The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-09-30

Miss Mildred Duryea Of the Red Bank
Steam Dye Works on South street and
Miss Edna Smith spent a few days last
week in BROOKE and New York City
A regular meeting Of the Freehold
z. M. HI. A. was held in the Y {. M. q. A.
building Tuesday evening.
G. Webb Eastman of near Freehold
has purchased q new Oldsmobile coach
from the local agency.
Warren Crawford and Warren Nc
Chesney are resuming their studies in
Middlebury college in Connecticut.
Miss Anna Rhome left for Barnardcol-
lege where she will begin her sopho-
more year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Griffin and chill
dren of Long Branch were weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Soden.
Nathan Koenig has entered the Con-
necticut State Agricultural college for
a -four years course in the study Of agri-
culture.
Mrs. Charles P. Emmons haslrpturn-
ed from a weeks STAY with relatives
and friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. John Ratti of Hudson street is
spending a three months sta with rel
atiyes in Italy. Mrs. Ratti left Free
held last Wednesday,
The Freehold Fireman's baseball team
will not play any more games this sea
son due to darkness which makes twi-
light games impossible. The local nine
enjoyed very successful campaign
under the management of Joseph
CTotchfelt who acted as manager for the
second successive year.
Mrs. Schenck VanPelt is i'll at the
home OF her brother Lyle Hayes Of
East Freehold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Owens and
daughter and son, Jack visited Mrs.
Glvens moth or at Atlantic Highlands
recently.
Garrett Hartman and Joseph Lairp
of Main street have returned to the
Voorhees,. Samuel Sagotsky and John
Perrine have entered Rutgers college
at New Brunswick.
Mrs. Cora Anderson has taken a
position as helper at Mrs j. Errickson's
county farm at Snithburg.
Mrs. Karl McDermott recently en-
tertained with bridge and luncheon
at the Peggy Jane Tea room on the
HightstoWn road. Cards were enjoyed
in the lounging room and later lunch
was served. The decorations were au-
tumn leaves and petunias.
Leonard McGackin and his friend,
Robert Walker, will spend this week
at TrentonEFair.
William Beach Of Mclean street, i
now salesman al Kip's ga rage.
Mrs Rachel Layton of Broad street,
entertained Rev. and Mrs. George
Southland of Waretown, and Mrs.
Carries Applegate of Adelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Carpenter enter
tanned their grandson, Joseph Wagner
of New Yor
Sidney Bromley of Adelphia, has a
new Studebaker coupe, and 9. Arthur
Burke has new Oldsmo bile coach.
Edward Magician of East Freehold, has
a new Chev roiet coach.
Alonzo Brewer has received word that
the roof Of his home in Florida had
been torn off in the hurricane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Griffin and Miss
Margaret Ryan of East Freehold, have
been visiting Atlantic lity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Simonson, and
daughter, Mrs. Lester and husband, are
visiting Mr.. Simonson's son and family
in Stonington, Conn.
Miss Matilda Francis, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs AL. Francis, of Court street. is
a student this year at the Trenton Nor
NAL School.
Mrs. Matthew Louden of Jackson
street, is on months visit to Canada
Carrot H hampton Of Jersey vile, has
purchased lot from Ida G. Smock Of
South street.
Miss Muldoon of Newark is spending
a few days with her aunt and uncle; Mr. :.
and Mrs. Edward Bacon Of South
street.