The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-11-25
FREEHOLD


Than sgiyine
Mrs. S. T. Wood Of Lincoln Place
has returned from motor trip to Tilg
mans Island, Nd, where she visited =
number Of her many friends and rele
tives
F.. $. Cassel. principal Of the Freehold
high school, has taken lease on the
George e. Perrine residence on Broad
way, now wned by Harry Sherman Of
East Freehold, and will move there from
the Everett Matthews house on South
street in Decent er.
Mrs Lydia Barber fell on the wet
pavement in front Of S. T.. Perrine's
residence ON West Main street. She re.
ceived severe injuries She was taken
in the borough ambulance to the office OF
DR.. q. g. Reynolds, where Xray photo
graphs revealed that her left hip JOINT
was cracked in several places
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Campbell and
Mr.. and Mrs. ia .ob Storer, of Freehold,
were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs Albert
Kellington Of Adelphia.
WINS ID. Matthews, who commenced
the foundation some time ago for his
new home near Clayton's corner on the
Freehold road. is now building his gar
age to be used at present for a work
shop during the erection OF the dwell
ing.
Eleanor Dobbins is suffering with q
broken arm sustained from a fall off a
truck
Miss B. M. Gallagher Of Elizabeth
spent couple Of days with MIR. and Mrs
G. H. Robertson.
Mrs. Annie Palmer spent week with
her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Wakely Of
Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Miss Ida Huff, who had her tonsils
removed at the St Peters hospital in
New Brunswick, has returned to her
regular duties in the Monmouth Title
Company.
Mrs. Frederick Dunn and children,
spent two days with relatives and
and frieids in New York eli
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Keller Of Red
Bank were recent guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Smith Of
Elm street.
An oil stove exploded in the kitchen
of Joseph Murphy's house on Mclean
street, Thursday. he stove was thrown
out in the yard and the flames smother
ed. The firemen were called but were
not needed.
Mrs H. J. McMurtrie, president Of
the Women's Missionary Society OF the
Monmouth Presbytery. attended dis
trict meeting at luckerton. Tuesday.
Mr.. McMurtrie drove her there in their
car. Mr.. McMurtrie and DIR. ely Par
ker, who acc inpanied them, drove on
TO Atlantic City, and were there during
the worst Of the storm, that ragged along
the Jersey coast that day.
Harold Throckln6rton, who is EN-
ployed by the State Highway DEPART
ment, is now in Jersey City, on the APP
proach to the new bridge to span the
Hudson,
Miss Anna Okerson, who has been
visiting relatives here, returned to her
home in Bayonne. Her brother, Will
ard Okerson, accompanied her Tor
few days visit.
Mrs. Grenville B. Little has moved
her residence fir M Freehold and will
make her home in the future with her
sister. Mrs. Charles Read, on farm
near Colts Neck
Edward Lang visited in Philadelphia
asst week.
Mrs. Sarah Hoffman Of Hackensack,
visited her sister Mrs. Alexander Z.
Moreau
Mrs. Minnie Cordiner Of Montclair
has been the guest of Mrs. George Como
yer, for several days.
Mrs. w H. Vredenburg, who has
spent the summer in Spring Lake,
has gone to New York for the winter
months.
Mr.. and Miss William A. Barkalow
and daughter, Elizabeth, visited frlnds
in Salem. They made the trip by auto.
Mrs Everett Woolfendan, Miss NJ ar
ion Curley and Miss Alice milford at
tended the teachers Convention at At
lantic City.
Mrs. Joseph Crotchfelt is recovering
from a weeks illness at her home on
jackson street.
Edgar Wyckoff Of Germantown spent
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Ct. Como
YER.
Instead Of the usual trip to Washing
ton. the class of 1927 Of the local high
school will either take one-day trip
up the Hudson river or hold a banquet
next spring The class is planning to
hold benefit invitation dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith spent a
few DAYS with Rev. and Mrs. E @. Con-
over of Glenside, Pa, formerly OF Free
hold
Charles Oakley and daughter Of Free
hold, have left for their winter home ID
Belleview, Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Priggie OF Free
hold and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Huber
Of Hightstown, scent few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. A Priggie Of Atlantic City
David Silverman of Brooklyn spent
4 couple Of days with Mr.. and Mrs
John rhulman of Bovine avenue.
Mrs. Frank Tompkins Of Beechhurst
&. 4. spent few days with her sister
Miss Virginia Taylor of Conover street
The partnership Of Barclay anC
Brasch, managers of the Wilieys * nigh
and Overland salesrooIn has oiss olved
Marlboro