The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-06-24
FREEHOLD

Tennent Lodge, No, I69, Knights Q
Ptthias, Tuesday evening, June ~
viii have Past Chancellors meeilng
and ladies night, professional entertain
ment and refreshments.
David Vanderveer Pefrine and sam
uel q. Cowart, of Freehold, and WI
]. Hend erson, Of New York, attended Tn
reunion of the class Of 1876 at Princeton
All the above were students OF the Free
hold Institute
Mrs G.. b. Little has lately entert ain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Brandon. witt
daughter, Adele and sons Norman anc
George, Of the Bronx, N. Y. Also Mrs
Elmer Abrams of Hagerstown, Md.
Miss E. VaRMater, of Red Bank
spent Sunday with Miss E. 2. Rue
Miss Hoover Of Narbeth, Pa is
spending week of her vacation WIN
Mira. g =. Little and Miss M l.. rue.
Andrew Bovine is having his bunga
low on George street, Repainted.
w. A. Thompson has purchased a
new Buick sedan and DIR. Allen Col
Inns a Chrysler roadster,
On Tuesday. June It'll. 1925. daugh-
ter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Lykes.
Miss Mary Anna Nevius has been
spending week with relatives in Tren-
ton.
Mrs. G.. s. Conover and Mrs. Sara
Conoyer are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph s. Conover in Bloomfield.
Rev. and Mrs. Dubois Morris and
family, who are occupying a cottage al
Spring Lake visited Theodore w. Nor
ris.
WIN. N. Thompson and family are
occupying DIR. Yetuan's cottage a.
Manaso uan Beach Albert Treat ano
wife were recent guests.
IewelIvn HiIIar has had his tonsils
removed at DR.. E. @. Hazards Hospital,
at Long Branch.
Miss Lola Anders is assistant in thu
Chris, opher house ten room.
Mrs. John Hall is under medical
treatment ut the Long Branch HospI'
tai.
g. r. Apologize is having cold stor-
age house erected at Wemrock
Miss Bertha Vanderhoef has been en-
pertaining Mrs Joseph 2. Reed.
Miss Marion knight is visiting Mrs
Howard a Sutphen.
On Mondau@vensQgl members q the
sEfeehold he meat mt 70 TOMS IssV &
to celebrate u found gay q one q rs
inmates of the Convafess = = ~ zs
that place. There were only q few lIiem
bers of the band present. bnt they play
ed and happy time was enjoyed with
PLAYING ms rumental music and sing
ing.
At the annual class day exer Uses
held on the school lawn on THURSDAY
Richard Vanderveer, president Of the
class. presented the new High
School with a bronze tablet which had
Abraham Lincoln's and his famous
Gettysburg address on it.
Monmouth County Historical asso-
citation will hold its June meeting IN
OIa Tennent church, 4ennent on We'd
nesday. June 80, at 3 o'clock. The
= 1eaker will be DIR. " Lansing
s,ollins. secretary OF Princeton univer-
sitv. The subject OF his address will
he ssThe EARLY Days Of Princeton col
lere." The meeting will be open to the
public.
Visitors from eight states, Canada and
Bermuda gathered at Freehold
Monday on the farm OF Will and
Ross CLAYTON for discussion revolving
around seed potatoes. Among the SUBJ
iecta discussed were: Diseases of
notatoes. fertilizer test, seed sources
ana seed treatment for crop develop
,nent. The meeting was held under
the auspices of DIR. W. H. Martin OF the
New Jersey Experilnentaiion.Th states
represented bv the 20 visitors were
New York, Pennsylvania, Maine, YER
mont. Michigan. Washington, New
Hampshire and Maryland.
The Freehold Public Library will be
open every day during the summer. las
usual but evenings, only Mondays and
Saturdays.
MARLBORO REFORMED CHURCH.
Bible school in the Brick Church
SUNDAY M rning at $780,. followed by
preaching service at 1920. The evening
service will be omitted SO that all can
attend the community ser ice at the
ChautauQua tent. The prayer meeting
Thursday evening will be omitted.
The pastor is collecting material Tor
the historiol discourse to be'gIven at the
centennial of the church building in
Ort ober and would greatly appreciate
any data relative to that occasion.
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