The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-06-03
FREEHOLD.
SPICY GOSSIP OF SOCIAL NEWS

David E. Hodson, of Clarksburg, has
been visiting Freehold.
The Freehold Commissioners will
meet on Monday evening.
The Freehold Mutual Loan Associa
tion will meet on Friday evening.
Keith Council, Royal Arcanum,
will meet Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. VanMater
were in Freehold on Memorial day.
The Reformed church was reopen
ed on Sunday morning.
Relnson Taylor, Of Astoria, n. Y,
was the guest Of 7. Forman Taylor,
of Colts Neck, on Sunday and
Monday.
Mr.. Chas. Hustis, of Brooklyn was
the guest of Miss Mary II. Wells on
Memorial Day,
Mr.. Joseph Bastedo, of New York
City, spent Memorial Day in Freehold.
Miss Lou B. Chamberlain. of Red
Bank, visited Mrs. VIM s. Burtis
over Sunday.
Miss Libbie Bovine, of Jerserv City
is visiting Mrs Combs on Broad
street.
The festival given by the Jimmy
Bicycle Club on Monday evening
netted the club 1926
Miss Martha Atkins, of Red Bank
is whiting Miss Nellie Davis.
Miss Covert, of Rehway, is visiting
Miss Lizzie Dey on Conover street.
Mrs. DR. Woodhnll and her daugh-
ter, Miss Lille, of Newark, are the
guests of Miss Ella Ellis
Cecil Brown, of New York, and
Chas. Fl. Ety. of Orange. spent decora-
tion day with G. C. Snyder.
Gilbert Reckless, of the First Nat
ionai Bank, of Red Bank, and Mr..
Hankins and wife, of Orange, spent
Decoration day with VIM. Reckless.
Joseph Combs and wife have been
spending a few days with his parents
on Monument Heighths.
Mr. John Ruff, formerly of Freehold,
and now of New York. with his wife,
spent last Saturday driving about our
beautiful town.
E. B. Bedle and family have been
spending a few days at their Cottage
at Spring Lake.
Jacob 0. Burtt and family have re
moved to Ocean Grove for the Sum
mer months.
Harry A. Robbins, who is employed
on the Red Bank Register was home
on Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. s. w. Hendrckson, of VAIN
ford, has been visiting relatives in
Freehold.
Mr.. J. T. Hartshorne, of Newark,
and Miss Bessie Conover. of Asbury
Park, are guests of Mrs. VIM S.
L Throckmorton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitworth, of New
York City, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Silvers this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas V. Arrow
smith spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
E. w. Arrowsmith, Sr., in Freehold
Mr.. r. S. Strickland, and ex-Sheriff
Rulief p. Smock. of Asbury Park and
Capt. Caleb 7. Bailey, of Manasquan
were in Freehold Decoration Day.
Chas. McCue, of Lakewood. an en-
thusiastic sportsman, enjoyed the
races at the Fair Grounds on Monday,
He drove the fast pacing horse Rus
kin Wilkes in one of the races this
h orse has a record of 2.0S.
Chas. Grimshaw and wife, of New
York City. spent Memorial Day in
Freehold with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Grimshaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Keynton, Of
Bayonne, and son, were III Freehold
as the guest of Mrs, w K. Wells on
Sunday and Monday.
During the time of the closing of
banking hours from O'Clock on Fri
day until the bank was again opened
on Monday a new ceiling was placed
in the First National Bank by Mr..
Con Emmons and his assistants.
Capt. Vredenb urgh has been given
full charge to arrange for the pro-
gram of the reunion exercises of the
Glass of '92 at Princeton during the
commencement.
Miss Carrie O., daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John H Buck, of near Freehold,
and John Y. Denise will be married
to-day. (Thursday,) at the residence
of the brides parents, near Freehold.
Rev. H. F. Stilwell, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, spent Wednesday and Thurs
day in Freehold. He preached in Red
Bank on Sunday He started for his
home on Monday.
Mr.. John w. Herbert, Jr., OF Hell
meta, gave a pleasant reception TO
number of friends at his handsome
residence at Helmetta on the evening
If Memorial Day, Capt. Vredenbur- h,
of Freeho old, Richard Herbert, of
Wickatunk, and Judge HI. M. Nevius, OF
Red Bank, were present from Mon
mouth Cou nty.
Among the cases OH the Calender
for the June term of the Supreme
Court are Osborne VS. The Board OF
Chosen Freeholders of Nom onthi
Aaron E. Johnston, G. EwiIg Pat
terson, and Ranney VS. State. Stoiits,
w. A. Heisley.
Lake wood Times and Jour- all In
connection with its regular issue last
week. the MONMOUTH INQuIREH,
published an elaborate business ahd
historical edition, flied With excel
lert pictures of prontitli people of
Freehold and vicinity. and OF various
we'll known points of il,te'es'.
Daxr w WtfUbf Rector of Sf