The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1925-11-12
FREEHOLD

THURSDAY, November 20, nanKsglV-
ing Day.
The exercises in front Of the Court
House and imposing parade in Free
hold was q fitting testimonial OF the con-
cIusion Of the late war. Miss Eleanor
Vredenburgh circled in the air around
the town during the afternoon. We
have been obliged to postpone an ac-
count Of the observance until the next
issue.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry w. Bailey, of
Freehold, were Interested visitors last
week at the big plant of Sears. Roe
buck and Co.. in Philadelphia, Penna.
y About twenty-five members of the
Freehold Womenss Club attended
the district convention of the Women's
Clubs at Perth Amboy Thursday
Harry Emmons, the we'll known ex-
pressnan. who succeeded his father in
that business, has discontinued its
operation, after twenty years service.
Mrs. Edna Johnston, with several
friends viii leave for Palm Beach,
Florida, on November 14th, sailing
from New York on the. George Wash-
ington.
Lew Tannenbaum and family have
move to his new home on Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hibbs will take
possession Of the house vacated by MIR.
Tannenbaum on Marcy street.
The supper held in the First Baptist
church chapel by the Ladies Aid So
ETY. took in over $500.
G. Ward Golden has rented the.
William III. Thompson house on Broad
street, to H. @. Saunders. for several
months, while repairs are being made
to his house on West Main street, re-
Gently purchased from w. Khea
Moreau.
Simpson. ConOver, son Of Robert Con-
over. of Milhurst, went last week to
the n. S. Governments soldiers hos
pital at Rutland, Mass. He has been
under treatment the past year at the
County hospital at Allenwood.
New portraits of Jocob B. Rue, JOS.
n, Laird, Sr., William FL. Vredenburgh,
Joseph T. Laird, Jr., and j. w. >.
Campbell, officials Of the First National
Bank, have been hung up N the wall OF
the directors meeting room in that IN :
stitution They have been reproduced
from photographs, brought to uni
form size, handsomely framed.
All Knights of Pythias and their
friends are invited to meet with the
Past ChancelIors Association in Ten
nent Lodge, Freehold, on next Tuesday
evening, Nov 18th. All young MEN
should especially examine into the an
cient tradition that teaches brotherly
love and friendship, charity and benev-
olence. Ask any member about it and
att end this meeting. No man will ever
regret joining this order. At this meet
there will be eats and speaks.
A pleasant note was received from
Newell Reid LaRue last week,
from New Orleans La. We have
not heard from him since school days
and the pleasant recollections it re-
vived was certainly very agreeable.
Mr.. LaRue is now prosperous BUSH
ness man in the Creole City.
MARLBORO EEFoRMRD CHURCH.
The Consistory met Sunday morning
and decided to hold all services during
the Winter in the chapel, beginning
Sunday morning Services are to be re-
sulned in the Brick church on Easter
Sunday.
The Bible School will convene at
$50 Sunday morning and the preaching
service is held at 1890.
The G. e. prayer meeting at 6.45
will ! be in charge Of Albert Koch.
Evening worship at $780,
Congregational prayer meeting Thurs
day evening and Jr. 9. r. Friday after
noon.
Board of Foreign Missions is to be held
in the Flatbush Church, Brooklyn, on
Tues day, Nov. 18th.