The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-09-09
FREEHOLD

leaves the Hr66nOiO SbablOn AZ 1s4~ a. M.
and returns from Broad street at 5.23
P, NJ. The returning time is incorrect
on inside page, hence We insert adv
again with correct time on last page,
I. Pealman had the exterior Of his
property, including apartments and
store. shingled and stained. The paint
ing and 9pairing were done by sal
mahnson and Neimzow.
Harry Hafeman, who recently pur-
chased the property on Throckmorton
street vacated by DR.. Harvey Brown,
is renovating the premises and remod-
cling the house for his occupancy.
Nick Torello has sold the house at %
Murray Street to Markawitz Brothers.
BENJAMIN Goldberg has sold his prop
erty on Randolh Street to Mr.. Wag
ner of Englishtown and has purchase
ed q house on Hull Avenue from Mrs.
Annie Parker. The dea were made
through the Tannenbaum agency
g. Norman Wilkinson Of Williams
burg, Pa, was 8 guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
VIM A. Thompson, Tuesday. MT.
Wilkinson was a former teacher IN the
Freehold High School. He is pro-
Drietor OF a taxidermy establishment.
Thomas Gleason Of near Sweetman's
Lane has practically completed the
cellar for his new home to be erected
on the property adjoining the Nate
Browa property on South street.
Miss Vivian Hyres returned to the
home Of grandmother, Mrs. Josephine
Hyres, after spending the summer with
her aunt at Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Bennett and daugh
ter and Mr.. Bennert's mother and Mr..
and Mrs. George FairWeather OF Middle-
town N. Y, were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. SiIas ronk.
Miss Virginia VanNote of Bay Head
who is working in the Farm Denonstra
ton office, is spending two weeks va
cation in the Northern part of New
York state.
Miss EVELYN Cook, Miss s arab Shat
to. Lester Fort and Wesley Evenson,
graduate of the local High School, are
planning to enter Ursinus College, for
the coming school term.
Mrs. Maryetta Twiliger of Ellis street
on Tuesday went to the mountains for
her health. Her husband accompani-
ed her and returned last Thursday.
George Barkalow who is employed
in the local post office, is enjoying
two weeks vacation.
MissRuth Oakley and brothers, Thorn
as and Charles returned to their home
IN Center street after an extended vis-
it with their aunt, Mrs. William Nc
Harg at Adelphia.
Miss Sara Riddle of Hull avenue has
entered the home for the aged at Smith
burg, kept by Mrs. Erickson.
Miss Alberta Whitman Of Midvale
spent week with Miss Mildred Ply le
Of Shafto's Corner.
Rev. and Mrs. George Horn have re-
turned to their home after a three
weeks vacation spent with relatives
and friends in Ohio,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Matthews
started on Tuesday morning by ga auto
for two weeks visit among relat ives
and friend of Mrs. Matthews in Ca NADIA
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Cobb and chill
dren, Doris and George Everett return
ed to their home n Hull avenue after
a ten weeks visit with Mrs. Cobb's
sister on Long Island.
Michael White gave his home on
Vredenburgh Avenue new coat of yell
low paint.
Mrs. Ella Hires WINS and son, How
ard. Of Hull Avenue, spent week with
her aunt, Mrs. Austin Stevenson of
Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Matthews of
Pompton Lakes spent the weekend
with MIR. and Mrs. Simon E. Pyle at
Shafto's Corner. Miss Mildred Pyle re-
turned home with them for weeks
visit.
Mrs. Louise Finegold, who has been
visiting at Belmar, has returned home
and opened her bungalow here. Mrs.
Finegold's sister is living with her.
Miss Winifred Gray Of Lincoln Place,
will soon leave for Colorado, where she
has sew eral girl friends. Miss Grey will
attend the College situated at Colorado
Spri ngs.
Harold Throckinorton is foreman Of
number Of men of the s. 8. Thompson
Construction Company of Red Bank
who are rebuilding the road from Toms
River to Seaside Heights.
Miss Marcella Jeffries enjoyed a weeks
visit with her cousins on a farm near
Hightstown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ely have closed
their Clarksburg home and
are making their home with their
daughter Mrs. Edith Horner of Free
hold.
Mrs. Charles Erickson spent last
week with her daughter Mrs. james
Danrer and family, Of Freehold.
Miss Elizabeth Abbot, a student
nurse In the Philadelphia General Hos
initial. IS spending two weeks at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Abbot.
Miss Susie King entered st. Peters
Hospital, in New Brunswick, on Sep
TENDER 8, to continue the nursing
course which she formerly started.
Miss Josephine johnson, for several
years a teacher in High school, about
twenty years ago, VISITED Mrs. A. g.
SmoCk.
Miss Grace II. Maybe, former resi-
dent Of Freehold and who is now reg
istered nurse in Philadelphia, visited
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