The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-11-11
FREEHOLD

James Power who conducts grocery
store at the corner OF South and Nc
Lean streets, purchased from Benjamin
q oldberg the former Resell property,
nearly opposite his store.
The Willing Workers society Of the
,Jerseyvills Metho list church were en-
tertained at their. business meeting at
the home Of Mrs. Holmes Wilson on
Thursday.
George &. Marshall and family have
moved from the house on onover St..
owned bv George Saker, to the house on
HI avenue, owned by Miss Anna Con-
way.
RAYMOND Lykes was laid up at his
home from the effects Of an injury re-
caived when an an ice pick was acci-
IDENTIFY dropped and pierced his right
heel
Charles Bawden, jr:. OF Bayonne, has
accepted position WITH the treehold
branch ~ the Prudential Insurance
company.
Arthur Kelly Of Lincoln place has
purchased new Pontiac coupe
Miss Edna Smith is confined to her
home with an abscess on the lower
aw.
Mrs. Srubbs moved on Tuesday from
Union avenue to house on Jackson
street,
Mrs. Edward Meghan is enjoying a
three weeks vacation from her duties
at the telephone Office.
Everett Matthews layed new concrete
walks around his home on Cottage
place.
The ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church held their meeting this month at
the home OF Mrs. David Bovine on Sher-
if street, Wednesday afternoon.
Leigh Cobb returned home, Sunday,
from Chi ago whei 9 he had been for
week
Benjamin Goldberg is filing in with
dirt in the front yard OF the double
house he recently bought from E. j.
Parker on Hull avenue.
Mrs. Mary Chilling Of Trenton spent
the week end with friends in Freehold,
William Beach Of Mclean street. is
driving a new Oldsmobile coach.
Joseph Wolco t of Colts Neck has
leased the pool room over the Embassy
theatre on Main street, formerly Occur
pied by G.. Il. Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Reynolds, Mrs.
Edna G mover, Mrs. Sadie Matthews,
john Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Wilkins
and Mrs. E. Matthews visited Gladys
Grant. a patient in the Long Branch
hospital.
Arthur Dugan hal his Essex coach
considerably damaged last week while
on tkm uarlb 70 road he was rim into
by q Ford sedan driven by Mr.. Thonp-
son.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Dale
of Mechanic street enjoyed 9 good
time Monday night when Halloween
party was held for them at their home
There was large attendance.
The American Order, Daughters of
st. George, held their nnualHallowe'en
masquerade party in their rooms Mon
day evening.
Arthur McTllvaine. who has been
suffering with acute infaiumatory rheu-
matism the past three weeks and has
not improved any, was removed to 81.
Peters Hospital at New Brunswick.
A mock wedding under the suspices
of the Council of Sisterhood was held
at the Embassy hall on West Main street
and proved real success. Dancing was
enjoyed.
George Hellarman, son Of Mrs. Mary
Hellarman, of West Main street, was
taken to the Monmouth Memorial hos
pital suffering with pneumonia.
David Birmbaum Of Philadelphia,
who has been employed in RoselIss
drug store for the summer, has accepted
a position in Somervile,
Mrs. w. F. Atkinson is reported to be
very i'll with pneumonia, at her home in
Washington, ID. @.
Mrs. Frank Schneider was the recent
guest Of Mrs Fred Burke OF English
town.
Miss Gertrude Wilson OF Hightstown
was the recent guest OF Miss Elizabeth
Yard
Miss Elizabeth Kearns, a student
nurse in st. Peters Hospital, visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs james
Kearns.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Trew and sons,
Of Philadelphia, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Abbot and iAe.;A1
Daniel Dore Of Englishtown ~ has
purchased new Ford Tudor.
Harold NJ. Stillwell is driving a new
Htudebaker coup.
g. w. Conover, Of Englistown, has q
new Oldsmobile sedan.
Mrs. Benjamin VanDerhoef, Of Eng
lishtown visited her sister, Mrs. James
Kearns
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parker of Ridge
wood were recent guests of the Misses
Parker.
Eugene Dugan entered brakes Bust
ness College in Perth Amboy, to take
up the commercial course.
Mrs. Joseph T. Laird has returned
from the Monmouth Memorial Hospital
much improved in health after an oper
alton for appendicitis.
Mrs. Halves has returned to the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. F. B. Howell, af
ter spending the Summer and Fall in
New London, Conn.
Mrs Rena N. Ward, Mrs. Sara Com
over and Mrs Ella Combs visited the