The Monmouth inquirer., 1907-01-31
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Miss Carrie Mooney, of Mclean st.,
is i'll with the mumps.
Mrs. Oscar Robinson has,been visit
ing Mrs. Tracey of Jersey City.
Mrs. /. p. Brokaw is the guest Of
Mrs. j. q. Moore on Broad street.
Miss Hustled, of Atlantic City, is
visiting Mrs. DR.. w. I. Robinson.
Mrs. r. A. Irons is visiting relatives
and friends in Washington, d. "
Mrs. Theodore Smock Of Brooklyn,
is visiting her mother in Freehold.
Miss Cornelia Parker is visiting
Miss Margaret Smith in Brooklyn.
Constable John w. Erickson is
confined to his home with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Cowart
w ere in Philadelphia over Sunday.
Miss Iuey Kidder. of New York
City, is visiting Miss Lydia Parker.
Miss Marie VanVorst is the guest of
her. sister, Mrs. James Vredenburgb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denise Conover, Of
near Allentown, are visiting Freehold.
Mr.. w. G. Patterson, of New York
City, was in Freehold on Monday.
Mr.. VIM. s. Burtis went to a Phila-
deIphia hospital for treatment yester-
day.
Miss Laura Patterson, of Holmeson,
has been visiting relatives in Free
hold.
Daniel Smock, of Brooklyn, has
been visiting his sister, Miss Annie
Smock.
Elvin Burtis, of Asbury Park, visit
ed his brother, Vim. s. Burtis on
Tuesday.
Miss May Apologize, of near Nights
town, is the guest OF Mrs. Cleveland
Patterson.
Mrs. Frank Hawkins, formerly Miss
Helen Bray, of Newark, has been Wis
iting Freehold.
The Freehold Board of Commission
ers will meet at Firemens' Hall next
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. HI. Carson have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Dubois, of Red Bank.
The ladies afternoon whist club
meets this afternoon at Mrs. VIM,
P. McMichael's home.
Miss Catbarine Perrine, of English
town, is the guest of Miss Ella Thorn
son on Conover street.
Harry B. Pitcher has had an auto
mobile house built on rear of his prop
erty facing Murray street.
Charles v. Dubois has sold one OF
the Russley Park lots, owned by Geo.
p. LehMtter, to Samuel Stokes.
Mrs. g. II. Il. Clayton, of Adelphia
is i'll with the grip Her daughter is
also i'll with the whooping cough.
Frank Parker moved on Thursday
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Featherstone's house on Hull avenue.
Collector E. /. Vanderveer will sit
at the Library building Thursday,
Jar. 81, and Friday Feb. /, from o.
nj, to p. IN, to collect delinquent
taxes.
VIM. H. Emmons has purchased
through A. j. G, Stokes agency the
house and lot belonging to AlonZo
Sickles on the lower part of Center
street.
Mrs HI. G. Tyler, of Philadelphia,
and Miss Lottie Conover, of Wicka-
funk, have been guests of Mrs. Jesse
Phillips.
Charles Eldridge will move FROM
George street on April LIST to his own
home now occupied by Elmer Rob-
bins on Marcy street.
John V. Denise will move on April
1st from Spring street to the Holmes
Conover house on Broadway, now oc-
cupied by Asa Emmons.
A. J. G. Stokes has purchased
through James Murphy lot 72x200
on the north side of Broadway, be-
longing to the X. A. Ellis estate
Mr.. Herbert Fl. Bunting, assistant
Postmaster of Ocean Grove, celebrat-
ed the 18th anniversary of his mar
riage at his home at that place on
Jan. god
On Wednesday afternoon of last
week the Caecilian club met at Mrs:
Oscar Robinson's, The next regular
meeting will be in the Reformed Chap
Ell Jan 81.
Mrs. VIM. s. Throckmorton, who
has been visiting Mrs, Adelaide Still
we'll O. Red Bank, had parties given
in her honor by Mrs. Edmund Wilson
and Mrs. Gilbert Reckless.
Albert Wright and sisters, Misses
Cora and Edna Wright, Franklin Me-
Dowell of Monmouth Junction, and
Mr.. Louis Unger, of Jersey City. were
guests of Miss TriIlie H. Apologize
Wednesday.
Mrs. Alan Reed, sister of Mrs. H A.
Sutphen and Mrs. T.. A. Ward who re
Gently broke her leg while getting off
a street car in Philadelphia, is con-
valescing. She was at first taken to
a hospital aud later to her own home.
G Harry Clayton has leased part
of the house on West Main street now
occupied by Harry Horner and will
move from the Armstrong house on
April 1st. Fhe other portion of the
house will be retained by Mrs. Eliza
beth Clayton.
Mr.. Wyburn. from the jersey Nc
Cauley Mission. New York City, held
services in the Armory Opera House
on Sunday afternoon Mr.. Fitzgerald
the opera singer, sang very sweetly.
In,the evening they held services in
the Presbyterian church. The ser
vices were very interesting and were
well attended.
Frederick K. Butcher has resigned
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