The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1906-09-27
FREEHOLD.


Tunis Denise has entered Rutgers
College.
Miss Emma White has accepted a
position in the q 10c Store.
The sidewalk in front of DR.. l. s.
Longs residence is being relaid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Deedmeyer
spent Sunday in New York City.
Mrs. VIM. VanDorn entertained a
party at whist last Saturday evening.
Miss Simpson, of Matawan, was the
guest of Mrs. VIM. VanDorn last week.
Mrs. Mary HI. Craig, of Richmond,
Va, is visiting her brother, MIR. Cook
Rue.
Both military schools in Freehold
have opened with large number of
students.
Mrs. VIM. F. Murray is the guest of
Mrs. James f. Herbert at English
town this week.
George Brown has moved from
apartments over McChesney's store to
New York city.
VIM. d. Hulse and Howard Crox-
son attended the carnival at Coney
Island on Saturda y night.
Rev. George F. Smith has resigned
his charge at Lumberton, to go in the
undertaking business at Keyport.
Miss Lena Smith, of Marlboro, has
been engaged as assistant teacher in
the second grade at the High School.
Frank Muldoon is increasing the
size of his repair room in the rear of
his West Main street store by an adj
dition.
Mr.. A. L. Levine has moved his
family back from Trenton to apart
ments over Levy Bros. store on East
Main street.
Mr., ..and Mrs. Henry G. Wikoff.
of Asbury Park, were enjoy
ing the carnival at Coney Island on
Saturday evening.
Rev. A. T.Graham has resigned as
pastor of the Englishtown Presbyter-
ian church, to pursue a postgraduate
course at Princeton.
After very pleasant outing at East
Bloomfield, Ontario County. N T.,
Prof. Henry Harding has returned to
his pleasant quarters in New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P, White, of
Waikiki, N. Y, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Alonzo White on Broadway.
Mrs. White will remain for a short
visit.
Hon. Edgar /. Vanderveer is max
ing a very energetic canvas for COL
lector of Freehold township. He is
a hustler and has always been sue
cessful in his political aspirations
Miss Bertha Hooper, the 9-year old
daughter of VIM. Hooper, of Jamai-
ca, N. Y, will make her home with
her aunt, Mrs. Geo. M. Patterson.
Her mother is dead.
Harry g. Bacon has enlarged his
stove store in the Crystal Palace
building on South street by having
the partition taken out and includ-
ing the shoemaker shop adjoining
Mr.. Thomas E. Jeffries is building
large room in the rear of his East
Main street building which he will
use for repairing harness He will
also have a flat up stairs with modern
impro vements. Mr.. Jamison is doing
the work
Mr.. John E. Degrall, with his fam
lily will move from Brooklyn to the
McMullkin house on Manalapan ave-
nue.. Mr.. Degrall will be connected
with the Metropolitan Insurance
Company. +.
Mr.. James Gear will open tailor
and repairing shop in the room in
front of j. W. Hulse's offices, East
Main street. Mr.. Gear was brought
up in Freehold but for d number of
wears has been in business III New
York City.
Mrs. Mary H. Craig, of Richmond,
Va, has sold the double house oc-
cupied by K. D. Clayton and W. d.
Hnlse to A. J. G. Stokes, for $l,700.
Mr.. Stokes intends TO improve the
property. The sale was made through
James Murphy's agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bancroft Smith have
closed their house at Portchester n.
! T., for the Winter and with their son,
Bowen Hunt Smith, came TO Freehold
on Saturday. Mr.. Smith returned TO
New York City on Monday They
will, as usual. reside with Miss Ellen
Hunt in her New York City house
during the Winter months.