The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-12-23
FREEHOLD
WE WISH Dun READREs A MERRY
CHRISTMAS


CHRISTMAS
An entertainment entitled sThe Won
derful Song" Will be rendered in the
church Christmas Eve, in charge OF the
e-,nerintendent Mrs. George n. irons
Mrs. w pobbins is arranging anoGhsE
arr of the program to be rendered
is expected on the same evening TO nave
a ommunitv tree.
The pubIic sale of farm ma chr cry
and : OH of q Arthur Blu Ike on the 81
ton Adalphia road, last TuesdaN was
lar,alv attended. FERNS Of credit SEEM
ed RESPONSIBLE for good prices. Corn sold
for nj her bushel; baed hay %31.50;
leose hav. $26. so: COWS ranged in. prices
from S225 to S45; hogs abouts$l5 each;
ateam for 1927 Mr.. Burke is retiring
Mrs. Charles Barkalow is visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. Daniel Ireland at AsDur
Park
John Strickin is having a hot water
heating plant installed in his home.
Mrs. Jennie Hampton and Mrs E. u.
Matthsws and son, Lester, visised Bob
Kruger at the Allenwoo hospital.
Mrs. David Buck Of Brielle spent sew
eral days with her family at Colts
Neck.
Mrs. John w. Smith and children and
William Reech and children we're AS
bury Park visitors.
Mrs. Eleanor Webster is now making
her home with her son, Joseph Webster
on the Homdel turnpike.
Mrs J. Stahl of Henry street visited
her daughter, Violet Reech, on Mclean
street for a few days.
Earl Hieser has been spending several
DAYS in Newark with friends.
The Brotherhood Of Old Tennent
church held their annual father and
son dinner in. the Sunday school room
of the church Thursday evening. Rev.
Charles MCDONALD gave an interesting
address.
The Girls club of the West Farms
Sunday school gave play, The Mill
lionaire Janitor," in the church hall
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Moore OF the
West Freehold hotel, are hqppy over
the arrival of babs girl born to them
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Perrine and chill
dren. Doris and Franklin of Hightstown
were Sunday evening guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. E. l.. Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dittmar and chill
lren, Lucy Belle and George, OF West
Main street left Saturday for Zofio
Spings, Fla, to spend Christmas with
Mrs. Dittmar's father, Richard D. Fry
err.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Hampton and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs Donald Havens
of Spring Lake, visit Mrs. ~chanck BoT-
den at the home of S. j. Donaha, on the
Freehold road. Mrs Borden celebrated
her SOth birthday on Sunday Dec s.
She has been seriously i'll while at her
daughter IS home.
John V. Denise went to Memorial
Hospital at Long Branch, for treatment
of an intestinal disorder
Joseph E Dubois spent several days
last weeksin st. Francis Hospital, Tren-
ton, under observation.
Mr.. and Mrs John b. Kerfoot will
sail for Europe early In January They
will visit places in England, France and
Italy.
Louise VanShoick, six year old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lester VanShoick.
was taken in the Borough Ambulance to
st. Francis Hospital, suffering with
pneumonia.
Miss Virginia Carey is i'll with sea rlet
fever.
Miss Vivian Sherman is i'll, at her
home on Broad streer, with scarlet few
er.
Mr.. and Miss D. G. Butcher and chill
dren left Friday for Palm Beach, Fla.
Miss Annie Perrine went I o Trenton
this week and visited Mrs. Frederick
Perrine
} Miss Lydia Parker and Miss Cornelia
Parker have gone to New York to spend
several weeks.
Miss Nazie Bennett of Cots Neck is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles A
Poole Of MIDI etown.
Ralph Cortenuto moved his family
from Throckmorton street to Broad
street.
Or. George g. Reynolds has had an
oil heater installed ia his home on
Main street by George Mulholand. To-
cal plumber. MIR. Mulholand also
Installed one in the Freehold Elks home
on East Main street.
Monmouth council No. 25, yJr. o. u.
A. M. of Freehold will distribute checks
to the needy Of Freehold this Crist-
mas amonntings to several hundred dol
lars,