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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
Adleu TO Roosevelt.

PARIS Special. With military
Aonors Paris bade adieu TO Theodore
Roosevelt Thursday. So great was the
rush at the Care Du Nord. froR
which the former President lett toI
Brussels. that for. nve minutes the
railroad officials vainly tried 10 get
the train under way officials thronged
the platform and about the station.
and on the streets for blocks around
the citizens OF Paris were TANNED
INTO clOse-packed ranks. cheering and
waving the stars and stripes and the
tri-coIOr OF the French Republic. IL
was a farewell such as is usually &C
corded 20 royalty.
Half a squadron OF the Garde Re
publicaine formed the military escort
doing the martial hOnors,
Pumed glittering and brilliant
/ they formed magnificent spectacle
when they hedged in about the sta
ton.
A pretty incident marked the mo
ment Dodging under the head o.
T "A Gardes horse. q young girl ran to
ward Mr.. Roosevelt. tossed him a sin
Gle rose. and cried: "Au reVOir.
Then, as he laughed and bowed, sh
lodged back again
To the crowd in general the forme
Il President raised his hat aid bowed.
Kermit Roosevelt was in high spirits
Roth he and Miss Ethel Roosevelt eS
dressed themselves delighted Wit
their experIence yesterday when the
went over Vincennes field in VIRGIN
aeroplane.
1T was great sport" said Kermit
\ I'd like TO do IL again.
The Partisan police today oreathe
} a sigh OF relief at having their re
} sponsibility for Mr.. Roosevelt endes
, From the moment he arrived ]
France till he passed over the borde
. today he was constantly guarded @
A the crack men Of the French seer
a service and the Partisan police, und'
! the direct supervision OF Project Ia
: pine.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
EXTEND TIME FOR
RICHMOND CENSUS
reoDle Who Decline 20 Give
Names for Fear They Win BE
Made Public Need Have
No Fear-BOarders
Give Trouble.

RICHMOND. VA % O. a l--
A nxe-day extension OF the ume al- .
lowed the euumerators Tor taxing the
census OF Richmond was decided upon /
NN Supervisor EIugeN-l Moore SLtur- 4
Iay morning This means mat tnc rnN- i
meratoIs viii have until the night OF /
Thursday. May 5th. Co complete thelI +
work.
Mr. Moore stated thls morning that .
while some names had been omitted +
every house had been visited at least
once Where thr enumcrators mas
tailed 20 get auy names the occupants
OF the house are requested U" ""N''s
n MINIS Richmond will suffer a.
! Utue as any city ia the country -
/ failure GO Eet names enrolled. anu iL
+ che people OF the city VINO nave to,u
pride enough 60 wish Co see htch-
B .nond make a good showing VIII CO.
F operate with-the enumerators' u Vii
/ be a great help ln giving the clty heF
due. The blanks printed ia The Jour
nal have done a world OF GOOD, many
of them having come in every DAY
/ property flled out with the name and
address OF chose who have not been
seen by the enumeratOrs
one Of the census-takers had an eN-
perience yesterday which - the cause
Of grave concern In the supervisor >
Office. When ne visited a boar ulh :
house on East Main street ne Sot
/ only FIVE or six names. Il know there
81 are more people than that Ia the
house" ne told the supervisor when
he returned. Whereupon M Moore
went up 10 the house. and after usins
a little persuasion secured twenty 1.-Two
names. The trouble was that the
landlady had been Instructed ~ her
f dodgers not TO give their name 20 the
. enumeration. threatening tc ave u
I. she did 50. They said thai hey dc
: not want their names given 60 any
body" the landlady told Mr Moore
I They are afraid that they might p'
listed for taxation
a Mr.. Moore wishes II to be under
stood by verybOdy taat these name
. are used for no purpose " hateNe
= save 10 secure Information for IN
~ Federal Government They cannot b.
seen by anybody not connected wit
he census department. Any censu
FOL, employee giving information 10 the CIT
or State government or 20 individual
I. VIII lose his position and VIII be pros
y eeutsd-
.e Please state In your news columns.
he said. THAT anyone VINO refuses IN
Information REQUIRED runs tire DANCE
of being prosecuted and nncd and im
1rssoned The boarding houses are gts
Ing as more trouble than ANYTHING els
and the great majority or the neopl
who are missed are those who have n
homes. but have lodgings az some hC
tel or boarding house Those In chars
are afraid 90 give out names or n
st people lodging with them Tor the san
reason that actuated the person W
I JAILED TO give twenty-five names VET
rs terday. In refusing Information. fne
make themselves liable TO heavy pal
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
KILLED BY COLLAPSE
or FOLDING BED

WY worm Special VIII
lard smith. SiNty-ntc years old. e
wealthy wall paper manufacturer
OF Waterbury. Conn. was instant
Is krlcd nnd his wife. Mr~. Anna
san. 90. sixty was held "a prisoner
frcw l:30 Wednesday might until
1880 next morning, when "a fold
ing bed in which they were sleep
inr i'm q Fac ~hle boarding.
house 40 $40 West Twenty Third
Street closed mp on .hem.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
ROOSEVELT SEES
FRENCH CADETS
Mounted on Black Charger. Former
President Looks Over Military
Men Of Paris.

PARIS Special Mounted On
a black charger. Theodore. kooSe-
Welt Wednesday reviewed the crack
troops OF the French army ln
Ninccnncs, the principal military
center about Paris
In frock coat. silk hat and iegglus.
AIR. Roosevelt sprsng 90 tne saddle
and took the foremost place tn ths
reviewing line by the s,Ge Of the uEn-
pires and judges.
The French officers watched him
closely. - see how the show impressed
him
better. ne cried a one point IA ths
maneuvers
Views the Cadets
Al tbs school the cadets tarnsd out
as an escort OF honor. and ne Was
| conducted about a good portion OF
the institution between hnss Of triH
youths. whom re compared With the
/ cadets OF West Point Mr. RoossVslf
went over tbs equipment OF the troops
! and the cadets with great care. eom-
/ pairing and commencing, rreaaenily
illustrating the points OF his comment
/ with anecdotes from his own expert
ence. both as a horseman on the plains
/ OF Western America and as soldier.
The historic castle. which Vas q royal
| residence TIL the time OF Louis XIV,
ne carefully studied and the inspse-
ton OF the ancient DOn1on caused
him 10 show his Intimate kn0Wlcogs
% French history by naming several
81 its most notable prisoners.
Into this. his last day In Paris. Ar.
Roosevelt crowded as much as even
the hustling Cook tourist could cram
Into a week ON the return from
lVincennes Mr.. Roosevelt turned from
laTairs OF war 90 ara. st0ppiug for a
hurried glance az the salon. set Un-
. opened.
I Make Big Preparations
: At Versailles. where an excursion ea
, the Roosevelt party. Ambassador RS-
con and Mrs Bacon. and Amnassador
! I Jusscrand. was planned for the after
|. noon. exceptional preparations were
made for The enterroinnknt o. the
fparty. not only the famous palace
! wiki is art treasures oeing put iu
Y readiness. but tbs great library and
= the artillery school as well
TO the dinner given TOT lghr oy for
/. eign Minister PlchOn mony o. tbs
. statesmen. diplomats. artists. men 81
letters and scientists whom Mr.. RoOse
Welt has met On his visit hers wer,
Invited. Mr.. Roosevelt today sgair
o requested that ne be allowed 10 de
e part as q private citizen He leave.
& tomorrow for Brussels on the $50 A
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
ALBERT W0LTER
IS SENTENCED
New York Court Makes Record Break
ing Time IN Trial OF Ruth
WheeIer's Slayer.

NEW YORK. Special The
record breaking speed that mark
Ell the trial OF Albert NOitcr.
tho youth of nineteen. convicted
for the murder OF fiftccn- year-old
Ruth Wheeler. has been main
tanned. The prisoner was NedneS-
day sentenced 20 death I'm the cicc-
trie chair at Sing Sing by Judge
Warren W. Foster In the Court OF
General Sessions.
Ruth Wheeler was killed just
one month and three dals ago
ON March 2fth the pretty girl
who was seeking cmploymcnt
that she might aid her mother
and sisters. was killed an Nottcr1
room at pa East seventy -htth
street. where she had been iurcd
by prospects OF getting "A posi-
As he heard the words that send
him Co his death. Woltcr did not lose
the apathetic manner, containing Just
the, SUGGESTION OF bravado which mas
marked his demeanor since ne was
first placed under arrest before ne
was suspected OF murder and when
the charge agaiDs, him was aoduc-
ton
Wolter Was Cool
He stood erect. with his hands
clasped behind him, and gazed az
Judge Foster unbhnklng while the
. D. Scott. the lawyer who defended the
convicted murderer, announced tha'
ne would Immediately carry the case
/ 20 the court OF appeals.
Before he goes 20 the death cLalr
Wolter wishes 90 marry Kate Mucllef
4 his sweetheart. who tried 90 defend MN
on the stand. but whose testimony dl'
much 20 clinch the case against him
The girl is now In the home OF As
I sfstant District Attorney Frank Moss
who conducted the prosecution she D
ia the care OF Mrs. Moss until her ia
I ture plans can be arranged
A Atrocious Crime
In pronouncinE sentence and hNln
the execution FOR the week peglnnin
June 9th. Judge Foster said that On
murder of Ruth Wheeler. and the az
tempt 20 burn her body, was an afro
|cIous crime. which had attracted Ll
attention OF the whole world. ITO
bench also congratulated the laN ltf
OF both the defense and the prosect
tfon on the manner in which the cas-
, had been conducted. a big crowd nitt
: fhe court room when the case wa
, brought go n close.
After Judge Foster had pronounrt
the death sentence on WoIter, The N"N'
p was taken to police hcadQuarters. ASA
. photographed for the kOEueS Caller
|In accordance with the custom. ana 80
Ifhcu escorted 20 the Grand Central ~
zion by three Tomhs guards
L placed him ou q train bound Tot ~li
SINK when Ne arrives there thls "a
D ternoon he viii rc placed 900 nnt't
b ers row
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
AGED NuLLIONAIREs
ELOPE AND MARRY

ST. LOUIS. - Special Thomas H.
Elliott. seventy-dVe years old. ~ mill
1ionaire banker and tobacco grower OF
Lafayette. KY. and Miss Adeline Led
better. eiNty-eight years old. ot Mur-
freesnor0. Ky. cloped to ST. Louis
Wednesday and were married last
night Before the ceremony each sign
"a ana aute-nupual agreement waiving
claims on the other estate. The bride
Is said COB Doe worth more than $1,000
600.
The couple have been swoethearts
for uftceu years. they said when app
plying Cor the license. Elliott "a
widowor. has several children.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
DAVID SHANK FOUND
DEAD ~ BARN

HAHRIsONDURG. va - Special
David shank. nrrI eiNt. years 90 Wis-
souri, was found nHuEIur dead lu La
barn near Broadway Thursday. He vas
.IsitIrE bass brother. Perry. minister.
fIe used three-fcurth inch rope.
shank had been depressed Tor some
time. lie leaves wife and child.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
A Fare OF.

The professional point OS view IS
rarely that OF the humanitarian.
passenger on a London omnibus calls
out 10 the conductor.
"Eere. there, Whoa There's an
old chap fallen on the bus
"Au right" responds the conduc-
tor. cheerfuly. "e's paid his fare. --
London sketch.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

iahmsnt-
not De finished until Nay SIN. the same
day a. Ia Elchmon4 under the s1ten-
sion OF time Eranred this morning
F.verythfna - satisfactory all over the
district. An& IS - not tnoDEht That many
people have been omitted from TIE cen
ana rofta-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
CROWN FRENCHMAN
KING OF THE AIR

LONDON Special Louis
PauIlian Saturday received the ~
ward OF his marvellous Hight OF
Use miles from London 10 Man
chester. Lord NOrthclific. unable
to attend the luncheon. an
nounces Through a representative
that he oilers another prize OF
$4,000 90 aNiasors.
"f'il get that" laughed Paul
fsin. smiling ut White.
Nhitc took the occasion TO an
u1un'c his future plans Il VIII
make 8lsufilcr try as the London
90 Manchester night,' nc said,
within a short time. intend 90
cover the distance without sim
clc stop"
lie announced that the funds ne
will receive from the testimonial
pubiic subscription will be used co
organize "a London Co Paris Hight.
The distance h. 2G9 miles.
Al gala luncheon 20 the Hotel Sa-
voy. attended By many scientists as
well as the foremost sportsmcn OF
Greet Britain. thc $4,000 donated py
L0r NOrfhclime was presented 10 MIN
in "a golden Caskct. The ceremony
was virtually the coronation OF the
Kinr OF the Air. But Paulhan had
not the center OF the stage 70 himself
nor did ne attempt 20 pre-emp a.
Graham White. the English novice IN
GyirE. who hraveiy attempted 10 Wreat
supi emacy from the Notwithstanding
Frenchman. "a dear 20 the hearts OF
England. il IS plain. IN spite OF his
white Also Lionized.
White was as much the lion or the
occasion as Paulhan. and each aviator
iaudet the other as much az the
guests praised both. The aero clubs
public subscription for a testimonial
o. White bids fair 90 produce a prize
I well worth the winning, besides the
i hundred guinea (S525l cup given as
a consolation prize by Lord North
I cline.
Mime. Paulhan, the pretty wife o.
the man who but Few years ago wa
/ "a circus clown-the man who IA
wrested fame and fortune from th
domain OF the birds boy his sheer care
lesaness in appalling risks. receive
the guests prior 90 the luncheon
Her uyacity and beauty won "a
guests completely.
For am the formal speeches IN
luncheon was an AFFAIR of jolhty an
; / euthusiasun. when Iaulhan rt
.eived the fortune that Is his rewar
. Tor Night ou four hours. otu q
, ieafeulnE applause burst ou+-
To Advance Aviation.
The Frcuchman declared that p
I . would uut the money Co use IN d'
. telopInr che science OF aviation
= his specch OF acceptance he was n
$ peatev interrupted by applaus
r. After declaring that the generosi
% Do the English and particularly %
s donor of $50. 600. had done much
further the cause OF aviation. Pau
han burst into praise of the sportu
qualities OF England.
"Nou are On nation OF srortsme POI
. ne cried. 'rhourh ] was foreign
. competing with % man of your o'
d. nation f.r the most Important pr
vet offered D met with such ire.
mcut at every 'turu tnHt mT he.
y went out GO your country. Hod
pnulhars come from France with W
.r| Iiam the Con1ueror. instead ot
sd tlc Dover Packet. / conid NOT hs
received more kiuluesees.
VN.n faulhlu .0r...lI made
.r.. f..L OBJ. $4,000 1901
.r III. .r. ..rfheruurr of at l1t o
e-.se na u.s -reeted with sto
.of applause.
tu Every pound OF d." he said. W
b. Inn rhe 10000 pounds rneNl,
r contribute to aolanccmeut-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

why do you insist on reading that
newspaper IL always seems to Of
fend YOU"
Because" answered Sirius Barker.
IT believe in always looking at both
sides OF a question. I rely on that
publication for arguments on the
wrong side. Washington Sar.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
ROOSEVELT QUITS
PARIS AMID CHEERS
Police Of French Capital Breathed
Sigh of Relief at Having Re
sponsibiity Ended - Pretty
Girl losses Rose at EXPIRES
ident and Says Au Revoir.

BRUSSELS. - Special. - TheO-
dOre Roosevelt arrived I'm Brus-
sells at noon Thursday. He Was re-
ceiVed with royal hOnOrs and "a
vast crowd from all over Europe
n well a. Amcrica-attracted pr1-
marily by the exposition now on
greeted the ex-Prt,sident.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
TWENTY. BURNT WtucN
CARS CRASH On BRIDGE

NEW YORK Special Twenty
persons We're hurt. one woman fatally.
early fnflF when tvo cars crashed on
che williamsburg Bridge. The acci-
dent created panic. The most serl-
ou-ly hurt is Mrs. Rose Goldatclu, %
BROOKLYN She uHs injured lutrruaII1
The ears crashed ou an incline.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

When Lent was over, sister sue
FILLED up on chicken salad.
The doctor came. and stayed 60 WOO
How quickly Susan rallied.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

"nactor. have you and the coneuitiuE
physlcians decided what il The matter
18th me-"
-Not yet
~Hlt heard you baiiotins this morn
ing
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
nder Dirricuiuc~.

Hark, harN. The lark go UeaVens
gate sings.
As She lodges an aeroplane.
And the wireless messages rurle her
wings
while she pours forth her protuse
strain.
-Lippincotts
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
A Scenflc.

Knicker-My Dear. I was detained
at the office.
Mrs KnIcker-I won't believe Il
unless you have data and a scientific
ompanion.-Harper' Bazaar.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

I haven't room with hoe or rake
To cut a caper.
A city man can only take
A farming paper.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

This show II described as must
cal cocktail"
Well. rne comedian - an example
% a cocktails customary acconpani-
ment- He's a piece OF cheese
DEADLOCK ONER TIL
TIFCTTON or \ MNJUR
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

IT see Chicago is Iegislating against
hat pins"
YES, and I'm rather surprised.
Thought all disarmament questions
were 10 be referred 20 The Hague
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
PreserVinc fhe Unities.

How do you like this new novel; .
1T opens all right. The author
mentions a million dollars in the firsi
paragraph and follows il with nine
pages Of automobile talk
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05
An Exclusive Audience.

DO YOU understand French"
AT times"
AT times2 When p
when / talk il 20 myself. "-Cleve-
land Leader.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-05

Rnl--Jake said ne was going to
break up the sunragette meeting the
other night. Were his plans carried
out9
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-09
Looking After Poor's Teeth.

Camden, Dec. Bad teeth among
the poor of Camden are to be looked
after at the Homeopathic HOSPITAL
every Wednesday and Friday morn
ings, beginning today, under the
direction of the Southern Dental So
ciety. The work Is in line with a
general movement all over the
United States.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-09
SOUTH AM 0

Mrs. William Woodward, of Main
street, was a New York visitor yes
terday.
Mrs. James Nichols, of Stevens
avenue. was a New York visitor yes
terday.
Mrs. r. C. Stephenson, of David
street, was o New York visitor yes
ferday.
Mrs. William Nichols, Of Henry
street, was q New York visitor yes
terday.
Gottlob straub, of Broadway,
made a trip to New York yesterday.
Rev. A. HI. Mason, of Marilla, New
York, and his wife arrived at The
home of his father, r. p. Mason, OF
First street, last night at 10 o'clock.
Charles Chapman, of Main street.
was q Perth Amboy visitor yester-
day afternoon.
Daniel Bunting, Jr., of Stevens
avenue, was an out-of-town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
A. French, Of South River, was in
South Amboy yesterday afternoon,
Park, who has been spending sew
Sfdt udyb VIII hSf blSiSIs MTS. VIII
liam Dayton, of George street, re-
turned home yesterday afternoon.
Richard Schock, of Perth Amboy,
spent a short time In South Amboy
yesterday afternoon.
Philip Sullivan, of Stevens ave
nue., was an out-of-town visitor yes
terday afternoon.
Gundrum & Collins are making sew
er connections for the dwelling of G.
T, Mason, of First street.
HsB. Bannars, supervisor of main
tenance Of way on the New York &
Long Branch railroad, was in South
Amboy- yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. Andrew Slower. of Borden
town avenue. was an out-of-town
visitor yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Fox, OF Maxville,
was a Perth Amboy visitor yester-
day afternoon.
L. w. Berry, superintendent of
the New York & Long Branch rail-
road, was in South Amboy yester-
day making a tour of inspection in
and around the freight and passen-
ger depot and looking after other
points of interest to the company.
J.. B. Jones, Of John street, was
an out-of-town visitor yesterday af-
ternoon and evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-09
PROGRAM FOR
THE .CANTATA
South Amboy Church Event
Big Feature

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Dec. 9-There have
been a number of eantatas rendered
by the scholars of the M. e. Sunday
school of John street at the Christ
mas times and the people have been
very much pleased with them. The
school is rehearsing for the rem
dition of the eighth cantata to be
rendered by them and written by
Charles H. Gabriel. These cantatas
X. of P. hall to a crowded house and
while they have been very pleasing
and successful, the one to be given
Christmas night, December &c, Is ex-
pected to surpass all former ones
rendered, for the reason that the
talent employed is fully as good as
heretofore and the cantata, as writ
ten, Is far superior to any previous
writing.
The program is as follows: Intro
ductory march; instrumental open
ing chorus, when We Were
Young" duet, You're My Bow
VOW solo, THE Fairy Tale" solo
and chorus. In which the following
will be rendered as solos: Rock q
Ring lie Raylo,'' 1.-THE Little Boot
black" THE Brownies" Papers,
Papers, "Signorino," THE Sewing
Circle" "Santa's Dream" 1.-THE
Workman's Song" Chorus, Were
Glad to Meet You" The following
will be rendered as solo and chorus:
%Santa's the Fellow" THE Fairy's
Song" Uncle SAM" "Jack Frost"
/"Santa Claus" Good Night"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-09
NEW MARKET %P0ST0FFICE
WAS ENTERED BY THIEVES

New Market, Dec. 9:-The New
Market postoffice, of which Charles
s. Day is postmaster, was robbed
some time between the hours of
midnight and dawn Dednesday
morning. Mr.. Day, who lives oppo-
site the Office, was at work up to IL
O'Clock Tuesday night and did not
notice anyone around. When he
went over to open up for business,
he found an entrance had been eff
fected through one of the windows
and a quantity of stamps, postal
cards and a small amount of cash
had been taken. So far, there is no
clue to the thieves.
1t will be remembered that Mr..
Days meat market was entered a
few weeks ago and all the meat sat
urated with kerosene oil.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-09
MATAWAN

The Matawan Literary Society
will hold a social meeting this even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
V. Simpson. The program Ia as fol-
lows: Music; reading, Mrs. F. H.
Lloyd; music, Mrs. Smith; poem,
Mrs. Simpson; "reminiscences of q
European Trip, Miss Strong; music,
Mrs. w. A. Close; recitation, Miss
LaMctte; music. by the society.
Mrs. ID. u. Fairy entertained the
Domino Club Wednesday evening.
Mrs. S. B. EggIeston entertained a
few Of her friends at cards Wednes-
day evening.
County Secretary Paul w. Garrett
is expected to be present and address
the boys of the YIN G.. A. Monday
evening.
Edward i. Brown, of Asbury Park,
was a Matawan visitor Thursday. ,
Mrs. William Diggin entertained
the Sewing Bee Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Foe, the foreman of the Mata-
wan Tile Company, is going for a
two months trip to Denmark. He
will return the latter part of Febru-
airy.
The subject of Mr.. Lippincott,s
sermons in the M. E.. church next
Sunday will be, morning, THE Song
and the Sacrifice" evening, "Chris-
ttan Science"
Mrs. Watson Fisher and her moth
er, Mrs. Waters, who have been
visiting Mrs. Fishers daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Nichols, of Minneapolis,
Minnesota, for the past three months
returned home today.
Miss Julia Arrowsmith is visiting
in Philadelphia.
Miss May Anderson has been visit
ing relatives in Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-09
FINANCIAL RESULT OF
THE WOODBRIDGE FAIR
Special to the EVENING E

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Dec. 9:-The follow
ing announcement is made by the
committee in charge of the recent
fair held for the benefit of the SOL
diersS monument.
Proceeds from fair, $427.94;. cash
donations, $34.57; total receipts,
..$462.51; total expenses, s67.15;
balance, $395.36.
The committee wish to thank all
those who donated in any way to the
fair. 1t is impossible to mention all
those who contributed articles to
sell, money o r their services, so that
the committee takes this way to ex-
press to all their appreciation.