The Monmouth inquirer., 1896-07-16
FREEHOLD.
SPICY GOSSIP OF SOCIAL AND
RELIGIOUS NEWS


There is a mail on the 2:05 q. H. H.,
train now for the shore.
Miss Maggie Simpson, of Trenton,
is the guest of Miss Helen Fruex.
Charles McDeymott, of Belmar, was
in Freehold on Tuesday
Mrs. Clink moved ON Monday from
Center street to Bradley Beach.
Mrs. James v. Muldoon and family
are at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. G. L. Shepherd and wife are
having pleasant time at Asbury
Park.
Mr.. Joseph F. Schlosser was made
the happy father of bright young
son on Tuesday morning.
George A. Marill and Lester A.
Schieck, of New York City, are the
guests of George and John Caffrey.
Mrs. Wn. S. Throckmorton and
family are summering at Chester,
Orange county, N. Y.
Jacob and Henry vanDeyenter, of
New York, are spending their sun
days in Freehold.
Vim. H. Sanders has had a sub
stantial walk put down in front OF his
property on South street.
Wm. H. jackson and family are
at their Summer home on Broad
street.
Mrs. Emma Barrick, of Dunellen,
n. j., is visiting Mrs. E. p. Thomp-
son.
Miss Della Carson, of Red Bank, is
visiting Mrs. A. v. Dubois, of Hudson
street.
Miss Cora Warne, of New York
City, is being entertained by Miss
easier
The support of the poor for the
township $283.40.
Mrs M Herstein and daughter of
Baltimore, Md, is the guest of Mrs.
E. Enrich on Broad street
Mr.. and Mrs. George @. Ingling
have been visiting Mr.. William II.
ingling.
The firemen will hereafter be fur
nished coffee at the engine house
whenever there is fire.
S. r. Forinan has purchased a hand
some trap aR3shis stylish team of
cobs shows it of to advantage.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Lewis are sum
mering at Sea Breeze, on Lake On
tario, Canada.
Miss Della Smith has been enter
tanning Miss Eva Holmes, Of Key
port.
Mrs. Levy has been entertaining
Mr.. Jesse and Hattie Sickles, of
louisville, KY, and Mrs. M. Altmayer
and Master Mortie Altmayer.
Hon. David s. Crater has returned
4 fIae1
New Hampshire Hills, where he has
been stopping with his family.
Dick O'Donnell was sentenced to
thirty days in the County Jail on
Sunday by Justice Hulse for being
drunk and 1isorderly on our streets.
Ed. Craig and W.P. Towns, of Jack
sonville, Fla, are Visiting old friends
in this vicinity. They expect to re-
turn in two weeks.
Capt. Peter Vredenkurgh, of Free
hold and Lieut.. Hartshorne, of Mid
dletown, are at West Point, receiving
instruction in military duties.
The Zimmerman club held a III ct
ing last night to decide whether n
not they would take part in the bi-
cycle parade to be held at Long
Branch on Saturday.
Rev. Mr. McCauley, of Newark,
will officiate in the Freehold Presby-
terian church on Sunday. The eve
ming service will commence at 7:45
o'clock.
Rev. Mr. Fisher, who has been re-
cuperating his health for several
years, has been appointed to fill the
vacancy in the Freehold III. E. pulpit
and removed to the parsonage in
Freehold yesterday. He will officiate
at the services on Sunday.
Vought Burk, who is six feet, nine
inches in heighth, was elected a
member of Company E, on Saturday
evening and will go with the com
pany to Sea Girt
District Deputy w. H. Davis in
stalled the officers of Columbia Lodge
Englishtown, on Friday evening and
Adelphia Lodge, Turkey on Satur-
day evening. He was accompanied
by E. d. Claytou.-
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Presbyterian church gave re-
Smith on Friday evening. An en-
joyable time was had and the CON
gregation took their last farewell of
Rev. Mr.. Smith as their pastor.
Thos. G.. Haight, of Colts Neck,
has been admitted without condi-
tions to Princeton College and I'll.
Ely Abrahams to the University of
Pennsylvania, Arthur Brokaw will
go to Rutgers College and Frank P.
McDermott, Jr., has passed the pre-
iiIninary examination for Princeton.
VIM. 7. Buck has been elected Cor
poral of Co. E, to fill the vacancy
caused by the expiration of service
of Corp. Alonzo Crawford. The
knapsacks and blankets will be dis
tributed TO night and the Co. will
go to Sea Girt Saturday afternoon
sometime between 2 and 3 O'Clock.
On Sunday Dan Brennan, who works
in the Shirt Factory, hired a horse
and buggy of Chas. Dubois to go to
Jamesburg. With his brother and
another man they drove to James
burg, South River, and Sayreville
and became intoxicated. A trolley
car ran into the buggy and com
pletely demolished it, but the occu-
pants escaped. The horse was
thrown and badly injured.