The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-10-14
FREEHOLD

. p ". Returning ieAve Niagara Falis
$50 r. M 1t is possible for Freehold
and Keyport pc pie to go by taking
trains to and from Matawan. by paying
regular fare each way.
Mr.. Arthur Peyton Mr.. and Mrs. John
ID. Macdonald and daughter. Miss Jes-
sic, of Hudson street, enjoyed Satur-
day and Sunday at the sSesqui Cent en-
NAL in Philadelphia.
Miss Nora B. Henderson went on
Friday to Washington, where she Will
spend week with Mrs. Mary Wells.
About As members were present on
Wednesday at the opening meeting OF
the Woman's club with Mrs. Charles r.
Applegate president in the chair. The
meeting considered plans for the conn
ing seasons work and program OF sew
eral vocal selections was given by Mrs.
Tunis Denise and q paper, The Mi
nerva Club" was read by Mrs. William
Stokes.
Miss Dorothy Pttenger is attending
the American Library association con
vention at Atlantic city.
Miss Emma Beach is delegate to the
Legionnaire convention at Phlladel-
phia.
The Freehold high school is PLAN
ming to stage musical comedy of the
John b. Rogers production in the high
school audito iuIn Nov. and 3.
Mr.. and Mrs William Barber Of
Ellis street entertained number of
their friends at their home Friday
night in honor Of their fifth wedding
anniversary.
Miss Mabel Hampton of Clinton street
has returned home after visit in Mon
treal, Canada.
Rev. and Mrs. George Horn Of West
Main street have as their guest, Mrs.
Mary G. Dennis Of Chicago Mrs. Dem
MS is an aunt Of Mrs Horns.
Mrs Elizabeth Maurer, who recently
arrive here from Scotland is spending
some time with her daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Hill on jackson street.
Mrs. John Blair Of Forest Hills, N.
X, spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles I'll. Robertson on N ain street.
Loris Lane is spending some time
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lane
on Lincoln street.
The second annual farm produce and
Ii me economy exhibition will be held
for the gfange on the evening of Oct.
II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Al. Hurley and
son, Charles, jr., of Trenton, we're
weekend guests Of Mr.. Hurley's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. b. f. Gunson of West
Main street.
Eugene Daunancher has purchased
another acre Of ground adjoining the
one he recently purchased on the
Lakewood road thru the local f. Al
Strout a. ency.
Frank A. Witbeck, jr.. spent few
ca, at Spring Valley, n. Z.
The local Dodge agency Of Center
street sold new Dodge sedan to the
arm Demonstrate n office.
Ira Baird of the Farmers Ex-
change is on a two weeks seed pota-
to inspection tour TO Prince Edward
Island in Canada
James o. Smith. jr, started for the U
s. Rubber company thru the southern
states.
The Freehold Y NJ H. A. basket
ball candidates went thru a hard
practice session in the 'Y' court in
preparation for their coming schedule,
with some Of the leading amat eur teams
in the state.
Miss Georgiana Wagner Of Rando ph
street is recovering from an operations
for appendicitis in the st. Fran els hos
pital at Trenton
Daniel P. Smock of Hudson street
spent the weekend with his wife and
daughter in Arlington.
Harold Boynton of Murray street
left Wednesday night for a two weeks
vacation in Detroit, Mich. Hs took
with him a miniature loom from the
local rug mill and will use it for demon
stration.
Miss Clara Smith music, teacher in
the public school spent the weekend
with relatives at Doylestown, Pa.
Elmer Robbins Of Parker street is
faid with lame foot the result Of
an accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert North of Union
avenue are raining Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Jenell and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Brandt Of j amsterdam.
Mrs. George Everett Cobb Of Cam
den is visiting her son, Leigh Cobb
and family on Hall avenue.
A coat OF stucco has been put on
the Y. NJ. G. A. building on Throck-
morton street.
William Horton Of Wayne avenue
has purchaeed n new Chrysler Sc.
dan.
Mr.. Ben amin zIotkin and family wer
at the. Lego nair's parade at the Ses
oui Cen tenniAi in Philadelphia.
Max Smith, one Of the proprietors 0
bottling establishment on Soutf
street, Freehold. wss fined 800 anC
costs by Judge Jacob Steinbach. IT., il
the county court Wednesday Of las
week. Smith pleaded guilty Of illega
transportation Of liquor and officer Jos
eph CLANCY told OF ar esting Smith
4 about midnight Monday as he wal
walking on the street with five gallor
can Of alleged apple whisky. Smith
said he purchased the liquor from q
stranger for his own use and was taking
home when apprehended by the Of
ticer.
sFiEVOE FOR CONGRESS.