The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-04-14
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panv will have q drill on InuFeuay
evening, ct 730 o'clock.
The Freehold Board of Trade vii
meet Wednesday evening, May Atm.
Frank l.. Lounsberry and family
were in Freehold over Easter.
William Chambers. of Jersey City,
was the guest of c. M. Barkalow over
Sunday.
Water and sewer have been placed
in the residences of Mrs. w. K. Wells
and Mr.. Conrow on Institute street.
The examination upon which promo
ticns depend were held in the Free
hold High School last week.
Mr.. Robert Hoffman spent Sun
day with his folks on Hudson street.
MIR. w. DeRoche spent Sunday at
Lakewood.
Mr.. Fred Conover spent Sunday
with friends at Long Island.
Miss Bessie Hoffman is making an
extended visit with friends at Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Mr.. Harry Talman of Atlantic
Highlands, visited friends at Free
hold over Sunday.
Work has commenced laying the
hedge fence around the property of
Messrs. Forman and Anderson, on
East Broadway, by Mr.. ]. L. De
Roche.
The Mis- ses Murphy brought sever
al chameleons from the South which
were displayed in the Democrat
office window last week.
The Chassis of Monmouth met in
stated session on Tuesday, April 12,
at 10 A. NJ, in the Reformed Church
of Keyport.
Mr.. William f Maps, who was con-
fined to his house by illness during
the past week, is out again.
Mr.. Clinton Evans and wife, of
Chicago, have been guests Of Mrs.
T. Laird.
Mr.. John A. Ahlstrom and wife at
tended the Wheelmen's reception at
Asbury Park.
A Womens branch of the Golden
Eagles was organized at Freehold on
Tuesday evening.
Hon. Holmes W. Murphy and
family and Miss Burt returned from
Florida last week.
The Kings Daughters gave an en-
tertaintnent at Mrs Caffrey's resi-
dence on Tuesday evening. The
Cecilian club furnished the music.
The Citizens Meeting to nominate
a ticket to be voted for at the char
ter election will be held Monday
evening, April Goth.
The last meeting of the year of the
present Board of Commissioners
will he held at Clerk Butchers Office
hi cf,
be presented at the meeting.
Willard DeRoche has connected
himself with New York Life Insur-
aimee Company Mr. DeRoche will
commence at once to secure his pa
irons from all parts of the State.
William 7. Robinson, a student in
dentistry in the University of Penn
sylvania, at Philadelphia, had as his
guest during his Easter vacation, Mr..
Lewis r. Seymour, also a student,
whose home is in Providence R. /.
Mr.. Robinson will graduate in May.
Mr. William Baggett found large
cannon ball under the rear extension
of the Dr. O. r. Freeman building
1t is solid shot and weighs ten
pounds. 1t was evidently one of
those found on the battle field after
the Battle of Monmouth. Mr.. Bag
gett also found a hens nest with
thirty-six eggs in it, there not being Il
bad one among them.
Miss Adeline Murphy returned to
finish up her course of study at Col
lege Yesterday. The graduating ex-
ercises will take place In June.
Theo Aumack and wife attended
the graduation exercises of their son
in Philadelphia dental college one
day last week. DIR. Aumock will now
undergo examinations by the State
Boards OF Dentistry, both in New
York and New Jersey, to enable him
to practice in either State.
Theodore Wilson Morris Jr., and
Miss Mary M. Steele, daughter of
Rev. j. Nevett Steele, Assistant Rec
tor of Trinity church, New York City,
will .e married Wednesday, April
Goth, 1898, at 10 o'clock noon. Mr.
Morris is grandson of Mrs Daniel
f. Schanck, of Court street.
Professor f. A. G.. Perrine, Professor
of Electrical Engineering of Leland
Stanford University, California, son of
James A. Perrine, of Freehold, has
been granted two years leave of alb
sence from the college, to engage in
important work for large power
company in San Francisco.
The Holland Society. at its thir-
teenth annual meeting. at the Savoy,
New York, last night, elected Mayor
Van Wyck presic ent and she follow
ing vice-presidents from New Jersey:
Hudson County, William Brinkerhoff; ;
Bergen county, James NJ Van Valen
Passaic County, Robert l. Hopper;
Essex County, Moses j. Dewitt; Mon
mouth County, Peter Stryker.
The u. S. Grant Association of Jer-
sey City has decided to erect club
house The committee appointed to
prepare plans at the meeting on Tues
day evening reported that detailed
plans will be presented at the meet
ing next week. The committee has
selected site in Ocean avenue, be-
tween Dwight street and Bay View
avenue. Building operations will be-
gin in few weeks.
Former Sauafar and Eraa holder