The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-04-21
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nome Oh ItI OrhO = AAeS-1
in New York City
Ex-Asst Commissioner ~ Aa4pIo ~ h;S
Brewer. who has been very III at ms y
ras;dance on Jackson street, IS
conyalescing.
Mr.. Fred D. Bennett Is ouC assan s,r
after being confined 70 Ing no1'
several weeks with the grip.
Misses Madge N. Woodruff, mary
Keeper. Jennie Jones anu E.nty
Little were home from ghe air oSase
Normal School at Trenton iaso wen
John H. Bawden Jr., OF Prince'oii
College. was home last week.
Mr. A. G. Hartshorne has gone on
a three DAYS business trip to Alaoa'liA
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Helme, OF
Hejmetfa. was in Freehold on Weu-
nesday of last week
Three candidates are expected TO
present themselves for inIrlatlon az
Monmouth Council, Jr. 0. U. A. M,
AT their meeting on Friday evening.
The Vredenburgh Rifles attended
the Presbyterian Church on sunday
and listened to a patriotic sermon ny
Rev. Hugh B. MacCauley.
The search-ights at the SANDY
Hook Signal Station were pialniy
obsarved at Freehold on SUNDAY
nighf. a distance of about twenty nVe
miles s
An ENJOYABLE dance party was heiu
in rnriey's laundry room Tuesday
evening. About $50 were present.
Mr. Russley Wright, of New York
Citv visited Freehold yesterday.
Mr.. Sweet, of the n. y: and ~ y
Telephone Co., was in Ereehoio yes
terday.
Mr. Harry Campbell and wife, OF
Red Bank, were the guests OF ms
brother. James w. s. Campbell a1
Freehold, over Sunday
The new office for the Prosecutor
of Monmouth County, which IS oelng
built partly over the porch IN the
rear Of the Court House, is well under
way.
The Marlboro hotel has been sold
nv Mrs. Catharine Perrine to Win.
q Hnlse. and d. Webster Williams
has rented it for the ensuing year.
Mr. z. f. Barton, of Duluth, Mimi,
Who has been visiting friends in the
Fast for several months, has been the
guest of Mr.. w. A. Thompson TINS
week.
A school meeting W as held at Mari,
boro On saturday afternoon and
$3.50 more was appropriated ior sue
for the new school house
James L. Terhune, cashier OF the
First National Bank, o. hed Dahh,
has been elected president OF Inat
hank in place of the late James II;
Peters and Henry Campbell was at
the same time appointed cashier TO
succeed Mr.. Terhune. Mr.. Ternune
was formerly cashier of The Freehold
Banking Company and Harry Camp
hell is brother of J. w. 5. CampDen,
cashier of The First National Bank,
of Freehold.
The Monmouth Traction Company
was granted franchise in the city OF
Rordentown, at meeting held 10 the
Councjl chamber Monday night OF
last week. The decision was greeted
with cheers. The application OF the
New York and Philadelphia Traction
Company was laid on the table. The
vote was five for and four against Civ
ing the franchise to the Monmouth
Company.
For the month ending April Sth
the roll of honor in Room 4, OF the
Freehold High School, is as follows;
William Dnryea, Grover Enlnons,
.Ioseph e. Moreau, Harry brennan,
Ella Arrowsmith, Mamie Connolly,
Mamie Dunn, Margaret X. Moreau,
Sadie Patterson, Bertha Patterson,
Ethel Stokes and Dora Stoney-
The members of the graduating
class Of the Freehold High School for
1898 are as follows Laura Herbert,
Kate Dittmar. Mary LaRue, Emma
Reid, Ella Polhemus, Lucy wilson,
Olive Moran. Anna Bender, Nettle
Hartman, Agnes Schanck. Lulu
Soden. Mamie McMulkin, Margaret
Conover, Margaret SIckles, Irene
Whitlock. Edward Duryee, William
Burke. Ed Bugbee, Robert Armstrong
George Hever, Carleton Baird, Wat
son Conover, Arthur Hayes, Spencer
Conover.
With the prospect of being confined
indefinitely in the Middlesex County
iail, John Soldier, of Carteret, was
lodged in that institution Friday. He
was committed to the Jail by David
Falconer. Justice of the Peace.
Soldier was charged with fighting
and refusal to pay his fine, The
commitment reads: i find John
Soldier of the viiadge of Carteret gilty
of fitting and find him 70 ana costs
of cort l45 cents. He will not pay his
find or cost.
Mrs. Mary Smith, aged s6 years,
the wife of H. p. Smith. of Asbury
Park, has mysteriously disappeared
from her home and her Whereabouts
are unknown Mrs. Smith took ner
five-year- old daughter with her. the
woman has been in poor health for
some time and her husband fears
that she is drowned. Mrs. Smith is
a member of the Salvation Army.
The police of the nearby cities have
been notified of the disappearance OF
the mother and child.
In our next issue we will commence
a.serial. entitled For the Revels-
worth Millions, or an Angel of Evil,
"a story Of intense interest in which q