The Monmouth inquirer., 1896-07-30

spIcY eossIp oF socIAL AND

RELIGIOUS NEWS
Miss Lou H. VanDeryeer has gone
to Narragansett Pier for few weeks.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bastedo, has been visit
ing relatives at Red Bank.
Misses Anna and Ida Grouse are
visiting relatives near Lakewood.
Mr. Ferdinand Fish, of Highland
Beach, was in Freehold on Friday.
The Freehold Commissioners viii
meet next Monday evening
Mr.. J. w. Hues, Of Windsor, O., Is
the guest of Miss Mary Crawford.
Mr.. Anthony Deedmeyer is confin-
ed to his residence by rhumatism.
DR.. w. e. Truck and wife are at the
Coleman House, Asbury Park.
Mr.. Marcy Smock and family are
visiting Mr. J. G. Smock, on South
street.
Miss Annie Brown and Miss Eta
Reid, of Freehold, are visiting friends
at Red Bank.
Miss Mabel Thompson, of Free
hold, is the guest of Miss Mildred
job nes at Hightstown.
A. A. Zimmerman and w. 3. Burtis
went fishing on Barnegat Bay on
Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. John H. Shepherd, who has
been i'll at his home at West Free
hold, is recovering.
Miss Eta Thompson, of Lincroft,
who has been visiting the Misses
Buckelew, has returned home.
Miss Kate Griggs is spending a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Grlggs,
of linton Falls.
Mr.. Jacob VanDeventer, spent
Sunday with his mother on Main
street.
A coat of paint is being placed on
Mr.. B. Whites residence on MaiI
street.
AIonzo White has the contract for
placing sewers in the post office
building.
Mr.. w. B. Ellis has gone to West
Hampton, L. L., to spend several
weeks.
Mr.. Vredenburgh Cloke, who has
been visiting Mr.. Roland A. Ellis, has
returned to his home on Long Island.
Rev. w. E. Wright has gone on his
vacation and in consequence st.
Peters church will be closed during,
August unless notice is given to the
contrary.
Mr.. w. @. Bleloch, of the American
Type Founders Co, of Philadelphia
is visiting his daughter the wife OF
Rev. Mr. Mathison, at Manalapan.
Lemuel Edwards, of Long Branch
aud G.. 3. Barkalow, Of Freehold
spent Saturday and Sunday, Will
the formers father, near nights
town.
Miss Rebecca Stevens, of Matawan,
has spent the past week with rela.
tives and friends at West Freehol
and vicinity.
Mr.. James Brokaw, of Brooklyn,
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. T. 3.
VanDeventer on Main street for the
last week.
Ex-Postmaster John L. Rosell took
a header from his bicycle while out
riding few days ago with his daugh-
ter and carries the marks of the coi-
lision on with him.
Mrs. Martha Conover gave an in
formal dance in honor of the Misses
Sutphin, of Jersey City, who are Wis
iting her, on Tuesday evening. Inc
Misses Sutphen expect to go to the
Catskill Mountains for the balance OF
the season.
Edward Rodel, secretary of the
New Brunswick Traction company,
has inspected the road from that
place to Keyport.
A man who is at the head of one
of the largest cloak houses in New
York is said to have lost $10,700 one
night recently at the roulette table
in the New Club house, Long
Branch.
DR.. Charles E. Woodward has the
head of pike measuring 6 inches
across. The fish weighed 7 pounds
and measured 36 inches in length
He caught it in Cassville pond.
The peach crop will be very short
this year in the vicinity of Freehold.
Owing TO the drouth last summer the
trees made little if any growth last
season, and as this years crop grows
on last years new wood the CROP
will be very small James A. Perrine
las an orchard of 5000 trees but viii
not have 100 baskets. Last year he
had nearly a thousand.