The Jamesburg record., 1901-08-31
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 81, 1901.
Home History.

day, september ..
Don't forget the Firemens' Sociable on
Labor Day night, Sept. I'd.
Mrs. E. B. Brooks spent Wednesday
with friends at the State Home.
Miss Flo. Morrison, who has been very
Ill for two weeks, is now recovering.
Mrs. Eta Smith, of the State Home,
mas resigned her position and left on
Saturday last.
Misses Dora and Pearl Hampton have
returned from three weeks, visit at As
bury Park.
Mrs. Edgar Snedeker was quite sick
last week with an attack of dysentery,
but is now better.
A rare chance-the peach festival on
Wednesday-on the corner of Railroad
Ave-, and Willow st.
There is a new fad ON the railroad-the
engineer and firemen wear high silk hats,
that is they do on one train.
Miss Jennie Bayles, is spending her
summer vacation with her aunt, Mrs.
John III. Culver, of Dayton.
Mr.. Wilson Ely. has gone to Louis
vile, KY, to the annual conclave of the
knights Templar of the us.
Mr.. Charles G. Cox, of the State
Home, will spend two weeks in Flor
ida, going on the 18th of September.
The regular monthly meeting of the
local w. G. 7. U. will be held at the
Presbyterian Parsonage on Saturday,
September 14th, at 8 p. m.
Prof. Lloyd and wife and Mr.. J.
Frank Watson and wife will start for the
Pan-American Exposition ON Septem-
Der 5tb, to be gone two weeks.
Miss Lizzie Brown. of Elizabeth, who
has been spending her summer vacation
at Mr.. Edward Applegates, has returned
home.
Mr.. Willard Hagerman, and family of
-sAsbury Park and Mrs. L. w. Acken, of
Jersey City, have been visiting Mr..
Horace Brown.
Miss Gussie A. Erving of New Bruns-
wick and Miss Florence H. Erving, of
Englishtown paid visit to their brother,
Mr.. E. v. D. Erving last week.
Mr.. Fred Coles house has been newly
painted and carpenter Jas. Emens' house
is to be painted very soon. This work is
being done by Painter L. D. Bayles.
DR.. Chamberlain, who is a Knight Of
the Golden Eagle, will attend the Annual
Session of the Grand Castle, at Fleming
ton, N. j., on Tuesday, Sept. 8.
Pride of Mechanics Home Council,
ID. of L., will hold their first annual
Harvest Home, on Thursday, Sept. 18th.
1t will be held on the corner of the Helm
eta Road and Stevens Ave, where the
circus was held.
Mr.. F. L. Buckelew has sold his fast
bay horse to an uncle in Bridgeville,
DEL, and on Friday last Isaac Farr took
the animal to her new owner. 1t was
loaded on box car and had padded
stall. The trip was made safely.
On Wednesday next, Sept. 4th. there
will be Peach Festival in big tent on
the corner Of Willow st. and Railroad
Ave. We have not had many peach
festivals and this one ought to be popu-
Gar. The Jamesburg Band will play for
the attendants.
The old wooden culvert at Railroad
Ave-, and Willow st., caved in after
Saturdays storm and Street Commission
er Ried has since replaced the box with
good 16-inch terra Gotta pipe drain. a
l2-inch pipe culvert has been put in across
John St.
Station Agent Erving is wondering
what is so very attractive about the Sun
day evening train that the young men
flock around the station in the way
they do. He does not care how much
they look on if they will only just step
aside sometimes and let passenger get
on the platform, and make a little less
noise.
We have one lady in town who goes
away on the train nearly every day In
the Summer and, as we have reported
her goings pretty faithfully, her nelgh-
bors are beginning to ask her when she
does her work. The lady has threatened
US with vengeance dire if we say any
more about her goings and so we shall
have to be careful. She has promised TO
let her neighbors know the days she ex-
poets to stay home.
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