The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24
Miscellaneous.

occupies the VAIN farm at Davis.
l.. G. Irwin, of Sea Bright, has been
visitor at Turkey.
David Southland has moved to Jos.
Nevius' house at Turkey.
Asbury Parks municipal election
will occur on April 12th
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, of Turkey,
has been visiting her sister Mrs Bart
ruff, at Masillon, Ohio.
William Springsteen will move from
Yellow Brook TO the Irwin house,
Turkey.
Miss Maud Reed, of Imlaystown,
who has been i'll, is convalescing.
Prof. Z. g. Fountain has secured
enough funds to start library in the
Clarksburg public school.
Improvements are being made
about the residence of Mrs. A. Van
Mater by B. FL. Harker.
Joseph Hopkins has now position
with L. A. Henderson at Imlaystown.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
of the IInlaystown church are pre-
pairing to have temperance rally.
The next meeting of the Womens7
AuAlldft u Tile 1ll1lft clONn IL L.
church will be held at Mrs. III. E.
Jones.
John Thompson has put the mead
ow along Buck Hole creek at Imlays-
town, in good tillable condition
The poplar trees purchased by a.
j. Ely, of 1mlaystown, is being made
into carriage stuff
Three persons united with the I'm
laystown NJ E. church Sunday even
ing of last week.
Mrs. w. A. Brewer, Of West Asbury
Park, has been the guest of MIR. G. E.
Abrams, of Imlavstown.
Garland Council, D. of A., Of Imlays-
town viii have a Klondike social in
the Council Room on the evening of
March Goth.
( Miss Lima Robbins, of Red Bank,
4 has been the guest Of Mrs. Cornelius
Barkaow, of Turkey.
Miss Jennie Megill. of Red Bank,
has been visiting her parents in Farm
I ingdale.
4 Miss Eleanor Conover, Of Freehold.
I is visiting her sister, Mrs. n. J. Viii
son, at Red Bank
Elmer Cowperthwait. George F.
I Compton and Alfred Norcross We're
4 elected in Plumstead township. at the
meeting held at New Egypt.
Mrs. r. Charles Robbins. Of Archer
4 town, passed through an operation
4 successfully at a Philadelphia hospi-
tai
4 P. C. Handler, of Hightstown, has
resumed his position IN Parker's gro
i Gerry store at Asbury Park.
Miss Mary Wood, former school
/ teacher of Hightstown, died Tuesday
! March 18th. at Trenton.
Clarence Leroy, son of Mr. and
Mrs George Delher, of Red Bank.
died on Tuesday. March 10th, 1898, OF
/ pneumonia, aged 10 months and Is
days.
A recommendation that SIP, 600 be
voted for school purposes viii be sub
mitted to the voters of Bloomfield. al
the annual school meeting. OF this
amount 500, coo is for new schools,
Henry Casey, of Bloomfield, has
been missing from his home since
March 1st. Even since the first of the
wear Casey has been talking about
going to the klondike. tits thought
that he has gone to the gold fields.
Mayor Hoos, of Jersey City, has de
4 cide6 to appoint Allan L. McDerlnotl
Corporation Counsel, to succeed JohI
Ia. Blair, who will become County
Judge on April 1st Mr. McDermoti
has long been the Mayors legal advi
ser.
The stone wall of the old mill a
Ilnlaystown is being removed prepar
atory TO the erection of a new mill
G. II. Hendrickson and E. H. Van
Arsdale is doing the work.
Mr.. Isaac. S. Dawes has purchased
an expensive apparatus for determin
ing the percentage of alcohol in liq
uids used in making cider at his I'm
laystown mill.
Cornelius Mcmahon, formerly I
resident of Shrewsbury was drowned
al Sterling Lake, n. j., Thursday
4 His remains were taken TO the houst
of his cousin. James Butler, at Eaii
Haven, and the funeral was at ST
James church, Red Bank On Monday
Deceased was formerly an employe,
OF the late James Broadmeadow.
Eugene Britton, a prominent Demo
crat and Justice Of the Peace o
ocean NONilSiilI y tIcd Ill 1-glSs Ae1 GIL =
on Wednesday, aged 55 years. Il
was a member OF the A. O. L. w, anC
! mis- children viii receive 1000
AT the flag raising at the Imlays
town public school Saturday after
noon there were recirations, song
and music by the school, intersperse'
with addresses by the clergy an
members of Upper Freehold Counci
lJr. @. e. A. H., and Garland Council
ID. of A.
Special Game and Fish Protecto
J Edgar Hicks attempted TO captnI
, the sloop Emma, hailing from he.
port. for making inroads into oyste
5 beds on Staten Island on FRIDAY
I The two men in the Emma resiste
+; and the boat sailing without a helm
| man ran into the wind and the heav
g boom swept across the deck an
2 knocked Hicks overheard, Speci;
officer G. Harvey left his man an
5 went TO the assistance Of Hleki
+ While they were getting Hicks Q
2 board their boat the idle oysuerma
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