The Monmouth inquirer., 1907-02-14
FREEHOLD.

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Miss Amy Reynolds, of BrooAslyn,
is tlse gcsest OF Miss ,T'rances Green.
Mrs. j ones, of RAILWAY. is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Daniel VanMater.
Miss lydia Parker is entertaining
Mrs. A. r. Johnston, of Glen Ridge.
Harry Marks and family sailed on a
trip to London, England, yesterday
DIR. William A. Arthur, the optic
an, who has been ill, is convalescing.
Miss Ella Voorhees,, of Long
Branch, is the guest of Mrs. e. u.
Bacon.
Mrs. Chilion Robbins of Manchester,
Vermont, is the guest OF Mrs. Charies
A Bennett.
Miss Belle Wright, of New Bruins
wick, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Harry Soden.
Miss Mamie Fields, of Red Valley,
is the guest of Miss Kathyrn Palmer
on South street.
Mrs. Vim. s.. Burtis and daughter,
Alleyne, are visiting DR.. A. HI. Dey
and family at Trenton.
Miss q a ]. Patterson, of West
Grove, has been visiting friends III
Freehold the past week.
Mrs. George Nowlan, of East Free
hold. has purchased the G. u. Hall
property N Bovine avenue.
Mr. ane Mrs. G. G. Coolbaugh, of
Philadelp ia, are guests of DIR. and
Mrs. w. r Robinson, on West Main
street.
The Knights of the Golden Eagle
have taken possession of their newly
fitted mn room ON the third floor of
the Ward building.
Miss Myra Dawson, of Long Branch.
was the guest Miss Bessie Deficit over
Monday and attended the ball that
evening at the Armory.
Rev. Theodore F. Bayles and Alon-
20 Brewer attended the annual ban
ouet ofThe Holmdel Reformed church
on Friday evening, February 8.
Miss Mamie Cashion has resigned
her position in w. E. Curley's laundry
and is residing with her uncle, Mark
Rappleyea, at Whitestone, Il. L.
Misses Segoine. Minor, and Moreau
and Tunis Denise, Warren Dubois.
Harold Segoine and Charles Thomp-
son attended Rutgers College on Fri
day.
Abram S. Lokerson is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia at his
Long Branch home. Mr.. Lokerson,
although over eighty years old, is still
active.
William A. Lanes horse became
frightened on Friday night on Throck-
morton street.. Mr.. Lane and Joseph
Ouige were thrown out but were not
injured.
las. w. S. Campbell has been elected
vice President of the New jersey
Society of the Cincinnati VIM. T.
Barber. of Elizabeth has been elected
treasurer in place of J. w. 3.
Campbell.
Joseph A. VanMater, of Pulaski,
Va. has purchased E. l.. Conrow,s
house on Lincoln avenue. Daniel ii.
VanMarter, who now occupies A. A.
Chambers house on Broad street will
occupy it. as soon as the present ten
ant, Or. G. E. Hall vacates it.
George A. Bawden has the contract
to furnish six vioiins and outfits to
the State Home at Jamesbnrg. He
also sold a piano TO Ernest Savage.
j. ID. Mclean, sales manager OF the
Mason piano and organ company, mas
been Mr.. Bawden's guest.
Mrs. Joseph w. Cottrell, Of Lafay-
cite place. was taken to the Long
Branch Hospital on Friday and I'M
derwent surgical operation the
same day. Sheis rapidly improving
aud expects to be home in few
weeks.
Charles W. Apologize had his ankle
injured at his mill on the
Jerseyville road few days ago.
The corn shredder broke loose from
the floor as he was putting the belt
on it, and piece of the machine
struck him.
The order OF the Good Samaritans
and Daughters of Samaria will hold
an all night entertainment in the Free
hold Opera House on this Thursday
evening. A grand time is expected
by the colOred people, as there will be
q number of visiting lodges as we'll as
the State officers in attendance.
While going to the fire on Monday
morning Miss Louise Green slipped on
the ice and fell. She was assisted to her
feet and was attacked by dizziness
and fell heavily to the pavement. She
was taken to her home. Her nose
was badly bruised. She had eye
glasses on when she fell but they were
found and returned to her later. Miss
Green is now convalescing.
Former Sena tor and Mrs. Henry s.
Terhune left week ago for Nassau,
N. P. They stopped at st. Angus
tine, Florida. Cashier and Mrs.
John Terhune and daughter are also
in the south. They will join Mrs.
and Henry S. Terhune at Palm
Beach. Fla, and will be absent
one month.
The Miss Jennie Perrine house on
Mechanic street has been sold to
Frank McNinnie. VIM. Burke has
purchased five acres of the HI. w.
Parker estate The Henry Ely farm
at VanHiseville has been exchanged
for cottage at Bradley Beach be-
longing to Ira l.. Layton, Mr.. Lay
ton will move to the farm in the
Spring.
The residence of Mrs. j. j.. Petit.
on Elm street, has been leased, TO Mr..
Smith, of New York. whose wife is
manager of the Mechanic street shirt
factory. Mr.. Smith will be com
.nnfar tn Ndm Xork Mrs Dattir has