The Monmouth inquirer., 1897-07-22
FIR EEHoLD.

Harry Svlcox, of Yale, is visiting a
Mr.. w. H. Jackson's
Mr.. Fornan Barkalow spent Satur-
day at Pleasure Bay.
Mrs. Alfred Bouse, of Manasquan,
spent Sunday in Freehold.
Mr.. CYRUS Honce and his best girl
snent SATURDAY, evening at Pleasure
Bay.
Miss Francis Lea entertalned
number of her friends at MI. Wm.
Uiu,s summer residence near Free
hold last evening.
Miss Carrie Nevius, daughter OF
Judge H. M. Nevius, OF Red Bank, IS
the guest of Miss Nevius at Freehold.
Mr.. Burke Collins and friend, OF
Brooklyn, are stopping in Freehold.
District Deputy Michael McGrady,
Of Lakewood, installed the officers OF
Monmouth Lodge, No. 90, l. q. Y. r.,
on Monday evening.
Miss Aiken, VINO has been visiting
at w. H. Jackson's, has gone TO
Quaker Hill, N. Y.
Miss lydia Parker has returned from
q visit 10 Mrs. w. T. Hoffman at Eng
lishtown.
The family of WIN. H. jackson will
90 to the Adirondacks tomorrow
Mr.. VIM. Dubois and wife and
daughter and Miss Carse n, were at
Pleasure Bay on Saturday
Mrs. Jacob Ellis has returned from
a visit to Mr.. H. d. Winton at Hack
ensack.
Miss E. j. Marcellus has been visit
mo at 7. G. Conover's at West
Freehold.
The excursion of the Editorial AS
sociation of New Jersey, which 1t was
nroposed to enter upon July lSths
has been postponed.
Miss Irene Harms, of Spottswood, is
the guest of the Misses Schlosser.
Mrs. Nellie Chambers, Of Chicago,
is visiting her brother, James ..
White.
The Misses McElroy, of Rome, N. Z.
are visiting at Hotel Belmont.
Holmes Dennis and wife have been
visiting Spring Lake.
Robert Hoffman, of Newark, spent
Sunday with his parents, MT ana
Mrs. VIM. H. Hoffman.
Miss Matte Thorn is entertaining
Miss Lizzie Reid, of Shrewsbury
Mrs. Julius Keuhn has had g new
board walk put down in front OF her
residence on Center street.
Justice James s. White was pre-
sented with a handsome young
daughter on Friday.
Mr.. Frank P. McDermott, and sons.
Frank P. Jr., VIM. and Joseph are
enjoying trip to Boston, Mass
Mr.. Vim. HI. Soden and wife We're
guests of Mr.. B. White, at Avon over
Sunday.
VIM. S. Burtis, who has been con
fined to his house a few days by Ill
ness, is convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. T. Cowart have
been visiting at Long Branch.
Vim. and Miss Sadie Keifer. OF
Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. W. A.
Barkalow on Hudson street.
On Saturday the Freehold base
ball club went to Perth Amboy and
after eleven innings were defeated by
the Amboys by a score of IL to IL.
There was tie in the 9th and 10th
innings.
VIM. H. Davis was at Pleasure Bay
on Saturday.
II. II. WtEhS Wdc dJ t1OhS3 I1ltAhS-A
over Sunday.
Miss Annie Havens and Miss. Jessie
Grouse are spending week with
Mrs Treat at Asbury Park.
Mrs. A. b. Dobbins and two child
rem are at Juliustown, n. j.
Miss vredenburgh is visiting at
Lock Haven, Pa.
Miss Helen Mount is visiting a
school friend at Utica N. Y.
Mr.. Joseph Bastedo and Mrs.
Emma Lane, Ct Brooklyn, are spend
ing few DAYS in Freehold as the
guests of Mrs. NJ. A. Bastedo.
Prof. Wyckoff, a missionary from
Toxic, Japan, gave a talk on the
work in his field of labor at the un-
ion service of the Reformed and
PRESBYTERIAN churches, at the latter
church, on Sunday evening last.
Mrs. Asher Conover and her niece,
Miss Jennie Miller, of Freehold, have
gone to Milwaukee, Wis, to visit Mrs.
Conover's brother, Tunis VanCleaf.
Miss Mary Y. Rue, of Tennent, is
spending week with friends at
Asbury Park.
Word has been received from the
party of Christian Endeavorers that
they arrived two days late at the
Golden Gate and they hope to have
their tickets extended two days long
er which will postpone their arrival
home until July 25th or Goth.
Jacob Lane is in the Freehold jail
for eloping with the wife o. Israel
Anderson at Ely. They were arrest
ed at Trenton
Rev. p X. Haganan, of Middle
town, owing to failing health has
been obliged to stop preaching for
awhile.
John r. Taylor and Sarah E: An
derson. both of Milestone townships.
were married Friday evening, July
10th, 1897, by Gilbert H. Apologize,
Esquire, at his residence near Clarks-
burg.
Miss Annie Enmons Burns of Bor-
dentown and /. A. Jarrett, of Toms
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