The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-05-20
FREEHOLD

Mrs. John Macdonald, Of 40 Hudson
street, is enjoying two weeks vacation
in Jersey City and at the home OF her
brother at Kingston, N. Y.
The Russian concert and ball at Ford
ham Park Hall, will be held Saturday
evening.
Fred Jameson and family have moved
into the house corner of Washington
street and Union avenue, recently pur-
chased by Chief of Police DeVries.
Alex Cobey Of Greepoint, N Y, has
purchased the house and four acres OF
land on the Jerseyville road from Har-
nv Burdge thru Lew Tannebaum' S
agency. Mr.. Cooley intends to erect
road stand.
The entertainment committee OF the
Catholic Daughters Of America rendered
Miss Kathryn Hicky q kitchen shower
upon her coming marriage to Morris
O'Connor at the home of Mrs Mae Lew
is on Lincoln Place.
A new Buick sedan has been pur
chased by Horace Rue.
Fred Hemphill is owner OF new
Essex coach.
Edward Lintner is the owner OF new
Studebaker brougham.
George G. Robinson's house on Broad
street is being reprinted.
Stucco is being applied to John Dale's
residence on Jackson street.
The American Legion Auxiliary will
have card party in the Legion rooms
Tuesday evening.
The Monmouth House property has
a - AfnS,xr,ol1 Doaa If RroolxIvn
who will take away the front porch
and make a white stucco front. No
change in the tenants is contemplated.
Mrs. James M. Maxwell, who has been
been boarding at the Quirk home, at
80 Hudson street, during the
Winter, has returned to her M an.
asquan cottage.
Thomas Mahar has gone back to the
Monmouth Title Company.
Miss Grace Magee and Bertram Heis-
er, both OF Marlboro, have announced
thoir engagement.
Mrs. William H. Halves is visiting rel
atives at Washington, ID. @.
The home of DIR. j. G. Clayton is re-
ceiving a new coat OF paint.
John Smith. OF Lafayette College,
has been visiting his parents.
Major Peter Vredenburgh, at one
time prominent athlete Of Princeton
University, is expected to atten the
50th anniversary Of the lnter-Colleglate
Association of Amateur Athletics OF
America at Canbridge on May 2Sth and
goth,
Lloyd Ely. who has been with the
Monmouth Title Company for sixteen
years, has accepted position as search
or for the Lawyers Title Company. lie
is considered one OF the best searchers
in Monmouth County.
The old elm tree in st. Peters church
ward, near the corner OF Main and
Throckmorton streets, cut down. was
estimated by the sap rings to be 80
years old.
The Freehold Chapter Of the Izaak
Walton League will ask for the improve
ment of Lake Topanemus.
At the meeting of the teachers and
officers OF the Freehold Reformed
church Sunday School these were elect
Cd; Supt. Conover for II years re-
fused to serve longer, ard he was made
observation-disclosures itus. Peter Kolb
was elected Assistant Supt., kortenius
Schenck; Secretary, VIM. A. Statesir;
asst sec'y: Walter S. Oakley treasurer,
and Wilbur g. McElvaine assistant
treasurer; David III. Buck custodianof
library. After the election refreshments
were served by MIR. and MIS-. George y.
COnover.
At last test of the so called zoning
ordinance is promised. j. Eisenberg and
son. of Marlboro, VINO purchased the
property on South street, at the Jnnc-
ton OF Park avenue, and intend locating
a gasoline filling station there. The Els
enbergs have retained Max Finegold to
represent them and he will ask for a man
damus by the Supreme Court.
James SIattery, wife and daughter. of
Bound Brook, have visited MIR. and Mrs.
Charles 8. HI. Mount.
Charles Chagaris has installed a play
er piano with violin attachment IN his
restaurant
Stanley McIlvaine is a salesman for
the Freehold branch Of Dodge Brothers.
Mrs. James WEIGH gave delightful
tea to number of lady friends.
DIR. H. w. Ingling is having cement
block garage built.
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement OF Miss Bertha Apologize,
daughter Of MIR. and Miss Ralph APP
plegate, of 1861 Tenth avenue, Brad
lev Park, to Robert r. Cant son OF
Mrs. Margaret Cant Of Sylvanla av-
Onue, Neptune City.
There was slight blaze at the candy
kitchen OF Harris s. Foosaner store on
W. Main street little before noon on
wednesday. The damage was slight.