The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-08-05
FREEHOLD.

Hon. b. F. Howell is occupying
his Summer home at Spring Lake.
Mrs. Sarah Lane is visiting friends
at Asbury Park.
A. P. Lane who has been il is
convalescing.
Last night a harvest home was held
at Thompson Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. G. Perrine are
spending the Summer at Elberon.
Prof. Henry Harding is spending
his twentieth season at the Vermont
House, Saratoga.
There was quite a large crowd at
tended camp. meeting at Marlboro
last Sunday evening.
Mr.. Henry c. Thorne and family
are Summering at Belmar-
Parlor car seats now on sale for At
Iantic City excursion at either the
drug store of Duryea e. Conover, J.
W. Danser, G.. r. r. Ticket Office, or
the committee.
Mr.. James A. Pcrrine and. wife,
Truck have been stopping at the
Coleman House, Asbury Park
Mr.. Joseph r. Frake and wife, of
Ruff, at Asbury Park.
Hon. r. G.. Strahan, of Clarksburg,
and Mr.. E. A. Hyers, of Red Valley,
visited Avon on Saturday.
The Atlantic City excursion from
Freehold Aug. 12, 1897, win be the
event of the season. Don't fail to go.
Miss Jennie Dubois is visiting As
bury Park
Mr.. O. b. Barkalow and E. c.
Erickson spent Sunday at the
Pleasant Grove camp-meeting Rev.
Mr.. johnson and others preached.
Mrs. Isaac Buckelew, of fJamesburg,
was in Freehold on Tuesday.
Mrs. Louis While is visiting the
sea shore.
Miss Carrie Christopher is visiting
friends at Red Bank.
The little son of Mr.. John H. Stokes
of Monument Park, is suffering from
a severe illness.
Augustus r. White has been grant
ed a State license to practice dentis-
try and has opened handsomely ap-
pointed rooms over the Transcript
office. on South street.
The town authorities have posted
notices of the ordinances concern
ing bicycles and fast driving.
Mamie Dawson, Carrie Dawson and
Frank Dawson of Englishtown,
registered at the Gladstone, Asbury
Park, this week
Ralph Clayton, having refused to
pay his hack license at Asbury Park,
is in the County Jail
1t is rumored that Mr.. Aston Beck
man of Freehold, has been appointed
teacher of the Oak Glen School house
in Howell township.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Herbert Wander
veer spent Sunday at p G. Wander
veer's at Wickatunk-
Miss Mary Conoyer, of Marlboro,
is riding a new wheel.
Hon. John Honce was guest at
the Highlands last week.
VIM. H. Dubois and wife was the
guests of Thompson Little at the
Highlands one day this week.
Mrs. E. w. Arrowsmith, Jr., who
has been very i'll in Jersey City, is
slightly improved.
Mrs. Vim. Gravatt and VIM. N
Thompson and wife spent Sunday at
Asbury Park.
Rev. Mr. Wood will preach at the
camp-meeting being held in Como
ver's woods near Marlboro on Sunday
next.
Mrs. Smith Wilson, of Lincoln, Neb..
and son. are guests of Mr.. G. G. Hulett
at Bradley Beach.
Miss Mamie Niveson is spending
a week with Miss Pearl Curtis at
Belmar.
Mr.. Louis Thompson lost his pocket
book on Friday of last week contain
ing 5000 and some valuable papers.
James Clayton of Allentown is visit
ing relatives in Red Bank.
The 252 members of the Life Saving
Station resumed duty at their sta
tions Aug 1st
At the meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Monmouth County
Horse Show at Long Branch, General
T. T. Eckert was elected president to
succeed the late J. j. O'Donohue
On Monday the Freehold Tigers
met the Cuban Giants CT the Peach
Orchard and the latter nine bit the
dust with score of 19 to 3. The
Hoboes played the Tigers yesterday
w euueSudy.J
There were no Freehold buyers at
the sale of lots at Avon on Saturday
AS the sale is announced to take place
in three weeks from last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Robinson, of
Freehold, and Mrs. W. H. Tracy of
Hoboken, were guests at S. r. Ap-
plegate's at Toms River, Sunday of
last week.
Prof. John Enright hired horse of
r. H. Erickson few days ago to
drive to his brothers farm ct Colts
Neck. When near Colts Neck he
noticed the animal was i'll. As he was
near his brotner's place he drove
there and that night the animal died
of kidney trouble.
The Atlantic City excursion Aug.
12, 1897, will be a first-class affair un-
der the management of the commit
tee, composed of P. J. Devlin, A. J