The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-10-21
FREEHOLD

the MOrrIS6y " walker COuSCruchlO
Company Of Keansbnrg, for the erec
tion Of a Summer residence on Wood
man Avenue, Shark River Hills. MI
and Mrs. A. scott of Marlboro, hav
also contracted with the Morrisey Con
sfruction Company for permanen
home on 0veflo k Drive, Shark Rive
Hills.
Mrs Ad lph Dittmar; son Julius ant
two daughters have returned from !
six weeks stay in the west.
Mrs. Andrew j G. Stokes entertained
members OF the Five Hundred clat
at the Presbyterian church snpper.
Leon Press was taken seriously i'll al
his hooine on rhrockmorton street
Work Of laying curbs and cutters OF
Union avenue was being done last weel
Joseph Schlosser of Belmar a former
resident, spent Wednesday with friends
here
MI. and Mrs. ] E. Soden are spend
ing week in Philadelphia
Arthur MacIlvaine is i'll at his home
on Broad way, with acute inhammatory
rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Jeffries, Mr.. and
Mrs Eddie Cooper and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
jeff les attended the Sesqui Centennial
at Philadelphia.
Mrs. Fl. Meyers of Union avenue en-
tertained Mrs. John Won Bargon, Mrs.
Henry VonBargon and daughter and
Mrs Fred Kooshoop of Cottage place
at her home on Union avenue Wednes-
day afternoon at coffee klatch.
Herbert j. McMurtrie has purchased
the interest Of John H Bawden jr, in
the Freehold Iron Fouu ry pro erty.
from the estate OF his father, john I'll.
Bawden.
A number from Freehold attended
the bridge party given by Mrs. Ella
Thompson at their no he at Matawan
Mr.. and Mrs. AIva Buffet have nov
ed TO the Abram Lott bungalow on the
West f eehold road. Due to bad
health Mr.. Buffet has been obliged to
discontinue farming
Mrs. Garret Carson spent a week
with her sisI er, Mrs. Forrest Bivine at
Overlook, Pa. When she was away
she also visited the Sesqui-Centennial,
MIR and NJ s. Joseph Brown and M
and Ms. George Brown and children
Of New York, visited Mrs. Jane Queen
~ and relatives here.
Frank Westpendpr Of Freehold has
purchased new Oldsmobile Deluxe
coach, George Shippley of Farmingdale
new Oldsmobile sedan and James
Desmond of Colts Neck, a new . Ids
mobile coach.
Mrs. William Duryea of Trenton,
formerly of Freehold is sp nding few
day with Mr.. and Mrs, Martin Quirk d
Hudson street.
The date Of the benefit block dance t,
be held under the auspices of the Red
men has been changed from Novembe
to Oct. go
Norman Farrell has purchased a nev
Chevrolet coach from the. ThixtoI
agency on Throckmorton street.
Miss Harriet Musgraye is visiting
relatives and friends in Newport, Pa
Assistant Postmaster A. L. Crawford
was in full charge of the Freehold post
office last week. due to Postmaste
Wlllbur's annual vaca ion.
The Freehold Chemical engine wa
called out to extinguish chimney fir,
at the home of Mrs. NJ. D. Haynes of
Marcy street.
Mrs. Henry Stahl Of Henry street il
spending Week with his son and wife
in Mount Vernon, n. Y.
Mrs. Sarah Mabel Matth ews is visit
ing her cousin Mrs. Henry Wilkins a
SEQ beyville.
A district meeting of the Democratic
workers were held at the home of Mrs.
Mary Davis on Hawai- avenue on Mon
day evening at 7.30 O'Clock.
Mrs Ada Heff of Long Branch was q
on Parker street.
Samuel Foosaner. a student at the
University Of Pennsylvania is spending
the weekend with his mother, Mrs
Mayer Foosaner and friends here.
Viri MIA, Young daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ballew of Lincoln street is
confined to the house with mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Shields entertained
q few friends at cards at their home.
Everett Heyers was visitor at
Beachwood,
Stacy Matthews of Cottage place
spent several days last week at the Ses-
aIi- Centennial at Philadelphia.
Mrs John Smith and children spent
Thursday with her sister and family on
Henry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Egbert Of Bennett
street spent few days with relatives
and friends in Atlantic City.
Edward N. King Of West Main
strest spent Sunday in Philadelphia.
Adolph Bonderleiph Of Maplewood
spent a couple Of days with Louis Lane
lEz.and Mrs. Frank Jones are spend
ing several days on an automobile
tour to the White mountains and Other
points Of interest thru the New Eng
land states.
A large number attended the b enefii
dance under the auspices Of the loca
American Legion in their hall at South
street.
Cecil Snyder Of St. Joseph, Mo-, ha:
been visiting friend here for severa
weeks.
John Plathcher. a PROMINENT financiel