The Monmouth inquirer., 1907-02-07
FREEHOLD.

atMiss Nellie Conover has been visit
ing relatives at Toms River.
Thomas III. Perrine, OF George
street, is i'll with the mumps. /.
Miss Dorothy Bovine, johannesburg,
isvisiting Mrs. James Magee.
Mrs. Ella Combs has been visiting
Mrs. f. r. McDerm0tt in Elizabeth.
Miss jane Green, OF Long Branch,
isvisiting Mrs. DIR. VIM. M. Hepburn,
Aaron Sodhn. Of Englishtown, is
now. clerking In H. 3. Tayior's feed
NtOYe. sKs.sB Is st%ksN sA.s s.
sa:dss. Maud Hatton. of Providence.
4. Il, has been visiting Mrs. =. q.
BR0On. 80 ssieft ~ l,afs *isst
SMr. and Mrs. Willard l.. Wander
w8eT viz ted relatives In Jamesburg
over SUGiay.s As: @lsfesss Il, Z ass
ssMrs. VIA. Hunter is building an
automobile house on her property
facing Elm street. ~
tained the Ladies' Whist Club on
Sunday afternoon
Mrs. J. Joseph n. Laird and the Misses
Laird are spending February In
:fWashingtnn, d CsFka @pss 4a
NMr. ant Mrs. Harry d. Hays, ''of
Tong Isla,. I, have been visiting rel
atives in Freehold.
selMiss H ellen Brokaw and Miss Mary
Kpsell graduated at the State Normal
School Friday night. M
s<tMr. AND Mrs. VIM. Cozzins, of South
Kmboy, have been guests OF Mrs.
Charles Il. Schnautz. sv#e
ffWm. 8. Brown has leased the music
store now occupied by VIM. 8. Bur-
sis from April1st. 1907. ss ~ s3ssse
gss Miss Mary o.. Conover has gone on
- visit to her sister, Mrs. John l..
Many, at New Orleans.
NeMrs. Sarah ". Dunlap, Of Ridge
wood, has been visiting, her uncle,
Mr.. Barzallai HendricksOn.
sysA reception was given by the
Students OF the m. u. : M. A. in Ram
sslolph Hall on Friday evening.
fss Mrs. q. d. 3. Forrnan and Mrs.
Herbert Vanderveer have been guests
OF Mrs. Sinclair in New York City.
On Friday night the A. o. H. Club
gave dance ct the home of their
president. George Alderman, on Nc
Lean street,
ii Harry Horner will remove from
Freehold to the farm now occupied
by William Eldridge at CIarksburg
in the Spring.
Assistant Commissioner Alex L..
Moreau was noticed setting a good
example by shoyeling snow early on
Tuesday morning.
The Students of the Freehold Mill
tary School will give q reception and
dance on Saturday evening in
Richardson's Hail..
Mr.. Charles Hays and the Misses
Bessie Dellett and Minnie Hampton
were guests of Mrs. Oscar Sherman
at Manasquan over Sunday.s ~
This is the time of year that every
one should guard against being burn
ed out. See that your fires are prop
erly attended to night and day.
Alonzo Brewer and A. j.. C. Stokes
will erect two houses on the lot they
recently purchased from Hon. j. A..
Geissenhainer on Jackson street.
Assistant Prosecutor and Mrs. A..
j. G. Stokes and Mr.. and Mrs.
Garret d. Carson attended the hippo
drome in New York city Saturday
afternoon. M
Mrs. p. Hall Packer and daughter,
Miss Olive v. Packer, of Sea Bright,
sailed Thursday for BerInudas.
They will be absent a fortnight or
three weeks.
On Friday evening a dance will be
held at the residence of MIR. and Mrs
Fred Dubois. near the water works.
Frank Okerson and 8. Walter Jones
is the committee.
Charles FL Riggs and John Powers
recently visited Rev. A., H. Eherhardt
at Clayton and Rev. G. b. Fisher at
Merchantville, Both were formerly
pastors of the Freehold M. E. church
Col. g. J Wright addressed the
Young Mems Christian Association of
Freehold in the Lecture Room of the
Reformed church on Sunday after
noon. His subject was s-Opportuni-
ties
The body of an unknown man. pre-
suInably laborer was picked up this
morning inside the bay at Fort Han
cock. Sandy Hook and removed to
Red Bank by ord eT Of Coroner There
WAS nothing on the body to identify
the man. who was attired in his work
ing clothes. e
Besides the officers mentioned last
week Major G. M. Duncan. Of the
Freehold Military, School and Lieut..
John A. DeRoche, of,Co g., also re-
viewed the driIl of Freehold Company
y. No. n, u. r., X Of. +. y at the .Arinory
"Wednesday night Of last week These
games were omitted from our account
ssof the drill in our last week issue.
The first signs. OF the rough weather
promised by the grounding presented
I Shemselyes Monday morning. when
VA he snow storm that later developed
into bouncing baby blizzard. Snow
began falling ats .ssiu. and contin-
sisned almost without abatement fol
100 hours, Despite the long time the
snow fell the weather bureau reports
only nine inches of the beautiful,
making the total snowfall OF the
X snonth only 10 ITO inches.
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