The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-08-05
FREEHOLD

At the Apologize -Appleg t reuni n
held at pennent Church, Aug ID, l9s0
the folio wing interesting relics will be
kobert Monck on's letter as ing
Lord Granby's infiu nee for his broth
or Henry. Robert Monckton was the
Commander at Quebec. After Wolfe
was killed. Henry was killed at the bat
tie of Monmouth and is buried along
side of TeDnent chnr h.
Washington's signature to an honor
of medal Revolutionary soldier dis
charge.
Letter Lafayette
Miniature Painting Of General Wash
ington.
Joseph Slattery of Bound brook and
David Lanahan Of Philadelphia visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mount last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Trew and
three sons, Of Philadelphia, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Abbott over the
weekend. Mrs. Trew and son, Norman,
remained for few days, before re-
turning,
Charles Fl. Clav ton is having his
house on West Main street, covered
with.stucc ). The premises are occupied
by Charles Laid, Photographers, and
Mrs. Hellernan's beauty shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. K. Snivels OF Dayton,
Ohio were guests the first Of the week OF
Mr.. Sniveley's brother, Melvin Snive"
w On Thursday, accompanied by Miss
Helen and Melchor Snively, they Went
to Shady Grove. Pa, where they Wis
tied another brother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Snively will visit the Sesqui-Centennlai
before the return to their home IN
Ohio
Miss Emma Hance, alocal telephone
operator. has been transferred to AS
bury Park where she will remain the
rest of the summer.
Miss Ellen S. Conovor is spending
two weeks at Delhi, Delaware County,
New York.
Irving Wyckoff of New York, forln-
erly of Freehold, was rec MT visitor
in Freehold.
Frank Muldoon brought the first
golden bantum corn and green peppers
to the market.
Miss Vivian Blakney has a position
in the office of the local Y. M. y. A.
Ira Tilton who is employed IN
The National Freehold Banking Co.,
is on a two weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Levy Joined
partv from Asbury Park on trip to
Barnegat Bay.
DIR and Mrs. H. w. Ingling, Mr. and
Mrs. John johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Dubois, Mr.. and Mrs Ward 6old-
en- and Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Moreau
composed party which went to Bar
negat Bay.
Mrs. Evan Julian of Chester, Pa,
visited Miss Ethel Bovine.
William Cox, clerk in the 10 al
Post Office, is enjoying a two wees
vacation
Charles Lugannani has a position in
the Seacoast Trust Company in Asbury
Park.
Leo Hoffman has taken apartments
in Ike Finegold's house on Brineker-
hoff avenue.
Tunis Layton of Marlboro, under
went an operation in st. Francis Hos
pital.
Joseph q. McDermott Of New York,
formerly of Freehold, nephew of Coun-
ty Clerk and Mrs. Joseph McDermott,
was seriously injured Monday morning
of last week, in an automobile crash
at Perth Amboy. He was driving his
car from his Summer home at Point
Pleasant to New York At Amboy. he
was struck by a milk truck. His injury
is broken pelvis bone which caus d
partial paralysis.
The Apologize -Appleget reunion will
he held at Old Tennent Church on Sun
day. August is, 1926, and will attend
service at II O'Clock, daylight saving
time. Mrs. Sarah H. Sheppard Of 235
Main street, South Amboy, is the secre-
tarY.
Edward Maloney Of Manalapan,
who underwent an operation for APP
nendicitis in st. Francis Hospital,
Trenton, recently has returned to bis
home.
spare tire was stolen from the
back of George Schanck's Ford car,
while it was parked along the curb
in Asbury Park
w. N. Thompson and family and d.
p. Smith motorored last week to Get
tysburg, Pa, and the Cavern. and Nat
nral Bridge in Virginia seeing many
places.
Miss Dorothy Hartman, a student
nurse in the University Of Pennsyl-
vania, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Hartman.
Postmaster and Mrs. Clarence VIII
bur. Mr.. and Mrs. John VonBargen
and William Levy expect to go on the
New Jersey Shriners excursion to
Bermuda next month.
Mrs. John Millikin, who has been
seriously i'll in New York hospital,
for several weeks, was brought to the
home Of her father, Jess Woolfend on,
inf the Borough Ambulance.
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