The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-12-16
FREEHOLD


ed Maxcy Apologize, Jr, at the Con
valescent Home, Toms River, on sun
day.
Mrs. George Cobb returned to he
home in Camden after two weeks
visit with her son, Leigh, and family, o.
Hull avenue.
A soa was IN to Mr.. and Mrs. SaInu
Ell Hanson, Thursday, December 2nd
He has been named M ron Adrian,
Miss CO. a Bonham, who operates :
Gift and art shop in Metuchen and PERTH
Ainboy. has opened similar store IN
the Belmont building.
The net proceeds from the bazaar held
by the Vomen's Club totaled over 1860.
The totle receipts amounted to SLOTS.
Miss Claire Filler. of Carlisle, Pa. a
former teacher in the Freehold High
School, was the guest Of Mrs. L b. Lew
is.
Little Frances Moreau, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ]. Moreau. is ill
with bronchial pneumonia, at her home
on Yard avenue.
Miss Florence Barbour, Of Ellis street
underwent an operasion for appendlcit-
is, in the Monmouth Memorial in Long
Branch
Rev. ID. P. Doyle of Woodbourne,
Y, has been visiting Rev. William L.
Sahler at the Reformed parsonage, and
his daughter, Miss Alice Doyle of Hud-
son street, for several days
Among those who have passed the
examination In New Testament history
given bv the ethodist Board Of Sun
day schools are Margarget Cutler Helen
Conover. Helen Johnes and Cola Hance.
The Young women are members Of
the Teacher Training class Of the local
Methodist church. taught by Miss Wall
ters.
The final meeting until after the holt
DAYS Of the local Child Study groups,
under the direction of Mrs. Charles r.
Ladd and Mrs. William L. Sahler, was.
held. The second year groups will con
tinue their meeting in the Women's
club rooms.
A collection of $3.50 was taken up on
Nov. ~ among the employees Of the Rug
Min and divided between st. Francis
hoslital at Trenton and the Ann May
Memorial hospital at Spring Lake.
Joseph Daily, local high school,
graduate, has returned from two
months trip thru the south, spending
most Of his time in Florida.
Mrs. Florence Barbour of Ellis stree
has recovered from an appendicitis OPP
GRAFTON at the Monmouth Memorial host
pital
DR.. and Mrs. Roy Ribble Of Mountain
Laks, we'll known here, will staat Jan.
81, on trip around the world. hey are
going by the Eastern hemisphere route
South America and Australia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Cowart Of
Court street are planning to leave Dec,
81 for two weeks trip to Belleville,
ILL.,, where they will visit Rev and Mrs.
William Cory Meeker Mrs. Meeker is
a sister Of Mrs. CoWart
Mrs. Arch Reynolds and Mrs. Edna
Conover were recent visitors with their
sister, Mrs. Sadie Matthews, at Spring
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs William Beech of Nc
Lean street are happy over the arrival
of son, William Joseph, Sunday night.
Mrs. Daniel p. Doyle, wife of Rev.
DOYLE OF Wooibourne, N. Y, formerly
of Colts Neck, is slowly recovering in
the Spring Lake hospital where she has
bee a patient for the last three weeks.
Mrs. Fred Roshoop has had radio
installediin her home on Cottage place.
Mrs. John Horn OF West Main street
spent a couple Of days with relatives in
Oakhurst.
Miss Silias Lawless of Brooklyn has
returned to her home after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Henry w. Hance, Of
Fair View Farm
Miss Grace Wood Of Newark was a
recent guest Of Miss Helen Emmons of
Lafayette Place.
A regular meeting Of the Freehold
Foresters was held in their club rooms
ongWest Main street on Friday even
ing Of last week. Refreshments as we'll
as an entertainment made up the
program for the evening.
Mrs. Frederick Branford has been
taken i'll last week at her home on
Main street with a cold
Alice Yetman, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Yetman Of Hull avenue,
is alb lie to be about again, after being
i'll for the past two weeks. Her brother,
Junior, is recovering from an attack
Of pneumonia.
Approximately 200 members have
join the annual Red Gross roll call
thus far in the recent drive for MEM
bership Treasurer f.. B. Howell re-
ports that new members are slow to de-
posit their dollar and urges more to aid
the cause. Last year 200 members
joined.
Thru the Tannenhaum agency the
David Buck farm was sold to Newark
concern for the development into build
ing lots, and the Herbert farm Of 100
acres was sold to Jacob Sokol, who will
farm the place.
Mr.. r. III. Courier Of Fairfield sailed
from Baltimore, Friday December 10th,
on the S s Chatham" Of the Merchants
and Miners Line enroute to Jackson
vile, Fla.
The Misses Sadie Dunmiller and Ber-
tina De Ceveaux of New York spent a
couple Of DAYS with the Misses Della