The Monmouth inquirer., 1919-09-25
FREEHOLD

stricken with q severe Illness on Tues
day afternoon and has shown Sigh
improvement since. His man.
friends are hoping for his recovery.
Miss Hazel Patterson of the p oily
clinic hospital, Philadelphia, where
she is learning to he a trained nurse,
was home last weee.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Buck visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Warren L.
Matthews at Prospect Plains.
Mrs Lavina Fox has returned tc
her home in New York after spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Robert Lagan of George street.
Thomas Rockhill of Red Bank visit
ed <. L. Matthews and family.
John Little of Institute street has
been honorably discharged from the
navy.
Miss ViIo Merrihew of Farmingdale
who has been an assistant for
John Enright. at the State House,
Trenton, took a position last week
at the onmouth Title company in
place of Miss Carolyn Merriman, who
resigned to teach school at Homdel.
Mrs. Frank F. Vickery and son,
Charles Miss Anna Dodd, Miss Hell
en- Waying and Harold Lowe, all OF
New Brunswick. were guests of Ben
jamin and Turner HI. Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver 1Shafto and
children. Olive and Carl, and
Anthony Shafto of Shafto's Corner,
Miss Florence Hagerman of Lumber
ton and Kenneth Matthews of Eng
lishtown visited Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ia.
Matthews and family.
Eleanor Reese returned Tuesday
from the University of Pennsylvania
hospital. Philadelphia, where she has
been studying to be a trained nurse.
Misss Mildred BroInell and Miss
Emma Wilt are spending a week
with friends in Newark.
Mrs Sarah Cannon and daughte r,
Libbie Cannon. OF Brooklyn visited
relatives at Freehold.
Mrs. Lydia Ellis is spending several
weeks with her neice, Mrs. Helen
Reid of Englishtown
Among the recent interpretations
filed Trenton is H. B, Sherman q
Sons, Long Branch; to deal IN feed,
etc, capital. $50. 00O; incorporators,
Walter Sherman, c. H. Maps and A.
d. Sherman, all of Long Branch,
Mrs. Chrischy Hirschey of New
York was the guest of Miss Virginia
Taylor of Conover street.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Queeney are the
proud parents of a daughter, Jane
Eleanor, born Friday. Sept. IL.
Mrs. Max Hubbard has resigned
her position as cashier in Burke's
grocery store and W II take vacation.
Mrs. Hubbard has acted as cashier
for Mr.. Burke for over II years.
The women OF the Ladies' Aid
society of the Presbyterian church
each have bank in which they put
one penny for their society each day
it rains. The bank contain OF pennies,
signifying that it has sprinkled that
many times since the first OF June.
Work was begun on the second
mile of the Freehold delphla oon-
crete road which has to be finished
before freezing weather.
Mrs. Louise Laird is visiting Miss
r. Saunders of Nutley
Mr.. and Mrs%7<J oseph Dubois are
spending several day with MRS. Du-
Rois' sisters, the Misses Heise OF Phil
adelphia.
Andrew J. C. Stokes and family re
turned home from Belinar where
they spent the summer.
Mrs. Peter Runyon and son ar visit
ing the formers moth erin-law, Mrs.
N. D. Runyon of New Brunswick.
The Red Men of this place are
holding their benefit carnival on the
lot corner of jackson and Bennet'
streets, from Sept. % to n.
Mrs William Bromell. sr.. of Broad
way, has returned home after spend
ing a week with her daughter, Mrs
Charles A. Campbell of Asbury Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Nelson ano
family who have been spending the
summer at the seashore, have takeI
the Brown home on Main street 10
a short time. after which they will re
turn to Maplewood.
WI. Perry has returned to tn
Belmont hotel from. Middlebrook, Va.
where he visited his mother.
Miss Mary Thompson was a re
cent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b
Smith of Imlaystown
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Conove
and Wr. and Mrs. Herbert Wander
veer went for an automobile trip t.
Ehpira. N. Y, and other points.
son was born last week to MI
and AIRS. Charles A. Hotalong of Nc
Lean street.
Henry G. Wikoff, who is employed
nv the Freehold Banking company
Is on vacation.
two weeks with Mrs. Franz Mllsoro o
Maplewood.
Mrs. AndrewJ. CIStokes entertaine'
Mrs Charles V. Dubois of Freehoi
and Miss Josephine Law of Phlla
delphia recently at her home in Bel
mar.
Robert L. Wlnterton OF Keypor
has taken a position as bookkeepe
at the county clerks office, vaeate'
by Miss May Hendrickson, who re
signed to take position in the OHIO
of County Superintendent of School
Strahan.
A farm of 214 acres at Adelphia
owned by Surrogate j. l.. Donahay