The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-05-27
FIR REEHoL
ICY GOSSIP OF SOCIAL NEWS.


Mr.. Isaac Storer, of Manasquan,
was in Freehold on Tuesday
Vim. r. Craig's house on East Main
street, has been repainted
Elmer Silvers and family spent
SUNDAY with Mr.. Samuel Gravatt
The residence of Judge j. Clarence
Conoyer has received new coat OF
paint.
r Hulse Cooper, will open fancy
goods store at Belmar during the
Summer months.
u. de la Reussille was in Freehold
on Sunday.
Rev. II. F. StilwelI, of Minneapolis,
is visiting his friends in this
County.
johnson g. Aumack's S meat market
has been connected with water and
sewers.
DR.. A. B. Wright, of England, is
the guest of Peter Outcalt, near
Freehold.
Mrs. r. A. Irons residence has been
connected with the sewers by John
V. Denise.
Mr. N. w. Potter, of Jersey City,
spent Sunday as the guest of Miss
EIu1lld ID. 0uTOiS.
Several applications have been re-
ceived to lease the Young Ladies'
Seminary for the ensuing year.
Harry Edwards, of Jamesburg, was
the guest of Mrs. A. @. Johnson on
Sunday.
Ferdinand Fish is occupying bis cot
tage at Water Witch Park at High
lands of Navesink.
Mrs. George Hess, of Freehold, has
been visiting Mrs. j. E. Johnson at
Belford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Richardson
were in Freehold on Sunday visiting
Mrs John B. Conover.
Capt T. r. Wards house on Wes.
Main street, is having fresh coat OF
paint.
Alonzo Brewer residence, on Jack
son street, opposite the G. R. K.
station, is being re-painted.
Oscar Bastedo has moved from AS
bury Park to over Thompson Bros.
store on South street.
Mr.. William H. jackson and family
have removed to their Broad street
home for the Summer months.
Another exhibition of the patent
lire nOZLt6 was lAddC III ltOA1b Va uiiC
old P. R. r. Station on Monday
evening.
The Freehold High School base
ball club was defeated by a score of
nine to six by the Asbury Park club
recently.
A number of members of Olive
Branch Lodge, No. IS, F. q A. NJ.
of Freehold, visited the Grand Dis
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evening.
The horse attached to WeIch's de-
livery wagon fell while turning the
corner from South to Mechanic
streets on Tuesday morning and
broke the shaft Of the wagon.
The Graduating Glass of the Free
hold High School will play Cricket
on the Hearth" this Friday evening
at the Freehold Opera House.
John West fell from his bicycle in
front of Firemens' Hall on Thursday
afternoon, while carrying bundle,
and sprained his right elbow.
About nine dollars was cleared by
the Daughters of Liberty at the straw
berry festival held on Mrs. I. A..
Bowne's lawn on Tuesday evening
Mr.. Samuel G. Cowart's valuable
young colt was gored by COW be-
longing to Mr.. Sidney Denise on
Sunday afternoon. The COW broke
through tne fence.
Thompson Bros. shipped away the
first crate of strawberries sent from
Freehold this year on Monday.
Berries are selling in Freehold for
twelve cents per quart.
Rev. w. E. Stewart has been ap-
pointed pastor of the A. nj. church
of Freehold. Mr. Middleton has been
transferred TO Mount Holly.
DR. H. g. Cooke, of Holmdel, will
remove to New Brunswick and DIR.
Fred v Thompson now of Colts Neck
will occupy his house at Holmdel.
The trial of the persons before
Justice Hulse, for Illegal fishing with
a seine in Yellow Brook below Colts
Neck has been postponed until FIJI
day, June 4th
The Zimmerman Cycle Club will
hold strawberry festival at the
Club House Monday afternoon and
evening, May 81, 1897, Memorial Day.
Louis Rue, of Freehold, is building
two large green houses, 40 5uO feet
each, for j. III. Becker, at Morgan
Vile. He raises lettuce i'll the Win
ter and cucuinbers during the spring
TIE Freehold b. Y. P. e., has
pledged twenty-five dollars towards
the $236, 900 necessary to secure the
$3.50, 600 from Mr. Rockefeller, which
together will iquidate the debt OF
the Home and Foreign Missionary
Societies.
At the celebration of the 22d ami
versary of the Womens' Missionary
Society of the Reformed church, Mrs
DR.. /. p Brokaw presided. An inter
esting address was given by Mrs Van
Dyke, formerly of China, now Of
Highland Park. Mrs. j. I'll Rosel
sang solo.
The following donations to the
Kings Daughters Drinking fountain
fund has been made: Good WI
Hook aud Ladder Co, 50, j. w