The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-09-10
FREEHOLD

Mrs. James Nj. Maxwell is stopping at
Mrs. James Noreau's on Hudson street
DIR and Mrs. Joseph McDermott, r.
and children, Of New York, have been
visiting the formers sister, Mrs. George
Borden.
Edwin Howell, organist at st. Peters
church, was operated On for appendicitis
at the Long Branch Hospital,
Mrs. James E. Jordan and son, Svend
of Kobe. Japan. have been visiting MRS,
Judge r. v. Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. freeman, Jane
Freeman and Miss Annie G. Arrowsmith
have enjoyed a motor trip to Canada.
Mrs. Ella Combs has been visiting at
Englewood.
An enjoyable card party was given by
Mrs w. III. Davis to friends at her home
on Kiowa venue
Miss Bessie Abbott. graduate OF the
Freehold High School, has entered the
Philadelphia General Hospital as q stu
dent n lrse.
Mrs. Geor,e Perrine and DAUGHTER,
Elizabeth, who have been spending q
month with the formers mother, Mrs.
w. A. Thompson, on e. Main street,
have returned home to Seibrlng, Fla.
Cecil Snyder and wife and Miss Nina
Hepburn, VIII , will visit them for q few
weeks. have gone to their new home at
st. Joseph, Mo-, by auto.
James Cartwright is the owner OF q new
Dodge coupe.
Rev. and Mrs. Marshall Owens have
been visiting Somerville.
Mrs. Alice Mount is the guest Of her
son, Charles S. III. Mount Of Throck-
morton street.
Bertram Birch has returned from q
trip to the middle West.
Miss Atkinson, of Gloucester, has
been visiting Miss Margaret Buck.
Yeoman Charles Hitler. Of the q. s.
Navy, stationed at Philadelphia, has
been on a Through with his family.
Misses Dorothy Hartman and Rosa
mond Quirk will enter the UniveEslty4,o OF
Pennsylvania Hospital for q course IN
nursing.
Rev. J. FL. Schwacke. Rector of st.
Peters church, has returned from a Eu-
ropean trip.
Mrs James S. Parker, who has been
boarding at Asbury Park, has returned
home.
Mrs. E. It. O'Shaughnessy and daugh-
Ter and sister, MRS. Quinn, will move to
Woodcliff Lake, N. j., where her son
resides.
Miss Phyllis Alibut, Of the Monmouth
Title Company, is home after a trip
through Canada.
Miss Elsie Colville has a position in
the Central Bank.
Miss Sylvia Lawrence is on a visit to
Mrs. w. Brent Young Of Chevy Chase,
Md, before entering Winston, N. g.,
College, rs a sophomore.
Miss Eleanor Vredenburgh piloted her
hyropIane from Spring Lake to the gold
j races at Fort Washingto 4, N. Z
She is a daughter Of Mrs. James B
Vredenburgh.
Our account Of the Linron family in
Monmouth will appear in a few weeks
These were the ancestors of Abraham
Lincoln and tells how the Monmouth
pioneer families are related. The matter
will not be found in any history Of the
martyred president We have seen, al
though most of the matter has appeared
in THE INQUIRER, the first to discover
the Lincon relationship to the Bownes.
and others
Miss Mary Forsythe has returned
from the West, accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs. Emma Terhune Of Corr
allis, Oregon.
Rev. and Mrs. John F. Milbank have
announced the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Edith ID rothy Venn, to William
b. Wilson of Williamsport, Pa, at the
church Of the TRANSPORTATION, New
York City, Aug. 22d, 1926.
Samuel A. Lockwood purchased the
Ford coupe owned by the late p. j.,
FraWley at Kings garage, sold by John
A.. DeRoche, executor for $402 80.
The State police will move from the
Patterson house on w. Main street, to
the Mr.. @. G. Snyder house, on Broad
street, Mrs. e. S. Rue, who rented the
house, will board with the troopers and
make q home there for her son, Horace
Rue. Mr.. and Mrs. SNYDER will move to
the ID. -. Denise house on w. Main
street, they recently purchased.
Frank Witbeck, ST., and son, Frank
Witbeck. Jr., and Miss Alice Doyle Of
Colts Neck, are On q two weeks trip
through Canada.
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