The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-12-09
FREEHOLD

M. Henry Williams was taken sudden
ly i'll saturday ewing, and has been
confined to his bed, under the care OF
his physician, since then.
Mrs. Brokaw, Of. Lebonon, N. j., has
been n recent visitor at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. James Balew, on Lin
coin flace.
Miss EVELYN Peterson, Miss Madeline
Jacobs and Miss rancis Il urley, OF
stiresila ParA visited Miss HelenBagltt.
Dr.. William A. Robbins and family
Of Madisou. visited his father; William
RobbIng On SUNDAY. Mr.. Robbins re
turned home with them for weeks vls7
it.
The w. G. T. u. met in the lee
ture room Of the Reformed chu,ch on
Tues lay afternoon, December TIN, at .
&c sock.
Miss Nelson Of Plalnfield and William
Dittniar of Mariners 5. HArbor, L. i, were
the Thanksgiving day guests OF Mrs A.
Ditrmar and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. WINS, Jr-,- and
daughter. Miss Barbara, OF New YORK,
were guests OF Mrs. Vim. IA. WINS
Mr.. and Mrs. William Trew and sons,
of PhiladeIphia, visited Mr. ana MRS.
Joseph Abbott and family
Ray Hartman entertained number
of friends at his home on Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph s. Conover OF
Bloomfield, were guests OF MIS- doroon
IS. Conover.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis RiopeI, on Wednesday Decem-
Der 1, 1925.
A son was born to MIR. and Mrs YER
non Statesir on Monday, November 29'
in st. Peter's Hospital, New Bruns-
wick.
Mclean Whitcomb was home from
Universltg of Penn. over the week end
and had as his guesa Joseph Bright OF
Kentucky, u fellow student.
Adeline Dyer, STUDENT at Kent
Place was home Tor the thanksgiving
HOLIDAYS ana had as her guests, Miss
Emily May Blensle of Missouri, and
Miss alexandra Babcock, h native Of
Russia, adopted byan american Ianll-
ly several years ago and brought mere
when they returned from a trip TO that
country.
Dr. Joseph q. McDsrmott Of New
York. was able to visit his mother, :
Mrs. VIM. McDermoLt, over Ihanks
giving day. Ii will be remembered
Or. McDer mott was in an automopiie
accident last July and was injured so
severely, lis life hung in the balance
Tor many weeks. he is now able 70
walk about on crnIches.
John Crawford, who is stationed as
state trooper at Kingston, IS spending .
Two weeks vacation With his parents,
Mir. and Mrs. Alonzo Crawford.
George Hellerman Of West Main
street. who mas beeu in the Long
branch Hospital suffering with dlph-
therla, the past few weeks, returned
home.
Charles Luganani, who recently Sc
verely injured his right leg while III an
accident, is slowly recovering and ~
able to walk about on crutehes.
Anunber from this vicinity attended
the excursion trip to New York city via
the Central railroad Sunday.
Hugh McGowan Of Mclean street is
recovering from two weeks illness.
The Missionary Workers society OF
the Methodist church will meet Friday
"
Huise OF East Main street.
Harry Gibson, who resides near DER
SEVILLE, has purchased the farm from
the Daniel Clayton estate, adjoining Inc
Adelphia cemetery. Harry dioson, SA'
will operate the farm in 1877.
George Hill Of Lincoln Place broke
ground last week for the erection q an
English Colonial type dwelling Q, SIX
rooms and bath, on the lot ne purcnaseo
some months ago at 1856 South street,
James Power started the erection for
a store which he is bui ding at the cor,
mar Of South and Marcy streets, 10 'FRONT.'
Of the former Resell dwelling, which
Mr.. Power recently purchaser from
BENJAMIN Goldberg. /
A meeting Of the Freehold Y. IA. d.
A. was held in the club rooms Tuesday
evening.
Paul Cherin, who is attending Ursin-
MS college at Collegeville, Pa, spent the
Weekend with his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Harry Cherin Of Club place.
professor Harold M. Stillwill Of East
Main street past exalted ruler OF the
Freehold lodge Of Elks, had charge Of
stha m1sical program Of the Red Bank
lodge az Elks' annual memorial service,
held at the new Carlton theater at Red
Bank Friday. MIR. Stillwell had the New
Monterey concert quintet as artists Tor
the occasion.
The local Christian End eavor unlon
held business meeting and social IN
the Sunday school rooms OF the Pres
byterian church on Wednesday even
ing.