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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
MORE OF The WINNERS.
List Of the Awards Distributed to
Exhibitors by the Committees
In Charge at the Street
and County Fair.
The Stock Show Horses, Mules
and Cattle SpIc ndId Fruit
Exhibit and Premiums.
STOCK SHOW.

Driving team-First premium, II {
Stockton; second, + b Gill
Draft colts--First, Sim Aeschbaucher;
second, T. J Aeschbaucher.
Jacks any age--First, G f Petty; sec
ond, Howard Daugherty.
All purpose s,allion--First, CP Brown
field; second VIM Upton.
Carriage tean-First, Fred y Caldwell;
second, + K Gill
Nearling colts, either sex-First, John
Bolton; second, r Price.
Second Day, Wednesday, Sept. 26
Single driving horse--First, X CALI
co te; second, Joe Rider.
Mule colts, First, Alf Heine-
'nan; second, l. ] Aeschbaucler
Marc and co1t-l'irst, T. J Aeschbauch-
er; second, Judge O'Neal.
Lady driver-First, Mrs d L Wray;
second, Miss Della McNair.
Draft stallion, any age-First, Howard
Daugherty; second, c Brownfeld
Hamitonian colts-First, + NJ Napier;
second, John Woods.
Angora Goats-First ] T. Wahlers.
Sheep, any age--First, eve, J Lamp
ton; second, eve, Sims & Hughes.
Buck-First, J 5 hampton; second,
Sims * Hughes.
Third Day, Thursday, Sept. q.
Saddle horse, any age-First, J Ed
Morris; second, John Jones.
Decorated rig-Mrs NJ l. Joachim.
Girls driving contest, ~ to Is years Of
age--lirst, Annie Kavanaugh; second,
Rera Moore.
Foot race-First, o'Neal; second, f
Stockton.
Single drivers First, G w Gerhart;
second, J X Callicotte.
Best gentleman driver-First, J NJ Stitl
second, J Ed Morris.
Most Comical Rig First, Jos Hughes;
second, Sam Washburn.
Pot ,tD Race First, Callicotte; second
Woods.
Fourth Day, Friday, SEPT. 2S.
All purpose colts, Sucking First, II
Madole; second, J b Huff.
fafilleT turnout -frSt, l1N STOCKTON +,
second, Ben shank
Single Drivers-First, ] Ed Morris;
second, Ed Kelly
Cattle Show.
Bull, 2-year-od and over, any breed
First, |; n Hull.
Ball, l-year-old, any breed-Iirst, G
J; Petty.
Cow, 3year-old and over any breed
First, G f. Petty.
Fifth Day, Saturday, Sept %.
Mules.
Mules, best team any age, i'll harness
First, Ben Shank; second, !. Smiley.
Best mule 2 or 3.year old-First, Geo
Carpenter second, |. Smiley.
Best year ng-First. J u Kidwell.
Combination Horse.
Combination Iiorse-I'irst, ] Ed Nor
ris: second X Callicotte.
Boy Riders.
Bes; hoy rider First, C!aud Grow;
second. Gene Moore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
ToTTEMWLLEss
THE sPIER CASE.
District Attorney Now Accepts thu
Cuf,fIo Story

" M pc
District Attorney Now Accepts the
Suicide Story.
The inquest into the death OF
Charles L. Spier will be begun by
Coroner Cahill. of Richmond, this
afternoon at 2 o'clock, instead OF
Thursday, which is the regular day
for the holding of inquests. H. H
Rogers, ST.. will not be present, but
his son will be one of the principal
witnesses, as will also Charles Han.
sen. who was confidential clerk for
Spier. ..4f
other witnesses viii be! Mrs. Spier,
the two servants. A. E., Dowler, a
neighbor Who with DIR. III. RI .Patter-
son, was the first to reach the Spier
home on the morning of, the tragedy;
John Martin, the bakers boy, who
vas the first to give the alarm; DR..
George Mord, coroner's physician,
DR.. d. p. MacGuire, who represented
the district attorney at both autop7
sizes; DR.. c. w. Townsend, and II. Il.
Patterson.
District Attorney Kenney now ac-
cepts the suicide story.
The clothing, revolver, bullet TAX
en- from his body, and other exhiDits
in the case will be presented 10 the
jury by Coroner Cahill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
GROWING OF THE VIRGIN.
Beautiful Service at st. Joseph's
Church was Held Sunday.

Beautiful Service at st. Joseph's
Church was Held Sunday.
st. %Joseph's church held their
browning last Sunday night. The
children formed in line in the base
ment and sang beautifully as they
marched from the outside around in
to the church. The W was
Josephine Rock. The prayer recited
by Mary Enot.
The flower girls were Margaret
Hasock, Anna O'Brien, Pauline Erv-
ing, Agnes Jones, Annie Adams. Irene
Green. They held different flowers,
each one reciting to the virgin.
Those taking part as angels We're:
Ella Sheridan, Mary Nash, Helen
Dutco, Katherine Dunn, Florence
Menean. Mabel Benson. Mary Albion
Susie Elks. Mary Jardot. They all
looked very pretty in their robes of
white and long wells.
Many PARTS we're taken by smaller
children in song and recitation. The
evening closed with the benediction
sung as a solo by Miss Minnie
O'Brien, and was beautifully render
ed. Much praise is due Rev. Father
O'Farrell and Mrs. Mentally and all
who helped to train the children,
each one doing their part well.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
DOG IN SOUTH RIVER.

Last Sunday a valuable bird dog
belonging to August Behne disap-
peared when let out for a run. 1t
had followed a wagon some said. AS
the dog had never done such a thing
before it was thought strange and
some even said that the men in the
wagon had called it. The wagon be-
longed to Mr.. Jack Whitehead, OF
South River, and Mr. Whitehead sent
parties down to this borough to find
out who its owner was. In that way
Mr.. Behne learned where his dog
was and Mrs. Behne and her son,
Willie. went to South River yester-
day. 1t proved to be their dog Rover
and he was as delighted to see them
as they were to see him. He made
a big time and put out his paw to
shake hands with them at once-a
trick he had. Mr.. Whitehead tried
to get the conductor of the trolley
car to allow the dog on there with
his mistress and Master Willie, but
orders andrNles were too strict for
that, SO Mr. Whitehead promised to
bring him down. is a wagon Thurs
day. Mr.. Whitehead's kindness was
greatly appreciated by Mrs. Behne.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
WOODBRIDGE.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. j.. M. MeNulty is recovering
from er4recent Illness.
The Professional Circle of Teach
ers will meet Friday afternoon in the
assembly room of school No. l..
The Mems Chorus will give a con
cert on Thursday evening in the w.
"A. A. club house. Tickets fifty cents.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety, of the Congregational church,
will hold a sociable Thursday after
noon in the church parlors.
There will be a military euchre on
Friday night in the w. A. A. club
house for the benefit of the club.
Tickets, fifty cents.
The Misses Dixon, of Upper Main
street. are spending a few days in
New York.
DIR. Hoagland is having steam heat
put In his residence in Barron ave
nile.
Miss Sadie Voorhees, is able to be
out after her recent illness.
The firemen will attend service
Sunday evening in the Methodist
church,
Boynton. Beach will Abe open on
Observation-Disclosures May rs.
Subscribe for the NEtRs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
METUcHEM.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. George Greasen is under the
doctors care.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Alden are ex-
| pected home Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Dorward, of Stel-
ton, attended a reception in Brooklyn
yesterday.
A man employed at the Central
Electric Works fell on a live wire
Sunday morning and was instantly
killed. nii eal
Mrs. Which will be hostess at the
dance at the club house next Tues
evening.
Miss Freeman visited friends in
New York. Monday.
Mrs. Earle has gone west to spend
the summer with her son.
Mr.. Tennor, of New York city, was
a guest of Mr.. A. G. Case over Sun
day.
A sofa caught fire at the rectory,
Monday, and was burned up; no fire
alarm was sent in, as through the
strenuous efforts of DR.. Fenton it
was dragged from the rooms.
A number of our young people en-
ioyed the Field Sport at Rutgers
Saturday. =
Mrs. Lewis is entertaining a friend.
High Bridge called out both conn
panies again Sunday afternoon.
The food sale at st. Luke's parish
house last night was well attended,
and will be. open this evening also.
Marshall Fouratt and his assist
ants, J. T. Gedney, w. Fl. Greenwald,
r. Eagen, j. Veniger, e. Smith, A.
Cornish and p. Koran, were again in
evidence Saturday and Sunday, and
held up and fined seven AUTOMOBILE
lists who We're exceeding the speed
limit, and ninety-five dollars was add
ed to the poor fund. This goes
ahead of church fairs and concert
benefits for making money. 1t is
hoped 1t will also teach a much need
ed lesson, and make life worth living
in our epaceful little town, especially
On the Sabbath day.
Miss Elsie Woodruff, of Railway,
wasain town Monday. (.
Mrs. Kelley and Miss Kelley, of
Goshen, N. Y. are guests of Mrs.
Charles Ayers.
Mrs. H. Johnson and Mrs. e. Row
land left town this morning for a
visit to Old Point Comfort and Wash
ington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
IOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. F. j. Sedgwick. who has been
the guest of her son, John Sedgwick,
in johnson avenue, for a few days
left yesterday for New York city for
a brief stay before returning to her
home in Decatah. Ill.
The Thimble Club will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Charles
A. Marshall, in Main street, this af-
teFnoon.
Mrs. Fred Decker is still in a very
critical condition, at the S. r. Smith
Infirmary.
Miss katherine b.. Ross, a 1906
graduate of the S. r. Smith Infirm-
airy, has returned to her home in Port
Richmond after spending several
days as the guest of Mrs. William
Jacklin, in Sleight avenue.
Benjamin Cole and Alfred Sleight
were New York visitors yesterday.
United Council Junior Order OF
American Mechanics will hold a
meeting in their Don tomorrow
night.
John Preacher is confined to his
home. in William street, on account
of Illness.
The Friday Afternoon Whist Club
will be entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Benjamin Rothschfld, in Main
street, Friday.
Washington Council, D. Of L.,
held a meeting in Mechanics hall
last night. A number of the mem
bers were present.
John Dorman, of Westerleigh,
visited in town last night.
Mr.. and MRS. Edward Androvett
and son Kenneth spent Sunday with
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Mercer, in
Brooklyn. eai I'M
Harry See, of Brooklyn, spent Sum
day with HIS cousin, Elmont Bedell,
in Main street. s 4s
Mrs. Hugh Newton. of Main street,
left y~esterdayst0 visit her parents In
Elmira.
Mrs. James Reilly, of Rosebank,
visited friends in town yesterday.
Miss Ethel Rogers, of Johnson ave
nue., returned home after a pleasant
visit with friends in Woodbridge.
The T. T. T. Club will be enter.
tanned at the home of Miss Alice
Joline, in Amboy avenue, tomorrow
night.
Atlantic A. q will go to Pleasant
Plains on Saturday morning to cross
bats with the Tiger A. c.. on the dia.
mond at Slover's Park.
Lieutenant Willis, of truck lO1, in
Broadway, was detailed last night te
the American Cotton Docks, at Temp
kinsyille, that We're practically de
stroyed by fire Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
EtJCHRE.

The Ariston Euchre was entortain-
ed at the home of Mrs. G, r. Chase.
The usual interest was shown. as
every one played for a prize. There
were ties as to the winners. They
drew for it and the first ladies prize
was a glove box, awarded Mrs. John
O'Mara; first gentleman's prize, a
collar and cuff box. went to John
O'Mara. The consultations were car
ried home by Miss Bessie Slugg and
Mr.. Jesse Foote. After refreshments
all departed, declaring they had a
very nice time.
The next and last one for the sea-
son will be held at the home of Mrs.
John O'Mara.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
SOUTH AMBoy.

Mr.. Aand Mrs. Gelshon, of David
street, are the happy parents of q
little son, born Friday.
Mr.. Charles Roddy and daughter
Lillian are boarding with Mrs. Eliza
beth Hamilton, of Second street, and
Edwin Roddy will live with his aunt,
Miss Emma Capner, who has taken
rooms in Broadway, for the present.
Joseph Roddy, of David street, is
on longer with Fl. Brown at the Blue
Front store. Harry Christianson is
driving the delivery wagon in his
place.
Miss Florence Everett, of Broad
way, was a New Brunswick visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. Jesse Fuller, of Brooklyn,
has been spending a few days in town
and was entertained at tea by Hon.
d. c. Chase and daughter, of Broad
way, yesterday.
The Danish Brotherhood, of this
borough, will have a lecture by a
party from out of town at their
rooms in Odd Fellows hall on the
twenty-fifth. They will serve a sup
per before dispensing.
Mrs. Joe A. Sections sister, Mrs.
Southwick, of Bordentown, accom-
panied the Sections home in their
automobile Sunday and returned
home by trolley Monday.
Mrs. j. Y. Irwin, of the Baptist
parsonage, spent a few days with
relatives at Toms River.
Mr.. Craven, from near Matawan,
was in town yesterday calling on rel
atives and to the death OF
his father, who was eighty-fve years
old.
Miss Emma Dayton, of Bordentown
avenue, is going to have the first
floor of her house newly papered.
Fred Hewlett will do the papering.
Miss Elizabeth Monaghan, of New
burg, N. Y, is visiting her brother,
officer Monaghan and family, of Bor-
dentown avenue.
The George street and Broadway
light was out last night.
Mrs. A. M. Homer, of Attleboro,
Mass, was an unexpected but very
welcome guest of Mrs. Harry Lining,
of Augusta street, this week.
Mrs. Smith, of Catharine street,
who is i'll with brain trouble, has
been taken to her daughters on a
farm at Browntown.
A. Sllverman, of Jersey City, a
former merchant of this borough,
was in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roberts, of
New Egypt, are being entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hillman, of the
Heights.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
WORK AT BROWNS.

Work at the shipyard of A. G.
Brown & Sons is very DISK "A mum.
Der of new boats are IN course OF
construction and a few are pelng
overhauled, and a number OF new
contracts for several large vessels
have peer signed recently. The new
marine railway is fast being complet-
ed. The machinery is being put up
now that draws the railway from the
water and everything will probably
be completed in about two or three
weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
TOT1ENVILLE.
%KEYSTONE,S GAME.

The Keystone baseball team Will
have for their opponents this Satur-
day. on the grounds of S~lover's Ex-
celsior Park, the crack Wanderers,
of Manhattan. A good game is anti
cipated as the Wanderers claim sew
eral victories over crack New York
teams. The K%eystones will be re-
inforced by two well-known players,
H.. Bouker, who will hold down first
base, and E. Brewer, who will oc-
cupy third. The lineup for the local
team will be e. Mcdonald, catcher;
A. Romer, pitcher; H.. Bouker, first
base; q. Fisher, second base; j. Nc
Kenna, short stop; e. Brewer, third
base; A.. Pagnod, left field; G. Bar
bour, center field, and Il. Barry,
right Geld.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
SOUTH AMBOY.
Y. NJ. c. A. OPENING.
BANQUET Held In X. of p. Hall Last
NIGHT q Big Event.

NlRDl n Dig bNtltNs
The opening of the railroad branch
of the Y. M. C. A. in this borough
was a grand uccess last evening.
There were about 400 people assem-
bled in X. of P. Hall, which was
prettily decorated with red, white
and blue bunting and flags. NJ
Blodget and Joseph Thompson, ~
cling railroad engineer of c. !,
were the only railroad officials lies
ent outside of the Y. NJ. G. A.
There were representatives OF the
Y. NJ. c. A. Of Camden, Philadelphia
and Jersey City, the secretaries from
those places. On the platform be-
sides them were seated the clergy
men of the churches in this borough,
Hon. ID. G. Chase and others. There
were several addresses by those inter-
ested in the order.
The entertainment consisted of
singing by a quartet of two ladies
and two gentlemen of New Bruins
wick, piano and violin music by the
Misses Thompson, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dillon, Mrs. George French and
others. There were four ladies from
each of the Protestant churches in
the borough who served the supper,
which was very fine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
EVENT IN BApTIsT CHURCH.

A number of people from this place
and Pleasant Plains attended the
entertainment in South Baptist
church, last night, given under the
auspices of the ladies of the church
by Miss Ola Bidwell, one of the finest
lady baritone singers that has ever
been heard in this town. Her songs
well displayed the wonderful nature
of her voice. Her violin solos were
very pleasing, her readings and her
child dialect were perefect and sur
passed any that has been attempted
here before.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
FOR RACES.

The racing committee of the Staten
Island Driving Club has arranged a
schedule of races for Decoration day
on the South Shore Speedway at
Grant City.
The club will offer handsome sill
yer cups as prizes. A band of music
will be engaged for the occasion and
Commissioner. of Highways Buel has
promised to put the speedway in good
condition for the meet. A number
of horses from this part of the island
have already made application for
the different events.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
HuGUENoT.
or FAIR.

Everything is now in readiness for
the opening of the fair given under
the auspices of the Nickel Club for
the benefit of the parish house of st.
Luke's church, in Rossville Inn to-
night and continue tomorrow and
Friday nights. All kinds of fancy
articles and ice cream will be for
sale and an excellent supper will be
served by the ladies tomorrow and
Friday night. Tickets are twenty
five cents for supper. =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
STATE NEWS.

George l. Lawrence has been APP
pointed postmaster at Wortendyke.
For the third time Gleatworth
Birdsall, a Toms River boy, has his
right arm broken while at play at
school Monday.
The Spring Institute of the Cam
den County w. C. T.. U. will be held
in the West C~ollingswood M. E.
church Friday.
Thrown from his carriage at Som
er's Point on Sunday, Judge e. A..
Higbee, of Atlantic county, had his
collar-bone fractured
All the South Jersey lakes and
ponds we're full of bass and pickerel
enthusiasts at the opening OF the
season Monday. Some bad luck,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23

If people wBdfdfkeep their dogs on
their own premises they would saw
themselves and others lots of trouble.
What is worse than as one is passing
t e coga E n as s6afs 5tfee With 81 an a se eSgnlng
growing and barking dog. Last
evening in'p Henry street, between
Broadway and Stevens avenue, a
party was greatly frightened in JUS
that way by m8re'than one dog OF
the block. Keep your dogs where
they belong and they will not ge
hurt, nor annoy or hurt your neigh
bors or other people except with theil
occasional barking where they can
not reach them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
DOES THIS SUIT YOUq

G. A. Sexton the enterprising Drug
gist, of 20 Smith street, Perth AM
boy. is having such a large run on
"HlNDIPO," the new Kidney Cure
and Nerve Tonic. and hears it so
highly praised that he now offers to
guarantee 1t in every case to cure all
forms of Kidney Troubles and Nerv-
GUS Disorders.
He pays for it If it does not give
you entire satisfaction.
II you use it, it is their risk. not
yours. A 50-cent box sent by mail
under positive guarantees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
KNOWTTON

Everett Knowlton, a ship carpen-
ter who broke his leg while at work
in the shipyard of A. G. Brown &
Sons, about fifteen months ago, and
who has been spending the past year
at his home in Nova Scotia, Canada,
has returned to town and is back at
his former position in the yard, hav-
ing almost entirely recovered from
the effects of the break.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
, AnnITION TO SCHOOL

Plans are being drawn and bids
will be advertised, for the new addi-
ton to be built on public school No.
3, of this place, during the coming
summer. Inspectors were at the
school yesterday looking over the
ground, and say that work will be
started just as soon as contracts are
signed and work will be well under
way during the vacation season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

algonquin Democratic Club, of the
fifth ward of the borough of Rich
mond, held a largely attended meet
ing in the parlors of the Morton
House, in Main street, Monday night.
Several matters of Importance we're
discussed. Eight new members were
added to the roll. The matter of
having club rooms was laid over I'M
til the fall campaign. Plans are be-
ing prepared for a genuine Rhode
Island cIambake in the near. future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
NO N MEETING.

The regular meeting of the Dor
ough council was not held last NIGH
in borough hail. When the mayor
called the meeting to order only
Messrs. Disbrow and Dey responded,
The mayor then adjourned the meet
ing, as there was not a quorum pres
ent.
AS those present started to leave,
Councilmen Dewan and Hillman came
in. They then. proceeded in a body
to X. of p. Hall to attend the recep-
ton given by, the Y. M. C. A., as the
mayor and oouneilmen were invited
guests.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23
YACHT CLUB

The annual regatta of the Staten
island Yacht Club will be held off
the club house, at Stapleton, Decora-
ton day, Wednesday, May 80, begin
ming at II o'clock. A number OF
interesting contests have been ar
ranged, but chief interest will center
insthe motor boat races. After the
races there will be a dinner served in
the clubhouse, the arrangements for
which are in the hands of a compe-
tent committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23

THE PRIzE7

- ~ ~
Songs Sung at the ChiIdren's Day
- EXERCISES.
Everything has been published in
the NEWS concerning the May party
given By the M s.. A. S. except the
winners in the races. We have tried,
but have only got the names of the
winners from school No. q.
Foot race, first boy from No. 10;
second, Chester Young.
T~hree-legged race, first, Morris
Garber; second, Benjamin CARRIER.
Foot race from school No. 8,
Hon race, FIRST, Mary Cotter; sec
ond, Katie Stokes. ,
Egg race, school No. 10. 4
Sack race, first Leo Collins; sec
ond. Norris CARRIER.
Foot race, girls from school No.
10.
Foot race, boys from school No.
IL. rf.n as.
Foot race, boys No. 2. first. James
McGil; second. Willie Staubach.
Foot race, girls No. q, first, Katie
Dunn; second, Annie O'Brien.
Obstacle race, first. Leo Collins;
second, Francis Coughlin.
Bicycle race, boys. first, John
Davis; second, John Healey.
Bicycle race, girls, first, Gertrude
Harrington; second, Florence Men
can.
Bicycle slow race, Frank Williams.
The. MAY Day song around the
pole, also the song of Roosevelt. COM
posed by Miss Ethel Inslee. of Wood
bridge, teacher in school No. q, are
M out " IF nrtnt ~ AHrOotol1r oO 49,
people unable to catch the
words as the children sang. They
are as follows:
Song of Roosevelt to the tune of
Marching through Georgia."
Sing a song of Roosevelt, once Car
teret and Chrome,
Then a part of Woodbridge, now a
borough of our own.
Some day will be a city and may have
another name,
But now its three cheers for Roose-
welt.
Chorus:
Hurrah, Hurrah, oh let the chorus
ring.
Hurrah. hurrah, we're glad we're
asked to sing
IN Ilio lVo udy vi IublICCp ia
RoOsevelt's day of youth,
Wen be willing to come every year.
In Roosevelt there is a club, it's
name is NJ. S. A. c.,
of men who have the trait
of generosity,
Whom we do thank for this great
day,
Which we shall ne'er forget, we the
school of Roosevelt.
Chorus:
There's ]. X. Bryan, E. s. Quin, JOS
.eph Herman hoo a
He'll, HthAeapS and Thomas
Devereaux,
Brady, sGerke ana #fncheli and VIII
liams 4 the men na
Who formed the famous committee.
Chorus: esa a0 NJ
May Day Song to the tune of "My
Bonnie lies over the Ocean,"
Oh dear Cartereti YOU have vanished,
And Chrome satthing of the past,
But the Borough ofhRoosevelt, is with
us. A 81,
With it all our interests we cast.
Chorus.
Roosevelt, Roosevelt. t
OF thee we are singing today.
Roosevelt, Roosevelt,
OF thee we are singing today.
The men of our town gave a picnic
To us, all the school children dear,
Our gratitude now, we will show to
you, ne.y H,ft
And continue to do so each year.
Chorus:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-23

The baseball team OF public school
No. 1, OF this place. crossed bats yes.
terday afternoon with the nine Of
public school No. IL, of Concord, az
Slover's Excelsior Park, Pheasant
Plains, and defeated them by a score
Of 81 to s. Batteries for pubic
school No. / team was Dougherty
and Bedell. This team has won two
games out of the three in the games
az the District Athletic League and
have now qualified to compete In the
game for the championship of the
borough.