The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-12-02
FREEHOLD

Thru the local Merritt r. Lamson
agency 35-a, re farm at Morg tnville,
owned By Mr.. and Mrs. ic ard Smith,
was sold last week to Trevor Of East
Orange
Miss Beatrice LOGAN has accepted
p ssition as Steuographer in the Mon
mouth County Y NJ G. A. on Throck
morton street y
At a meeting of the Freehold Ameri-
can Legi Monmouth post Ne 70, held
in heir club rooms last week the fol-
lowing nominations of officers were
made. For commander John Cars well
and RAY mond Lykes; senior vice COM
Inander Nicholas 1oreilo and William
Mills; vice commander Raymond
Ihorne; adjutant, William Cox; histor-
ian. Stacy Matthews; chsplains Rev.
Cuthbert b. Newton county executive
comm ttee. flour menbers] Edward
Welsh, Thomas Mahar. William E.
Eliridge aud Remsen Meyers. Finance
omnittee Raymond Bastedo.
Tunis Denise has gone ON business
trip to Jacksonville, Florida, by ANTONIO
bile. Mrs. Denise wi lenve for Omaha,
Neb., where she will spend few days
with her mother
At recent meeting of Monmouth
graz e. No 90 the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Master Howard Clayton; overseer,
Joseph W. Taylor lecturer, Mrs. Peter
Kolb; steward; George g. Vanderveer;
assistant steward, Stats @. StillweII,
chaplain, George B. Conover; treasurer
William H. Dubois jr. secretary, Carl
b. Schenck; gate keeper, William Il.
Smith Ceres, Mrs. Everett G.. Davis;
Pomona, Mrs. Howard Clayton; Flora,
Miss VIOLA Tuzenew; lady assistant
steward. Mrs. Carl B. Schenck.
Miss Mary d. Taylor, who has a posi-
ton in mental nursing in New York
city, and Myron Taylor student at
Brown university are spending the
weekend with their pareAts, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Taylor.
Mrs Helen Reid OF West Main street,
and her daughter, Louisa have return
ed from a two weeks vacation to
Gloucester and Summit whore she Wis
tied humber Of relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Patterson of Sheriff str ct
is recovering from serious illness at
the Monmouth Memorial h, spital.
About 40 members of the Molly Pit
cher chapter, Order of theEastern Star,
from Freehold, Hightstown and Farm
ingdale were entertained at a card
party held on Monday evening.
The Manalapan church wi Il celebrated
its SEVENTEEN anniversary with what
will be termed 'Old Horne" and Church
day, on Sunday, Dec IL, at which time
all forIre or members are urged to attend
the services.
The mems dinner of Old Tennent
Church, New Jersey, December 8, II
will be addressed by Rev. Charles H. Ii
Med Donald, D. d., Associate Director
OF the Department of Mems Work for
the Presbyterian Board of Christian
Education. Il
Mr.. Mcdonald has had large expert
ence in organizing the men of local 4
churches for greater activity and has X
spoken on this subject to many Pres !,
byterians in the United states.
On Saturday morning November 27th, Il
the Freehold Fire Department was call
ed to the home Of Joseph E. Dubois Il
on West Vain street Here rear shed Il
used as living quarters for the ianitor /
and gardener was in full flame. They |,
extinguished it without the use Of the Il
big hose, chemical being used. All the
contents were DESTROYED as well as con- Ii
damage to the building itself.
A little after O'Clock Monday morn 6
ing the fire department was called to
the home Of E. Hance in the vicinity t
of Colts Neck A part of the house was l
In flames when they arrived but du@ to |
their quick response extinguished it. 1