The Monmouth inquirer., 1906-10-18
FREEHOLD.

M ISIS u. kOSSer is now u meluDef VI
the Reformed Church choir.
Mr.. Marks family, on Throckmorton
street, are visiting New York City,
Lieut.. j. E. Soden and wife, of
Spring Lake, are visiting Freehold.
Mr.. and Mrs Theo. w. Morris, Jr.,
of New York City, are visiting Free
hold
Conductor and Mrs. A. J. Deficits
have returned from trip to Niagara
Falls.
John Gear, Of Asbury Park. is visit
ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
Gear
w. S. Schanck is building an addi-
tionto the rear of his store on South
street.
The Caecilian Club will use the Re-
formed Chapel for their meetings this
Winter.
Frank Queeney is having new
roof placed on his residence on Bovine
avenue.
Ten new members were taken into
the Reformed church on Sunday of
last week.
Misses Annie and Lottie Arrowsmith
are having their house on South street
re-painted.
Mrs. Theodore Bayles has returned
from visit to her mothers home at
Gardiner, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keener will COM
mence housekeeping in apartments
over j. I. McChesney's store.
Alfred VanDorn is visiting his broth
er, Luther VanDorn, corner Stokes
street and Monmouth avenue.
Clarkson F. Lane, who is i'll with
typhoid fever in the Long Branch
Hospital, is rapidly recovering.
Themes Addison will move his fam
lily from Harmony to the Patterson
house on Throckmorton street.
The Misses Cora and Maud Wright,
of Monmouth Junction, have been
guests of Miss Trillie H. Applegate.
Miss Irene Lane has accepted d
position in the Hudson & Middlesex,
Telephone Co.'S. office on Broad street.
Mr.. Frank Emmsns and wife, of
Asbury Park, have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs Asa Emmons on Broadway.
Mrs. William Nichols and daughter
and MIS- J. G. Gravatt, of Hightstown,
have been guests of Mrs Walter s.
Thompson,
Gen. French, of Pensacola, Fla is
again at his daughters, Mrs. II. E.
Thompson, at the Rectorv of st. Pc
ter's church.
Mr.. Harry E. Thorne has started
from Helena, Mont, with carload
of horses. He attended the fair at
Helena last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Grouse celebr
ed the 25th anniversary of their mar
riage on Tuesday by giving dinner
to their immediate relatives.
Harry Atkinson has had his pooiroom
on South street enlarged by building
an addition to the rear, so as to &C
conmodate another pool table.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Cham bers will
reside in Newark for the Winter. Mr..
Daniel Van Mater, of Marlboro, has
rented their home on Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Truck, of
South. street, celebrated their fiftieth
wedding anniversary on Tuesday by
giving dinner to their immediate
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parker ga We
party on Monday evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Berckmans who returned
to their home at Augusta, Ga, on
Tuesday.
Miss Ellen Hunt has been visiting
her sister in Freehold Mrs Vanderveer
who has been visiting her in New
York City for few days returned to
Freehold with her.
Gilbert W. Perrine has sold his farm
of 80 acres on the Monmouth Battle
ground. to Copeland Bros, for So, 700
The farm is located on the south side
of the Englishtown road.
on Tuesday evening an invitation
dance was given in the Mechanic st.
hall nv the Pastime Social Club. Still
wells orchestra, of three pieces, fur
nished the music. An enjoyable even
ing was passed.
Charles P. Sanford and wife, who
heye been boarding at the Hotel Bel
mont during the Summer have gone
to New York City to spend the Win
fer On Tuesday evening of last week
he gave a farewell dinner to a few of
his intimate friends.
On Wednesday evening stage
load of members of Starry Flag Coun-
eli. d. of L., attended meeting at
Enolishtown. Delegates from MARI
boro and Jamesburg attended. Mrs.
Pullen, of Hightstown, the State
Councillor, was present.
An effort to form Young Mems
Christian Association is now being
made in Freehold. The temporary
officers are Alex L. Moreau president;
Almanac Crawford secretary and j.
W. Roome treasurer. All members
must be over IS years of age.
The Freehold Y. NJ. G. A. appointed
the following delegates to attend the
County Convention at Atlantic High
lands: Joseph Dubois. Allen Collins,
Adrian Moreau, Irving Morris, Harry
crawford. John Caffrey, Win. Duryee,
John Hall and Ira Hendrickson.
Miss Mary Laird has rendered her
resignation as Superintendent of the
Primary Department OF the Presby-
succeeded by Mrs. Joseph A. Yard.
Miss Laird has faithfully served as
Superintendent during the past six
years.
Hon. Jacob A. Geissenhainer has
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