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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-26
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town was postponed on account Of wet
grounds.
Mrs. c. w. Wright of the Island of
Sardinia, Italy, arrived on the steam
er Northwest today for a visit with
her mother Mrs. r. b. Dunstan.
crew of men Is at work repair
ing the smelling works dock which
was badly damaged by being rammed
by the steamer Pere Marquette last
week.
The Hancock Clippers defeated the
East Houghton team by score of 0
to on Saturday and on Sunday, Rip
ley beat West Houghton by the score
of to 2.
Arthur Gonnoud returned on Satur-
day from three weeks vacation visit
to New York City, and has resumed
his duties as stenographer in the brok-
erage office Of Wright & Bobb.
DR.. l.. c. Hay, Arnold Braemer and
George Harris leave on the steamer
Octarara this evening for Duluth
whence they will go to the north shore
for two weeks fishing trip.
Postmaster G. +. Rogers and wife
have returned from a two weeks trip
during which they attended the Elks'
reunion at Detroit and the Sons of st.
George convention at Iron Mountain.
The naval reserves held a regular
drill at the armory in Germania hall
last evening and from now on will be
busy i'm preparation fo- starting on
the annual cruise which begins next
week.
A number of tourists on the steam
er Pere Marquette which arrived in
port this morning, visited points of in
terest in Hancock this morning, arm
ed with kodaks with which a number
OF snapshots were obtained.
An invitation has been accepted by
Sylvan Hive, Maccabees of the World
to attend a meeting to be held i'm Cal
umet tomorrow evening. The Great
Hive officers will be present and an
important session is expected,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Markle and son
Claude are expected home today from
Detroit. Master Claude Markle aged
seven, was the mascot of the copper
country Elks at the reunion and attired
i'm miners uniform traversed the entire
line of march. .0a -r
Stewart Conant of Dollar Bay. son
of ID. II. Conant. was badly bitten last
week by bull terrier, while walking
along the street, The animal belonged
to a. III. Schultz and ran out and at
tackled the little fellow, biting him on
the leg and hanging on until beaten Off
by those passing.
Houghton county physicians attend
ing the annual convention of the Up
ner Peninsula Medical Association at
the 500 on August 3, will go by boat,
taking the Northwest out of here on
morning next at noon, reach
ing the So at I o'clock the following
The fare will be $3.50 each
way.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-26
COUNCIL Is INVITED.

invitations were received this morn
lug by Mayor w. Frank James and
N'V Clerk Macdonald inviting the
souncll and city officials to be present
~ 'ne parade and picnic of the Calu-
"'e' and Hecla miners on Saturday
"eM' July 30. The picnic takes place
~ 'ne Calumet e. Hecla park and the
p.rade will be at $3.50 a. m.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-26
LABOR DAY SERVICES.
Union Services to be Held in Ger
mania Hall, Sunday, Sept. 4.


The members of the Hancock NJ. e.
church have decided to hold union
Labor Day services, for which ar
engagements are being made. The vari-
Gus churches in the city will partici-
pate and the services viii be held In
the Gcrmania hall Sunday afternoon,
September 4. Rev. Il. Sedweek. pastor
OF the Calumet M. e church and Rev.
Mandus Barrett, pastor OF the Red
Jacket congregational church, will be
the speakers speeial smlsic viii be
rendered. by a large chorus. made up
of the several church choirs i'm this
district.
1t has also been decided by the
church members to have lecture
some time in october by DIR. Wicker
sham, who spoke last week at the
Chautauqua.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-26
ADDITIONAL LIGHTS.
Illumination Of Section Fronting Ho-
tel and kerredge Theater.

Illumination of Section Fronting no
tel and kerredge Theater.
II was announced yesterday that
there Is now nothing to hinder the go
ing ahead with the extension Of the
special boulevard illumination on
Quincy street, and that the contract
for the brackets has been let. IL mas
been decided to extend the new light
ing system past the corner of Quincy
street and Reservation and poles VIII
be erected i'm front of the Scott Hotter
and Kerredge theater, making the H.
Elimination continuous from the ravine
oas. Of the theater to Mesnard street
and giving Hancock one OF the moS'
attractively lighted thoroughfares III
the northwest.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-26
Forest Fire situation Serious


The forest fire situation in the ter
ritory tributary to Escanaba has been
very serious the past week. Foster
CITY, Metropolitan. Hermansville,
Northand. Turner and Ward have
been I'm imminent danger Of destruc-
ton. Throughout the district every
possible effort is being made to stop
the advancing flames, but with the
country burned to a finder by "a
drought that has extended through
weeks only slight resistance can be
offered the advancing walls OF flame.
An emergency train is kept I'm readi-
ness I'm the Escanaba yards OF the
Northwestern road 10 be rushed to any
point OF danger on a minutes notice.
The train is to be maintained with
steam up until the forest fire danger
is over The town of West Turner
on the line of the Escanaba AZ Lake
Superior railroad has been wiped
out, with a great quantity of tim
Der belonging 10 the II A. Bauman
company. Three sets Of camps be-
longing TO ex-Mayor NJ. Perron. to-
gether with a quantity of timber ON
the landings and i'm the woods. have
been destroyed The barn OF Emil
Derouin at Hyde was burned with all
of its contents and the entire cut of
hay of Fred Derouin at Newhall also
has furnished food for the flames. 1t
has been necessary to rush fire fight
ing equipment to Hermansville, Fos-
ter City and metropolitan. At Foster
City the fire had jumped the river
and was leaping toward the town
where the mill and yards of the Nor
gan Cedar & Lumber company are To-
Gated. At the offices OF both the
Northwestern and the Escanaba &
Lake Superior railroads ii was an
nounced that the fires were confined
to no particular district but were re-
ported from every part Of their lines
making up one Of the most serious
forest fire conditions in years.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-26

break away from him and while being
brought to the city aboard a street
ear one Of the men attempted to leap
through the open window. The ac-
tions OF the two men were peculiar
and IL is believed by the officers that
they may be wanted elsewhere for a
serious offense. The men have been
sentenced to fifteen days in jail on
. vagrancy charge and the officers arc
conducting an investigation to learn
If the men are wanted In any nearby
city.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-26
ANNOUNCEMENT
w YE BEG to inform customers that on
M Wednesday, July II, will have with us
wv for day only Mrs. Adele c. King,
who will be pleased to meet as many

custoinefs
possible. Mrs King to in
the interest of The Ladies' Home Journal patterns
and during her visit with she will give interesting
talks on how The Ladies' Home Journal patterns are
made; why they made that way; how to use The
Ladies' Home Journal patterns to the best advant-
age etc. No matter whether you have or have not
used T he Ladies' Home Journal patterns, especi-
ally invite you to meet Mrs King. She is fully in
formed regarding the methods used in cutting The
Ladies' Home Journal patterns and will take pleas
ure in showing just how to the patterns to the
best advantage.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-26
Happy, Happy,
Use TIZ

A Marvel for Sore Feet. Acts Right Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-20
WOODBRIDGE

DR.. Kain will preach to the G. A.
r. May 20, at the Congregational
church.
John Gerity and daughter Alice
and Kate Cunningham attended Bar
mum & Bailey's circus. in Newark,
this week.
The last meeting Of the sewing
and wood classes for Middlesex
county teachers, will be held tomor-
row at New Brunswick. Some of
our town teachers will avail them
selves of this opportunity
The funeral Of Mrs. Samuel Jac-
ques was held this afternoon at 2
O'Clock from her late residence in
Linden avenue. Rev. P. w. Mark
off1ciated.
Mrs. Rachel Brewster, of Green
street, is able to be about again.
The Girls Club, of the Congrega-
tional church, met yesterday after
noon with Miss Rae Osborn.
Buster Brown, of Main street. en-
tertained small party in New York
today In honor of his sixth birthday.
Quarterly conference will meet in
the lecture room Of the M. e. church
tonight at o'clock. The presiding
elder will be present.
Teachers Professional Circle
meeting has been postponed until
June g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Numbers
and Miss Ruth are visiting relatives
in Delaware.
Mrs. James Jameson, of Caldwell,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Robert
There was joyous May party Of
young folks last Sunday. Those who
attended were the Misses Amy Ryan,
Margaret Shannon, Mamie Dunigan,
Bia Farrell, Margaret Farrell, Pin
ME Farrell. Winifred Jordan, Esther
and Francis Alice Gerity, X. Cum
Rose Gerity and Margie
Gerity, Lizzie and Marie Gerity, Mrs.
j. B. Levi and son, Mrs. M. p Duni-
gan, Marie and Bernard, Mrs. B.
Dunigan and son, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs.
j. P. Gerity and baby Francis, Mary
Gallida and Alice, Eddie Nash. All
had a joyous afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-20
MATAWAN

Miss Margaret Mulsoff, of Brook
lyn, has come to spend the summer
with her uncle, John Mulsoff.
Chris Sutlege is in town for few
days
Miss Louise Rose and friend, Sam
uel Washburn, of Jersey City, have
been visiting Miss Roses aunt, Mrs.
George Parker.
Captain W. H. Fisher has been
spending couple of days at home
DR.. l.. H. Stryker, of Red Bank,
was visiting his grandmother. Mrs.
j. s. Sickles, Thursday.
j. w. Whitlock and Theodore
Sickles have been attending court at
Freehold all the week.
Four young men sat up in the
Midway hose house to watch for the
comet. They were Thomas Tausey,
James Emmons, Daniel Briggs and
Daniel Rincar. No comet appeared.
Frank G, -Bedle received drove
of horses from st. Louis yesterday
morning.
Frank w. Hulsart started We'd
nesday morning as brakeman for the
New Jersey Central railroad.
Norman Tunis is having his mo-
lOlOyS4S I0PhlIc Gu WulE0 WAS Qdm-
aged In the fire at John Mulsoff's.
Mrs. M. Black, her daughter
Sarah and Mrs. Louis Lambert will
spend Sunday in South River with
relatives
Mrs. Wilson Lisk, Mrs. Emerson
Lisk, Mrs. l.. H. Boyee, Mrs. /. R..
Cady, Mrs. Lucy Lambert and Miss
Laura Bergen spent the day with
Mrs. George Davidson. Mrs. Davi-
son entertained them with music.
Fred Burlew was given a surprise
party Wednesday night. At 1880
o'clock they walked up to Beacon
hill to see IL they could locate the
comet. They were unsuccessful.
Those in the party were Mildred
Morton. Mary Lisk, Ida Lisk, Flor
ence Meyer, Naomi BedIe, Bess Fury,
Mabel Pouleson, Mildred Brown,
August Kattner, Jay Duncan, Will
liam Bergen, Ray Devlin, Rouson
Warne, William Hawkins. Miss LII
lian Bolte and Emma Cox were the
guests of Mrs. Burlew.
William A. Miller intends to give
views to the pupils of
the high school some evening this
week.
Tuesday night the Masons Initial
ed three in the second degree. They
were Harry Boyd, Reseau Hulsart,
David Terrwilliger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-20
CRANBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs William X. Snedek-
err, of Prospect Plains, have issued
invitations to the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Gertrude Stults Sne-
deker, and Samuel Bennett, Of Gran
bury, on Wednesday evening, June
/, at o'clock.
Miss Marie Groves is making a
visit with her sister, Mrs. John Fra
zier, In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Dode Forman has returned
to her home in Trenton, after a visit
with Mrs. Samuel Bennett and other
relatives.
Mrs. Wallace Cole, of Windsor. is
spending few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stevens and
son, of Trenton, spent the early part
of the week with g. w. Appleget and
family.
Cashier George B.. Mershon is
running his new e. M. r. automo-
bile.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. f. Clayton and
Mrs. Abijah Applegate were visitors
this week with e. o. Howell and
family, in Philadelphia.
JOuu GullCkg Oh Albany, N, Y. is
spending few days with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Gulick. He will
be associated with an Albany physi-
clan during the summer months. and
in the fall will resume his studies at
the Albany Medical College.
Miss Bessie Perrine Is visiting
friends in Trenton. -
Miss Emma Mershon, OF this place.
is a member of the graduating class
of st. Mary's Hall, Burlington. The
exercises will be held
from May 20 to June i when the
grafton will be deliv-
cred by Governor John Franklin
Fort.
Mr.. and Mrs r. p. Stillwell spent
a portion of this week with Mrs.
Stillwell's mother, Mrs. Lawrence, in
Trenton. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Perrine had
as their guests this week Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Townsend, of New
Brunswick.
Postmaster Frank A. Brown was a
visitor in Trenton Tuesday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-20
FOR
BIG THEFT IN
SOUTH AMBOY
Special to tho EVENINa NEWS.

special to tho EVENING NEWS.
South >Amboy, May 20:-Henry
Culver evidently felt the need Of
money very badly on Tuesday At
the same time Roscarie Romeo, of
Bordentown avenue, missed over $50
of his wealth Chief Mcdonnell,
having suspicion that Henry was
the perpetrator, started Officers
Ryan and Gleason out sleuthing. 1t
appears the chief had obtained the
knowledge that Culver had left
South Amboy by way of the South
River road and instructed his officers
accordingly. Culver was apprehend-
ed near Such's clay works. He had
been telephoning to Philadelphia
preparatory to leaving for that city
Fifty-one dollars and fifteen cents
were found in his pockets and a new
pair of pants, a pair OF shoes and
three pairs OF hose were found on
him.
He was brought before Justice
Birmingham, who committed him to
the county Jail to await the action of
the grand jury. Constable McCabe
took him to New Brunswick We'd
nesday morning.
Justice Mason committed him to
Jail about two years ago on charge
of robbing Clinton Martin, of South
Amboy, and while his brother told
Justice Mason that Henry stole the
money and wanted to settle the
same, the grand jury. although the
justice testified to this before them,
failed to indict Culver
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-20
SLIGHT FIRE
SOON OUT IN
SOUTH AMBOY
speosoI 10 tAs BvHxrNo NEWS.

South Amboy, May 20:-Y Yester-
day about IL o'clock there was an
other chimney blaze in George
street. 1t originated in the dwelling
belonging to Mr.. McGovern and oc-
cupied by an Italian family. The
fire alarm was not sounded this time,
calling out the whole department,
but was extinguished by a small
force of our fire laddies who were
soon on he scene after being quietly
notified.
At the present time we are having
laws passed and ordinances framed
for the regulation of many things
that endanger the property of the
citizens in general in our cities,
towns and communities. Why could
not an ordinance be passed making
1t incumbent upon the residents of
our city or the property-owners to
have the chimneys, that are in use,
cleaned annually? At least by SO
doing 1t might be the means of pre-
venting a conflagration in South
Amboy similar to the one which oc-
CURED in the city that is now of his
tory.
South Amboy has been very fort
innate of late years in reference to
fires, yet when we consider the num-
Der of frame houses that in dry
time are like tinder, and then re-
member the great amount of yellow
pine that is burned during the sum-
mer season, 1t being more or less
resinous, and not single chimney
cleaned, no one ought to be sur
prised that we sound warning
which, II needed, may be the means
of saving much property in our city,
If not the lives of some of our citi-
zens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-20
SOUTH AMBOY

Mrs. george D1SDrOW, or John
street, spent yesterday afternoon Out
of town.
Mrs. A. Underhill, of Perth Am
boy, spent yesterday with friends in
South Amboy.
Mrs. e. Ely, of Second street, was
a Perth Amboy visitor yesterday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. O. H. Thomas, of Second
street, was an out-of-town visitor
yesterday.
William woodward, of First
street, was Matawan visitor yester-
day afternoon.
John Lascko, OF Augusta street,
was out Of town yesterday afternoon
r. y. Fallon, of Augusta street,
was an out-of-town visitor yesterday
Afternoon.
Jeremiah Coopey, of Henry street
was Perth Amboy visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Albin Ginter, OF Broadway, was an
out-ot-town visitor yesterday after
-~noon.
Capt. Church, Of New Brunswick
. retired employe Of the P. r. r.
Company, was q South Amboy visi-
tor yesterday afternoon.
MrS. Frank Compton, of Maxville,
was an oHt-0f-town visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs Morris Newman, of Stevens
avenue, was q Perth Amboy visitor
yesterday afternoon.
p. l.. Dey, of First street, is visit
ing friends out of town.
Mrs. J. Gallagher, of Augusta
street. was Perth Amboy visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. /. /. Turner and children, Of
Broadway, were out-of-town visitors
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. q. X. Hess, of Sec
ond street, who have been spending
the last three or four weeks at Pit
man., returned home this week.
Miss Francis Gallagher, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Gallagher, of
Augusta street, is visiting her grand
parents at Pennsgrove.
Douglas Hunt, of Catharine street,
was an out-of-town visitor yesterday.
The Board of Trade will convene
in regular meeting tonight in city
hall at o'clock. 1t is desired that
good representation be present as
there Is much of Importance to come
before the meeting
MI. anu MTb. Olduu0 l1OuSSIT6SJ,
of Second street, who have been
spending the week with Mr.. Long
streets mother at Pleasantvil1e, re-
turned home yesterday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Bowen, of
Second street, are visiting among
friends in Philadelphia for a few
days.
lt-was rumored around town that
Richard Rea purchased fine team
of gray horses yesterday.
Mr. Lambertson, Mr.. Ruffner and
Mr.. Nau felt in a funny mood We'd
nesday with the shoemaker on
Broadway, adjoining Mr. Wallis's,
but the tables were turned and the
shoemaker had fun their expense
as he had the trio brought before
the police justice, who imposed a
fine OF 50 each.
Mrs p. Jacobs, of Stevens avenue,
was a Perth Amboy visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. Manduka is beautifying the
front of his Theatorium in David
street by painting and decorating A
Perth Amboy artist is doing the
work Mr. Monaghan has placed a
new ceiling in the building, adding
much to it's beauty, and as the pic
lures are of the best he is determined
the front exterior shall correspond
with the picures and other improve
ments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-20
NEIGHBORING TOWNS
MINISTRIES BY
THE EXEMPTS
OF ROOSEVELT
spsclaI 70 az EYENINq NEWS.

N
Roosevelt. May 2O;-The Carteret
Exempt Firemen's Association held a
minstrel show In Kish's hall We'd
nesday evening, which attracted
what was probably the largest crowd
ever assembled in Roosevelt. The
show. was a huge success socially
and financially and was followed by
dance which continued until early
Thursday morning.
The talent was purely local.
Messrs. Kelly and Smith, John Boos,
Roy Charles, Thomas Chester and
Frank Andres were particularly good
as was Miss Annie Adams, whose
admiring friends handed her Two
beautiful bouquets of flowers after
her solo, which was enthusiastical-
ly encored. Dempsey's orchestra
performed in its usual efficient man
ner, while Mr.. Dempsey himself as
interlocutor left nothing to be de-
sired.
The program was as follows:
Darktown Minstrels on parade In
terlocutor, Joseph A. Dempsey.
Bones: Roy Charles, John Duncan,
Louis Fritz. Tambos: John. Boos,
Thomas Chester, Frank Andres.
Chorus: w. Angus, H. Gerke, r.
Lyman, T. Scally. r. Misdom, F.
Spillane. H. Rapp, t. McNalIy, J.
White, H. Nannen.
Opening chorus, "Suwanee River,
cold Kentucky Home" Garry Me
Back to Old Virginia" "Old Black
Joe," "Massa's in the Cold, Cold
Ground" Hes a College Boy"
Baritone Solo, Come After Break
fast ........... Thomas Scally
Baritone Solo, Alabama" ........
Richard Lyman.
End Song, you're in the Right
Church, but in the Wrong Pew.
John Duncan.
Baritone sSolo, "You Don't Know
How Much You Have to Know"
Harry Rapp.
Baritone Solo, "All In Down and
Out" ............J James White
End Song, ITO the End Of the World
With You" ...... Frank Andres
Baritone Solo, You'll Come Back"
Thomas McNally.
End Song, my Southern Rose.
Roy Charles.
Tenor Solo, Sing Again That Sweet
REFRAIN ....... Herman Gerke
Baritone Solo, Mandy Lee" .....
Louis Fritz.
End Song, "Cubanola Glide"
John Boos.
Closing Chorus, Down in Jungle
Town."
Port Two.
Versatile Irish Comedians .......
Mnqara KalIu ond CYnffh
Soprano Solo, I'm the Garden of Ny
Heart" and without YOU. .....
Miss Annie Adams.
"The Busy Theatrical Agent"
one-act farce The cast of charac-
ters was as follows: Frank Burns,
manager, Joseph A. Dempsey; Jas
per Brown, servant, John Boos; Per-
cy Mollyeoddle, actress, Roy
Charles; John Mason, hard guy, Will
liam Angus; Sam Johnson, chef,
Thomas Chester.
After the performance a promi-
nent citizen suggested to the writer
that the affair might very we'll be re-
peated in the near future for the
benefit OF the Elizabeth hospitals.
The Elizabeth hospitals receive many
patients from the borough. A move
ment some time ago for the borough
to fall in with Elizabeth on the occa-
sion of its annual collection for the
hospitals fell through, owing in a
measure to the short time set by the
committee. If the boys
are willing to get together for an
other performance, substantial |
amount would be realized for a de-
serving object.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-20
WOODBRIDGE
C. A. R. PLANS
FOR MAY 80.
GSsoial to the EVENING NEWS.

~S~Nf~r ~ fffO ~ At4NAANV AZ ~ " Gs
Woodbridge, May 2O-Command
er ]. M. Sutton, of Berry Post, G. A,
r., has issued orders for Memorial
Day. The clergy of all denomina-
tions are requested to hold me-
mortal service Sunday, May 20.
Comrades will assemble at head
quarters May 80 at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
when the Post, with other organiza-
tions, will march to the Presbyterian
cemetery where they will decorate
the graves of the dead comrades,
after which they will hold a memoir
ial service over the grave OF the late
comrade, William F. Turner. The
parade will form on School street
right resting on Main street at 1880
sharp.
The Post will assemble at the
Post room Sunday evening, May 20,
at o'clock, to attend divine service
at the Congregational church, by in
vitation of Rev. p. ]. Kain, d. D.
The Post solicits donations of
flowers from citizens, or subscription
of funds. Donations of money may
be sent to the commander, who will
acknowledge the receipt Of same.
Flowers will be received at the resi-
dence of the commander until 10
o'clock A. M. May 80.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-20
SEWApEN
VGURuEN

At the annual election of the Land
and Water Club the following were
elected: Commodore, Louis F. Bal
lard; vice-commodore, Frederick A.
Sollace; treasurer, DR.. Higgins; sec
retary, t. Gimberuat. The house
committee is composed of Verde
Throckmorton, Howard Wisehard-
son and F. A. Sollace. At the gov
ernors' meeting Monday evening the
following were appointed for the en-
tertainment committee: G. A. Cup
pia, Irving Throckmorton and Bay
ard Clarkson.
Mrs Babeock and little children.
q BrookIyn, are visiting Mrs. Louis
=. Ballard.
hrs. 8. X. Morrow has returned
home after spending the last three
months in Washington. Mrs. Nor
row was delightfully."- entertained by
friends during her visit.
Mrs. w. T. Ames entertained a
few Of her friends Wednesday even
ing at comet party. Parties of this
kind have been very popular during
the last few weeks.
Mrs. William Prall and Mrs. John
Breckenridge, of Woodbridge, enter
tanned at whist this afternoon at the
club house and quite a number from
Sewaren were among their guests
The political lecture given In the
Congregational church parlors last
evening was enjoyed by many of the
Sewaren citizens. 1t is understood
that there are to be more lectures
given by Drominant man
Mrs. Collins Edgar and little son,
OF Railway, spent Tuesday night
with Mrs. Wilson Waring.