The Monmouth inquirer., 1905-12-21
FREEHOLD.

Carrie. daughter of Adolphus Hank
inson is convalescing from pneumonia.
The Vredenburgh Rifles Reception
will be held in the Armory Opera
House Monday evening. Feb. 26tn.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Jones. of Atlantic
CITY. are guests of Mr.. Carrot van
derveer on Center srteet.
Mrs. Frank P. McDermott, OF Ellza-
beth, was a visitor to Freehold on
Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs Remington were ten
dered reception Tuesday evening In
the PRESBYTERIAN Lecture Room.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Haight, OF Jer-
sew CITY. spent Sunday with Surro
gate aud Mrs. d. s. Crater.
Miss Hazel Suydam is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. George Dey, at hasc VI
ange.
Miss Eliz ,beth Ely, of near Perrine-
vile. is the guest of Prof. Y. Jemison
and wife in New York Tor the holl-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Voorhees, have
returned from visit to Washington
ID. G.
James w. S. Campbell, president OF
the Board of Education, has present
ed TO the High School a steel engrav-
ing depicting the battle OF Gettys-
burg.
lanes r. Hutchinson will remove in
the Snring from Mrs. A. T. Wrlghts
farm to the ]. G. Scheuck farm near
Bradevelt now occupied by Joseph
Miller
Mrs. Hope Hepburn is the guest OF
Mrs. DR.. Hepburn.
The Christmas Entertainment OF the
NJ. E. Sunday School will be held 10 the
church Wednesday evening, Deceh-
Der 27th.
Druggist G.. P. Lehritter has moved
his drug store from the Walker bulsd-
mo 10 lie G. B. Ellis building ad
Joining the Court House GROUNDS.
The Walker store is now vacant
Miss Ida Megill, of Red Bank, has
denied that she is married to DAVID
Wolff. of Freehold.
The Old Tennent church Christmas
entertainments will be held IN the
church. Friday evening, December
92nd. at 7 O'Clock. Rev A. Remington
will give an illustrated lecture on
Palestine.
The Baptist Sunday School Christ
mas entertainment will take place
Tuesday evening December 26th A
Cantata THE Coronation of Kris
Kringlen will be given.
f G Bacon has received his diplo-
ma from the international Cores
pondence School as an expert show
card writer.
LAWYER a. C. Hartshorne and fam
jlv started for New Decatur, Ala, on
Wednesday, Mr.. Hartshorne will re-
turn in about two weeks. With his son
Vim. Bibb. who is attending College
Mrs. Hartshorne and Miss Katharine,
will remain in the South about
month.
Master Alexander Heinzer is visit
ing his sisters and relations in New
York city. He will spend Christmas
with his sister, Mrs. Walter Beeson.
William Brown, of Jerseyville, has
moved to the Richard Herbert farm
at Robertsville now occupied by
James White. Jacob Pittenger VIII
move to the house vacated by Mr..
Brown.
Harry f. Soden has moved from
the John Gordon house on Manala-
pan avenue to the house formerly
occupied by Peter R. Boice. Charles
Edridge has moved from Marcy street
to the Gordon house.
Wilson Smith, who lives on the farm
of Postmaster Howell in Hardwick
t)wnship, Warren county, slau ght cred
a hog last week that weighed 56S
pounds.
The supper given by the Pythian
Sisterhood in the Armory Opera
House on Friday evening was not
we'll attended on account of the storm.
Miss Pearl Jeffreys was awarded tie
prize for putting the tail near where
it belonged on the donkey. The
prize was pillow with a K. of P. en-
blem on it A very bonutiful supper
was provided.