The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-12-29
FIRE HoL D.

Prof. G. F. Richardson, Of Beverley
was in Freehold on Christmas.
Mr.. David Wilbur visited his broth
er at Newark over Christmas
The High School will open again
the Wednesday after New Years.
vought Chambers is il with p'eurl-
sy. ), .;4,,
Mrs. VIM. Wilson is very ~ WIN
pneumonia.
Mr. q. Patterson, of New York City,
ata his Christmas turkey with ms
brother, Mr.. Patterson, OF freenoiu
Mrs Henry Harding, Of Red Bank,
spent Sunday. with reiatives = n'e'
hold.
Private Charles voorhees, - nome
on furlough on account OF tne ser
ions illness of his mother, MIS-. >.
Perrine Voorhees,.
Mr.. Richard Herbert and mother
and sister spent Christmas as Lile
guests Of DIR. Long at New bruhsWieA
All the latest War Pictures Will pe
introduced by the Edison froJeeio-
scope at the Opera House on Jan. asi
Dr.. w. b. Truck and DR.. G; T FIT
man attended meeting OF the oea.e
Dental Society at Newark last wees.
Mrs. i. B. Conover entertained her
music pupils at her home fuesday
evening of last week.
William X. Heyers, of Holmdel, has
,nrehaspd the farm of the late Jonn
Hall. at Turkey, for $S, 800.
Mrs. Alice Forman passed her 500
birthday on Dec. 14th.
d. ID. CLAYTON is confined to me
house by the grip.
Thomas G. Taylor is i'll with the
grip.
The Sunday School festival con-
nected with st. Peters church was
held last Wednesday, evening
The services Of the week OF pre- yer
will be held in the Presbyterian
church next week.
Miss Ella Murray, OF Plainfeld,
spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Joel Harvey, of Center street
Mrs. Maxcv Applegate' and son
snent Christmas with her brother,
Joseph +. Clayton, at Lakewood.
Mr.. William Robinson and James
Enright. of the Philadelphia Dental
College. are home for the holiday
vacation.
Mr.. John Barkalow and wife. OF
Camden, were visiting their reiatiVes
in Freehold over Christmas
Miss Acsah Ely, a Professor u
Vasser College, is spending the noh-
day vacation at her mothers, MRS.
Joseph Ely, at Milhurst
One Of the most remarkable mov
ing Pictures that the Edison Pro]ecbo-
scope Co. will show when they ap-
near in this town for their Sd time
Wednesday nightJ anuary 4th, at the
Opera House is the U. 3. oregon SINK
ing the Spanish Torpedo Boat Pluton.
Ernest Cole, now is fireman of a
train running between Jersey City
and Point Pleasant John Rhoades
has Mr.. Coles position at the T. r..
r. sheds
Mr.. Wm. s. Burtis and Deputy
Sheriff VIM. Heyers have gone on a
cunning trip to the South.
A slight fire occurred at Curley s
laundry on Friday. The flames burned
through the siding when it was ex-
tinguished by the employees. No
alarm was given. The damage was
slight
Mrs. Harriet Knight, of New York;
and Mrs. Alexander Philips, of Prince
ton. have been guests of Mrs. H. A.
Sutphen.
Last evening subscription dance
was held in Seminary Hall, Mrs. VIII
liam III. Forman, Mrs. Howard A.
Sutphen and Mrs. James Parker We're
the patronesses.
The Red Banks Social Assembly
will hold a ball in the Monmouth
Boat Club House Wednesday even
inc. Dec 23th Tn e Cavalry Troop
will hold their annual ball at Red
Bank Thursday, Dec goth
Len Spencer. the Manager of the
Greater New York Minstrels
will appear at the Freehold Opera
House on Thursday evening Dec. 29th
is son of the famous founder of the
Spencerian system OF penmanship and
is recognized favorite in Washing
tonian social and public circles
numbering many intimate friends
among the diplomatic corps OF the
Capitol For many years he had full
but retired from that business to be-
come identified with the amusement
line. His position in the theatrical
world is an euviable one he has never
been connected with an unsuccessful
enterprise, and his many attrac-
tions have taken first hCnors, for
their quality and refinement. The
patrons of this latest venture, Len
Spencer's Greater New York Min
strels will be happily surprised blythe
feast OF good things that will be in
troduced during the entertainment
for their pleasure.