The Monmouth inquirer., 1896-09-24
FREEHOLD.
SPICY GOSSIP OF SOCIAL AND
RELIGIOUS NEWS

RELIGIOUS NEWS
Mr.. John Conover, of Orange,
spent Sunday with Mr.. G. G. Snyder.
Mr.. Vim. A. Barkalow and wife are
visiting Philadelphia.
VIM. w. Thompson is serving on
the United States Grand Jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Ralph spent
Sunday in Freehold
Hiram M. Mount, of Perrineville'
has been granted an original pen-
sion.
Charles H. Wolcott has gone to
Media, Pa, to take his son, Joseph
E., to a school at that place.
Mr.. e. B. Redle is having a bath
room and smoking room addition
added to his residence.
Mr.. Gilbert Reckless, and wife, of
Red Bank. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. VIM Reckless.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas v Arrow
smith spent Sunday in Freehold as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. A.
Sutpnin.
On Friday, September 18th, 1896,
Editor ]. Hatfield Youmans was made
happy over the arrival of daugh-
ter.
Prof. Harold K Allstrom has return
ed from visit to his old home in
Sweden.
Mr.. George G. Smith, of Philadel-
CHA. is the guest of Mr.. VIM. G.
Richardson this week.
Miss Esther Marcus. who is spend
ing this week in New York City, buy
ING novelties in Fall millinery will
return Friday.
Sheriff Woolley sold the Marshall
Ayers property at Elberon on Mon
dav to the complainant Sarah Bly,, of
New York, for 50, 500.
Mr.. d. Henry Clayton is undergo
ing course of instruction at the
Champion College of Emba ming at
Newark, n. j.
The two large trees in front OF Mr..
Rocks store has been taken down
during the past week by Richard h,
Erickson.
After the Freehold primary is held
on Friday evening at the Club Rooms
Mr.. Samuel G. Cowart and Hon. D.
D. Denise will make addresses.
About two hundred listened to the
eloquent and enjoyable lecture by
Rev. DIR. A. A. Willets, in the Free
hold Presbyterian church on Mon
day evening.
The college boys of Freehold had a
novel supper on Tuesday evening.
They took turns in visiting one
&syptleris li1use and at each place
ate one course of the menu.
There is Bryan and Sewall flag in
front of Daniel Patterson's building
on South street. The Democrats are
-, =, Of
w s. Browns building and another
in front of the American Hotel.
The Freehold Fire Department has
secured the services of Judge WIN.
b. Green, the celebrated reciter and
story-teller, and the Amphion Ladies
Mandolin and Vocal Quartette for
an entertainment in the Freehold
Opera House on Friday evening,
Nov. 18th.
Justice Allan b. Croxon, of Free
hold, has a ninety pound squash
which he offers to donate to the
Freehold Fire Department to be
made int1 pies for the parade on 0cto-
Der 14th. providing some one will
agree to make the pies.
Rev. DR.. Bingham, of Lincoln
University, Pa. viii of6ciate at both
services in the Freehold Presbyterian
church on Sunday. Rev. Dr. Nc
Cauley will occupy the pulpit the
following Sunday and remove to
Freehold October 1st.
The Hamilton church has just
Cancelled mortgage of $4,000. and
will hold an all-day jubilee on Sun
day, October 4th. Services at 1870,
o'clock and 7:30. Prominent preach
ers viii be present
Thos j. Connell, of Jamesburg,
while stealing ride from Cranbury
to Jamesburg, on Tuesday afternoon
had his right leg injured by striking
the platform at Prospect Plains He
was not serio usly hurt and was tax
en- in charge by his friends at James
burg.
Lawyer Thomas v Arrowsmith
has made q guess for guessing con-
test, which is being conducted by the
Long Branch Record. His prediction
is the following ticket:-Next Presi-
dent, William J. Brvan; Next Sen
ator, Alfred Walling, Jr; Next Sheriff,
Houston Fields; Next Assemblymen,
Henry Inlay, of Upper Freehold;
Charles Lewis, of Neptune; Joseph
Heyers. of Holmdel.