The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-07-08
FREEHOLD.

Miss Minnie Havens has returned
home.
James a. Parker and Thos. Combs,
of New York City, were home over
Monday.
Howard jackson is visiting Miss
jackson on Broad street.
Miss Leila La Fetra is visiting at
Judge Benefits.
Herbert Bray spent the holiday in
Freehold.
Mrs. Joseph I. Laird, Jr., is visit
ing her parents in Newark
Walter Shinn and Ned Morris, Of
Philadelphia, were in Freehold on
Monday.
Robert Hoffman, of Newark, en-
joyed Freehold breezes on the Nations
birthday.
Prof. Luther Smith, of st. Louis, is
visiting Mrs. John H. Denise.
VIM. Thompson and wife We're
guests of Allison E. Preston at Avon
on July 9Th.
Willard DeRoche spent the 5th at
Newark.
Harry Robbins, of the Red Bank
Register. was in Freehold over Sun
day and Monday.
John H. Bawden, Jr., won two
first prizes at the Manasquan races
on July 9Th. Ely Abrams also took
a first prize.
Mr.. A. J. q. Stokes spent July 5th,
as the guest of Mr.. Alonzo Brewer at
Avon.
Harry Clayton and Will Perrine, of
Perrineville, were guests of Maxcy
Applegate at Avon this week.
Frank VanNote, and family, for
merly of Manasquan, are visiting
John Weiderholt this week.
Prof. Henry Harding is attending a
meeting of the New York State
Musical Convention at Binghamp-
ton, n. Y.
W. G. Richardson and Miss Flor
ence Borden spent the Glorious
Fourth at Asbury Park.
Mr.. Gilbert Combs and Mrs. d. S.
Crater and children have gone for
their Sumner outing.
DR.. w. E. Truck and family are
staying at the Coleman House, AS
bury Park.
Marguerite, have been visiting Mrs.
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Miller at Asbury Park.
Among those at Asbury Park this
week we noticed Thaddeus Walling,
Miss Nellie Davis, WIN. Hulse, Mrs.
John F. Gravatt and Chas. Riggs.
Mr.. A. ]. G. Stokes has been elected
Clerk of the Baptist church in place
of f. Ct. Sterling, who has resigned.
owing to having been appointed
Station Agent at Writings.
Mr.. John Foley held private lawn
sociable on his lawn on Bownes ave.
on Monday evening.
Miss Cassie Hayward and Miss Van
Dorm, of Marlboro, spent the Fourth
as the guests of the Misses Buekelew.
The band gave an open air concert
in front of the American Hotel on the
morning of the Fifth before leaving
for Spotswood.
Mrs. NJ A. Burlington will spend the
Summer with M. A. Bell Malcomson,
Llewellyn Park, Orange, N. ].
Mrs Lavina Grove, of Jamesburg,
spent Tuesday 10 Freehold as the
guest of Mrs. M. A. Bastedo.
The Freehold and South Amboy
base ball clubs played a very interest
1nR Edl1G VI Ddll Oll btAClI &IOUUu6 Olt
Broadway Monday morning, making
Miss Carrie Briggs, of Bovine ave.
is visiting friends at Atlantic High
lands.
Lrs. A. Smith and daughter, of
Brooklyn, spent the Fourth as the
guests of Mrs. X. G. johnson on Hud-
son street.
The Merry go-round that was
stationed at Wolcatt's Park has left
town.
The Freehold Citizens cornet band
played at the Mechanics festival at
Spotswood Monday evening.
The St. Clair Stock Co. that was
billed to show in our town for one
week, left town Thursday night They
had such poor houses that they could
not make their expenses.
At meeting of the Freehold Lodge
A. O. u. W., last evening Grand Rep
resentative John Enright gave an
interesting description OF his trip TO
the meeting of the Supreme Lodge at
Milwaukee.
Mrs. J. L. Smith presented James
Murphy who saved her boy from
drowning at Lake Topanemus last
week, with a gold watch. Mrs Nc
Chesney gave Mr.. Murphy gold
watch chain to go with it.
A bicycle club has been formed by
the Baptist Congregation, with a
committee composed of Jam es Kirk,
chairman and Harry Taylor, Miss
Carrie Rue, Miss Lillian Pearsall and
Alonzo White, Jr., committee The
club will take short runs into the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. J L. Ely gave an en-
ioyable reception Wednesday evening,
June 30th, 1897, in honor Of their
son. Fred's marriage, to Miss Ada
Chandler, which took place June
10Th, 1897, at the Baptist parsonage,
Rev. Theo. Heisig officiating. About
fifty relatives and friends were
present.