The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-10-07
FREEHOLD

with sGeorgius IL Rex and the date
worn off. The reverse was entirely gone.
The next Central Railroad Excursion
from Matawan to Niagara Falls will be
run on Sunday, Oct. 18th. Train will
leave Matawan Saturday night at 5.b7
p ". Returning leave Niagara Fails
$50 P. Al. 1t is possible for Freehold
and Keyport people to go by taking
trains to and from Matawan, by paying
regular fare each way.
The p. r.. r. excursion to Phila lei
phia will be on Sunday morning at 40
O'Clock. Returning from Broad street
station at 500 P. NJ This will be an
opportunity to visit the Sesqui- Cen
tennial exposition altho nothing but
eatables and drinkables can be purchas.
ed on Sunday on the grounds.
The cheap G. R Excursion to New
York is next Sunday, leaving the Free
hold station at .S2 A. NJ, and returning
at9P. M. from Cortland street.
We have received from Mrs Joseph
McDerlnott picture Of the ruins OF
What remains of the Roman Forum at
Rome, Italy.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph E. Dubois who
have been spending several weeks at
their farm on the Manalapan road, have
returned to their home on West Nam
street.
James Kearns, jr., son Of Justice OF
the Peace and Mrs. James Kearns who
is in the Coast Guard service, is slowly
recovering from an operation tor an
ahscess on the bladder in the st. Peters
hospital in New Brunswick
Thu the local Merit r. Lamson
agency several acres Of land owned by
Mrs. II. Halberg on the Adelphia- Lake
wood road has been sold to Philip
Trarbach. The latter plans to build
new property on the same place.
Mrs. Benjamin Harris of McDerInott
street. was removed In the boro am
hnlance to the Monmouth Memorial
hospital for an operation fo, gall
stones.
Ameeting Of the Women's Democrat
ic club of Monmouth County was held
last week at the home OF Mrs. Charles
Mrs. Sue Hesketh has returned to
her home in Red Bank after spending
q couple Of weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Jackson Of Hull avenue.
Mrs. M. Henry Williams visited her
nephew DIR. William Bates in Phila-
delphia.
The Misses Edna Smith and Mildred
Duryea spent a few days with relatives
and friends in Brooklyn, NY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Abbott and
5aughters spent few days with Mr..
and Mrs. William Trew in Philadel-
hia.
Miss Elizabeth Burr, who graduated
from the local high school IN 1925 IS
suffering from TYPHOID fever at the.
Spring Lake hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Runyon, Miss
Carrie DAYTON and William Dunn Of
Stelton were guests of Mrs. Frederick
C. M iris and Miss Nora Henderson
last week.
Sidney VanHise has purchased new
Ford sedan from the local Samuel Van
Mater agency on East Main street.
William II. Freeman is having his
house on East Main street extensively
altered to make several additional
apartments.
John Cancv who has been relaying
number of sidewalks on Broad street
Manalapan avenue, last week relaid the
one along the side Of the Baptist church
property to the new grade which in
some places is nearly foot above the
old grade which often was underwater
The new curb and gutter and sidewalk
are great improvement.
Harry Packwool has purchased new
Oldsmobile deluxe coach from the local
agency.
Leon Ansclewitz Of Belrnar, grad
uste of the law school ofDlckinson col
lege. Carlisle, Pa, has taken a posi-
ton with the law firm of Stokes, Nc
DerInott and Hartshorne, where he will
serve the requisite clerkship prior to
taking his examinations for entrance to
the bar.
George A. Whitsell has purchased a
new Buick coach from the local H.
L. zobel agency of East Main street.
Eugene Shrott, student at the State
Normal school at Trenton, is spending
the weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j Shrott OF jackson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lewallen of Col
lingswood, spent several days with Mr..
and Mrs. William Lewallen Of Sheriff
street.
rhe Misses Elizabeth Oakley, and
Elizabeth Yard resumed their studies
at Tie lNcW OSLcSJ OOlASe5O AOA WOAISh AZ
New Brunswick Lass week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Adams Of AS
bury Park, formerly Of Freehold left
this week for their winter home in
Florida.
Richa d Sengstack, proprietor Of the
Freehold Flower shop of South street,
has moved from Old Bridge to his new
home on Jerseyville avenue.
William M. wins Of New York city,
spent q few days with his mother, Mrs.
Emma Yard WINS.
William Richardson Of Haddon-
field was recent guest Of his aunt,
Mrs. John b. Conover.
While Thomas Booth was driving his
Ford coupe on Throckmorton street on
TUESDAY Sep. %, he collided with Isl
dore Dicker, Il year old son Of Mr.. Isl
dore Dicker Of Vought avenue. The
boy was hurt but the injuries were not
declared serious by DR.. Reynolds. The
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