The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-02-15
FREEHOLD.


lily of Adelphia, are sick with colds.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Davis. OF
Cream Ridge. formerly of Adelphia.
was the proud parents of "a bouncing
baby boy, born Feb ., 1928.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Grubby, OF
Five Points, are theproud parents
of bouncing baby girl, born
Friday, Feb. 8, 1928.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Davis, of Adel-
phia. moved to Cream nidge. He BIAS
been working on the Joseph Donahay
farm and is going'to farm the Steph-
en- McNinnie farm. Mr.. McNin-
ME lives on Mclean Street
Edward Matthews is getting
along fine with his new house on
Cottage Place.
Mr.. and Mrs Vannie Burdge of
West Farms have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Jennie,
to Garfield Hurley, also of West
Farms.
Ex-Sheriff G. b. Barkalow, in going
to the Thompson & Squire fire on
Mechanic street, Wednesday evening,
fell and; strained the ligament Of one
leg. and now uses cane.
The Jr. D. U. A, NJ. and the Sons
and Daughters of Liberty, attended
divine worship in the M. E. Church on
Sunday evening. A splendid service
of patriotic hymns was enjoyed and
the paster Rev W. f. Atkinson, gave
an interesting and inspiring sermon on
the duties of the American citizen and
what our government stands for.
Special service of praise and a ser
mon will be given on Sunday evening
in honor of the celebration of Washing
tons birthday Rev. Mr.. Voerlnan the
pastor, will give patriotic address
Samuel A. Lockwood. who has
been i'll the past week at his Mechanic
street home. is impro ing,
Mrs. G. B. Woolfenden is improv-
ing from, pneumonia.
The Freehold high school quintet
Travelled to Trenton Wednesday and
lost a As to IA decision to the Riders
College five, in one sided contest.
The visitors were greatly handicapped
by the Trenton court.
Lewis Lane of New York visited his
parents on Lincoln street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simonsono of Stonington,
Conn, is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs William Clayton moved
Monday to alarm on the Colts Neck
road belonging to Frank Muldoon. Mr..
Muldoon moved to the house on
Manalapap avenue vacated by
Claytons.
John and Grace Clayton are spending
a couple of weeks with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Clayton.
Thomas Devlin is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hampton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Perrine and
daughter Doris Of Hightstowu spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Matthews
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch REYNOLDS
entertained friends at supper and cards
Friday at their home at West Freehold.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Fl. Grant, Mr.. and Mr. samuel
King. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Magee; Mrs
Robert Schenck, Miss Reta Schenck,
Mrs. Lydia Fields and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Buck, all of Marlboro.
Lester Matthews spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds.
William Emmonsi ill at his home
with the grip.
lie VI WIS. l.,
Griffin Of Ocean Grove. as school
at enhance officer for Monmouth
county. to succeed Miss Catherine
McCarty of Red Bank, was confirmed
Saturday at the monthly meeting
OF the state board of education. The
appointmentwaseff Monday. Altho
a resident of Ocean Grove, Mrs. Griffin
is temporarily located at Lakewood,
where she had position. She is the
widow OF Carl Griffin. a former resident
of Ocean Grove, and the mother Of sew
eral children.
Mrs. Joseph A. Reid, regent of
Tennent chapter, ID. A. R.. was hostess
Friday at a luncheon served 40 members
of the organization in the Marlborough
hotel, Asbury Park Theannual birthday
party OF the chapter is usually held
Washington birthday but due to the
fact that Mrs Reid leaves Monday for
Miami, Florida. the party was held a
few days in advance and, as last year,
Mrs Reid entertained.
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