The Monmouth inquirer., 1920-05-27
FREEHOLD.

Theodore w. Morris aud wife will
return to their Summer home ut Mon
ument Park this week.
An article ON Whitefeld, Brainard
and the Tennents will appear in L
INQUIRKR within few weeks. Those
desiring copy of the paper will please
order in advance.
Mrs. Cleveland Patterson is a pa
tient at Polyclinic Hospital, Philadel-
phia. for an operation.
G. r. Emmons has sold his residence
on Broadway to Martin VanSick en-,
of Long Island, who will take posses
sion in July. MIR. Eminons will live in
his bungalow at Manasquan, aDd he
plans to erect house on the rear OF
his lot on Broadway.
Richard Ward, of Institute street.
will do farm trucking.
Isaac Steinberg, of Center street,
East End, will open coal yard.
Mrs. William Roman. who was re-
Gently operated upon for appendicitis
at st. Peters Hospital, New Bruins
wick, has returned home.
Charles L. Downes has sold his farm
on the Marlboro road to William b
Boschen, of Terra Ceia, n G. Mr. Bos-
chen expects t move here about the
first of June.
The Monmouth County Historical
Association will meet to-day at Mrs
Terhune's residence at Matawan.
President Fl sted wainwright will de-
liver an address on the Early History
of Sea Girt.
Deputy Grand Master James r.
Smock, of Red Ban . made an official
visit to the Freehold Masonic Lodge
on Tuesday evening.
The "a seniors of the Freehold High
School graduating class enjoyed their
trip to Washington very much They
were accompanied by Miss Harring-
ton and Prof r. N. Senter
Mrs. Walter g. Barber of Bennett
street sailed on the Caronia to visit
friends and relatives in England.
MIR. and Mrs Warren Dubois have a
young daughter, Marion Dubois born
May II.
Mrs. A. Williams and daughter
Ruth. of Poughkeepsie are spending
a few weeks with rhe formers daugh-
ter, Mrs. Daniel Reichey of Henry
street.
The Robert Morris farm owned by
DAIS. w Iliftiu Ia aug 2 NdC lSCtIllk
sold to Clayton Palmer, horse dealer
of Englishtown.
Mrs. Grace Sofeld of Philadelphia is
visiting Mrs. Catherine Schanck of
Marcy street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Matthews of
Texas spent Sunday afternoon with
friends at Adelphia.
Mrs William Crawford of Mechanic
street gave her husband a surprise
party. About 20 guests were present.
The Misses Florence VanDorn,
Catherine Wilt and Myra and Sarah
Yetlnan were recent visitors in Key
port.
The Misses Ida and Ressie Smith
have as their guests for few days
their sister and little son of Newport.
l.. /.
Miss Marie Mack of Centre street is
spending week with Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Mack of Montrose.
Mr.. Grouse was recent visitor with
his daughter, Mrs. Walter Paul Hav-
ems of Farmingdale.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen McDermott Sunday,
May 8.
An addition is being erected to the
Jones store at South and Mclean
streets. occupied by Ira Richardson as
8 grocery store and vegetable mar
ket.
Gus Erickson of Asbury Park was
q Freehold visitor
The Christian Endeavor society of
the First Baptist church elected the
following officers; Pres't, M, Taylor:
vice president, Miss Alma A. Barka-
low: secretary, Howard Vanderveer;
treasurer, Miss Helen Robinson.
Mrs. Newport is entertaining her
daughter, who is here for month
from Canada.
Mrs. Maryerta Bender aud mother,
Mrs. d. Smock, spent Tuesday at
LongBranch with Mrs. Smock's moth
er, Mrs. Thomas Mapps, who is very
i'll.
Mrs A. L. Rogers spent the weekend
at Newark with Mr.. and Mrs. j. N.
Rogers.
At the annual meeting and social of
the Epworth League held at the par
sonage, the following were elected as
officers for the coming year: Presi-
dent Merton Sammis; first vice-pres't
Miss Marion Stokes; second vice-pres't
Miss Edith Sutphin; third vice-pres't
Miss Julia Harrington; fourth vice
pres't, Mrs. VIM. Johnes; sec'y Miss
Irene Basley; treas, Miss Nellie Stokes
pianist, Miss Edna VanHorn; collec-
tor, Mrs. Ella Shepherd. The above
officers were publicly installed Sun
day evening by the pastor.
Alexander Brandt. an employee of
the rug mill, has purchased the John
b. Story house at West Freehold.
w. "A. Cox will move from Center
street to the Graham property, West
Freehold, which he recently pur-
chased.
Ex-Postmaster Joseph Atkinson is
out again after severe illness with
lutnbapo and rheumatism.