The Monmouth inquirer., 1907-03-07
FREEHOLD.

Mr.. Clark CONNIE is GU again afte
q months illness.
Walter Miller, OF Center street, is il
with typhoid fever.
George Vandervort has moved tx
Ford's row on Center street.
Joseph s. Conover has returned
from visit to Washington, d. G.
Judge Fort, of Essex County, is the
latest aspirant for the governorship.
The Ladies' Whist Club met at Miss
Lou Vanderveer' on West Main St..
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Antoinette Allen has been rec
commended for appointment as post.
master of Villa Park.
Company G will be inspected by ar
u. S. Army officers at P. M, Monday
March 18th, at the Armory.
The Misses Emma and Hattie Bulk
lev, of New York, have been guests oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund s. Rue.
Mrs. Clara VerValin, and daughter
Miss Mabel, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
have been visiting Mrs. s. A. Moore.
Mrs. Amelia Monahan, of Center
street, celebrated her 73d birthday on
Saturday and received many con.
CALCULATIONS.
A Martha Washington Social was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Ellis on
the evening of Washington's birthday.
Good Will Hook and Ladder Com.
pany will hold special meeting this
Thursday evening at Firemens' Hall.
Freehold Company, U. r K. of p,
held a special meeting last evening at
their quarters in the Bennett build
ing.
The Freehold Presbyterian Sunday
School is preparing its Easter Services
for Easter Sunday morning, March
31st..
G. Harry Clayton, of West Main
street, has placed an ice box in his
butcher shop with a capacity of three
tons.
Miss Grace e. Corey, of Newark,
has beer visiting her grandmother
Mrs. Mary M. Thompson on South
street.
Bawden & Arthur's orchestra fur.
nished music at the dance at B. Van
Dubois near West Freehold, on Fri
day night.
smith Brothers at Matawan and will
move there.
The three schools in Freehold will
organize an athletic league for con-
tests in basket ball, base ball and
foot ball games.
Louis Kahle will move his shoe re-
pairing shop from his present location
to the shop on the Bills property on
Mechanic street.
On Thursday George p. Brower's
son was granted a transfer of the. ho-
tel license held by Benjamin p. Mat
thews at Farmingdale.
Charles West and family have NOV
ed from Wickatunk 10 the Frank r.
Bills house on Mechanic street, vacai :
ed by William L. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Bennett and
children will sail GU the steamer
Minneapolis on Saturday for Lon
don. England. They will spend the
greater portion of the Summer abroad.
George johnson, who boards with
Mrs. John b. Parker on Hudson st. !,
is ill with the humps. lis place
in Nate Browns's barber shopis being
filled by George Thompson.
Mr.. A. b. Croxson will move his
harness making shop to his residence,
lis South street, this week. Louis
Finegold has leased the store vacated
by Mr.. CrOXSOn ana VIII take out the
partition and make both stores into
one.
Charles H. Jones, who has been in
the employ of V. Henry Rothschid on
contract work at the Howard, Il. l.,
State Home, has moved to Philadel-
phia, where he has accepted a posi-
tion as cutter, They have been Wis
iting Mrs. Jones parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Emmons.
Charles V. Dubois will move his
real estate & insurance office from his
residence on Broadway TO the law
offices vacated by Hon. Aaron E.
Johnston. Mr.. Johnston will give
up his Freehold Office and has rented
rooms in the Appleby building at As
buryPark. Mr.. Johnston has rent
ed q residence at Belmar. He will
retain his Lakewood offices.