The Monmouth inquirer., 1906-10-11
FREEHOLD.


trip to Helena, Mont.
Mrs. F. d. Bennett is home from
Monticello, New York.
The Michael Ford row on Center
street is being re-painted.
Mrs. Rebecca A. Irons has gone on
visit to South Norwalk, Conn.
Elwood and Charles Jemison car
penters, have formed partnership.
Mrs. E. G.. Bacon has been appoint
ed organist Of the Reformed church.
Miss Jennie Hoffman, of Newark,
has been the guest of Mrs. Holmes
Smith.
Fred Morris has purchased the John
Widerholt house and lot on Union
avenue.
Miss Kathryn Parker had very
pleasant surprise party on Monday
evening.
Mr.. VIM. Frick and family, of Pitts
burg, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. E. Golden.
James Power has resigned as an
agent for the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company.
Miss Jennie Peas, of Leigh, Mass,
is the guest of Mrs w. A. Thompson,
on East Main street.
Rev. John D. Webb, of Adelphia,
has published q sacred song entitled
st. Johns Vision"
Mrs. Martha Croxson, of Long
Branch, is visiting Mrs. Martha Null
doom on South street.
The Monmouth Manufacturing
Company of Long Branch, has filed a
certificate of dissolution.
Mr.. Eugene Dubois, of Lehritter's
Pharmacy. will take his vacation at
his home at Fall River, Mass.
Ex-Conductor Martin l.. Earring
ton, is visiting his Former home in
Freehold. His wife is with him.
The Freehold High School gradu-
ates will send out notices in November
for reunion on New Years Eve.
The members of Olive Branch
Lodge, No. is, F. A. M, are consider
ing the matter of forming Social
club.
Arthur s. Bawden's Orchestra fur
nished music on Wednesday evening
for dance at Mr.. Okerson's near
Adelphia.
Rev. H. E. Thompson returned from
his European trip on Saturday and
preached to very large COZ gregations
on Sunday.
Arthur P. Vanderveer has accepted
a position with the Scofield Company
who are building a power house at
Norfolk, Va.
John Agger has purchased the house
and lot in front of his present prop
erty on West Main street, from Mrs.
Mary Pittenger.
Agent James Murphy has sold a
house and lot belonging to Charles
Dewitt, of Long Branch, to Edward
Mahar for $1,000.
Elmer E. Polhemus, of Upper Free
hold, is making his headquarters in
Freehold during his canvas of town
ships in this section.
H. G. Harm. OF Phillipsburg, is
taking Oscar Wolcott's place on the
railway mail service, while Mr.. VOL
colt is on his vacation.
Mrs. F. Pozman Priznansky and
daughter, Miss Julia, of Ripid City, s.
D.. are visiting the formers sister,
Mrs. Robert Wolf, on Hudson street.
The Shore Investment Company
with registered office at Asbury Park
has filed certificate of payment of
the capital stock with the Secretary
of State at Trenton.
A large delegation from the Free
hold Fire Department go to Elizabeth
to-day to attend the Firemens' parade
at that place. They took the James
burg Home Band with them.
The lot in the rear of D. Abeel
Statesirs' property has been sold to
Mr.. Statesir through James Murphy
agency. The lot belonged to Engi
neer John Worts, of South Amboy.
Mrs. H. NJ. Tnrner, of Chicago, wild.
ow of s. S. Turner, Surgeon q. s. A.
is visiting her cousin, Mrs John b.
Conover. She was formerly Miss
Hattie Richard son and was at one
time teacher at the Seminary.
Word was received on Friday from
Rev. H. G.. Fox at Tucson, Ari., that
he has been presented with son. Rev.
Mr.. Fox was formerly pastor of the
Freehold Presbyterian church but has
lately returned from California.
H. E. TAYLOR has sold his farm ad-
Joining Taylor's Mills to Gross Bros.
He has purchased the farm belonging
to the G. B. Ellis estate, through Chas.
V. Dubois agency This farm is one
of the original Forman farms and
lies just across the railroad crossing
and opposite John Dubois farm.
John Clancy has been awarded the
contract for laying flag stone walks
in front of the three double houses OF
the Freehold Realty Company on Jack
son street which will make the
seventh car load of flag stone he has
received this Summer Mr. Clancy il
also laying flag stone walk in front
of A. J. G. Stokes house on Bovine
avenue.
Along the Kennebec.
Love and patnos intern1ngled with
contagious humor, framed in a pic