The Monmouth inquirer., 1909-08-19
FREEHOLD.


harvest home Melted $62. IA.
Mrs. Ernest Higgins, of West End,
visited New York yesterday.
About 80 people went from Freehold
on the Atlantic City excursion.
Miss Grace Pitman, of Passaic. is
visiting Mrs. H ]. McMurtrie.
Mrs. Addie Rue has returned from
a visit to H. G. Hance's near Belmar.
Mrs. r. de la ReussiIle is on a two
weeks visit in the Catskill mountains.
Mrs. John A. Foley, who has been
boarding at Asbury Park, has re-
turned home.
Joseph johnson will reopen his
restaurant on South street. The res
taurant will be on the first floor.
Fred and Harold Stokes of Vought
Avenue, Freehold, are spending their
vacation at Atlantic City.
William H. Carson and wife, OF
Broad street, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank G. Dubois at Belmar.
Miss Cornelia Parker, of Broad st.
is the guest of Miss Margaret Smith
in Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Butcher
and son, Donald, are on an automo-
bile trip to Lake Hopatcong.
Abram s. Truck, of Morris Plains,
is visiting his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Truck on South street.
Miss Addie Emmons was the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Sidney Hampton,
at Asbury Park Sunday
Miss Eleanor McDermott, of East
Orange. is the guest OF Miss Ethel
CT, IN Cnurf afrapf
GOOD Will Hook and Ladder Com
pany was to have held a drill last ev-
ening.
Miss Mabel Russell, of Norristown,
Pa. is visiting Miss Alleyne Burtls
ON Hudson street.
Frederick E. Anderson and family
are registered at the Highland House,
Bethlehem, N. II.
Miss Mamie Freeman, of Newark, is
Waiting her father, William Il. Free
man, on Wayne avenue
Mrs. William Stokes, Mrs. Philip
Stokes and Miss May Lambertson
are on a visit to Chatauqua, N. Y,
Miss Anna Many, of New Or cans, is
visiting her aunt, Miss Mary Conover,
in Freehold.
Miss Jessie Paxton, of Jamesburg,
was the guest last week OF Mrs. VIII
lard Throckmorton.
Mrs. E. E. Rutter, of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Ivors, o! Brooklyn, We're
the guests of Mrs. Mary McChesney,
of Broad street, last week.
David Oliphant, who fractured
one of his ribs one day last week, at
his home by making miss-step, Is
out again.
William 0. Brown, who is connect
ed with the Hotel Savoy at Washing
ton, d. c., Is spending bis vacation
in Freehold.
Fay Harvey and Frank Sculthorpe,
Of Point Pleasant, we're guests OF
Fennimore johnson, at the nj. 4. par
sonage over Sunday.
The Alexander Parker place at
Milhurst, occupied by George Thomp-
son. has been purchased by Jacob
Keidel, of Brooklyn.
Prof. Charles Jemison and wife, OF
New York, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs:
Wright DeBow, near DeBow's school
house.
Mrs. Wallace, of East Main street,
is spending two weeks at Ocean City.
Her daughter, Miss Marguerit :, is
visiting at Buffalo, N. I.
b. Schanck Dubois, who came
from Denver, COL, is1visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. FL. Dubois on
Broadway.
President Taft has appointed the
following supervisors of the Census
for New Jersey; First District, viii
liam d. Brown; Fourth District, Har-
ry B. Salter.
The Tunis Conover farm of TIA
acres. owned by Thomas Conover and
Mrs. Robert Schenck, beyond the
Freehold Water Works, has been
purchased by George Pine, of Long
Island.
Julian L. Bibb, of New Decatur,
and Roland Lide, of Birmingham,
from Way Down in Alabam" are
enjoying the ocean and river breezes
from A. G. Hartshorne's bungalow on
the bank of Shark river at Avon.
Ernest Strickland, of Keyport,
whose mind became affected after
running eighteen miles in Marathon
race at KeYporI last spring, died at
the state hospital at Trenton. He
was about nineteen years old.
The Freehold Base Ball Club will
play at Asbury Park to-day and to-
morrow and on Saturday at Atlantic
Highlands. Thursday, Aug. 26, Fri
day Aug. 9th, and Saturday, Aug.
18th at Asbury Park.
Edward Sinonson, member OF the
New Jersey Firemens' Rel eft Associa--
ton, attended II meet ng OF the BOARD
of Directors at Sea Girt, Tuesday.
The Board were the guests OF the
President, Gen. Bird Spencer.
The Miss Ida May property, former
ly the Levi Irwin place ut AdeIphla,
has been purchased by William J.
Clayton, who will take possession IN
March. Roscoe @. Clayton will farm
Mr.. Clayton's farm near Smithburg.
Frank b. Dubois, who conducts
the agricultural implement store on
South street, sustained painful cut
on the shin bone about half an men
deep while he was cranking gasoline
engine. He was cranking the engine
hs,, tha handle slinpeI striking him