The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-10-07


elected for the ensuing year. Presi-
dent William Go'dstein; vice pres
ident, Solomon Lopatin; secretary,
David Finegold; treasurer, Morris
Friedman.
The Freehold American Legion,
/ Monmouth Post No. Sd started their
usual bi-monthly dances on Wednes-
iday, Oct 6. These dances are in tia
tional and all those having the original
invitationsswill be admitted. The post
held card party in their club rooms
recently.
Miss Elsa Chaplin Of the University
OF Chicago spent few days with MIR
and Mrs. A. P. Lane of Lincoln place.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cooper Of Elm
4 street spent few days with friends in
Point Pleasant.
Mrs. Raymond Sheehan Of Center
street has returned home after under
going q successful operation at the
AZ onmouth Memorial hospital.
Norman Farrell is painting sign
over Kip's garage, Inc, on Throckmor-
ton street.
Miss Nina Hepburn left recently for
Newfoundland, where she will take the
last mail boat for Labrador before
navigation closes Miss Hepburn, who
has been stud ing art for several years.
will spend the winter in Labrador
sketching native characters and marine
views and will return home in the
early part of next April.
Mrs. Charles Chagaris Of Broad wav,
took her four children, Augusta, An
thema, Kathryn, and Annatasia to the
Monmouth Memorial hospital where
they had their tonsils removed.
Herman Sand and family Of Center
street have returned home from
weeks motor trip thru the states of
Delaware and Maryland.
Allen Collins, Truck Buck and Theo-
dore Lewis have returned from Forest
Hills where they attended the national
/; tennis matches.
/ Nathan Katz and brother Morris of
Factory street spent Sunday with
friends in New Brunswick.
| The Freehold high school student
council will organize for the present
school term at a meeting held last
week.
The Freehold Foresters baseball team
will not play any more games this
season.
Mrs. Eleanor B. English, who has
been at Mantoloking since last March,
has returned to her home on Lincoln
place.
| Mrs. Raymond Sheehan is improving
from an operation which proved sue
cessful at the Monmouth Memorial hos
pital and returned home last week.
Mrs M. M. Hellerman and sister,
Miss Edith Rix of the Mary Mae Beauty
parlor attended the National Hardness
ers convention at the Benjamin Frank
lin hotel in Philadelphia.
G.. Arthur Burke has purchased
new Oldsmobile coach from the local
agency on Throckmorton street.
WilliamC. Conover Of Haddonfield
was guest of relatives here over the
weekend.
judge Ruff " Lawrence OF West
Main Street began holding circuit court
for Ocean county last week.
Mrs. Lucy e. Hartshorne of George
street returned home from months
visit in Putnam Conn She return ed
last week to Wilson college. Chambe
burg, Pa, wheg she will resume her
Miss Mabel Crawford Of Monmouth
avenue, was taken to the Monmouth
Memorial hospital. where she will
undergo an operation for appendicitis.
Fl. A. Sutphen, cashier of the Nation
al Freehold Banking company of West
Main street has purchased the resi-
dence of East Main street of the Misses
Marion and Eleanor Laird. The new
owner will take possession on Jan. 1.
DIR. James M. Taylor of Hamilton, N.
Y, spent a few days with HI. e. Taylor
and family. DR.. Taylor was professor
Of mathematics in Colgate university
for more so years and retired two years
ago.
The local Christian Endeavor union
are planning to hold their annual fall
rally service the Baptist church on
Friday Oct. Is.
Mrs, L. kirkpatrick Smith of High
land Park, New Brunswick, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. William FL. Macdonald
of West Main street.
A miscellaneous shower was given
last week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G.. Hibbs of Marcy street to Mrs.
H enry Coyne, in honor of her recent
lAdAIAASO
The first card party of the season
given by the American Legion and
auxiliary Tuesday evening was very
well attended. About $50 was cleared.
This Wednesday evening the legion
will hold their first bi-monthly dance
Miss Dorothy M. Meixner of Scran-
ton, Pa, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Mashagen Of Bovine avenue Her
brother Oscar spent the summer at the
Mashegen home.
A number of frien Is Of County Clerk
and Mrs. Joseph McDermott received
postcards from them. The cards we're
sent from Gibraltar and Napoli.
At the yearly business meeting Of the
w. G. 7. u, held last week. the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year. President, Mrs Minretta
De Mott corresponding secretary Miss
Louise Reid; treasurer, Miss Fannie
VanMater; superintendent Of the L..