The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-06-17
FREEHOLD

To Niagara Pals and return for So il
the advertisement Of the Central Rail
road to Maya Falls. The train viii
leave the Matawan station 4.57 the Sat
urday previous. Returning leave Mag
ara Falls Sunday 4.30 P. M.
The Freehold Grammar School com
mencement was held last Wednesday
ening
Among those purchasing new auto
mobiles are William Cashion and Hon
Ell. Vanderveer new Buick brough.
hams. Charles v. Dubois Studebak-
er coach. Edward Tay Tor Buick
coupe. Norman Farrell Ford coupe,
John r. Kerfoot a new Stutz roadster
Miss Marion Moore Of New York,
has been the guest Of her cousin, Miss
A. c. Smock.
Mrs. Harry V. Campbell Of Manila,
p /. has arrived at the home of hel
mother in Oakland, Cal. Capt. Harry
v. Campbell assistant chief engineer
OF the Manila Railroad Co., will come
home by way of Europe to inspect II oil
lands method of protection from the
sea-
Mrs. G r. Apologize, Miss Annie p.
Perrine. Mrs. II. j. MeMnrtrie, Mrs. F.
L. swan and Mrs ;. A. Yard attended
the Spring Lake community house re-
ception.
DIR. Warren II. Fairbanks is to enter
q summer course in Tuberculosis IN Col
orado, after which he will visit Yell
lowstone Park and the Pacific coast.
The Freehold Library is closed until
Oct 1st.
The house of G. Ward Golden on
Broad street, is being repainted
Mrs. A. r.. White rave a luncheon
and bridge party MT her Summer home
at Manasquan beach Thursday OF last
week.
John Bolton, who has been in the
employ of f lward Palmer, has opened
barber shop at Hightstown.
Lester Woolfenden is at his parents
home, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. WoolfeDden.
The engagement of Walter R. Bovine
to MISS Adele g Young, OF keyport,
has bean announced.
Mira. Harold Nash entertained num-
Der from Freehold in Westfield today
Walter pAnZea and Ed Cadmus Of
Irvinpton. have been guests OF the tor-
mer's cousin, Mrs John H. Sickles.
The Monmouth Memorial Hospital
cleared $3.50 at the tsQnetit entertain
snens at the Strand skaeatre,
Mrs. Harry Jones and Mrs. Ed ward
~ ak er are on q three months visit to
their former homes in England.
Ell. Mcdonald; OF Albany. Ore.
who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. u.
p. Newton, has returned home
William Mount. who has been With
the Monmouth Title Company for "a
years. has accepted position with the
Lakewood Hotel and Land Association.
Miss Mary Patterson, a teacher in the
Grammar School entertained the teach
ers of the Grammar school at her home
in Ardena.
Miss Elizabeth Solomon is home from
Elmira College. and she was accompan-
led bv her roommate, Miss Marion
Smith Of Buffalo, n. Y.
The strawberry festival in the First
Baptist church cleared $1SS.62.
Miss Helen McMurtrie, who has been
engaged in social service work in Ball
timore. is home. Her engagement to
George w. Harrington OF PittsDurg,
Pa, was recently announced.
Mrs. Lillian Carson has been on a vis-
it to Mrs, James s. White in Jersey
City.
Mrs. William Hankins and daughter,
Of Savannah, Ga. have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reynolds.
Stanley p. Conover, of Omaha, Neb.,
has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. e. e.
Rutter. after attending the Shriner's
Convention. He is chief clerk to the
Superintendent Of the North Western
r. r. Co.
Albert e. Kovarsky, rs Center street.
Freehold. was graduated from the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania on Wednesday
June is, at the 170th commencement
exercises held by that University. Stu
dents from virtually every section Of
the United States and a score of foreign
countries were included in the more than
ZOO graduates to whom either degrees
or certificates were awarded. Kovar-
sky, who is graduate Of the Freehold
High School attended the College Of
the University Of Pennsylvania and was
a member Of the Menorah Society,
prominent undergraduate organization
ct the University
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