The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-06-02
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DerS OF OOluphuy i, dA Om pun N&es'r
was they were getting along nlcely
and also were well pleased with Inc
location, about 800 feet above the
surface, Of the sea.
Miss Alice Clancy entertained few
friends from New York, over Sunday.
A number of bicyclists rode to
Pompton Lake on their wheels on
Sunday last.
The Sunday train which runs during
the summer months. went through on
Sunday last for the first of the sea-
son.
Miss Bessie Hoffman. who has been
visiting friends for the past month at
Brooklyn, returned home ON Satur-
day.
Strawberry festivals were held at
Marlboro, and Farlningdale, on Mon
day evening.
Miss Jessie II. Suydam. OF New
Brunswick. spent Sunday and Mon
day with Mrs. G. B. Honce.
Dir. ID. s. Donahay, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday, with Mr.. W. IL Dona-
hay, at Blue Ball.
Miss Thompson and Miss VanHise,
from CassuiIle, visited friends at
Freehold on Monday last.
Miss Carrie f. Meirs, Of Cream
Ridge, is visiting friends at Freehold.
Mrs. Stephen Coburn, of Red Bank,
spent Monday in Freehold.
The holes in the telford road on
South street are being dug out pre-
paratory to their being filled with
crushed stone.
The residence of Hon. Holmes w.
Murphy, on South street, is being re-
painted.
Mr.. J. J. Barkalow's residence. cor
ner of South and Mclean sts- is be-
ing re-painted.
Misses Lou Harvey and Marion
Rowan, Of Brooklyn, are visiting Miss
Blanche Stillwell.
Miss Lou Vanderveer is the guests
of friends in Closter, N. j.
Miss Mary Parker, daughter OF
James s. Parker, has returned from
her protracted stay in California.
Miss Jessie Reynolds, of Newark.
spent Sunday with Miss Florsnce
Applegate on Throckmorton st.
Misses Peters and Miss Lokerson,
of Trenton, are spending thus week
with Mr.. Theo Sickles on Court st
Mr.. b. White and family spent
Memorial Day at their cottage at
Avon.
Mr.. Chas. T. Ely, of Orange, was in
Freehold on Monday.
Jacob and Henry Vandeventer
and their families, of New York City,
spent Sunday and Monday IN Free
hold.
Mr. Richard Atkins, of firm of Atkins
81 Conk, of Red Bank, was in town
on business on Monday last.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Stokes and
family returned on Tuesday from At
lantic City.
Mrs. Hubart, wife of Major Hubart,
of 9th keg't, of New York, and MISS
Eva HILBERT, of New York, is the
guest of Miss Caffrey on Main Street.
Miss Florence Ward, of Brooklyn,
was the guest of Charles A. Bennett
on Monday last
Mr.. Nate Brown, of New York,
visited friends at Freehold over
Sunday.
Mr.. Walter Grimshaw, who is EN-
ployed by the Kuy u Sheerer Co.,
of New York, spent Sunday and
Monday with his folks, on George st.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Dixon and fami-
ly. of Newark, are spending this
week with Mr.. j. L.. DeRoche, on
Hudson St.
DR.. Frank Herbert, of Manasquan,
was in town on Monday last.
Mr.. Charles HI. Brewer, of Farm
inedaIe, was among the assembly
at the races on Monday last.
Mr.. Jacob Shuts, of Shrewsbury,
atSed as the announcer of the races
held at the Fair Grounds by the
Freehold Driving Association on
Monday last
Mr.. David Sickles, of New York,
spent Sunday and Monday, with his
mother on Center st.
Mr.. Charles Pittinger. of Red Bank,
spent Monday with friends at Free
hold
Mr.. Joseph G. Thompson, who was
confined to his bed last week, is out
again.
Mr.. Burt Bray, of New York, spent
few days this week with his parents
Rev. Hugh B. MacCauley has an in
teresting illustrated history of the
Early Presbyterian church in the
June issue of Home and Abroad.
a number of young ladies from
Lakewood and VanHiseville visited
Freehold, on wheels on Monday last,
among whom were the Misses Sher-
man and VanHise, from VanHiseville,
and Miss Hobart and Miss Hubert,
of Lakewood.
At q shoot at live pigeons on the
Broadway grounds, on Monday, be-
tween C. H Clayton and i. Combs
Hutchinson to see who was to pay
for them, Clayton missed five and
Hutchinson eight Zach shot at fifty
birds.
James McChesney, who has been
visiting Perrine Story. at st. Mary $
County. Md, has returned home. He
reports that he is much pleased with
the country
A large American flag was stolen
from in front of T. q A. Lanes store
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