The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-08-25


Mrs Carlton Godfrey.
Mr.. Samuel Stokes spent Sunday at
Atlantic Highlands.
Edgar Rogers, of West End, is the
happy father Of a bouncing baby boy.
Miss Bertha Em1nons, of Lima, N
". is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Charles Schanck, near Freehold.
Norman Schanck, of HolIndel, has
been visiting his grandfather, Mr.
William r.. Craig.
Judge Henry NJ. Neyius, of Red
Bank, spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Hannah Nevius.
Harry Hickman has secured a
position with c. l.. Holmes.
Miss Eugenia MacCauley, has been
spending week at Bound Brook.
the guest of Miss A. Rockefeller.
Miss Ella Polhemus, Of Scobeyville,
is the guest Of Miss Emma Reid.
Mrs. Matthew Rue and Daniel Rue,
OF Red Bank. have been the guests of
Mrs. w. HI Carson for the past week.
Mrs. A. r. u. solomon, spent Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. Osborn, ut
Manasquan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forman Wetherill. of
Upper Freehold township, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Jacob Ellis.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Tantuin mad
Mrs. Hannah Tantum Of Upper Free
hold. were the guests of Mrs. w. B.
Duryee on Wednesday.
Miss Alace Speakman, of Philadel-
phia, is the guest Of Mrs. James s.
White.
Miss Bessie Conover fell from her
wheel last week, and broke her arm.
Mr.. VIM. E Curley visited the war
fleet at Toinpkinsyille, s. l., on Sun
day.
Mrs. Chas. Mount, Of Long Branch,
is visited Mrs H. F. Weeks.
Miss Laura Cottren is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ida, at Jainesburg.
Chas. Slinch and family spent Sun
day at Long Branch.
John Airing and George Hartman
spent several days in New York City
last week.
Lieut.. David S. Oliphant has been
visiting at Belmar.
Mr. A. Dittmar is erecting d new
barn on the rear of his lot on South
street.
Mr.. John Stiles. of Philadelphia.
spent Sunday at Mr.. Chas Trucks.
Mr.. John 7. Riggans and wife, of
Baltimore, are spending week with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Danser spent
Monday and Tuesday in New York
City.
Mr.. Oscar Robinson and Mr. John
Riggans spent Sunday driving along
the sea shore.
Mrs. Emma Chambers and children
are visiting Mrs Chambers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Ayers.
Mr.. w. A. Robbins spent Sunday
at tine sea shore.
Mr.. William Snyder, of Avon was
in Freehold on Monday.
Miss Bertha Cooper has been visit
ing Red Bank
Postmaster Pintard Of Red Bank is
at Saratoga.
Miss Eta Weeks, of Colts Neck, has
been visiting Red Bank.
Mr.. j. w. s. Campbell and son,
Ned. were at Atlantic Highlands on
Sunday.
Mr.. Hudson Bennett and wife spent
Sunday at the sea shore.
Mr.. w. H. Davis is stopping at the
Lenox, Long Branch.
Mr.. George H. Wheeden is suffering
from swelling on his foot.
There were very large crowds at
the Camp meeting in Conover's woods
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Quakenbush,
of Red Bank, who have been visiting
Freehold have returned home.
Mrs. Oscar Eesse, of Red Bank, has
been visiting Marlboro.
Miss Ella Brahany, of Marlboro.
has been spending few days with
her aunt, Mrs. Henry Johnston, of
Red Bank
John c. Monahan, of Freehold,
visited Red Bank last week.
Mrs. George Patterson, of Brook
Ilyn. formerly of Freehold, is visiting
friends in Freehold.
Mr.. Frank G. Dubois and wife are
at the sea shore. Mr.. Dubois returns
TO Freehold every day to attend to
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Enmons Wis
tied Pompton Lakes on Saturday.
Miss Marie Maxson, of Long Branch.
has been visiting Miss George Still
we'll
Mrs. Annie Palmer, of Manalapan,
and daughters, Martha and Katie,
are visiting at Avon.
Capt. Chas. Briggs, OF New York.
spent Sunday in town, the gnest OF
Mrs. Raiguel.
Sergeant Joseph Thompson and
Vim. A. Robbins are home on a fur
Tough from Pompton.
Two bicyclists created a great deal
of comment on our streets ON Mon
day. One had a large trunk strapped
on his bicycle and the other had a
coop full of live chickens fastened on
his wheel. The uses to which the bi-
cycle is being put is surprising.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Car
lson over Sunday, were, Miss Tillie
Rue and Mr. Matthew Rue of Red