The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. +. Lock wood
spent Tuesday last at Pompton Lakes.
Mrs j. L. DeRoche was i'll at her
home few days last week.
The house Of Holmes W. Murphy
on South street has had newcoat OF
paint.
The Marlboro Sunday school held
d picnic at Cliffwood on Saturday last.
Miss Jennie Erickson, of Freehold,
is spending few days at Asbury
Park.
Mrs Edward Lewis, of PhIIadel-
phia, who has been visiting friends
at Freehold for the past week, re-
turned home on Friday last.
Mr.. T. v. Dey, Of Englishtown,
was in town on business on Saturday
last.
Mrs. Oscar Hess. Of Red Bank, is
visiting Mrs. Alex johnson.
Miss Carrie Riggs is visiting friends
at Ardena
Mrs. Anna Bricker, of Freehold. is
going to move her family to Brooklyn.
Mr.. John Rue visited friends at
Keyport, last week.
DIR. A. r. White is assisting Mr.
Charles Riggs in the store of F. ID.
Bennett in the absence of Mr.. Ben
nett, who is away on q vacation
The Misses Hale, who have been
visiting their grandmother, Mrs
Hale. on Throckmorton street, have
returned home.
Miss George Stillwell is visiting
Miss Marie Maxson. at Long Branch
Misses Lucy Wilson and Lizzie Gra-
watt have been spending few day
at the shore.
Charles Denise spent Saturday and
Sunday at Long Branch.
Charles Brewer, of Farmingdale,
spent Sunday at Pleasure Bay.
Freebooter Frank Heyers and
family, of Colts Neck, were at Pleas
ure Bay on Saturday.
Mrs Mary E. Collins is spending
two weeks at Ocean Grove.
Arthur StilIwell spent Sunday with
John Preston at Avon.
Miss Ellie Rue is visiting Mrs. AL
lison f. Preston at Avon, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry G. Tunis, of
Tenafiy, n j., are the guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. John b. Carson.
Mrs. Hugh Newell, Of Bordentown,
was the guest of Mrs. E. Il. Coubs,
Il day or two this week.
Willie and Paul Clayton. of Csarks
burg, have been spending several
days at Frank Gravatt's at Asbury
Park
William VI Ward spent week at
Barnegat.
Lee Deedmeyer and WIN. L. Free
man we're at Avon on Sunday.
Mr. G. G. Snyder was at the sea
shore yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. A. Thompson and family
of West Freehold are enjoying the
ocean breezes at Asbury Park.
Miss Perrine, OF. Burlington, who
has been visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Andrew Perrine, has gone to
Spring Lake.
Mary Riggs, daughter of Charles
Riggs, while playing this week, fell
and broke her arm.
Mrs. VIM. H Grouse and family are
enjoying the sea breezes at Asbury
Park.
Master Harry Duncan is visiting his
grand ma at Brooklyn.
Mrs. Peter Bovine. while coming
down stairs at her residence on Broad
street, Monday evening, fell down
stairs and broke her leg at the ankle.
Mr.. and Mr.. j. w. Danser spent
Monday and Tuesday IN New York
and Trenton.
Miss Nellie Conover left Wednes-
day, for Stamford in the Catskills for
weeks stay.
William Giblin. of Long Branch,
spent Tuesday at Freehold.
Miss Lillian Crawford, of Freehold,
is visiting friends at Iryington, n. J.
Miss Jennie Hoffman is spending
few days with friends at ,Jamesburg.
Miss Sophia Loveland. of Keyport,
who has been spending the past week
at Pompton Lakes has returned
home.
Miss May Conover, of Georgia, has
been visiting the past week Mrs. Cor
nelius Barkalow on Hudson street
Mr.. Tunis Schanck, OF New York,
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Geo.
F. Ward.
Capt. James M. Ayres has been
spending several days at Belmar.
Miss Viola Bates. of Philadelphia,
who has been spending two weeks
with Miss Anna Truck. returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. w. Z. Mount the enterprising
grocer of Englishtown, is occupying
Mr.. J. O. Burtt's cottage at Ocean
Grove, with his family.
Lawyer Thomas p. McKenna. of
Long Branch, was at the Court House
on Monday attending TO Sheriff
Sale in which he was interested.
Hon. b F. Howell and wife came
from their Summer home at Spring
Lake on Saturday and spent a pleas
ant day as the guest OF Mr. Holmes
". M. Dennis, of near Marlboro.
On Wednesday party of young
people consisting of Misses Rebecca
VanDerveer, Ida Forman, Nellie
Parker. Anna Beeknan. Emma En-