The Monmouth inquirer., 1922-06-15
FREEHOLD.

John p Casey, of Oceanport, will
give exhibition flights and take up
passengers from the Henry Probasco
fam at Milhurst on next Sunday.
Good Will Hook and Ladder Com
pany havei received smoke helmet
contr ibuted by a subscription list at
DuBois& Given's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Cowart have
been invited as guests to the Yale
Princeton football team on Saturday
at Princeton.
Major Peter Vredenburgh will at
tend the Both annual reunion of his
class at Princeton this week and act as
one of the Marshals
John Okerson has moved from Eng
lishtown to his newly purchased resi-
dence, the Magee house lately occupied
by Samuel Hanson, on Broad street.
Mr.. Hanson has moved to his newly
purchased property at Adelphia.
DR. and Mrs. John O. Clayton, Of
Freeh I'D, have been registered at the
Bellvue Stratford Hotel, Philadel-
phia.
Miss Alice Wyckoff of Elizabeth,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d. V.
Perrine.
Mr.. Marshall, of Freehold, fell from
a ladder at Manasquan, and received
severe bruises across his forehead and
nose.
Miss Elizabeth Caffrey and her bro
ther John Caffrey Of New York are oc
cupying their summer home on Sheriff
street.
Patrick Lunney spent several days
last week in the Monmouth Memorial
Hospital where he was treated for stom-
ach trouble
Mrs. f. A c. Perrine, of Trenton,
and her daughters, Mrs. Bowman and
Mrs. Moore, were guests of Miss Annie
p Perrine.
Samuel Hanson and his family NOV
ed from Broad street to the house they
recently purchased at Ardena.
John Scanlon, who for the past four
years has been with the Packard,
Dodge and Franklin agencies in Crep-
ton has come back to Freehold to take
charge of the McGrath Motors Co. Be
fore be went to Trenton he was with
Louis Colaner, and also in the c.. H.
Clayton garage.
A. J. G. Stokes has purchased new
Franklin Sedan.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Adrian E. Moreau on June 6.
DR.. A. R. White and family are oc-
cupying their bungalow at ManasQuan
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Morris
are occupying their summer residence
at Monument Park.
Carl Conover, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Conover, is very i'll at his home
on Lincoln street, with pneumonia.
The 48-hour schedule of working
, hours during the summer season, @at
the Rug Mill went into effect last week
Friday fternoon at the Bradley
Beach field Neptune high school lost
another game to Freehold by score
of 1877. The game did not get under
way until about five o'clock owing to
the fact that the ball players from Free
hold had examinations in school
Thursday and did not arrive until late.
There was an hungry umpire and IL
hungry ball players when the nine
in nings ended.
Miss Clara Wainger, of East end re
turned from the Monmouth Memorial
hospital on Saturday.
Congratulating Mr.. William Smith
on his promotion from uperIntendent
the local high school to County
Superintendent of schools, the students
of the Freehold high school have col
lected approximately $50, with which
they will purchase a gold watch to be
presented to him.
A cement sidewalk extending to
the Hays and Van Mater Garage on
East Main Street is completed.
LYMAN Oglensky recently purchas-
ed the fruit stand opposite the post Of
flee from l.. Hellman of Factory Street.
The annual senior party was held at
Richardson's Hall last Thursday even
ing. Over 100 pupils attended. Dancing
occupied the first part Of the evening
and later refreshments were served.
Speeches were made by the following
presidents: John McMurtrie, seniorl
class; Lester B Wolfenden, junior;
Willard Priggie, Sophomore; and
Joseph Dugan, freshman.
Michael Goldstein. of Center Street
has accepted a position in the Nationa
Beef Store of West Main Street.
Plans are under way by the Ameri-
can Legion, Monmouth Post No. 54. to
hold a block dance in the very near flu
ture.