The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-03
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The lNQUIHEKZeiB p~6o
Tbe FreehoId Loan Association Will
meet on Friday evening =,
Keith Council, Royal Arcanun' WIN
meet on Friday evening
Tbe Board OF Commissioners OF tne
town Of Freehold will meet nexp
Monday evening at Firemens hall
Mrs. James w. Danser gave very
ariovable tea Tuesday afternoon -
about thirty-five friends.
Monday afternoon of last week MRS.
a 10 Arrowsrnith, Jr., gave very
nieasant tea to a number OF frienus.
Mr.. Robert Hoffman, OF Newark'
visited his parents over Sununy'
Mr.. Isaac d. Norton was in Free
hold on Monday.
Mr.. Ben Voorhees,, Of Beinar, was
II Freehold over Sunday.
Adelphia Lodge, X. Of T. of Inr- or.
key. expect to work the iirst ana sect
and ranks on two Candidates next
Saturday evening
VIM. Il. Curtis is confined TO ms
house with the grip
The Democratic Primary VIII De
held at Freehold on Saturday
MIR. John P. Walker, who has oeen
confined to the house with rheuiiia-
tisIn, is out again.
Louis Rue is i'll with the grip az
FarIningdale.
At the reception service held ~ the
NJ. e. Church sunday morning !weh-
tv-one candidates were received ihto
the church. There will be commun-
ion next Sunday.
Misses Marion and Eleanor Laird
have been visiting Vassar College,
Poughkeepsie, n. <. 4.
The Brooklyn base ball club VIII
make the Hall, at Allaire, ITS neao-
quarters and practice ground iot IVY
weeks after March a.
There are four new applications ior
membership in Freehold Company.
U. r. K. OF P
DR.. Otis r. Freeman is ouildlng an
addition to his house Oh Broad street
a Brewer s. Son are converting
the Voorhees, mill on Conover street,
purchased by VIM. N. Thompson into
dwelling.
The ladies' had sale of homemade
eaie in Perrine;s vacant store on
Main street Saturday afternoon.
BERT White, while carrying q
bucket of coal from the cellar 10 ms
woodhouse, slipped on some weS
psanks, fell and bruised himself Sc
verely.
Mrs. e. w. Arrowsmith. Sr:, is mn
proving her cottage at Avon, Dy nav
ing a tower built on it and adding an
other room. VIM. McDermott, Jr., is
doing the work.
Can't. G. d. Emson Lockwood and
wife and Lieut.. John A. DeRoche at
tended q reception by Co. l, u X. Il.
ofP.. at Jersey City, Tuesday OF last
week.
Acting Governor Foster NJ. Voor-
hees on Feb. 26th, appointed Cornell.
ius B. Barkalow a Notary Fupiic OF
New jersey.
WIN. A. Barkalow has been comm
ed to his home with illness.
The billiard tournament at Benz,
CottrelIs billiard parlor was not com
menced until Feb. 2Sth, and VIII CON
tinue until April 7th
The case of State VS. John II. Far.
ker. charged with the illegal sale OF
liquors at Asbury Park, decided, by
the Supreme Court this term, VIII pe
taken to the Court of Errors and Ap-
peals uuon Writ OF Error.
A newly elected member was initla,
ted into the mysteries OF Freehold
Lodge A. o. u. W., on "Wednesday
evening.
Tupis v. Yetman has been pnrchas-
ing for his young son pretty shes-
land pony.
! Chas. H. Ely, of Orange, spent Sun
day last in town.
A select sociabIe was held at the
residence Of Mrs. M. II. johnson, on
Hudson street, last evening lWednes-
day.. Messrs. George o. Hanklns'
Win. Hankins and Wilson Hankin-
son compose the committee
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brakeley enter
tained about twenty of their friends
at their residence on Broad street on
the evening of Feb. 23d. Whist was
played until eleven o'clock when
salads, cakes, &C., were served.
The new lessee of the training
stables at the Fair Grounds is max
ing preparations TO bring number
of horses here on the first of April
and expects number more shortly
after. Mr.. Shreeve comes well recon-
1nended and it is expected that he
will give renewed impetus to the al
ready growing interest for fast horses
in this community
Mrs. w. s. Throckmorton gave an
afternoon tea on Feb. Goth. to mum
Der of lady friends, in honor OF her
guest, Miss Carrie Meirs, of Cream
Ridge, who has been spending few
DAYS with Mrs. Throckmorton.
The streets of Freehold are in fine
condition and shopping is on the in
crease. The stores OF Freehold con-
tain large and handsome assortment
OF goods and the prices are consid-
cred a little lower than in other places.
Thomas w. Duncan, while out rid
ing near r. s. Hendrickson's was
thrown out on the whiffietrees and
fell, one wheel going over his left
hand, breaking one knuckle and dis
locating a finger.