The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24
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Miss Ada Woolley, Of Long Branch,
is the guest of Miss Lizzie Denise on
Center street.
Mr.. William A. Barkalow expects
to move into his new cottage on
Hudson street on April 1st.
Mr.. Ed. Hance is having his hous
repainted by Mr.. John t. DeRoche.
Mr.. William Moreau will build
new barn Rue Bros. have the con-
tract.
The Zimmerman Cycle Club ex
pect to repeat their minstrel show,
with new sketches In April Inc
date is not yet fixed.
George Brown, of Monmouth aven
ne, will move to Ocean Grove this
week.
Miss Anna i. Weeks is to remove
to New York April 1st.
WIN. H. Soden is making q portion
of Shepherds coal yard shed into
stable
Miss Elizabeth Magay, of Cam
bridge. Mass. has been visiting Mrs.
David s. Crater.
Miss Eleanor Goldens house on
Broadway is being re'painted.
Mr. E. D. Clayton is re-painting
Mrs. E. W. Arrowsmith's house aat
Avon.
A dance sociable was held at the
residence of Mr.. George b. Conover
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George McChesney will move
to the corner of Henry street and
Broadway April 1st
Rev. Andrew Hageman, of Belle
Vile, exchanged pulpits with Rev. l.
P. Brokaw ID. d., in the Reformed
church on Sunday.
Mr. Charles NJ. Thompson, the
mason, is suffering from several com
plants and is being treated by DIR. ID.
NJ Fornan.
A pleasant birthday party was held
at the residence of Herbert ker, on
Monmouth avenue, Tuesday evening.
Borden's Orchestra furnished the
music.
New iron signs have been placed az
the intersection Of our dl1Ierent
roads showing the nearest way to the
different shore towns and cities.
Mr.. Chas. McDermott has issued a
neat catalogue containing list OF
cottages for rent at Belmar and
Como.
Mrs. J. Fred Macdonald, Of Plain
field, has been spending a few days
with her sister Mrs. ID. M. Eor1nan.
Mr.. Macdonald was also in Freehold
over Sunday.
Mr.. w. &. Curtis, of D.. Y. Perrines
store, is still confined to his house
with illness. Mr.. w. E. Ackerman,
from the same store, is also ILL.,
The three horse team of the Stan
dard Oil Company started to run
away on Main street Thursday OF
last week but We're stopped by
Alexander Van Dorm.
Miss Addie Yard visited Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM NJ. Twins, of New York,
few days before their departure for a
trip to London, Paris, st. Petersburg,
Moscow and Berlin.
Mrs. William Bloodgood has re-
moved from the residence of Mrs.
Julius Keuhn, on Hudson street,
Freehold to the Edward Grant home
stead. owned by VIM. Magee, at
Morrisville.
On Thursday evening the Freehold
Catholic Benevolent Association
elected the following officers:-Presi-
dent, Constantine Clancy vice-presi-
dent. Michael c. Mooney; Recording
secretary, James Kearns; financial
secretary, Frank Queeney; Treas,
Frank McNinnie; janitor, Dennis
Carey.
Rev. Theo. Heisig will administer
holy communion after the Service
Sunday evening, in the Second Bap-
tist church Mechanic street and the
pastor Rev. d. H Mitchell will preach
a special sermon for the occasion, en-
titled Except ye eat my flesh and.
drink my blood, ye have no life In
you.n
Mr.. P. V. Outcalt's horse ran away
Thursday afternoon on Spring street
while Mr.. Outcalt was tying cart
behind it. The horse overturned the
carryall near the monument and
broke loose. The horse ran down
Throckmorton street and fell on the
railroad crossing on Main street. IL
got up and started down Main street
but was caught in front of w. H..
Crouse's meat market. The horse
was badly cut on one OF its legs.
Hon. Henry S. Terhune, Master in
(,hancerv. sold the road-bed, fran
chise. privileges, cars, power-house,
equipments and all property OF the
Asbury Park and Belmar Street Rail
way Company st the Court House on
Thursday to George B. M. Harvey, q
Director of the Atlantic Coast Com
pany. and Acton G. Hartshorne, as
The reorganization committee, for
$4,000. 1t is now probable the At
iantic Coast Company win operate
the line. The suit brought against
the road by the parents of the child
who was killed, has been settled.
Good Will Hook and Ladder Com
pany had drill at the Reformed
church on Friday evening About
twenty members were out and with
one slight exception all the ladders
worked perfectly. At the conclusion
of the drill one of the chemical fire
extinguishers was tested on some
large dry good boxes donated by Sec
retary Fred d. Bennett me boxes
Hall, saturated with oil and set on