The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-10

Of Belmar, have been visiting Holm
del
Steiner g. Sons mill at West Brad
ley Beach has had an annex added to
John Thompson. of Avon. has been
appointed one of a committee to
wind up the affairs of the Red Mems
Funeral Benefit Association.
Mr.. W H. H PulIen, Of Red VAL
ley, has been visiting his son, Eugene
M. Pullen, at Manasqnan.
Charles Curley dropped dead while
turning a corn shelter on the farm of
Greenwood Ranken, near Msnasquan
Tuesday of last week.
Mr. Jonathan Malsbury. of Red
Valley, and daughter, Miss Matte,
have been visiting Lakewood.
Buckelew g. McCue, of Sea Bright
and Lakewood, have purchased the
corner of Cedar avenue, AIlenhurst,
and will erect a large livery stable.
On Monday Mr.. Francis introduced
a bill in the Senate legalizing indict-
Inents of Grand Juries
Milan Ross, who is now on a West
ern trip, has decided to visit Cuba
before he returns to Asbury Park.
Former Conductor Charles Cox has
been appointed an officer at the
Jamesburg Reform School.
Ticket Agent S. E. Lelning, at Eng
lishtown, has been taking a two
weeks vacation. Extra Agent Viii
liams has taken his place.
Hightstown has lost about twenty
FIVE families by the removal Of the
shoe factory to Mount Holly.
Redford Perrine, who resides near
Hoffman station, is suffering from
broken leg, which he sustained a few
days ago while getting out Of wag
on.
At the union memorial service held
in the Allentown N. E. church Sun
day of last week. Mrs Josiah Rob
bins presided and gave an interesting
sketch of Miss Willard. Talks on Miss
Willards work were made by Revs.
Swain and Pitt
Masons John Thompson and Jos.
johnson have the contract for rear
ranging the cellar wall for the new
store at IInlaystown.
An enjoyable sociable vas held at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. d. M
Hendrickson, of Imlaystown. We'd
nesday evening.
The ImIaystown public school has
been donated new flag by Upper
Freehold Council Jr O. u. A. M and
Garland Council, d. of A.
J. w. Hendricksou opened the new
Ilnlaystown hotel by giving a dinner
TO his friends.
Imlaystown is to have double
mail service through the efforts of
Congressman Howell. leaving at S.25
and 12 NJ and 2.30 and Z Is p n and
being received at A. NJ and 12 NJ
and 2.30 and 7.45 P. NJ.
John Carpenter of Belmar was
thrown from his wheel BY the break
ing of the forks last Saturday night
He wes knocked unconscious and re-
manned in that condition for an hour.
The Glendale hotel property at Villa
Park has been sold TO Mr.. Aaron Ed
ridge, of Clarksburg. who. we are in
formed. viii conduct the same here
after.
Ex-Assemblynlan O. H Brown, OF
Spring Lake, has sold his elegant
house at Deal to James HuAr. of Jer-
sey City, for $50, 600
The donation to Rev. John Allen,
Jr.. of Bethesda church, Blue Ball, at
the residence of John S. Pittinger,
was attended by about 150 persons.
Prof Matthews, of Georgia and Miss
Clara Smith, of Marlboro, rendered
very acceptable music.
A comic opera was rendered at Has
brouck Hall, Jersey City. Tuesday
evening, by Industry Council. No. 90,
Order United American Mechanics.
A number of young girls appeared in
male costumes. and two of them, aged
12 and IA years respectively. enter
tanned the audience by smoking cigar
cites.
The citizens of Bellnar. who tried
to have the franchise granted to AT
lantic Coast Electric Railroad Com
pauy annulle1. have been beaten in
the Supreme Court. The decision
was announced on Wednesday With
the control of the Asbury Park & Bel
mar road and franchise through
Bel1nar, the Atlantic Coast Company
viii have q continuous line from
Long Branch to the southern boun-
Diary of 6elmar.
The three act temperance drama,
The turn of the tide, was given by
the following persons in Union Hall,
Allentown, a few nights ago for the
benefit of the Ladies' Mite Society of
the Methodist church; H. d. Long,
G. f. Fisk. Albert West, Newell Burk,
Alfred Bradley, Thos, Everinghanl,
Harry Robbins, Mrs H d. Long,
Mrs. E. A. Ford, Miss A. G. Ford and
Kate Cafferty. The play was we'll
presented, the Allentown orchestra
furnishing excellent music. The net
profit was $36.35.
Squire William Tilton, of New Bed
ford, hasgsecured an original govern
lnent pension for Louisa Snyder of
Como, widow of Joseph A. Snyder,
who was corporal in Company G.,
Twelfth regiment, of New Jersey
Volunteer Infantry The pension il
IS month. commences Feb. 2nd 1897.
Mr.. Tilton also secured back pension
Of 1868 for Mrs. Snyder