Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-01


voted to use the money made at tine
recent entertainment for the pur-
chase OF maps bulletin boards and
/ on special music was appointed,
composed OF the following: J H.
Goodwin, Mrs. Frank S. Davis, Jr.,
Charles Groves and John S. HiIvers.
The chapel is to be wired for electric
light by the Ladies Industrial Union
OF she church.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Mcdowell have
returned home from Pine Bluff. N.
G., whore they spent a delightful
winter.
The Christian Endeavor Society,
of the First Presbyterian church,
will meet in the chapel Sunday even
ing. The subject will be "Christ,
Our Teacher" and the leader is
Miss Maud A. Rue.
Mr.. and Mrs Alyah Forman and
daughters, Helen and Mildred, Of
| Bayonne, have been spending few
days with Cranbury relatives.
Mrs. II, ID. Reese has purchased
the large corner lot opposite The
Larches1 In North Cranbury and Will
shortly begin the erection Of a hand
some home.
| The Village Improvement Society
will meet in the libgary next Monday
evening, April A, at o'clock
Miss Grace B. Perrine and Miss
Annie Voorhees, were guests of Mrs.
Elias Stults, in Newark, this week.
Miss Mabel Roszel, of Jersey City,
has been spending few days with
Mrs Abijah Applegate.
Cashier George B, Mershon and
family had as their guests this week
j. ". d. Mershon and wife and
| daughter Martha, of New Brunswick.
Mrs Rachel Farr and Mrs, Beck
man Perrine are visiting friends in
Princeton,
Mr.. and MRS. T. F. Everett. Of
Manasouan, were guests of |. 8.
Everett and wife this week.
The Home Missionary Society OF
the First Presbyterian church will
meet in the chapel Saturday after
noon. The Foreign Society of the
| Second church meets this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. John S. Silvers.
Mrs John Davis is making visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Anlzi Duncan and
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Davis.
Mrs. Van Tassel has returned to
| her home in Centre street, Trenton,
after spending two months at the
home Of rher brother, William H..
johnson.
Miss Nellie p. Eldridge entertain
ed the Club Of Ten this week.
1 Mrs. g. S. Barclay and Miss Elva
| Chamberlin were visitors in Phila-
delphia this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dennis, of
Trenton, have been visitors with
William S. Cole and family
Mrs. James Van Dyke has been
making a visit in Newark
Mrs. Archibald o. Rue is confined
to her home with nervous prostra-
| tion.
Franklin Danser, Claire Moore,
| Arthur l.. Burroughs, and Harold G.
| Appleget spent Tuesday In Trenton.
Miss Enid Walker, of Yonkers,
has been spending week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Walker.
A large number of movings and
changes are taking place in our COM
munity this week. Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Grover Stu1ts have moved to
/ their new home, the Alexander Sned-
eker farm near Prospect Plains,
which they recently purchased. Cliff
ford Stuits and wife have moved to
the Isaac Cubberley farm, the Cub
berleys reserving a part of the house
! for their home.
Charles Bergen has moved to the
farm of his father. William Elmer
Bergen
| Allison Dey moves this week from
his farm near Prospect Plains to his.
new residence in Hightstown.
C. b. Baker and family will move
10 the Mrs. Cora Compton house on
North Main street, and James Court
ney and family move to Mrs. Abijah
Applegate's house vacated by the
Bakers
John Bennett has moved from
Janesburg to the David Griggs farm
on the Trenton road.
Charles Davis moves to the
| Spaulding farm he recently pur-
chased and his. house will be occu-
pied by Mr.. Erickson and family.
The other property of Mr.. Davis on
Railroad avenue Is now occupied by
Bert Stahl and family.
| William Rue and family have
moved to the house on Railroad ave-
| nue. purchased by Mrs. A. a. Duncan.
Selah Dawson has rented the
Charles Hoffman house on Monroe
street. John Van Dusen and daugh-
ter move to the Charles Hagerty
! House. Charles Hagerty moves to
| his house formerly occupied by Dis
brow Bergen, the latter moving to
South Monroe street.
Joseph Savage and wife move to
| the Lewis ID. Stults house vacated by
M. and Mrs, Frank Thomas, who
moved to Hightstown.
Joseph Hutton has moved to the
Varian farm which he bought recent
ly.
Rev. G. g. Heisley and wife have
moved to the Methodist parsonage,
Rev. and Mrs. B. r. Buck have
moved to Wall, N. ].
The Kihlstrom family have moved
to Jersey City.