The Monmouth inquirer., 1912-06-13
FREEHOLD

John McGacken, of Clinton street
is an appendicitis patient att 81. Fran
ces Hospital, Trenton.
Herbert Dix has rented E. Emrich'f
dwelling on Broad street. Mr.. Em-
rich will return to Belma- for the
summer.
Peter Carr is at st. Frances Hospi-
tai. Trenton, suffering with append
citis.
DR.. Brown was made happy by the
stork on Sunday with young doc
tor.
The Freehold Fire Department will
be accompanied on their parade to
Princeton on Monday by the state
Home Band OF Jamesburs.
Christopher Probasco, of Broad
streer, is suffering from illness.
Mrs. J. II. Brouse, of Brooklyn,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Packard on
Broad street.
Miss Louisa Brown of D. V. PerriDe's
store, has been visiting in New York
City.
Alonzo Brewer and family are oc-
cupying their summer cottage at Avon
by the Sea.
d. V. Perrine and wife will go to
their bungalow at Manasquan Beach,
the latter part of the week.
Miss Catharine Bernard is anappen-
dicitis patient at st. Frances Hospi-
tai, Trenton.
Amos Poinsett. of Philadelphia. Wis
tied his parents home on Vought
avenue on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Perrine and
daughter, Miss Elsie, of Trenton,
were guests of G. H. Clayton and wife,
over Sunday.
The Hon. Jacob A. Geissenhainer
residence on South street has been
prettily painted and otherwise i'm
proved and presents very pretty ap-
pearance.
Miss Mary Morris, who is employed
in Jennings confectionery store, has
gone to st. Frances Hospital, Trenton
to be treated for appendicitis.
Mr.. Lapaten, the ladies tailor in
Texas. had n runaway on Thursday.
The horse started at the junction OF
Jackson street and ran toward Hudson
street. In front OF Rosengarden's res
idence one of the wheels came in con-
tact with tree and Lapaten and the
otheEnala oeedpank were thrown out
Both escaped injury but one wheel
and the harness were broken.
We return our thanks to Mrs. Gar
diner Wood ward for quart OF very
large straw berries which was raised
on her husbands farm at West Free
hold also to BENZ K. Clayton for bas-
ket OF very large berries raised on his
farm near Clarksburg.
Andrew s. Buckalew and A. s. Long
street aud family enjoyed an auto
ride to Atlantic City on sunday.
Friday, June IA, will be flag day.
The General Synod of the Reform.
ed church. in sesfion at Grand Rapids
Mich, has decided by unanimous vote
to hold IT'S 197th session at Asbury
Park in June, 1918.
The annual exhibit and closing exer-
cises OF the School of Letters will be
held at the New Jersey Reformatory,
Railway. n. j., Wednesday, June 26,
1912. at /. 80 F. M. There will be exhi-
bitious of work, physical exercise,
literary program and military drill.
Rev. Howard E. Thompson, of
Wood bury, was present at the COM
mencement exercises at the Military
schools last week.
NILES Elld hdAc, WIN ElHA0htEd Los q
week from the Baptist Institute at
Philadelphia, has been assigned to
work at Henderson, N. G.
Rev. H. K. Post and Charles V.
Dubois are attending the General
Synod of the Reformed church iu ses-
sion at Grand Rapids, Michigan.
G. A. Radthe, of New York, who re-
Gently purchased farm near En-
IL L. A l.
alew's corner house on Mechanic
street, lately occupied and owned by
Charles II. Stillwell.
Mrs. Aaron G. Hart. of Atlantic
Highlands, has been visiting at Free
hold.
Company q went to Sea Girt for
rife practice yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Schanck Strickland
of Asbury Park, are guests of William
n. Thompson and wife.
Mrs. Gardiner Wood ward is at her
cottage at Bradley Beach for few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Du Bois have
been at their bungalow at Manasquau
beach.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Nickerson are en-
joying Southern trip fora number
OF weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stokes have is
suei invitations to the marriage of
their daughter, Ethel, to Carlton R.
VanHook on Wednesday,, June 10, at
their home in Freehold. Mr. Van
Hook graduated from Carlisle Semi
nary this June and has charge at
Atco, N. j., where they will make
their home.
in Pekiu, China, at secretary for the
Princeton brancn of the Y. M. G. A.
for the last two and halt years has
been the guest of Edward Simonson,
Jr.