The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-08-25
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Miss Hannah Cross, of Manasquan,
is the guest of Miss Helen Mount.
Mr.. j. F. DeRoche has accepted
position as overseer of the laundry
department at Columbia Hotel at
Asbury Park.
Mr.. William Freeman spent Mon
day at New York
Miss Laura Dey is visiting friends
at South River.
Miss Lottie Ely, of TompkinsvilIa
s. A.. is visiting friends at English
town.
Miss Lena Opferman, Of English
town, spent Monday last with frlenus
at Freehold.
Mrs. Martha Manlxo and Miss Fan
ME Manko, of ofPhiladelphia, are guests
OF Mr.. E. Enrich.
Miss Pauline Dittmar is visiting
friends in New York City.
Misses Ella and Lou Brown, of
Trenton. are visiting Miss Hattie
Pack ard.
Mr.. William Burtis and son Wilsey,
witnessed the naval parade at New
York last Saturday
Miss Maggie Longstreet. Of Free
hold, is visiting friends at Atlantic
Highlands.
Mr.. William A. Barkalow is spend
ing a two weeks vacation at home
Miss Bessie Hoffman, who has been
visiting friends at Keyport, has re-
turned home,
Miss Carrie Smith, who has been
at Red Bank, returned home last
week.
Mr.. Nate Smith, who has been
working at AsbWy Park, returned
home on Mondays
Miss Della Smith is visiting friends
at Red Bank, and Asbury Park.
Mrs. Willard Cole and daughter
Leila, spent few days last week at
Asbury Park.
Mr.. Frank Hoffman, of Freehold
has secured position in Newark
A Surprize Party was held at Miss
Sara Diggins, on Marlboro turnpike,
on Saturday evening last.
Mrs. Mary E. Matthews is i'll at the
home of her son, John H. Matthews,
on Manalapan avenue.
Miss Sophia Well who has been
visiting friends at Freehold, is spend
ing few days at Hightstown.
Eugene Thompson, of New York,
spent Saturday here.
Mr.. Charles Green has left the EN-
ploy of Thompson Bros, on South
street
Miss Rosie Higgins, who has been
visiting Miss Alice Clancy, returned
home last week.
Mr.. Carney Cole spent Saturday
at Atlantic Highlands.
Miss Mary B. Crawford is visiting
friends at Atlantic Highlands.
Mr.. Frank Snyder, of Freehold,
spent Sunday withfriends at Trenton
Mr.. John Curley, of Red Bank,
spent Sunday with friends at Free
hold.
Mr.. Charles Smock, of Red Bank,
was in town on Monday last
Mr.. John Duncan, who runs on the
Southern division of p. r. r., spent
Tuesday in Freehold.
Mr.. Harry Barkalow is employed
as book keeper at Curley's Laundry
Mr.. Geo. M. Freeman, of Freehold,
spent Friday last at the Highlands
Miss Mary Patterson, Of Ocean
Grove, is visiting Miss Ida Cottrell.
Mrs. John Hance, of Holmdel
spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs.
Many.
Miss Lizzie Taylor has been at
Holmdel the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Hance.
Mrs. Day id Hulsart and Miss May
are at Sea Bright for a few days.
Rev. and Mrs. H. B. McCauley and
family spent Thursday at Spring
Lake.
Miss Matte Ahrens, of Chester
Park, l.. l., and Miss Julia M. Ahrens,
of the same place are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Hess.
John r. Parker has formed CO.
partnership with William Giffard, OF
Asbury Park, under the firm name of
Giffard & Parker They will engage
in the real estate business.
A Branch Office of the Metropolitan
Savings and Loan Association of
America, has been opened at Free
hold last week. Mr.. S. A. Lockwood
is the local agent.
Fields & Hanson's minstrels z ave a
fine performance at the Opera House
on Saturday evening. During their
stay in Freehold the minstrels had
their photographs taken by Prof.
sCcOLt.
A few days ago Miss Adelaide
Wright, daughter of Rev. w. f..
Wright, fell from her bicycle under
the wheels of a wagon and was severe
ly bruised.
Sergt. j. A. De Roche, of Co. l., 3rd
Regiment, who is also Lieutenant in
Freehold Division Uniform Rank 4.
of p, intends to participate IN the
Ill IL \, 10. fs. tlA A
City next month.
Lieut.. Joseph A. Yard, Corp. y. T..
Buck, Elwood Hoffman, VIM. Rhome,
Howard Jones, Edward Collins. WIN
4. Curtis. Lewis Craig, Cornelius b.
Barkalow, H. Ely Abrams and Harry
DeedIneyer, of Co. |, Pompton Lakes,
are home on furlough.
Rev. H. F. Stilwell. of St Paul,
Rffpn who has haan officiAtinp AT a