keyport.
Five new proposals for members
shin were received by Monmouth
Council, Jr. 0. U. A. NJ, oflFreehold,
la stFriday evening.
Frank p. McDermott, Jr., has wired
Vim. Il. Vredenburgh and Frederick
building with electric bells.
"A surprise party was rendered to
Mr.. James McChesney,. on Parker
street Tuesday evening. About
fifty persons were present and ali had
an ENJOYABLE time. Refreshments
were served at a seasonable hour.
Mr. w L Freeman was pulled out of
a gas main trench unconscious Fri
l. Ii
lust in time as DIR S Long had con
siderable difficulty in bringing him
to Ed Clancy was also overcome by
the gas lust previous to Mr. Freeman's
experience Mr. Freeman has fully re-
covered
An election for three members of
the Board of Education of Freehold
Township will be held at the High
school building Tuesday next. The
notice will be found printed in this
we ek's edition.
A large white oak tree on the VIM.
/ (. Ely farm which has lately been
felled measured five feet through the
center. Zacharias Messler felled the
tree and it was carted away by
Dwight Solomon. 1t was one of the
largest trees in this section of the
cbAJE. IC UlCC Will NC CdU u ~ az
Richard Forman's mill.
The following pupils in the pri-
mary department, EnglIshtowH
Graded School have been placed up
on the roll of honor for February:
Sarah McElvaine, Frank Potter,
Percy Emmons, Fred Stout, Harry
Emmons, Willie Clayton, Leon Nc
Bride, Kittie Aumock.
Roll of honor, 1896, Room 8, Free
hold Graded School:-Helen Brokaw,
Ada Callahan, Leila Chambers, Marion
Campbell, Bessie Danser, Katie Ely,
Matte Fitzgerald, Stella Robinson,
Mamie Gilmore, Jennie Lykes, Mary
Patterson, Eva Patterson, Ella
Rhoades, Florence Treat, Will Bro
NELL Willie Callahan, Willie Cum
nings, Marcus Johnson, John john
son, James Livezey, L. Kale.
ST. PETERS CHURCH
Mid-Lent or Refreshment Sunday.
Services as follows;-Holy Com. 1880
and Mathis, Litany and Sermon II;
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