The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-31
News Notes.

has been visiting her parents at New
Brunswick, has returned home.
Mrs. Mary Ralph has moved TO the
house recently occupied by H. D.
Long, at Allentown w. Fl CubbeT-
ley has moved to the Emlin d. Tilton
house.
Miss M Blake, Of Barnegat, has
been entertained by Mrs. G. f. Fisk,
at Allentown.
Leonard Reynolds, of Southland,
wes thrown from his bicycle at Lake
wood a few days ago and cut both
knees and badly dsmaged his wheel.
John L. Reynolds, Of Southard, will
move to the house now occupied by
J ohm Curtis. The latter will move to
Lower Squankum and work for Ed
ward Hulsart.
Mrs. Joseph s. Matthews, Of New
| Prospect, has been presented with an
invalid chair by several friends.
Charles and Marty Heyers, and
VIM Rice, of Manasauan. visited
John s. Heyers, of New Prospect, a
few days ago.
George Enlnons has moved to John
Stricklin's house at Turkey. Garret
Barkalow moves to the house vacated
by him at Lokerson's Corner.
Andrew Griffin has moved from
Howell township to the Highlands.
Mrs Mary A. Hulse has moved to
Joseph Nevis house at Buck-shootem
in Howell.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lacour, of
Long Branch, have been guests of
Samuel Hall and wife at Turkey.
DR.. j. @. Rush, of Red Bank, had
his hat and umbrella stolen by
sneak thief Thursday.
The class '9S entertainment of the
Red Bank School Thursday evening
netted $25..
Capt. John A. Woothley received a
surprise party on the completion of
his IA birthday on Wednesday, at
Red Bank.
1t is hoped by the congregation
that the Methodist Conference will
return Rev. A. NJ. Lake to the Inn
laystown charge.
Mr.. George Buckelew and wife and
Mis-. Thos. Reed and Howard Buckle
lew, of Imlaystown, have been visit
ing Point Pleasant.
Charles Hendrickson, of Imlays-
town, has returned from course in
Riders Business College.
G. AppIeby Jr., of Ilnlaystown, has
purchased a trotter
Dr. f. C. Price has been elected g
member of the Board of Education of
Upper Freehold.
We are pleased to see that Mr..
Alonzo White is out again after suf-
| fering from a severe sore throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks, formerly
of Indiana, has moved in Burtis' Row,
on Center street.
w. E. Pullen, of Tennent, has been
visiting Allentown and Windsor.
Arthur Hendrickson, of Turkey,
visited Harry Chambers, of Imlays
town, one day last week.
A sore throat epidemic is going the
rounds at Imlaystown. 1t is not con
tagious.
Prof. n. d. VanCIeaf, of Long
Branch, is visiting at Imlaystown.
Mrs. w. w. Case is the guest OF
Rev. S. l.. Harter, of Imlaystown.
John Messler, of Allentown, was a
visitor at Imlaystown last week.
E. H. Ely, of Imlaystown, is inn
proving in health.
G. w. Hunsinger has been appoint
ed Road Supervisor by the Upper
Freehold Township Committee.
Miss Lizzie Robbins. of Allentown,
has accepted a position at Allentown.
A suit for $4,000 damages for def
amation of character has been
brought against Henry G. Roberts OF
New Monmouth by Miss Eleanor s.
7 Waling, the teacher of the Riverside
school in Middletown township. Mr..
/ Roberts sent letter to the Township
School Board charging her with i'm
morality and she was transferred to
the Riverside school where she re-
ceived So5 less per month She has
i retained Edmund Wilson and Chas.
H. Wins as her counsel.
Prosecutor James s. Erwin, of
/ Hudson County, who recently caused
the dismissal of the panel OF petty
/ Jurors by refusing to try any one case
before them, is determined TO stop
having professional jurors drawn; he
wants no more jurors who disregard
the evidence and acquit defendants,
4 as in the case of the professional pick
/ pocket who was caught in the act.
At the cake walk at the Opera
House Alfred Richardson, of Long
i Branch, and Mrs. Mary Long, of Mat
avian, won the prize of So and the
championship of the County. Edgar
i Smith and Mrs. Emma Hadley, OF
Freehold, won second prize.
At the enjoyable surprise party
given to John Buckelew, OF Allen.
4 town. Thursday evening in honor OF
his 50th birthday, among those
/ nresent were:-Oliyer Southwick and
wife, George Ford and wife, Frank
Fisk and wife, VIM. Killey and wife,
Al. Robinson and wife, James Clayton
and wife, Frank Messler and wife, K.
l r Ford and wife. Chas. Dennis and
i wife. Mrs. Henry Ford Mrs. John s.
Hulse, Mrs. William Robins, Misses
Sarah ana Ella Mack, Fannie
Stephenson. Anna Clayton, Addie
Ford. Ethel Southwick, Eva and
Verna killey, Dora Robinson and
4 Lucy Tate, Messrs Daniel LAWN.
Watson Messler, Earnest killev and
Lloyd Robbins.