The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-05-06
FREEHOLD

The cheap G. R. excursion to New
Yorkn Sunday. See adv.
Mrs eddie Carr. who was recently OPP
erafed on Tor Appended IS at st. Fran
els HOSPITAL, Trenton, is improving
Henry w. Hance is a director OF the
tJ4.AN 81, Products Company q rnha-
de.phia. III. g. WyckoH and Charles 2.
Ptobasco are interested 10 Inc cohoe'n
Harry Cherin has sod his home on
Washington street, 10 Harley Maispury'
OF Barnard street. 49, Cuelsn W.
build home On the lot he recently
purchased at cottage place
Mr.. and Mrs John Sickles, Joseph
Cottrell and daughter, Miss gene .
Cottrell, were guests Of Arthur YanDee'
of Millington
Mrs. Ida Rue has moved into rooms
at the Monmouth House.
Miss Ella Ayres, Of Philadelphia has
heen The guest Of her sister, Mrs. John
II. stokes.
Mrs Edward Hartshorne and Mrs.
George Mac Leod, of Trenton, have been
Q ests Of the Misses Me- lus.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H Resell have
been guests Of their daughter, MIS-. Eu-
ward thomson, at Stonlngton' Conn
Rev. and Mrs. G. R. .vanHook and
children of eollingswood. have Deen
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Stokes.
MISS Nellie Bovine, assistant librarian
al the Library, has been i'll.
John J. Dugan has new Ford tour
ing car.
Mrs. Albert Carlson has new Ford
sedan.
Miss Alice Fields recently injured heT
hand in safe door IN the Na'l0""'
Freehold Banking Company.
Miss Anna Kerwin has been Vlslllng
at New York.
The residence of Charles P. Einmons
on Broad street, is being repalnteu by
Harvey Dey.
The Taylor house on Broad street Is
being reprinted by +. =. Iru'npeVef'
The Ward Golden house on Broad
street for erIy occupied bs William
Thompson, has been rented by Wllllaln
Allbut
Tha bonse of William NJ. Smith on
Wet Main street, is being pam eo Dy
Contractor ]. Fl. Enright.
William e. Ketchel. OF Tennens, has
a new 0ldsmobile sedan and jim ochol
Of Ford has new Oldsmobile coach.
Dr William e. Truck is having the kit
chen extension Of his residence torn
down and one Of the rear rooms OF 1ne
main part remodelled for the kitchens
Mrs. Joseph 4. Laird had rs guest
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Fetter1y, OF Bound
Brook.
Miss Helen Gere YVES given insect
famous shower at her home on Union
avenue.
Herbert Yetman had a successful op-
Grafton for appendicitis at St. FRANCIS
Hospital, Trenton.
Mrs. Fred G. Morris entertained Mrs.
,Snsie Smalley, Of Dunellen.
John RobiDsou, Of Hudson street, is
i'll.
r. P. Thatcher has new Studebaker
coach.
Louis w. Thompson has a new Stud
ebaker brougham.
AIR. and Mrs Barlow and daughter 81
Trenton. have been visitors OF MI ana
Mrs. Harry Atkin~on
Mrs. Lottie Fanscher, Of Dover, was
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. EuWaru
Cottrel.
Miss bertha Vanderhoef entertained
Miss ANY Burgess Of New York
John rernsau, of t ennent, track
walker Of the P. r. e., last Fall. saw the
end of piece of iron protruding fro!n
the ground and pulling it out found Il
was fhe broken piece of swori. II
probably belonged to an officer at the
Hattie Of Monmouth. 1t was recently
presented to Samuel G. Cowart, o.
Freehold.
Miss Anna Sparks will complete her
studies as Home Missionary ID June
and expects then to assume q position
IN the Community Center OF the Italian
Baptist church in Philadelphia.
Tennent church has extended call
IN Charles Ii. Neff, senior ut Fnnce-
ton Theological Seminary. The can
will be presented to Presbytery at MI
Holly n May, when dale Of ordination
and Installation Of the new pastor VIII
be made