The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-10-02
FREEHOLD

The Red Mems Bazaar will be held
on their vacant lot on Lafayette place
Oct. 9th to 18th.
DIR. 6. r. Applegate, the eye spec
ialiSt of II E. State street, Trenton,
and Frank NJ. Weller Harbor Master,
Trenton, were in Freehold the first Of
the week.
The dwelling on the BENZ. Probasco
farm, now owned by Mr.. Friedman,
near Perrineville, was burned $50 A.
M, on Thursday, together with the
shed and wagon house and.some OF the
contents There was little insurance.
On Thursday nom the house known
as the Judge Apologize dwelling at
Ezra was destroyed by fire.
A daughter was born to Rev and
Mrs. Walter f. Atkins N Mt Ann
May Hospital September Is. 1924.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Atkinson left
lat Friday by motor to Atlantic City
were they spent several days,
Mrs. Lewis W. Thompson
of Throckmorton street is patient
mi the st. Agnes Hospital IN
Philadelphia.
The horesheds in the rear OF the
First Baptist church on the Manal-
apan avenue side have been torn
down.
Henry g. Denise, of Bradevelt,
former proprietor of Denise shoe
Store on West Main street, has sold
his farm near the Old Brick church
to Irving Owen OF New Brunswick,
and has moved to Reading, ia.
Rev. G. P. Newton, who took up
his pastoral duties at the First
Baptist church the first Of September,
moved his family here last week from
Trenton.
Mrs. Sidney S. Conover has been
on an automobile trip to Washington,
ID. G. with friends from Asbury Park.
Kenneth Baird, who graduated
from the local high school last Juue
entered Drexel Institute for a course
in electrical engineering.
daughter,.was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Henry D. Jones on Saturday, Sep
fember Goth. Mrs. Jones was formerly
Miss Florence Lifiiten
Mr. and Miss Henry s. Dubois OF
.Inpiter. Florida have deem spending
their honeymoon with Mr.. Dubois
grandmother. Mrs. John r. Dubois.
A big Democratic banner bearing
the portraits of John w. Davis ana
Charles w. Bryan, the Democratic
candidates for President and
Vice President, was hung, up last
week over Main street at the june
tion of South street 1t was maze
by Bush, the local sign painter
Benny Goldberg has purchased
from G. H. T. Clayton the property
at the corner of South and Marcy
street. formerly the j. 4. Resell home.
Mr.. Goldberg will convert It INTO two
family house and plans TO erect
bungalow on the Marcy's street lot.
The Freehold Republican Club has
opened headquarters IN the Belmont
Hotel building.
A daughter was born to MIR. and
Mrs. Max Finegold on wednesday,
September oath
Charles Mount is having his store
and residence on Throckmorton street
freshly painted.
The INQUIRER has letter from Will
fred r. Tiltoa; Prailf Depot, Ohio.
asking if any of the TIltons or
Thompsons in Monmouth can
Give anv information regarding John
and Merriam (Thornpsonl Tilton, who
lived 17e0-80. He would be glad to get
any information regarding either their
ancestors or descendants.
After three full days of testimony IN
Iudpe Ralph w. E. Dongss court
Toms River, the jury at last, on Monday
afternoon, received the case concerning
Injuries sustained by Lemuel i. Wood,
when he was struck by machine
owned and driven by Irving Ulrlck Of
Lakewood on the Allentown road last
March II.
DIR. v. NJ. Disbrow, Of Lakewood,
brother to DIR. E. G. Disbrow, OF Toms
River, has been appointed physician
for the road camp, Of prisoners, Who
are al work on the Toms River-Laka-
wood road. 1t is reported that the
east half Of this road is now half
done. and is expected to be
completed by the end OF October, #
not sooner.
meeting under the auspices OF
the local w. G. T. o., will be held
in the First Baptist church, Freehold,
Oct. s. at Z As o. IN, The speaker
will be Miss Ida A. Green. a trained
social worker Of Washington, D. v.
and San Francisco, Cal.
Her tonic is "The Relation OF World
Prohibition to Our Local Elections.
Special musical program.