The Monmouth inquirer., 1905-11-23
FREEHOLD

Mrs. VIM. r. Dabb has been visiting
in New York.
G. L. Berge and family are at Tit
usville, Flc.
James Laird is enjoying cunning
trip in the South.
Richard K Fox, of the Police ga
zette, visited the American Hotel Tues
day.
Mrs. Chester G. Stillwell and daugh-
ter, Marguerite, are visiting in Free
hold.
Mrs. WIN. H. Forman is having her
out-buildings re-painted by contractor
E. d. Clayton.
The bronze ornaments were put in
position on the Monmouth batsie
Monument Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas A. Ward has gone to
Pittsburg to see her son who is Ill
with typhoid fever.
Miss Catharine easier, of Middle
town, is visiting Mrs. Q. z. Croxon, on
South street.
Charles l.. Holmes has undergone
a successful operation at the Long
Branch Hospital.
George E. Schanck is having an
addition built to his barn on Monu-
ment avenue.
John L. DeRoche is putting slate
roof on VIM. L. Cowarts house on
Hudson street.
Major Duncan has arranged for
dancing class to be conducted by Miss
lie Prince at the Military school.
J.,a{
the Holy Land at the Military
Academy Sunday afternoons.
Upholsterer Stern, who has been
occupying the Nelson Armstrong
property, has removed to Somerville
Laundrynan Charles Gong has re-
turned to his home in Canton, China,
where he expects to remain.
A new electric wire is being run I'M
derground to the fountain in the
Court House side walk.
Harry b. Pitcher has completed
two bridges one near Daniel Jones and
the other on the road to Jerseyviile.
Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo White are visit
ing their son, Charles E. White, in
Waikiki, N. Y.
CHARLES Remson, colored. of Eng
Iishtown. is in the medical ward of
the Long Branch Hospital
John Gear, of Asbury Park. who is
suffering from a felon on his finger, is
visiting his parents in Freehold.
Miss Florence Bennett, of Bing-
hampton. N. Y, is the guest Of Miss
katherine Hartshorne.
Mrs. VIM. T. Alderman has been
visiting her brother, Benz. Ford,
at Red Bank.
Mrs. Charles B. Ellis is spending
the winter with John Baird and wife
at Fort Valley, Ga.
Jasper BRAY, of Minneapolis, and
son, Herbert Bray, have been visitors
in Freeho d.
VIM. b. Duryee and wife were re-
cent guests of DR. Edward Duryee at
PeeSsllill, N. Y.
William Curtis has purchased the
residence at Monument Park owned
bv VIM. McDermott, ST..
On Thursday evening about 40
friends of Constable John Erickson
rendered him surprise.
Charles G. Dubois has entered his
race horses, DIR. Syntax and Shotwell
for sale at Madison Square Garden,
New York.
w. F. Murray and Richard Van
SAINT. ofLakehurst, have purchased j,
Laird Bulses undertaking business
on South street
Cornelius Van Cleaf and wife, OF
Holmdel, and Elisha Schanck and
wife. of Freehold. are on trip TO
Washington, D. G.
While out cunning near Tennent
Hon. B. l. Vanderveer and Andrew
- fPail of a
fox for two hours.
Mr.. Hall has built a porte cochere
and extended the front porch OF his
residence at junction OF Broadway
and Main street.
Joseph Wolcott has returned to
Freehold. He was pianist with the
.sSlaves of the Mine co.. until its
disbandment at London, Canada.
Hon. Robert II. Alberts, Grand
Secretary Of the Royal Arcanum OF
New Jersey, will make a fraternal
visit to Keith Council, Royal Arcanum
Friday evening, Dec. 1st.
Charles Lykes struck the gate-stop
while riding in the drive way of ID. V.
Perrine's residence property on West
Main street Wednesday morning and
injured his hip.
The supper given by the Ladies'
All Society of the Freehold Baptist
chnrch at the Opera House Friday
evening netted them about $3.50 above
expenses.
n G. Newton, of Long Branch,
ua - lecture on wireless Teleg-
1anhv,' in the Y NJ. c. A. Rooms
Friday night. 1t was interesting and
instructive.
NJ. ana Mrs Harry C. Thorne have