The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-10
E FREEHOLD.

TIE INQUIRER eight pages 81.
Miss Irene Heulett, Of Belmar, has
been visiting Freehold.
Misses Iona and Carrie Buhler, oi
Belmar, have been visiting Freehoi',
Arthur A. Zimmerman has gone TO
Mexico.
Mrs. Louis While has gone on q
visit to her home in Germany.
Mr.. VIM. o. Chambers is contined
to his house by illness.
Mr.. Louis Rue, who has been III at
Farmingdale, returned to Freehold
on Saturday.
Mr.. James B. yredenburgh has
gone on a business trip to Mexico.
Mrs. Eugene Dubois, of West End,
is suffering from severe illness.
An election will be held at the High
School Tuesday, March 18th, at 4
O'clock, to elect three trustees ana
vote SO. 900 in taxes.
Mr.. Thomas E. Morris is suffering
with a severe cold
Miss Emily Trafford. Of Red Bank,
has been visiting Freehold.
Prof. Henry Harding and wife will
remove to Red Bank the latter part
of this month.
f. S. VOORHEES, has leased the store
house in the rear of VIM. 5. Browns $
store and will use 1t to display agrl-
cultural implements.
Frederick Jernee, of New Bruins
wick, who died from injuries received
by the explosion on the Maine, at
tended the Freehold Institute in 1889,
when bis parents resided at Spring
Lake.
Prof. John Enright responded to
the toast Monmouth in the Reyoiu-
tion,' at the Society of the Gincln-
natti dinner at Trenton, Feb. 22d
An ENJOYABLE dance sociable was
held last evening at the residence OF
Mr.. w. Craig Conover, near Marlboro
A very pleasant surprise party was
given to Mr.. Edward Hendrickson, at
Manalapan. on Thursday evening.
Ground has been broken for the
addition to the stores of Neafie a.
McChesney and Jos. III Rosell. Mr..
WIN. McDermott, Jr., is doing the
work for St Peters Parish, the own
ers of the building.
During this week the stores 10
Freehold are closing at 7.30 o'clock
instead of O'clock. so as to enable
the clerks to attend the revival meet
ings at the churches.
The Widow Brown Company gave
an excellent performance in the Opera
House on Tuesday night
Mr.. Otto Grouse, of Jersey City, was
IN Freehold on Tuesday.
Mr.. w. w. Chiffon, of New York
City, was i'll Freehold on Tuesday
At the sale of five shares of the
Stokes Bros Manufacturing Co., by
Geo. G. Hulett, VIM. McDerinott. Sr.,
was the purchaser, paying $255 apiece
for them.
Samuel r. Forman received car
load OF horses on Tuesday.
George B. Taylor, son of the late
John TAYLOR, passed the examinations
on the Vermont, az Brooklyn Navy
ward as an apprentice and is now IN
the u. S. Training Station at New
port r. |.
Mrs. David Bovine and Mrs. VfIan-
nah v. Applegate represented Starry
Flag Council, d. of L., of Freehold,
at the meeting of the State Council
at Morristown on Tuesday aud We'd
nesday
A pleasant dance sociable was held
at the residence of William H. Hen
erickson, at Allentown, Wednesday
eveaing.
The line from Prickett's bridge to
the Howell township line has been
surveyed by Peter Forinan.
Frank Barton OF Turkey, who has
been suffering from having his teeth
pulled, is out again.
Wilson Hendrickson and neighbors
have given the road to Buckshootem
in Howell township coat of gravel.
Rev. Theo. Heisig, of Freehold, lead
the rally at the Clinton avenue Bap-
tist church at Trenton, on Tuesday
evening. This rally is the first of
two under the direction Of the young
peoples committee, of which G. Bond
Cole, of Hightstown, is the chairman.
The second is to be held at Freehold,
in May.
The Monmouth Telephone Com
pany intend TO extend its lines to
Englishtown, via the poles now erect
ed as far as the water works, and
thence to lands of VIM. HI. Reid and
to Tennent where phone will be
located and thence by the turnpike to
Englishtown, where about eight sub
thought the Company's ultimate des-
tination is Trenton.
Union Revival Services.