The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-09-23
FREEHOLD

cup at the recent Deal Beach Golf
Club Tournament In the final match
last Friday Mr. Walker defeated
George Coe Of Rumson and received
his second golf cup Of the season.
Thirty five members Of Good Will
Hook and Ladder Company Of the Free
hold Fire Department, held their an
ual Fall shore dinner at Soldiers Beach,
Tuesday evening of last week.
Mrs. A. r. White is planning to move
her bnngalow at Manasquan Beach,
Off the ocean front, to lot which DR..
White purchased several years ago from
ID. v. Perrine, opposite the Jackson
House
Miss Elizabeth Woodward. who has
been living in the w. II. Freeman house
will occupy one Of the r. A. Ellis apart
ments.
A fire in Michael Murphy's garage on
Monmouth avenue did slight damage
on Wednesday.
Monmouth Court House Chapter,
d. A. r., held card rarity at the home
of Miss Florence Beach on Broad street
this week.
Beginning October 3rd the Public Lii
brary will be open on Sunday afternoon
continuing through the fall and winter.
The library will be in charge Of Miss
EllenS. Conover.
Mrs. William Baggitk and Mrs Mar
tina Smullen and daughter, Betty, of
Lakewood, are spending this week
with Mrs. Frank Kane.
Miss Anna Stewart left for Cleveland,
Ohio, where she will enter the Western
Reserve college for five year nursing
course.
Joseph Brakely was confined to his
home with severe cold asst week.
An apartment in the r A. Ellis house
will be occupied by William f. Barka-
low for the winter.
Edward Cooper, clerk in the Post
Office, is enjoying fifteen days va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Nouns were visit
ed by Miss Kathryn Slattery Of East
Orange.
Kinmouth Tuzeneu of West Free
hold is patient at the Monmouth
NJ emorial hospital
julius Wolfe of ManaIapan has ac-
cepted position with the Prudential
Insurance Co., of Newark
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hartman have clos
ed their bungalow at Manasquan Beach,
and have moved back home.
Joseph Smith Of West Freehold has
new Buick coupe.
Dwight Ba5bitt Of Bridgeton was a
recent visitor here.
Miss Eleanor s. Conover has a posi-
ton with the Monmouth Title Com
panS.
Sergeant George E. Tighe is driving
new Buick car.
Miss Kathryn Truck entertained Mrs.
Louise Mathay at her home here re-
Gently.
After spendinga week at Madison
DIR. w. +. Truck has returned home
Mrs. adie Matthews and son, Junior,
are visiting Mr., and Mrs. John II. Grant
at Colts Neck
Miss Marion Thatcher of W. Main
street has taken a position as secretary
to DR. Joseph Lintz of 59th street, New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hampton and
TWO girls, Dorothy Spittlehouse and
Eleanor Scanlon. of South street. spent
Sunday at Megill town.
Miss Mildred Apologize of English
town spent few days last week with
Miss Ethel Sutphin of South street
Miss Anna VanHor returned to
Princeton last Monday week to take up
her duties as teacher there.
After months visit here Mrs.
George B. Perrine has returned to
Flor da
Last week thru the Tannenbaum
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building lots on Brinkerhoef avenue
to Merit Lamson and Fred Woodhouse. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Matthews en-
tertained on SUNDAY evening John
Louden, Phi Ills Abbott, Gertrude
Hugo, Nellie Toon, Ed Megan and
Lester Matthews.
Mrs. Ray Schenck and daughter re-
turned home Saturday from the Long
Branch Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Vanderveer Perrine
enjoyed the company of Miss Laura
Conover and Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn A. |
Okerson, on Sunday morning to listen
an able sermon by Rev. G. T. Bates, /
the recent pastor of Old Tennent /
Church, now pastor Of the Calvary
Presbyterian church at Riverton, N. |
j: Mr.. Forrest Hulsart drove the ear
Rev Mr.. Bates preached his sermon
from lisa. vi. 6. 4 saw the Lord
Several members Of the Monmouth
Court House, Chapter D. A. r.. have
returned from an outing last Friday.
They went by bus to Trenton, where
they visited the Old Barracks museum
and then went to Morrisville where they
were the guests OF Mrs. William Clayton
at luncheon.
Among those from Freehold who
will resume their studies at the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania last week
are Garret Hartman, Samuel Foos-
amer, Joseph Laird and Mclean
Whitcomb.