The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-09-30
FREEHOLD

ffeG Library, FTeonOtu, IN. D.. Will axe
part in the Fiftieth Anniversary Con
ference of the American Library Assoc
citation at Atlantic City and Philadel-
phia.
Mrs r. L. Matthews; daughter and
son, Lester, spent Tuesday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs John HI. Grant at
Colts Neck.
Mrs. Emma Matthews and Mrs.
Grace Matthews are spending two
weeks with relatives and friends in
PhiladeIphiasand Camden.
Mrs. Carrie Yard and Mrs. Helen
Poland Of Farmingdale were recent
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis s.
Bortner Of Englishtown,
A kitchen shower was rendered Miss
Nellie Toon at the home Of Mrs! MAT
thew Louden on Jackson street "a onday
evening in honor Of her approaching
marriage in October to Edward Meghan
OF East Freehold. Miss Toon received
many useful gifts. about 30 friends
helped to make the evening pleasant by
playing games and music hefresh-
ments were served at a late hour.
At regular meeting of the Freehold
American laegion Monmouth Post was
held Wednesday evening. A clam bake
was enjoyed after the meeting.
Ike Finegold Of Brinkerhoff avenue
has purchased q new Buick sedan from
tho localH. u. ZoDel agency.
Miss Elizabeth Solomon has returned
as senior to Elmira college, Elmira,
NY.
Carl G.. Conover of Lincoln place, a
graduate AfIom the Pennington school
has entered Wesleyan university at
Middletown, Conn.
MRS, George u. Torn is attending a
two days conference for Presbyterian
and synodical Young Peoples secretar-
les Oh the FRESH TEXAN church which is
being held at Germantown, Ia Mr..
horn is secretary for Young People OF
the Monmouth Presbyterian Society for
Missions.
The American Legion auxiliary will
hold bazar on November Ii IN Hobel's
garage.
Lester Woolfenden is visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs, jesse Is. Woollen-
den for week, before returning to the
Massachusetts Institute Of technology
at Boston.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter NJ Grimshaw Of
Brooklyn, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Romaine Rue Of Manalapan ave-
nue..
August Casener will manage the
Freehold high school football team this
year. At present he is busy in arrang-
ing the schedule.
Miss Marion Bowen, who has been
EMPLOYED in the Monmouth Title COM
pany Tor several years, has resigned
and will retarn to her home in Bur
lington.
Jacob Goldstein who spent few days
with his parents here, has returned to
resume his studies at Columbia univer-
sity.
Rev. John H. Schwache, pastor of the
st. Peters church on Throckmorton
street has returned from three
months vacation in Europe.
Rev. John H. Soden and Mrs.
Raymond Sheehan are patients at the
Monmouth Memorial hospital, Long
Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Branford and
Mr.. and Miss Andrew Brown motored
to Washington over the weekend.
Herbert j. Hinnss left for Ithaca,
N. Y. on "Wednesday where he will take
a five years course in architecture al
Cornell university.
Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughn and daughter
entertained at dinner on Thursday Mrs.
Ltta Rue and daughters, the Misses
Mary L. and M ra Rue Of Freehold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stats d. Stillwsll of
Freehold and Miss Katharine Conover
were guests of Mr.. and james H.
English OF Hackensack and Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Terhune Of Park Ridge, for
a few days.
Mrs Mary Burke is suffering from
sprained ankle.
Miss Adele Ely returned to New York
on Wednesday to take up her studies at
Columbia university again this year.
) The senior Y. NJ. G. A. he'll its first
meeting on Monday evening under the
leadership of Rev. Fred w. Drucken-
miller.
Amos Applegate of Central avenue,
Lakewood, arrested by Chief Of Police
DeVries on South street, Freehold, on
Friday was adjudged guilty Of drunken
driving by Recorder Holmes, who impos-
ed d fine of $500 and 50 so costs and in
default OF payment Of same committed
Apologize to the county jail for 30 days.
Louis Moskowitz, a student at the
Trenton Normal sctool spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Moskowitz of Mechanic street.
Miss Mary Owens, daughter Of Rev.
and Mrs. Marshall Owens has begun
her duties as a teacher in the Matawan
high school. Miss Owens graduated from
the Wonen's College at New Bruns-
wick last June.
Myron l.. Taylor eft last week for
Providence, r. l., whore he will enter
upon bis third year as a student IN
Browns I'm versity.
Fred Bradford, Olive Neuman, Irving
Neuman and Harry Hanee have re-
turned from successful fishing trip
to Barneget Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Schenck Of near
Freehold left ON Saturday for Honour
lu, where theyplan to reside permanent
" with their son, Norman, who Is
missionary in that country.
Mrs / Elwood Reid of BROOKLYN Wis