The Monmouth inquirer., 1896-01-02
FREEHOLD.
aPIcY GOSSIP OF SOCIAL AND
RELIGIOUS NEWS


RELIGIOUS NEWS
Happy New Years.
The Freehold Commissioners will
moet on Monday evening"
The Freehold Mutual Loan Associs-
tion will meet on Friday evening.
Keith Council, Royal Arcanuin will
meet on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Boyce visited
Wightstown on Christmas.
David Dale, OF the Institute is visit
ing his parents in La Monte, Pa.
Arthur b. Crawford went to Allen
town on Christmas.
David Sickles, of New York City,
visited Freehold on Wednesday.
r. Mulford Enright, of Jersey City,
visited his parents over Christmas.
Some one blew the electric light
whistle on New Years night.
The Salvation Army had mid
night parade to see the old Year
cut.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lewis, of Philadel-
phia. were in Freehold on Chris tinas
Bay.
A dance party was given by Har-
cid @. Horner at the Freehold lnstl-
tute Thursday night.
Henry G. vanDeventer, Of New
York, was in Freehold on Wednes-
day.
WIN. Soden visited Samuel Jewell,
light house keeper at Fort Hancock
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Weeks enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard For
man, of Manasquan on Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Stoever visited
Andrew Perrine and family Christ
Aas.
WIN. F. Hoffman, OF Newark, visit
ed his parents on Hudson street on
Christmas Day.
Mrs. Allison E. Preston and Mrs
Charles Preston are guests OF Frank
Preston in Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hance enter
tanned a party OF about twenty rela-
tiyes ON Christmas Day. 1t was
very pleasant reunion.
Mr.. Elwood r. Brown, Of South
river. was ip Freehold as the guest
ef Mr.. A. G. Fisher over Christmas
DR.. sharp, of M3rristown, was the
guest of Miss Helen TIuex over Sun
aay.
Mrs. Charles A. Bennett, Jr., Of
New York City, has been visiting
Freehold
~ aas.i Mrs. a1Aez M..' 1Son,
1t Jamesburg, spent Christmas 10
Freehold.
Mr. Elmer Hagy, of Philadelphia,
= H A Qa1 = In
son street on Christmas.
John Quackenb ush, who wss badly
injured in q runaway accident al
West Freehold last week, is still in q
srit cal condition.
Miss Adeline 8. Murphy and Miss
Ada Bawden. OF the Womans' College
Baltimore, are spending the holiday
va cation at their parents home IN
Freehold.
Ryall Burtis, John H. Bawden, Jr,
James Enaight. William Holmes,
Clarence and John r. Parker and
Harry Ingling are home from col
leges.
Miss May Stokes gave a party to a
numberof her lady friends on Christ
mas eve.
Misses Matte Atkins and Laura
G overt are visiting Mrs. Samuel
Sto kes at West End.
There was coon chase at West
Freehold on Monday night. Webb
williams caught the animal after an
exciting chase.
George NcNinnie was thrown out
II q cart at the corner of Main and
Center streets on Christmas day and
sustained severe injuries. His
shoulder was dislocated and three
ribs broken. DIR. Neafie attended to
his injuries. He is now with his
mother at West End and is recover
ing
Michael Welch, who keeps = gro
eerv store on Throckmorton street,
became violently insane last week.
He was allowed to go around for sew
eral days but as he did not improve,
he was locked up in Jail to keep him
from injuring himself. He was TAX
en- to the Insane Asylum at Trenton,
on the noon train Tuesday. He was
very violent and had to be placed in
q Straight jacket.
The following is the list of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Freehold
Post Office since our last report
Mrs. G. S. BarkaIow, Miss E. B.
Barkalow, w. H. Buck, Mrs l..
Cochran, Mrs. NJ II. Dubois, John L.
Dodgson, Mrs. Margaret Gerrity, A..
Hazard, Victor II. Holcomb, Henry
Matthews, Martha Mead Daniel
Murphy, Mr.. Philips, Harvey E.
Vaughn.
The following officers of Monmouth
Council. No. 25, Jr. o. U. A. M were
elected last Friday evening for the
ensuing six months:-Jr. p. O.,
Charles III. T.. Clayton; C.s Albro
Dawson; v. c., VIM s. Hankins;
A. r. s.. A. Ryland y. Solomon; Con-,
Frank w. Etnens: W., J. t. Jewell;
is, VIM. c. Burr; O. S.. r. Schanck
H.ndick son; Trustee. is months,
James HI. Patton: Rep. to State Coun-
ell. r. N. Senter; Rep. to National f..
b. A., Edwin l.. Conrow-
sir. PETERS CHURCH
The I'd Sunday after Christmas
Services as follows: Early Celebra-
I. n % A ~ 2un3 q U SebOoI saryica