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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
IOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell, OF Newark,
/, re visiting Mrs. Henry Ayers.
Mrs. Harold Edgar entertained two
:, lends over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nook, OF
Newark, were guests of Mrs. Edward
Burroughs, Sunday.
About fifty people from Metuchen
attended the Hart concert in New
Brunswick Friday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Hunt have been visit
ing relatives at Flagtown.
Miss Beatrice Moss has been visit
ing her mother and attended the
graduation of her nephew at South
Amboy.
Mr.. Harry johnson and William
Orton were at Greenport Sunday.
DR.. Fenton preached a b%accalaur-
cate sermon to the graduating class
OF the high school Sunday night.
Exceptionally good singing was rem
dered by the choir.
Mrs. Munger, from Ansonia, Conn,
is visiting Mrs. Henrietta Peck.
Rev. H.. ]. Scudder, of India,
preached in the Reformed church
Sunday.
Or. and Mrs. Mason and family will
move to their seaside cottage at AL
lenhurst on July 2.
DR.. Mason has rented the manse
for July and August to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ames, of New York.
Mrs. Frank Hay and family return
ed home Saturday.
Mr.. r. H. Wilmot is arranging for
a minstrel entertainment to be given
this summer, for the benefit of the
baseball club.
The members of the Royal Arcan-
UNI will give a lawn fete, for the
ladies, next month.
About four hundred dollars has
been raised so far for the Fourth of
July celebration at Woodwild Park.
A flag will be presented to the park,
speeches will be made by prominent
citizens and a band will furnish mus
ic.
Mr.. George Litterst is under the
doctors care.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
WOODBRIDGE.

Miss Inez Turner will graduate
from the Conservatory of Music this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. |. Perry and Miss
Lockwood attended the Rutgers -Glee
Club concert in New Brunswick on
Monday evening.
Miss Dorothea BOyntOn is spending
a week at Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. w. H. Demarest and Mr.. Cam
pion Cutter are anticipating a trip
to Tacoma, Washington. They will
start on July i and be away for two
months.
Mr.. Harry Perlee Is recovering
from his recent illness.
Miss Sadie Voorhees, entertained
friends over night OF Monday.
Mr.. Joseph Richards, of Balti-
more, who has been In town, in busi-
ness with the New Jersey Short Line,
has been transferred from Wood
bridge to Metuchen.
Mrs. S. M. Brewster and Miss Hell
en- Brewster are spending a week at
New Brunswick.
Mr.. Almon Wolff is visiting in
town.
Mrs. David Blair is visiting rela-
tives in Dallas, Texas. She will re-
main there foR six weeks.
Mrs. w. j. Lansley is spending the
summer at Nolan Point Villa, Lake
Hopatcong.
Schools in Woodbridge township
closed on June Is for the summer
vacation.
Mrs. F. G.. Tisdall has gone to
Pennsylvania to attend the. gradua-
ting exercises of her daughter, Flor
ence, from st. Xavier's Academy, al
Beatty.
Miss Jennie Shrouds, of Prospect
Hill, has been entertaining friends
from Tottenville. =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
LOCAL ITEMS.


Mrs. Charles DiSbrow, who is visit
ing her brother here for a few days
has rented a furnished cottage fol
the summer, at Sewaren, with the in
tention of remaining in that town
through the year Mr.. Disbrow will
keen mis- business in Atlantic City foi
the summer. Mrs. Disbrow's moth
er. Mrs. j. b. Brown, will spend the
summer with her.
Mrs. j.. b. Brown is the guest OF
her son, E. r. Brown, FOR q few days
Miss Katie Waltz has returned
from Staten Island, where she ha.
been for some time caring for hel
aunt.
D. C. Winchell is putting up al
office for the Finegan Lumber Com
pany on the ground recently pur.
chased for a lumber yard.
Miss Bessie Slugg spent Saturday
in Newark.
Mrs. Tomlinson and son Freddie,
of PlainfieId, were visiting her sister,
Mrs. e. II. Brown. last week. Mrs.
Brown and two children accompanied
them to Elizabeth for the day.
Mrs. Lettie Beam. of Woodbridge,
was the guest of Mrs. j. G.. Wilson
Sunday.
Misses Fannie Johnston and
Blanche Potter left Saturday morn
ing for their homes In Trenton TO
spend the vacation months.
Miss Pauline Stein left Saturday
for her home in Long Branch. She
was accompanied by Miss Gussie
Fishbach. who will spend several
days with her enjoying the sea
breezes.
Mr.. Bradford remained in town
over Sunday the guest of Miss Dina
StarvHach. He left today for his
home in South Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r, Wilson ana
daughter, of Railway, and Miss Belle
Beam. CT Newark, were visiting
friends in town Sunday.
Hattie Baldwin, of Chrome avenue,
is able to be out after her recent SICK
ness.
Mrs. Thomas Darling, who has
been suffering with nervous prostra-
ton, was taken to her mothers home
in Bayonne a few days ago.
Andrew Mutt, the boy officer Wal
ling took to New Brunswick a few
weeks ago. and the Judge said he did
not look like a bad boy, and SEN him
home with his father, but he has not
stayed there since, and was mckee
up Saturday night and placed in the
lookup.
At the meeting of the Ladies Mis-
sion Band the members were enter
tanned by a foot ace between two OF
their number. There were no prizes
given other than praise for such good
sprinting, and if the sport keeps up
they will receive their reward.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
New Yorl. markets.

81 HL
WHEAT-July, SsHsc.; September SSc,;
CORN July, 5sAc.; September 6sSsc-;
TALIOW Steady; city. &C.; country
0@HIAAY-Firm shipping. eO@7uc.; good to
choice. S71hMg5c. Ra Y%E
STRAW-Quiet; long rye. 6OgeSc;
REANS = Quiet marrow, $zyoaSi me
dunn, 81; pea, $1.6Oal, GA req lMNeutnss'
"Wo0TMsteady; domestic fleece, s5MSSe.
HOPS-Quiet; state. comfion 70 cnoiSes
1905. gGf3c.; 1901 and olds. nominai'
cifc coast, 1905, 10a15c. IDOL llulze'' oies'
JRshliITTER-Creamcry. extra, per pound.
2O1b4z1c.; ffsts. 190s0c. SECONDS. ltzsep
1Sc-: eastern, dairy. choice.s 1870. reno.
yated, extras, 17i2d1Sc.: firsts, l6mllI,'
factory, .frsts,, l5hal6c.; packing ssopH
W SSlHhEEsE-Ncw. state, full cream, large
and small. best. 10hc.: fair to good, larkf,
SMmf0c. !. small, 0Hq9Ae.; light SKINS
best. 7%0ge. part skins, prime, 6hmtc.sn
FCiGStrFresh gathered, extra. per- dOz-
en-. 2Oc. nearby, fresh gathered, firstsftp
extra frsts, 11u1Sc. sfs5i
MILK-Per forty quart can, SILL;
POTATOES Steady; choice, old, pei
bushel. SOdS5c. fair to good, per bushei'
LIVE POULTRY Steady; fowls. 1tQ
I l4ibc.; old ROSTERS, 9ml0c. spring chick
ems, 20Q23c.; ducks, old, 9Mllc.; DO
spring, 12n13c.; geese. 9M10c.
DRESSED POULTRY = Steady; fowls,
choice. 131zc.; do. fair to good, &c.,; Old
ROSTERS. Sc; roasting chickens. choice
i5c.: do, fair to good. 12u14cl broilers'
nearby. zSG30c.; do, western, 2S@zsc,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. Charles Rose, of the Heights,
is very seriously i'll.
The esaterly wind and rain storm
caused some of our merchants to
close their stores quite early last eve
ming.
Broadway was a mass of mud each
side of the trolley tracks last evening.
Mrs. Chris Sheile, of Ernston, was
calling on friends in town yesterday.
The Choral Society's entertainment
on the twenty-first should draw a
large crowd to K, of p. Hall.
The Misses Anna and Lizzie Wood,
of George street, spent Sunday eve
ming in Perth Amboy.
The gas was out in George street
near the bridge last night.
John Dayton, of George street,
mason, has a contract for some work
at Sayreville.
Gamaliel Disbrow, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Newton, of Bordentown venue
Mrs, Kate Metzger and II. A. Dey
enjoyed a trip out of own by trolley
Sunday.
Mr.. William d. Dayton, of George
street, is having his kitchen plaster
ed.
Miss Carrie Parisen, of John street,
has returned home after Il three
weesk visit with relatives in Jersey
City.
Mrs. J.. p. Jones, Of John street,
has returned home from a visit out
of town.
The independence Engine and
Hose Company members received
their new suits last night.
Charles Millet, of Perth Amboy,
was entertained SUNDAY evening by
Miss Nellie Scully, of George street.
Charles Mottbill, of Ernston, is
very Ill.
Miss Harriet Martin, of Main
street, left town yesterday for the
summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parisen. of Jer-
sey City, and child spend Sunday with
Mr.. Parisen's parents in John street.
Miss Carrie Conover and sister, OF
the Heights, will sail for England on
the twenty-first.
A. Silverman and daughter were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fass-
Ter, of Broadway, yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
Fiji RRIDGE

The news concerning The opening
Of the new bridge caused quite a
commotion last evening. They say
that Freebooter Montgomery was SO
elated over the news that he decor
ated his store in honor of 1t.
Already there are people who are
anticipating lots of trouble when the
wagons and automobiles get to run
ming over the bridge and think 1t Will
be dangerous for them as well as for
pedestrians. AS for the trolleys,
they say there isn't any room for
them and 1t wouldn't be safe anyhow
as the bridge is not strong enough
and was not meant for trolleys to
run over, only for wagons and pedes-
TRANS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
AypERsoLE AT is TO /.
Astoria stakes at Grnvesend a Sur
prise For sports.

Astoria takes at Grnvesend a Sur
prise For sports.
NEW YORK, June 19.-Hyperbole, a
Is to l shot, easily won the Astoria
stakes, five f%urlongs, at Gravesend, de-
feating Golden West and the l to 3 ia
vorite, Alteration. The favorite broke
In front, but Hyperbole soon took the
lead and after racing Alteration into
submission came away easily and won
by two and a half lengths from Golden
West, who In turn was the same dis
lance before the favorite. Rosebel!,
making his first appearance since the
Brooklyn and carrying $40 pounds,
finished third to Shotgun and Bohemia
in the first race. The races We're run
over a muddy track, and six favorites
were defeated, four of the six races
being won by long shots.
Jockey Lyme was suspended by the
starter for two days for dlsobedience
while at the post on Rosebcn. Sunma-
ries:
First Race.-Shotgum, first; Bohemia,
second; Roseben, third.
Second Race.-Jennie McCabe, first;
James Reddlck, second; Angler, third.
Third Race.-Far West, first; Ceder-
strome, second; Bullseye, third,
Fourth Race yperbole. first; Gold
en- West, second; Alteration, third.
Fifth Race.-Jack McKeon, first;
Glenecho, second; %Lawsonian, third.
Sixth Race.-Allowmaise, first; Ma
lacca, second; Alpenmarchcn, third,
Why buy two newspapers when
one cent buys the NEWS which con-
Lal.A - .aLanL- - L-LL % :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
COMPLAIN OF THE NOISE.

There is great complaint OF the
boys who congregate at the barn for
merly hired by Orlando Perrine, Sr.,
but now owned by James Briggs.
The noise made. by the children is
very annoying to the nearby neigh
bors and when they get to stoning
one another the stones are liable to
not only break some of the windows
in the house, btu there Is also danger
when sent out in the street of hitting
some one. A lady calling at the next
house to the barn, complained of
some Of the stones flying towards her
as she passed the barn yard. When
demonstrated with by the gentleman
who resides in the house, instead of
respecting his grey hairs, they call
him names such as old man, etc, be-
sides giving lots of other impudence.
The parties think of appealing to the
chief of police If 1t isn't stopped.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
MFRS nECKER,s FUNERAL.

The funeral of Mrs. Ann Decker
eighty-five years old, of Sprague ave
nue., who died Saturday after a I'm
gering illness, will take place at =
o'clock this afternoon in Bethel M.
e. church.
Rev. A. r.. Cronce, pastor OF the
church. will officiate. The interment
will be in Bethel cemetery.
Mrs. Decker was very active up TO
the time of her illness and was well
known in this vicinity and loved by
all who knew her. She was the
mother of six children, of which all
are dead but one son., Jacob Decker.
of Keyport, N. j. Eight grand chill
dren, six great grand children, two
sisters, Mrs, william Carr and MRS.
Israel Bedell, of Pleasant Plains, are
left to mourn her loss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
TOTTEavILLE.
LAUNCHED HOUSE BOAT.
successful Event took Place at Eiils
Ua..I SATURDAY.

Successful Event took Place at Eiils
Yard Saturday.
One of the most successful launch
es was held at the yard of H. z. Ellis
& Son Saturday at 5 o'clock when the
houseboat 'iAlthea," owned by W. r.
Murray, of Plainfield, was
Mrs. Murray, wife OF the owner, IN
a very graceful manner, christeneo
her as she glided down the ways, :
A large delegation of friends OF
Mr. Murray's came over from Plain
field and witnessed the Launching.
Refreshments were servedA after
which the party returned to their
homes.
The boat will be fitted out at the
ward and as soon as completed viii
taken to Great South Bay, where Mr..
Murray will cruise during the sum
mer.
Several other boats are In course
of construction at this yard, a gaso-
lene launch for the Standard Oh
Company and a launch for Joseph
Ellsworth and the large light, a, H.
Combes, of Rockville Centre, is un-
dergoing extensive repairs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
HAS Fast BOAT.

One of the fastest launches seen
in these waters. this season is the
automobile launch owned by Melvin
Decker, near sea- Breeze. She is
twenty-six feet oyer all. 1t has a ten
horsepower Palmer four cycle en-
CINE Installed and the boat is built
entirely of five-eighth cedar, which
was built by Mr.. Decker at his yard.
He had 1t ont for atrial trip yester-
day and showed a speed of fifteen
knots and it Is expected on the final
trial to do much better. Mr. Decker
oxepcts to enter into some of the
races held on the Shrewsbury during
the coming season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
LOOKING FOR

A fight took place ABOUT Gov
o'clock last night rear the post office
between a young man from Perth
Amboy and one from here. 1t seems
that a young man from across the
river was in town Sunday and was
insulted by one of the boys from here
and as a result quite a party came
over to avenge the insult. They
walked bravely up Main street, where
they met at the corner OF Arents ave-
nue., and the fight soon began. Out
of three, one stood his ground and Is
this morning wearing a badly discoi-
ored eye as the result of the affair.
The other two made good their es-
cape to the boat -"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
LOCAL JTEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Nance have re-
turned from a visit to Little Silver,
N. ].
The semi-annual meeting of the
Amicitia Hook and Ladder Company
will be held in their rooms In AmDoy
avenue at 8 O'Clock tomorrow night.
, William J.. Pcnton is confined to
his bed with an attack of rheuma-
tism.
Stephen Slower has his fast trotter
entered in the races to be held at the
county fair grounds on July 4. He
is at the grounds training now for
the coming races.
The Princes Bay Social Union has
made q donation toward the organ
fund of st. Marks M. e. church,
which is greatly appreciated by the
official board.
4. l.. Dennis and A. G. Marscher
are erecting a building at Lemon
Creek, to be used as a repair shop for
gasolene and naphtha launches and
automobiles.
A large number of people were in
town on Sunday, it being the third
Sunday in the month, visiting day at
Mt. Loretta; which brought a num-
Der of strangers to visit at that insti-
tuition.
Mrs. John Knoble, of Port Rich
mond, is visiting her parents In Am
boy avenue.
st. Marks church Missionary So
ciety at a recent meeting elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year: r. G. Candy, Jr., president
Miss Hattie Ravens, secretary; Miss
Eloise Pounding, treasurer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
LOCAL ITEMS.

David G. Johnson, local agent for
the s.. P. C. A., was a Perth Amboy
visitor yesterday.
Professor Oliin Joline spent a few
days with his mother, Mrs. truman
Poline, in Wood avenue, last week.
Freeman Sprague, of Manasquan,
N. j., visited friends IN town last
week. :
Mr.. n Mrs. Edward Hayes, of
Stapleton, visited Mr.. Hayes parents
in Broadway, yesterday.
James Halligan, of Manhattan,
spent a few days with William Hew-
lit, in William street.
Miss Jennie Goodwin, of Manhat-
tan, sepnt Sunday with Mrs. William
O'Conner, in Silver Square.
Hampton C. Ellis. of Main street,
was a New, York visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s.. Taylor and
daughter Evelyn, of Brooklyn, were
the guests of his sisters, Mrs. D.. IL.
Pepper and Miss Jamie e. Taylor 5f
| BENTLEY street, Sunday.
Charles j. Martin was a Perth fets,
boy visitor yesterday. SNst-
William O'Brien is going to han,
electric lights installed in his plad
in Main street. Haines, the electric
ian, has the contract. !.
Patrick Healey, of Brooklyn, is at
the Eureka House for a few days.
Miss Lillian Lawson has returned
to her home In Brooklyn after a few
days visit with her sister, Mrs.
| Charles Hamilton, in james street.
Mrs. A. johnson, of Weir avenue,
had as her geust Mrs. Johnson, OF
Perth Amboy, yesterday.
Captain and Mrs. Robert
ham, TO Brooklyn, are the guests OF
Mrs. N. Peterson, in Broadway:
Misses Edna Johnson and Lillian
Lovett, of Amboy avenue, visited rel
atives in Bath Beach, Sunday.
Misses Tillie Marshall and Hazel
Healey were the guests of Mrs. Edith
Donnelly, in Perth Amboy, Sunday.
Miss Edith and Charles Corbett, OF
Brighton Heights, were the guests
of Miss Alice Joline, in Amboy v
nue., Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19

PIANK MISSING.

On Sunday evening some of the
young people of this borough walked
out on the borough dock and had
Just passed over a place near the
center of the dock when a boy said
Look out" On looking back they
discovered that they had very FORUM
ately stepped over an opening in the
dock caused by a missing plank
which they say had fallen into t."
water beneath. One of the 20 -
girls said it made her trembl~ tAe
sight, for she could see the water and
the danger she had escaped from.
She asked the little fellows if they
couldn't carry a plank from a pile
not far off and put it in the place.
The four boys succeeded, but with
great difficulty, in getting a plank
and putting in the vacant place.
Afterwards there was quite a crowd
out on the dock and it was thought
that the plank having been placed
there may have saved some from
meeting with an accident
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
ANOTHER INSPECTION.

Third Deputy Police Commisslon-
or waldo maid a visit to Staten Island
FRIDAY last in an automobile. He
visited the new borough hall, where
\ detective bureau is to be estab-
lishod as soon as the building is com
nleted. and from there he visited sew
eral of the station houses in the Dor
ough. He inspected the station
house in Stapleton from top to bot
tom. Upon leaving he highly com
plimented Captain Francis Crowley
on the good condition the house was
in.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19

Of the Navy Bonaparte has completed
his review of the case of Captain Perry
Garst, U. s. ~, who was tried by court
martial on charges growing out of the
grounding of the %battleship RHODE Is
land, of which Captain Garst was COM
handing officer. Captain Garst was
sentenced by the court to suspension
for one year with half pay and the loss
Of five numbers. Mr.. B%01aparte miti-
gated the sentence by re lucing the per
iOd Of suspension to oae-half year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
HUeUEHoT.
LOCAL ITEMS.

E. e. Androvett is making extern
sive repairs to his. residence in Am
boy m and will occupy it again
this summer.
A large number of people visited
the Terra Marine Club, at the beach,
Sunday. The large new automobile
meets every train Saturday and Sun
day for the accommodation of its
patrons.
The Empire City Fishing Club, of
Manhattan, opened its new club
house at Eltingville beach nea here
last week. A number of members
we're present to celebrate the event.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
PLENTY OF FISHING.
Large Size Indicates a Good Run rms
Simmer.

Large Size Indicates a Good Run This
Summer.
The fishing season has again OPEN
ed and everything points to lots oil
fish during the summer. Charles
Stark. proprietor of the Raritan Bay
House, at the foot of Beach street,
who has Hshed the local waters for
twenty years, believes that because
of the large size of the first nsh TO
arrive, this years weakfish VIII be a
top notcher.
One day last week Charles Sterl-
ing, John Robbins and Howard
Sprague brought to his hotel three
weak6sh weighing three pounds each.
The fish were taken in Princes Bay
on shielded crab bait during the first
two hours of the flood tide.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
ROOSEVELT.
CHILnREN,S DAN.

The Children's day exercises of
the First Presbyterian Sunday school
we're held last night. Owing to the
bad weather there was a rather small
attendance, but those of the school
that were present did their part in a
very creditable manner. 1t being so
near the close of the public school it
is very hard to get the children inter-
ested, but the labor was rewarded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
HER FINGERS MASHED.

Miss Lily West, of George street.
had two of her fingers very badly
mashed by a gasket machine while at
work in the Perth Amboy vaseline
factory. In putting the paper under
the machine she didn't pull her hand
out quickly enough and the two fling
ers were caught and mashed quite
fiat. Miss West went to DR.. J.. q.
Wilson, of Perth Amboy, and he fixed
the fingers up and is still treating
them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19

DRIVING CLUE OUTING.
Spent the bay in New Brunswick and
Had Enjoyable Time. :.

Spent the Day in New Brunswick and
Had Enj0yabIe Time.
The Westfeld Driving Association
held is first drive sof the season on
Sunday to New Brunswick. AS the
weather proved rather stormy only
twelve of the members went on the
drive. They left here on the 1915
o'clock boat to Perth Amboy when
they proceeded to New Brunswick.
An excellent dinner was served at the
city Hotel, after which a short drive
was made about the city and the re-
turn trip was made for home, arriy-
ing here again n the 5:2O o'clock
boat.
Some of those in the party were
Mr.. and Mrs. James LaForge, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred II. Weller, Mr.. n
Mrs. William l.. Vaughn, MI. and
Mrs. Frank Engert. Joseph b. Kaiser
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ellis
and Mr.. Levy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
HOW no PAY

A discussion arose at a meeting OF
the Board of Estimate and Appro-
priation Friday how to pay the alder
mems Increased salaries. Controller
Metz said he believed he could pay
the salaries out of the fund IN ms
department for the payment OF claims
against the city and thus do away
with the necessity of issuing special
reVenua bonds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
AUxILTARY TO THE WOODMEN

An. auxiliary to the Woodmen OF
the World has been formed. 1t is
known as the Wards of Woodcraft.
William f. Esterbrook, of Tompkins-
Vile. has been selected to take
charge of its affairs and will be its
only representative in this section.
The order voluntarily assumes the
urpos of providing a funeral bene-
fit for the Woodmen of the World,
their wives, widows, mothers. faith
ers, sisters, brothers, children II
other female relatives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
Ar rHE CLIrR HnusE-

Miss Harrington welcomed the
guests at the club house Saturday
evening. and although 1t rained hard
there were nearly fifty people Joined
in the game of progressive euchre.
Cream and cake we're served at
eleven and informal dancing follow
cd. Mrs. Hodgson won The ladies'
first prize, and Mr.. Vene the gentle
mems. Mr.. and Mrs. Crehore re-
ceived consolation prizes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
METVCREN.
AN "AT HOME

One of those delightful June at
homes was given by Mrs. Harold
Edgar, Saturday afternoon. In spite
of the rain the rooms were crowded
with Metuchen's -Four Hundred"
and everything indoors was bright
and ray. Mrs. Charles Prickett as
sisted Mrs. Edgar in receiving, and
the Misses hurry and Alden served at
the dainty tea table. The floaters
were the Misses Bogert, Ayers, Case
and hurry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-19
no R0YNTON REACH.

There will be an excursion of
Christ church Sunday school to Boyn-
ton Beach Wednesday. They Will
leave the borough on the 1920 a. m.
train. The tickets will be thirty cents
this yea There ought to be a good
crowd If the day is fair as those who
go always have an enjoyable time.