The Monmouth inquirer., 1909-08-12
FREEHOLD.

Rev. w. II. EOOte ana son are camp
ing near Red Bank.
Samuel 8. Stokes and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday at Avon.
Mrs. Ella Throckmorton is visiting
her son, Rhea, at Liberty, N. Y.
Miss Hazel Matlack and Miss Smith
were at Asbury Park on Sunday.
Miss Mildred Enright is visiting Miss
Ella Bahr at Halifax, Mass.
Miss Eunie Applegate, of Aaron L.
Marcus store, Is on two weeks vaca-
ton.
Fred Hickman and Edward Tracey
have accepted position IN New YORK
City.
Mrs. E. w. Arrowsinith, Sr., of
Hoboken, is stopping at the Belmont
Hotel.
Mrs. Abbie s. Ely, of New York
City, is visiting William F. Barkalow
and wife.
Miss Kathryn Simmons, of Jersey
City, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. IL.
e. Treat.
Mrs. Everett Morris and son, of Jer-
sey City, are visiting Mrs. Fred G.
Conover.
~ Thomas Coyne aud John Cook, of
linton Falls, were guests in Freehold
on Sunday.
Mrs. g. A. Quackenbush and daugh-
ter, of South street, are on a trip to
Lake Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. g.. jenkins, of
PlainfieId, are guests OF @. N. Buck
on West Main street.
Mrs. }. Monroe Smith and Miss La
~ 4. NJ I1n tO al q IN
House, Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Gorden 8. Conover, Mrs. Sid
ney II. Conoyer and Miss Elsie Como
yer are at Asbury Park.
Mrs. higgins and Miss Higgins, of
Baltimore, are visiting at DR.. W. 1.
Robinson's on West Main street.
During Harry W. Bailey's vacation,
his position as letter carrier is being
taken by substitute Joseph Crotch
felt.
Henry Conrow and wife and son, of
Wichita, Kansas, formerly OF Free
hold. are visiting friends ia this vi
cinity.
concrete side walk is being laid
In front of Charles Fl. McChesney's
property, corner of Conover and Mar
cy streets.
Prof. Charles Jemison and wife, of
New York City, were guests over
Sunday of Mrs. Amanda Norton, of
Hightstown.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clayton and grand
daughter, Miss Elsie Perrine, of Tren-
ton. are guests of Miss Trillie HI. APP
plegate at Avon.
Rev. Holmes F. Gravatt, who is
spending his vacation with his fami-
" at Monmouth Junction, was in
Freehold yesterday.
William a. Layton and wife, of
Lakewood, who have been visiting d.
b. G. Matthews, near West Freehold,
have returned home.
Miss Isabel Quinn, of Ocean Grove,
and Raymond Lowden, of Ohio
Wesleyan University, have been
guests of Miss Ethel Stokes.
William H. Tuthil, of the Freehold
National Bank, is attending to his
duties after three weeks illness at bis
home at Matawan with rheumatism.
Mrs. J. t. Grant, Mrs. G. P. Hinkle
and Mrs. Spencer Wells, all of Brook
Ign, are boarding at Mrs. Hannah
Wells boarding house at Spring
Lake.
MRS. Cnarl0S n. camp anu HeT
guests at Crosswicks, enjoyed an au-
tomobile ride in two touring cars to
the sea shore on Thursday of last
week.
The game of base ball between the
Nationals of Elizabeth and the Free
hold nine on the Broadway grounds
resulted in score of to 2 in favor
of the Freehold nine.
Miss Elizabeth Ely, of Perrineville,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Trfllie APP
plegate at Avon-by-the-Sea Louis
Armour, of Freehold, is being enter
tanned by Maxcy Apologize, Jr.
A. G.. Dittmar, who graduated at
the Pennsylvania Dental College, has
passed the examinations before the
State Board of New Jersey and Penn
sylvania, and is now qualified to prac-
tice in either State.