The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-04-22
FREEHOLD

Daylight saving time will go into
effect this coming Sunday. All clocks
will be set ahead one hour OF Satur-
day night
Ada'ine Dyer, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs Arthur Dyer, was taken to st.
Francis Hospital, suffering with appsen-
dicitis. She has been attending school at
Kent Place, Summit.
Arthur Reynolds is building house
on Ellis street.
Mrs. Walter E. Johnston has returns
ed from Florida.
Harold Nash will soon remove to
Westfield with his family and be nea er
his business.
Miss Marguerite MCGOWAN had her
tonsils removed in ST. Francis Hospital.
Mrs. Fred Campbell of Scarsdale, n.
Y, visited Mr.. and Mrs. j w. ). Camp
bell.
The local knights Of Columbus are
having their Club House on East Nam
street covered with stucco
Miss Elizabeth Miller and Miss Irene
McCue have discontinued their student
nursing courses at Monmouth Memori-
al Hospital.
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. G. Stokes returned
Fl, IN Florida where they have been
spending the winter. They are quarter
ed at the American Hotel.
The Ways and Means committee OF
the Woman 3 Club will hold q Gard par
ty on Tuesday evening, April ~, at the
Woman's Club.
Miss Rosamond Quirk and Miss Dor
othy Hartman spent few hours a.
their respective honss on Saturday.
coming from University Hospital, Phil,
adelphia, where they are in training.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f.. Macdonald ard
Mrs. Florence Gardine, accompanied by
Mrs Harry Patterson and daughter OF
Oakhurst are visiting relatives in New
York city and Jersey City,
w. ]. Shiverer, Borough enlineer, has
moved his family from Irvington to a
home at 1862 South street.
DIR. VIM. 7. Robinson's residence on
West NJ ain street is being freshly paint
ed white with green roofs.
Mr.. and Mrs. II enrv J.. Jones have
opened their home on West Main
street, after spending the winter IL
New York.
Mrs. Ruben Dorr was operated on
for appendicitis at the Monmouth
Hospital
William Kortrey Of Union Hill haa
bought the, Freehold Dairy business
from William III Maguiness and has
taken charge Of il. Mr.. Msguiness
expects to move to Perth Amboy.
Miss Elizabeth Abbot, Miss Anita
Fredericks and Miss Margaret Ardary,
student nurses of the Philadelphia
General HI spital, visited MI. and
Mrs. Joseph Abbot.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Travis and Miss
Nora B. Henderson motored to Glen
side, Pa, were they were the guests of
Rev. and Mrs e. G. G, mover, formerly
pastor of the Freehold First Baptist
Church.
The new 52ft. faepole recently
ordered by the Board of Chosen Free
holders, has been set up in frontof the
court house. w. Augustus Thompson
made concrete foundation for it.
John p. Callahan, whe resides on
the Jerseyille road. is undergoing q
three months training period at the
State Police training camp at Trenton
Junction, having successfully passed
the entrance examinations.
Miss Margaretta Forman, who has
been a patient at the Emergency
Hospital. Washington, ID. c., for
nearly two months returned home
greatly improved in health.
Miss Forman waA taken i'll enroute to
Washington where she was going to
visit over Washington's birthday.
Miss Kate A. Fielder, who was very ill
while waiting on Mrs. G. G.. Little, has
returned to her home at ocean Grove,
and is much improved in health.
Miss E. P. Rue has gone to Norris
town, Pa. for visit with her brother
and family.
The Telephone girls in the Freehold
Exchange should feel proud Of their
pictures in the last issue Of the Tele-
phone Review. Each picture comes
ont clear and distinct. Pictures also
shows the operating and retiring rooms
at the Exchange.
The Monmouth County Association
az Past ChancelIors Of knights of Pythi-
al will give a Ladies Night. Tuesday
evening. April ~, at 8 o'clock, at
pearl Lodge, over the bank, Manas-
oman. The Nc. G. IA. S. Quartet of
BeImar, will entertain. Address by
Rev. Hogate Of Manasquan. solos by
Miss Janson and Bro. Carlton Of Man
asouan, and Miss Newman of Belmar.
about 20 members of the Junior Or
der of Mechanics wen to Toms River
% sunday and visited Maxcy Apologize,
r. at the Convalescent Home.
George Lench, who recently sold his
residence on center street, is building q
new house on Ellis street.