The Monmouth inquirer., 1922-06-29
FREEHOLD.

The grocery store owned by Mr.. N .
Carmel of Throckmorton Street has
been sold to M. Cuterhoff of Perrine-
vile.
Miss Clara Brady, grammar school
teacher, has gone to ewark where
she will remain until next September.
Miss E. X. Dimick has gone to Gran
berry, New York, for vacation.
Gus Chagaras, owner of the New York
restaurant has purchased new
touring car from the H. L. Zobel
u Company of East Main Street.
Monday the Sunday School of st.
Peters Church went outon picnic to
Clarks Landing.
The Freehold boys defeated the fast
Oriole baseball club of Red Bank in a
twilight contest.
On Thursday, June 20, is st. Peters
day which will be duly celebrated by a
special service in the evening at which
special music will be sung. The Rev
/ Shop Paul Matthews of the Diocese OF
New Jersey as we'll as tive or six other
priests are expected to be visitors at the
service After it lawn party will be
held to which all are invited.
Among those upon whom honorary
degrees were conferred at Princeton was
William James Henderson, rs, musi
cal critic of the New York H erald, who
received the Doctor of letters. Mr.. L en-
derson was graduate OF the Freehold
Institute.
Max Hubbard is the new org anist at
Old Tennent Church.
Mrs. Norman Wilkinson and two OF
T. <~c 10. rf L0n vic
Miss Florence Beach.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. ID. Carey for the marriage Of
their daughter, Kathryn, to Mathew E.
White, at st. Rose OF Lima Church,
Wednesday, June 28th, 1922.
Francis Vanderveer, Vernon Statesir
and William Statesir wilItake a course
at the Civilian Military camp at Platts-
burg. This is the second year that Yer
non Statesir and Francis Vanderveer
have been at the camp.
The Hunterdon County Democrat
of Flemington, announces that the pa
per has been purchased by Alex. L.
Moreau and his nephew ID. Howard
Moreau, and that they will take posses
sion July 1st. Howard Moreau will go
there to reside, and will be the editor and
manager, in which capacity he has al
ready shown ability as manager OF the
transcripts Hightstown branch.
LAWYER Samuel G. Cowart has
written an le synopsis of a law to
govern taxation which is attracting
great attention from sNational legisla-
tors having the framing of the law.
The June meeting of the Monmouth
County Historical Association will be
held in Old Tennent Church, on
Thursday. June Goth, at 800 p. m.
ebay Light Saving Timely The
speaker of the day will be DR.. William
Starr Movers, of Princeton University
and his subject: 1.-The American Revo-
luton in the Light of Today.
Yardville won the game against the
Freehold nine on Wednesday after
noon by score OF to l.
DR.. w. Fairbanks of Broadway, is
on,a fishing trip through the mountain
streams of New Hampshire. He ex-
poets to return in few days.
The American Hotel is receiving a
new coat of paint.
Joseph P. Buck, an employe OF the
Straus Brown & Co. five and ten cent
store, fell from q ladder Saturday af-
ternoon and severely injured his arm.
He is under the doctors care at pres
ent.
There will be an American Legion
block dance tonight at Farmingdale.
The Freehold baseball club defeated
the fast Red Bank Orioles in a seven
inning twilight game Thursday.
The final score Of the battle was
1874