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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30

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EsarIna A.sasslnatIon. kIl. SELF.

Atlanta. Aug 20 Il r. Kllns, q
laundry clerk who came here from IA
yannah committed suicide early TtMa
day morning NJ hiJ boarding house
40 South Pryor street. by cut Ing hls
throat With razor kline's room.
mates found hlm lying upon the floor.
nj, thrpnt giBhrd. and q bloody razor
IN Mia hand II was said that Kline
had been drinking for tho pas two or
three weeks. AMI was In a highly ner.
y0us slate Ne hal expressed tho
fear the nlghi before that he vas the
victim ~ assatslus Kline had been
hglng IN Atlanta i've weeks For
tie past two week.. his friends say.
20 nai been IN a spree, lie had lost
Ms pDsliIon a. Guthman'a laundry.
where he worked "a marker ard
sorter bui had been promised a Job
wiib the Troy laundry. which he was
~ have accepted Tuesday.
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Court Appsr.n,lx DIVIDED.

~ Perrt,urz. Aug 80 The court
a. PsisrhoG apparently u divided az
how to NEE, the campaign Of the tor.
Orists Premier stolSpin aud hiS
cabinvt. h0Tevsf have taken q sesnd
aSains, repression on q scale which
Soad aFiys the whole peopie lato re-.
vol The pfsmIsr's visss are re-
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
Conner is NAMED
GOVERNOR or ALABAMA
majority Estimated From Six
} to Eight Thousand.
JOHNSON, eANkHEAo AND KNOX
in the Lead for Alternate U. S. Sc !.
ator-unoffieia Returns Indicate a
Choice Of Johnston and BaH<heso.
Weakley Named for Chief Justice.

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 29,-ThC
Democrats Of Alabama Monday elect
ed state officers by primary, Guu
also voted for Two candidates tor l
s.. senator
Owing 10 the great age Of the pres
'ent senators from Alabama, VINO had
no opposition 10 reelection, two can
dldates for alternates were voted tor
These alternates will be appointed
by the governor or elected by the
legislature in case Of ,he death .!
disability Of the present incumben,s.
For governor. Hon. b. b. Conner
of Birmingham, was nominated over
, DR.. X. NJ. Cunningham, OF Ensley, by
a majority estimated at from 5000
70 5000.
For lieutenant governor II. Is.
Gray. OF Birmingham. ANA d. J Mead.
or, Of Myrtiewood, are In the lead,
the returns d, hand being insufficient
10 name the winner,
For L. s. senator, John + Morgan
and Edmund ". Pettus. had NJ oppJ.
Bition. For alternate L. 5. senator,
Joseph w. JoInston, John H. Bank.
head and John A. Knox, are in the
lead Unofficial returns from 81 cOun-
ties indicate tha, former Governor
Joseph +. Johnston and Congressman
u. Il. Bankhead, have been nomiua ed
%. W, Underwood, Of the ninth coz.
Bres NOnal district. was renomina.cd
MI W. Il Craig OF Selma, was non
mated 10 succeed Sydney J. Bowie
Rs congressman for The fourth district.
The 'ss"o - the governorship con.
test was freight rates. Conner making
hi race Ja Il platform which demand.
ed Giat TIE railroads grant to Ala
bama shippers the same rates as are
enforced by the Georgia railroad com.
mission Ia that state
Every return indicates that Judge
Weakley has been nomina, ed for chief
justice OF The supreme court which Is
a surprise 10 even his most intimate
AIlcLuS,
The race seems close between w
W Brandon, Horace Hood, ~ Mont.
gompry. and {. b. Smith, for auditor
Frank Julian seems % have a ma.
tor''y for sccretar' ~ state from 80,
lev places heart from.
There are seven candidates for as.
angt.t. ragtVoat gnn,nagasgnpaVa tvAn
10 be elected AMI II Is impossible 10
pick the winners
There are two associate justices Of
The supreme court % De- elected. and
hyc candidates with no indication 81
tie leaders
These candidates are 4. B.bo 7.
W Coleman. j Il Dowdell. 7 { NC.
Clelland and W l.. Parks
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-07

oFFICERS %INSTALLEn-

A number of the members of Wei
come Council, Daughters of America,
attended their regular meeting and
installation Of officers held in the
rooms in Mechanics hall, in Main
street, last night. The usual routine
business was transacted, after which
the following officers we're installed
for the ensuing year by Deputy Mrs.
Abram Ferguson, of the Pride of
Junior Council, of Port Richmond:
Mrs. Irving Sleight, councillor; Mrs.
Theodore Leyen. vice president; Mrs.
Mary Vaughn, associate councillor;
Mrs. J. e. Benz, associate vice coun-
cilor; Mrs. Ella Monroe, recording
secretary; Mrs. Theodore Siminson,
assistant secretary; Edward Berlett,
financial secretary: A. M. Sprague,
treasurer; Lima Gibbs, conductor;
Mrs. William Robedee, warden;
Phoebe J.. Sprague, inside guard;
Mrs, w. Scott Post, outside guard;
Mrs. Jessie Smith, junior past coun-
cilor, Mrs. Fannie B. Rogers, assist
ant Junior past councillor. After the
ceremonies refreshments of ice rea
and cake were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-07
Is BUSY.

Work at the new shipyard of
Harry Cossey, in Railroad avenue,
is progressing very rapidly. One
large scow is about half finished and
the keel of the big car float which has
been laid in the upper part of thH
yrad, will be rushed through with all
possible haste. Two of the old hous-
es that were on the property are be-
ing torn down and the large n pur-
chased by S. n. Broderson, of Bent
ley street, will be moved from the
property to make room for the build
ing of more scows. The large sand
sucker belonging to Briggs & O'Con-
ner, of Brooklyn, has returned agaiA
and is at work taking the sand and
shells from in front of the
bulkhead, and blowing 1t up into the
yard to be used for filing in. 1t will
take about three weeks to complete
this work. Work on several large
will be started soon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-07

IOCAI ITEMS.

Mi. and Mrs. Harry Richards and
Miss Mildred Richards, of Flatbush,
who have been spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Wood, OF
Holton avenue, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Waring, who
have been living with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Warning, of West avenue,
have gone to Tottenville for a couple
OF months.
Miss Catherine Wright. of East
avenue, who has been visiting Miss
Celia Ralston, of Boonton, has re-
turned home.
Miss Hessie Johansen. of Perth
Amboy, is spending a few days with
Miss Edna Fowler, of East avenue.
Miss Anna Warning. Of West ave
nue., attended a dance in Railway
given in the Ilderan Club, on the eve
ming of July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Hart and son,
who have been visiting Mrs. Margar-
eta Brewster, returned home.
Harry Purdy, of Railway, has been
spending a few days with his sister,
Mrs. Walter Blair, of Cliff road.
Mrs. Charles Waring and Miss
Wilma Waring. of Philadelphia,
spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son Waring, of West avenue.
Theodore Freeman, of West ave-
hue, has gone down the coast for
about a week, on his vacation.
Miss Edith Min, of New York, Is
spending a few days with Miss Marie
Solace, of Cliff road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Sherer and
baby, of Brooklyn, are spending a
few days with the parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Sherer. of Cliff road.
Little Omar Khayyam, Mrs.
Wright's fox terrier, was lost for
over four hours Thursday which
caused some excitement. He disap-
peared about ten and about three he
was found roaming around the Sc
warren house dock.
Thomas Waring, of Philadelphia,
spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Warning, of West venue.
Miss Elsie Mershon, of Milton ave-
nue., Railway, was in town Thursday.
Mrs. Waldo Berry and little Hope
and Bert Berry spent Friday morning
the sand at the Sewaren house
beach.
While out sailing in a strong
breeze, this week, the catboat, the
Hobo" broke her mast and had to
be towed home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-07
LOCAL TTEMS.

The result of the ball game be-
tween the married men of what is
called first and second ward, was a
score of Is to 10 in favor of second
ward.
Mrs. Adolph Grohman spent Thurs
dav in New York.
Mr.. Frank Wood and family, of
Brooklyn, are spending a few days
with Mrs. Woods sister, Mrs. Walter
Quin.
Mrs. Joseph Crane and son Charlie
spent Thursday in Railway.
Rev. e. r. Brown and family are
spending the week at Sewaren and
Railway.
Mrs. Wynat and son Russell re-
turned from Railway, where they
have been visiting since Monday.
Her daughter remained on account
of Illness, They made the trip in the
new stage.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mullen are
the proud parents of a son, born
Thursday.
Mrs. j. r. Young is quite i'll at her
home in Emerson street.
Miss Edna Kidd. who has been the
guest of Miss Elsie Young for several
DAYS, mas returned to her home in
Elizabeth.
Mrs. Morgan, of Roselle, was doing
business in the borough Friday.
Mrs. Brewer spent Friday out of
town.
Surveyor Marsh, of Railway, is do
ing work here today.
J. Steinberg is going to have a
fence built around his house in Emer-
son street.
Mrs. Hermann and daughter spent
Thursday in Elizabeth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. Buckle, of New Brunswick,
who recently returned from San
Francisco, is the guest of Mrs. Stacey,
of Main street. On Decoration Day
Mrs. Buckle was in town and decorat-
ed her husbands grave and her
friends we're surprised when they
learned of it, as no one knew she
was here that day.
Rev. Father Brady Is going to have
a lawn social back of the school on
the twelfth, thirteenth and four
teenth of July.
The Columbia Gun Club has a
shoot today and will entertain a club
from out of town and will serve a
fine lunch.
The Misses Rosie and Madeline
Dominick, of Newark, are spending
their vacation with Mrs. Steven Mill
err, Of Henry street.
William Parisen was painting the
new door between S%ullivan's and
RFdm's stores when the glass fell out
of the door and went all to pieces.
One OF the friends of the Sullivan's
cleaned up the pieces for them and
there is work for a glazier.
1Hr. and Mrs. John Gaub, Mrs. JAG
ofIochberger, Mr.. Michael Shul-
sssc and Miss Mary Hartle, OF
iepalapake, and Mr.. and Mrs.
lie lae 3aub, of Browntown, were
Eo med by Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
rdss, Fourth of July.
NJ. and Mrs. Bert Lambertson, OF
jadway, entertained Mr.. Antoine
..emfand family, of Browntown, and
,John Vein, of Perth Amboy, Fourth
of July.
Mrs. ]. J. Flynn. of Broadway, en-
tertained some friends from Keyport
Fourth of July.
Mrs. William McIntire, of Broad
way, entertained her father-in-law,
Rev. Mr.. McIntire, of Pennington,
Thursday.
The surveyors are still busy at
work on Broadway and Bordentown
avenue.
The light on the corner of Broad
way and ~Bordentown avenue was in
cIined not to burn last night but 1t
got there after a while.
The sidewalk in front of Blum's
store is all paved and most of Mr..
Neiltop's sidewalk is laid. 1t is a
great improvement.
Our citizens do not tire of talking
of and praising the Fourth of July
parade and the Indians (Red Mem
took the whole bakery. We would
like to see them out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kaufman. of
Broadway, entertained guests from
out of town on the Fourth.
Mrs. Stantni and children moved
from Levy's house on Broadway to
Mrs. George Disbrow's house on
Stevens n
Subscribe for the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-07
DEBATE.

A number of the members of the
Epworth League of Bethel M. r.
church attended the social and de-
bate held in the lecture room of the
church last night. The subject for
the debate was Resolved, that thea
tre-going is harmful to Christians. "
1t was won by the affirmative side,
which was taken by Miss Carrie
Gibbs, Harry johnson and Mr.. Tenn
ple. The negative side was taken by
Jesse Sleight, Susie Marshall and
George Kuegler. The debate was
very good and interesting from start
to finish, as both sides put up excel
lent arguments. Refreshments were
served after the debate by the COM
mittee in charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-07

-FOREgTERs, Picnic.

Everyone of the committee and
members of Court Staten Island No.
so. Foresters of America, are on the
hustle for their t~wenty-frst annual
picnic and games. which will be held
at Silver Lake Park Monday, July Is.
II promises to be a great day for the
members and their friends. Dancing
will begin at 8 O'Clock and the music
will be furnished by Professor Nc
Auliffe's orchestra. The committee
of arrangements is w. j. Lindermey-
er, chairman; Richard Haley. j.
Kennedy. p. Fischer, John ]. Bennett.
j. Haley, w. F, Hoffman, Albert
Bauman, Frank Dacey and j. F. An
derSon. AM
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-07
T0TTEMVILLE.
YOUNG PEOPLE on ouTING.

YOUNG PEOPLE ON OUIlNG.
The second annual outing of the
Viola Social Club, of New Brighton,
was held at Standt's Shore road
house, on the Fourth of July. Three
large trucks were used in bringing
them down. The day was pleasantly
spent with games, music, dancing
and refreshments. The music was
furnished by Professor Wesslock.
The committee in charge was: Mar
jorie Cannon, president; Jeanette
Eichenberger, vice president; Lulu
Cogan, treasurer; Clara Chabpell,
secretary; Cecil Moynihan, Kittie
M~ulligan and Bertha Koenig. Among
the others in the party were the Miss
es Marie Eichenberger, Annie Golfer,
Julia keenan,, May LangfordI Irene
Newman, Jessie Maine. Belle Maine,
Belle O'Brfen, Mary Crilley, Emma
Kline, Marguerite Donohue. Mamie
Jansen, -Getta Cogan, Nellie Eckleston,
Nora Welsh, Julia Dacey, Isabelle
Cannon and Katherine McCaffery;
Messrs. d. Haley, J.. Daley, r. West
brook, T. REILLY, d. Sullivan, j. Dom
ohue, l.. Nolte, P. Waterstein, J, Nc
Roberts, e. Burke, F. ]. McHugh, G.
Hanaher, G. Blars, J. Sullivan, p.
Snyder, Fl. Eichenberger, j. Hayes,
H. Scott, d. Carroll, J. McHugh, G.
Thompson, e. Nolte, G.. Diehl, H..
Harper, G. Muetthal, J. Daley, ]. Nc
Grath and Mr.. and Mrs. E. McLain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-07

ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Spur are going to
take up housekeeping in McGovern's
house in Henry street.
Ex-Mayor and Mrs. Charles Muir
head and daughter we're in town
Thursday and returned to their cot
tage at Avon by the Sea on a late
train.
Mrs. Charles Pearce, of John
Get, was a Perth Amboy visitor
> csterday.
Mrs. William Adams. of Augusta
street, was a Perth Amboy visitor
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worthing, of Brook
Ign, have moved into Mrs. Worth
ing's house on Broadway, recently
vacated by Mr., and Mrs. w. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss Martin, of
Broadway, entertained guests from
out of town on the Fourth.
Mrs. Joseph Jackson, Jr., Mrs. T.
S. Walsh, Mrs. John Dycks and Mrs.
Thomas Baker, of Broadway, spent
last evening with Mrs. Chasey, of
Main street, in honor of her guest,
Mrs. Buckle. of New Brunswick.
Mrs. Buckle was entertained by
Mrs. Joseph Jackson, of Broadway,
Monday at dinner and tea.
Mr.. James LaRue, of Old Bridge,
was entertained by MI. and Mrs. r.
w. Mundy, of Catherine street, on
the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rue, of Hen
ry street, entertained their daughter
in-law and sons of Jersey City
Heights, on the Fourth.
Mr., and Mrs. Otto Butell, of Sea
Bright, spent the Fourth with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Everett, Of
Henry street.
Mrs. Herbert Kischner, of Perth
Amboy, visited town today.
Timothy Woods wife and two
daughters called on him yesterday
afternoon at the hospital in Perth
Amboy.
Miss Virginia Benter and the Miss
es Florence and May Thompson, Of
Jersey City. are spending a few days
at the residence of s. ]. Jones, on
Henry street.
Richard Teamer, of Kingston, and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Parisen, of Asbury
Park, spent Fourth of July with
William Cornell, of Main street.
John Klunck, of Tuckahoe, N. y,
Is VlSlLlnB HIS olotSAJ Wis.
Spice.
Miss Ethel Irwin, of Browntown,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Nellie
Lambertson. of Bordentown avenue.
Miss Lille West has returned to
her position at the vaseline factory
after suffering several days with two
injured fingers.
Miss Stella Havens and friend
spent Wednesday at Asbury Park.
George Young is visiting relatives
on John street.
Miss Mary Conway has returned to
the New York hospital, where her
eyes are being treated.
The Misses Cora and Clara Blood
good spent a week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. Askin, of Perth Amboy, Is
spending a few days with her moth
er in George street.
I, Ward is slightly recovering from
his. long illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Odgen. former
pastor of the M. e. church, are spend
ing a few days with friends in town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-07
State News

Samuel and Andrew Steelman,
brothers, of Bridgeport, and each in
his ninetieth year, are very i'll.
Wenonah people used $500 Jap
anese lanterns to illuminate the
Square Wednesday night.
The Don't Worry Club" com
posed of glassb1owers of Woodbury.,
is having a summers outing at Beas-
ley's Point.
After operating a grocery business
in Woodbury. for thirty years, w. H.
Sithens has sold out and will go back
to farming. t2js
The saloon license of Mrs. Marry
Lynn, OF Gloucester City, was Thurs
day night transferred to Edward Cal
lahan by council. s,b.ea
Bell Telephone linemen at Trenton
have Joined the strike called by the
International Brotherhood of Elec-
trical Workers.
Struck by a shifting engine In
Camden Thursday, William Banks,
forty years old, of Wilmington, had
his foot badly injured. ~
While making complaint of non
support against her husband, Mrs,
Robert Fisher swooned in the office
of Acting Mayor vickers, at Glou-
cester City. 'l
working on the elevated road in
Camden Thursday afternoon, Victor
e. Kerr, of No. 103 Kaighn avenue,
fell twenty feet and was badly in
iured about the head and chest.
Caught between the slip and a
ferryboat at the Camden terminal
Thursday afternoon, Norwood Weis.
er, six years old. of Chester, Pa, had
his foot crushed and was taken tt
the homeopathic Hospital.
Gloucester city council Thursday
evening decided to borrow $4,000
for current expenses. Propositions
to purchase a large amount OF watel
works ~supnlies and to build a new
$4,000 high school were discussed
and action was deferred until the
next meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lighte are re-
ceiving congratulations on the arrival
of a young daughter.
David Braun returned yesterday
from a visit in Newark.
John Wagner, of Amboy avenue,
has resigned his position at the Pion-
eer Hotel, and has accepted a posi-
ton at the S. S. White Dental Works
at Princes Bay.
Miss Sophie Cooper has returned
to her home in Princes Bay after sew
eral weeks spent with her sister.
William Bogardus, of Syracuse, N.
Y, is the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bogardus, in
Bloomingdale avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Welzs have
returned to their home in Brooklyn
after a pleasant visit with relatives
in town.
F. F. Heigert has returned from
a visit with friends in Manhattan.
Mrs. Frederick List, of this place
spent Yesterday with friends In
Sandy Ground.
Edward Herman and William NC
Coy have returned to Brooklyn after
a visit of a few days with friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-07
ISLAND.

A fine Vas
the open air city concert given
last night at Washington Park, Sta
pleton, by Rndolph's band Of twenty
five pieces. "A feature was a cornet
solo by Professor Rudolph.
The annual picnic of st. Peters
Mutual Benefit and Benevolent So
ciety of New Brighton will be held at
Silver Lake Park On July II.
The Rev. j. B. J. Rhodes, pastor
of st. Marks Methodist Episcopal
church, Pleasant Plains, who is de-
livering a series of m from the
book of Nehemiah, has advised the
women of the congregation to discard
their hats during the summer months
while in church, and the men to lay
aside all formalities and dress as best
suits their convenience. Shirt waists
will be allowed in the church during
the summer.
A committee of arrangements COM
posed of H. q. Buel, Harry r. Denyse,
| Spire Pitou, Jr., d. H. Foster, Sher-
man Decker and William Grant,
members of the Bureau of Highways
of the borough of Richmond, Is ar
ranging for the annual outing of the
employees, which will be held at Mid
land Park, Grant City, on August g.
| Special cars will be secured to con
vey the party to the grounds, where
athletic games of all kinds will be in
dulged in for handsome prizes donat-.
ed by the heads of departments.
The old pier at South Beach, which
was partially destroyed by fire four
years ago, has been rebuilt for the
Happyland Company, and will be
used by excursion boats conveying
passengers to and from the new re-
sort.
The various departments of the
borough government are beginning to
take possession of their new quarters
in the magnificent new borough hall,
at st. George.
Kiralfy's Carnival of Venice" at
Happyland, South Beach, has proved
a success, and is. given nightly before
large audiences. The new resort is
very popular, although open less
than one week.
Walter Hackett, a magazine writer,
who was arrested on Wednesday on
complaint of b. T.. Kearns, proprie-
with passing worthless checks and at
tempting to defraud the hotel out of
a four weeks bill, was arraigned be-
fore Magistrate Croak at New Brigh-
ton Thursday morning. Haclkett en-
tered a plea of not guilty, and asked
for time to engage counsel. He was
held in $1,000 bail. In default of
which he was committed to the West
New Brighton police station for ex-
animation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-07
GLEE CLUB CLAMBAKE.

The second annual clambake of
the Sandy Ground Glee Club was
heidi at Frank Oechsli's Hotel We'd
nesday. The afternoon was spent in
singing, dancing and playing ball.
The bake, which was opened at a
o'clock, was in charge of the we'll
known caterer, John Sohl. Every
thing was done to a turn and the
members did ample justice to every
thing that goes to make up a good
bake. "a ~.
Among those present were: Will
liam Boiey, John Sohl, Henry Boley,
Charles West, August Weiss, Her
man Oechsli, William Brown and
William Wilson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-07
SOUTR AMBOY.


What appears to be a practical
joke of a very serious mistake oe-
CURED in this borough a few days
ago..
Announcements of the death of
Mrs. Mary Carrel, of Asbury Park,
stating that she was to be buried
here Thursday in Christ church Gem
etery at $3.50 o'clock, were received
by Several people.
A large crowd met the 2:20 tr T.
but nothing of the appearance .
funeral could be seen. Many OF the
people then went to the cemetery and
were informed by the grave-digger
that he had no orders to dig a grave
for the remains of a person by the
name of Carroll People are curious
to know what 1t all
Mrs. Carrel was formerly Mary
Wood, of this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-07
METUCHEN.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Alice Harrington gave a de-
lightful luncheon Friday.
Mr.. Snyder and family will move
into Mrs. Gilbert's cottage on Wood
bridge avenue.
Mrs. George Clarkson is i'll and
under the care of DR.. Donahue.
A party of young men enjoyed a
cruise around Sandy Hook in a life
boat, Friday. In the party were Cliff
ford Ayers, Shomberg Watson. Frank
Conner, Fred Peck, Edward Dana
and Carlton Ayers.
Miss Schuman has sold her Me-
tuchen property to Brooklyn people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Strong leave
town for a two weeks vacation today,
they will visit the New England coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Clark will
spend next week with friends / II the
Oranges.
Mrs. Wallace Johnson, of Carmel,
California, is visiting her father,
Professor Linsley.