. Scannell's New Jersey first citizens : biographies and portraits of the notable living men and women of New Jersey with informing glimpses into the state's history and affairs. kes to the County Board ofFreeholders in Monmouth. Mr. Herberts father was ac-tive in Monmouth county poli-tics, and Mr. Herbert has livedin Wickatunk all of his life. Hewas educated at the GleuwoodInstitute, Matawan; and after-wards took the classical courseat Rutgers College, in the classof 1878. Since leavmg Collegehe has been engaged in scien-tific farming on a large scale,finding time however to devoteto public a

. Scannell's New Jersey first citizens : biographies and portraits of the notable living men and women of New Jersey with informing glimpses into the state's history and affairs. kes to the County Board ofFreeholders in Monmouth. Mr. Herberts father was ac-tive in Monmouth county poli-tics, and Mr. Herbert has livedin Wickatunk all of his life. Hewas educated at the GleuwoodInstitute, Matawan; and after-wards took the classical courseat Rutgers College, in the classof 1878. Since leavmg Collegehe has been engaged in scien-tific farming on a large scale,finding time however to devoteto public a

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. Scannell's New Jersey first citizens : biographies and portraits of the notable living men and women of New Jersey with informing glimpses into the state's history and affairs. kes to the County Board ofFreeholders in Monmouth. Mr. Herberts father was ac-tive in Monmouth county poli-tics, and Mr. Herbert has livedin Wickatunk all of his life. Hewas educated at the GleuwoodInstitute, Matawan; and after-wards took the classical courseat Rutgers College, in the classof 1878. Since leavmg Collegehe has been engaged in scien-tific farming on a large scale,finding time however to devoteto public affairs. In 1908 he ac-cepted Gov. Forts appointmentas a member of the CountyBoard of Taxation. GovernorsWilson and Fielder respectivelyreappointed him in 1911 and in 1914. He also held the office of MonmouthCounty Collector for a year. Besides the other state distinctions con-ferred upon him, he was made by Gov. Fort a member of the commission toascertam the cost of land needed to build the mland waterways, and waschosen its Chairman. Mr. Herbert is also a Director of the Farmers and Merchants NationalBank of Matawan and Director of several corporations. He is a member of. Hering 247 tlie Freehold Golf and Country Club and a life member of tlie Union Leagueof Jersey City. RUDOLPH HERINO—Montclair, (40 Lloyd Road.)—HydraulicEngineer. Born in Pliiladepliia, Pa., on February 26, 1847; .son ofConstantin and Therese (Buchheim) Hering; married in Phila-delphia, on January 2, 1873, to Fannie Field Gregory, daughter ofI. N. Gregory, of Philadelphia; — 2nd. in Zittau, Germany, onMarch 27, 1894, to Hermine Buchheim, daughter of Prof. RudolphBuchheim, of Giessen, Germany. Children: Oswald Constantin, born January 12, 1874; Ardo,born March 7, 1880; Dorothea P., born August 25, 1895; Paul E.,born July 26, 1898; Margaret, born May 22, 1902. Rudolph Hering is engaged in private practice as Consulting Engi-neer. Incidental to his practice, he has acted as Chief Engmeer of theWater Supply