The Monmouth inquirer., 1911-05-18
Freehold.

ID. V. Rerr1no Is presenting us pa
irons with neat fans to keep away the
heat in the good old summer time.
The Freehold library will be closed
on Saturday on account OF repairs.
The front of Alonzo Whites store is
being re-painted.
Miss Mollie Hickman spent Thurs
day in Jamesburg.
Mrs. Lansing Perrine, of Allenhurst,
was in Freehold on Monday.
Chilion Rosel will give a recital at
the Baptist Church, Matawan, on
May 18th.
The new appointees of the Mon
mouth County Board of Freeholders
gave a dinner at the Monmouth
House, Freehold, Wednesday OF last
week. The invited guests included
the bondsmen of the officers and
members of the county board.
Thomas F. Finucan, who purchased
the w. H. Rue place near English
town, has returned to California TO
superintend the removal OF his house
hold goods to his newly acquired pur-
chase. His family will occupy the
place in the near future.
Miss Myrtle Sickles, of Long Branch,
sang at the Freehold Presbyterian
church at both morning and evening
services on Sunday. The solos, Fear
NotY o Israeli by Dudley Buck; and
s.Zion,a by Paul Bodney were the Sc
lections. Miss Sickles has marvel
ous contralto voice for one still in her
.teens to possess such rich tones
and gives promise of q brilliant ca
reer She ia the daughter of conductor
Grandin Sickles of the P. r. R., who
formerly resided in Freehold. Her
sister, Miss Mary, accompanied her to
Freehold.
Theo. Hyres has the contract for
tho carpenter work of 5000 house
for o. g. Herbert at Marlboro. Con-
rad Emmons will do the mason work
and SeIah Wells the plumbing.
The District Stewards of the M. E.
church will meet to-day at Manas-
Quan.
Rev. H. E. Thompson, formerly
rector of ST. Peters church, has been
reelected secretary of the Diocese OF
New Jersey.
Richard Carr, of Wemrock, is cut
ting from !, 900 to !, 400 punches OF as
paragus every day.
At the special meeting of the Free
hold Fire Department on Thursday
evening a committee consisting OF the
Chief. Assistants, all active ex-Chiefs
and the foremen and Assistants OF /
each company were appointed to ar
range for q parade on Labor Day.
Fire Companies ffom all over the
state are to be invited.
The P. o. s. of A. was instituted at |
the Jr. o. u. A. M. Council room on |
Monday evening.
The ladies of the M. E. church will I
give supper at the Armory next 1
Wednesday evening. /
The lady who lost a gold pin may
have same by calling at this Office
and describing it.
Joseph Cottrell has moved from
Conover to Mclean street.
Miss Ada Callahan of Freehold,
and Miss Anna Burke, of English
town. are among the nurses to grad
uate at the Long Branch Hospital,
Mrs. F. G. Sterling is representing I
Starry Flag Council at the State /
Council, D. of L. in session at Allan
tic City.
Miss Florence Forman gave musi-
Gale at her residence, Main Street, on .
Friday evening. The artists were: Mrs.
Edith Chapman Gocld. New York, 1
soprano, aud Cnilion r. Resell at the
njauo. aud a very difficult program I
was pieasingly rendered. The ROOMS /
were prettily ad rned with flowers
A few loads of gravel are badly /
needed to fill up the holes in the
streets.
Miss Anna INLAY. of Brooklyn, and
Mrs. Scott, of Lambertville, have
been guests of Mrs. l.. s. Packard.
MIR. J. c. Cousle aud wife, of An
nesdale. Pa, have been guests of Mr. /
and Mrs. W. N. Thompson.
Mrs. Annie c. Yard and Rulif v T
lawrence aud wife, are at Belmar for .
a few weeks.
Miss Beatrice Eagles has been the /
ouest of Miss Minnie Young at Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. G. A. Bennett has been enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. john Martin, of /
New Bruins wick.
Leonard J. Arrowsmith, Edward |
Sinonson, james McNinnie, Fred G. /
Ely. Harry f. Soden and c. B. Bark |
allow attended the convention of EX
empt n. J. Fircmen at Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Drum will
occupy house on Lafayette Place
next month.
Mrs. Davis and children, of East
Orange, are guests OF Mrs q. P. Leb
ritter.
Rev. NJ. N. Smith, Commander J.
H. King, A. A. Yard and ]. w. Hulse
are representing Capt. w. Conover
Post, at the g. A. r. State Encamp-
ment at Atlantic City to-day and to-
morrow.
Alta recent meeting of the Fish and
Game Commission an assistant game
protector was appointed to share the
work with Game Protector
Stratton, of Long Branch.
Howard Matthews, of New Bedford,
Burlington county, who is well known
here, and who has had experience in
the game protective work, was select
ed for the position. Mr.. Matthews
spent portion of last sumner in Long
Branch, and added many friends to
his list OF acquaiutances.