The Monmouth inquirer., 1896-03-26
FIR REEHoLD
sp1cY GOSSIP OF SOCIAL AND

mouse by Illness
Hubbard +. Weeks and wife have
been visiting Long Branch
Thomas Duncan is i'll with the
grip.
Station Agent f. G. Sterling, who
has been i'll, is out again.
Mrs. Clarence A. Little is visiting
relatives at Sayreville. N. ).
Miss Lydia r. Parker is the guest
of Miss Siedler at Morristown.
Miss Warren of New York city has
been visiting Mrs. Thomas =. Morris
this week.
Mrs. Gordon Dawson of Mechanics
vile is visiting her sister, Mrs. CALVIN
I'll. Garrett.
Miss Christine Welles, of Paterson,
has been the guest this week OF Miss
Lousia Burtt
Mrs. Frederick E. Anderson has
been entertaining Miss Wilder, OF
New York.
Miss Margaret Ely McCless hes
been the guest of Mrs ] Elwood
Reid, in Brooklyn this week.
Mr. G. Emson Hartshorne, Of
Hightstown, was in Freehold on Tues
day.
Mr.. Daniel Conover will occupy
the rooms they vacate as living
rooms for his family.
Mrs. Willis Flickenger, of Brook
lyn, is visiting Mrs. Samuel Stokes
at West End
Hubbard f. Weeks won a horse at
rattle held at Freehold, on Monday
night.
Miss Ray Reid, of New Egypt, was
the guest of Miss Ella Griggs, of this
place, over Sunday.
Miss Angie Buckelew, who has
been ill with the Grippe is GONZALES
cling.
d. d. Denise, on Tuesday, deliver
ed to Carson Bros. the balance of his
herd of choice, fatted cattle.
Jesse carpenter has moved from
Jerseyville to over VIM. Weeks
store on South street.
J. H. McCabe addressed the
meeting at the Court House, Free
hold, on Sunday afternoon.
Joseph H. Roselrs Main street
house has been rented by Chas. ".
Dubois.
Charles Fl. Clayton, will remove
house on Mclean Street.
w. H. Grouse, will move from the
Patterson house ON Throcklnorton
street to the Hickman house on the
same street.
Geo. Ward and John i. Conover,
have removed their law offices to the
opposite side of the hall in the Ward
building on South street.
A. Ryland U. Solomon has placed
q handsome Cary safe in his under
taking establishment on Main
street.
Miss Isabella Westervelt, Of Rah-
way, has rendered her resignation as
teacher in the Freehold High
School.
James Stokes is making a trip
through the Eastern states and VIM.
I'll. Stokes will start on a trip through
the West Monday morning.
DIR. w. E. Truck has moved to his
new offices in the D. V. Perrine
building.
John L. DeRoche win remove his
offices from the Ward building to
the Crystal Palace, building on
South street.
The Freehold Citizens Band has
rented the rooms of Freehold Divis-e
ion, e. R., K. of P, as a practice
room
Keith Council, Royal Arcanum,
and Freehold Lodge, A. O. U. W.,
will move to the new Masonic Lodge
Room in the u. V. Perrine building
about April 1st.
Henry g. Denise, will move to the
house vacated by Miss Weeks, on
West Main street, April 1st, Miss
Weeks will move to her mothers
house on Henry street.
Rev. Mr.. Mickle, who was recently
appointed to the Freehold NJ E.
church pastorate, officiated on Sun
day. Large congregations heard
him ct the services and seemed very
much pleased with his eloquence and
ability.
The Lounsberry house has been
purchased by WIN. N. Thompson,
who will move it from its present To-
cation to next to the playhouse,
where he will use it for part of an ice
house.
The Central Railroad Company
has decided to build its new station
at the end of Mechanic street. The
structure will be similar to their
Monmouth Beach station.
Tennent Lodge, No. so. X. of p,
has accepted an invitation to confer
the Esquire and Knights Ranks on
two candidates at the Matawan
Lodge Room on Wednesday evening"
April Sth.
The meeting of the Supreme Lodge
K. of p, will be in Cleveland this
year instead of Minneapolis as at
first proposed The Field Day of the
Jersey Knights will be held this year
in Paterson on the fourth Monday
in September.
Mrs. Ely Mount, has moved to the
Hoffman house on Throckmorton
street. Isaac Van Dorm removes to
the house vacated by Mrs. Modnt.
A bran Vanderveer moves to the
house vacated by Mr.. VanDorn on
Mclean street.
The Guy Brothers MinstreIs gave q
highly creditablc entertainment in the
Freehold Opera House on Saturday
evening. All the acts were first-class
and the audience seemed very much