Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-29
WILL REALIZE
ABOUT $4,000
St. Mary's R. c. Church
Fair Closed Last Night
Brilliant Success.
LIST OF THE PRIZES

The fair held by the different
societies of st. Mary's R. C. church
for the past four nights was brought
to close In st. Mary's hall, in
Centre street, last night Although
1t. cannot be stated yet just exactly
how much has been realized, 1t Is es-
timated that $4,000 will be cleared.
The credit for the management of
the affair belongs to Rev. Peter B.
Corr, who worked earnestly for the
success of the project.
The following prizes were award
ed last night: Pair of blankets to
John McQuirk, Woodbridge; $3.50
in gold to Anton Massopust, State
street; centrepiece to William C.
Johnson, SO Madison avenue; side
board cover to Miss Katherine ONeiI,
Mechanic street; silver forks to Miss
Loretta Kelly, Centre street, milk
bottle to Cornelius p. Convery, High
street; tabourette to Miss S. Senior,
Mechanic street; tablecloth to P. A.
7Quirk; sofa pillow to Miss Katherine
Lehman, Charles street; table set to
Miss Elizabeth Kern, State street;
picture to William H. Pfeiffer, Mar
ket street; $3.50 in gold to Mr. Ben
hoff, Maurer; $5 in gold to William
]. Morgan, Kearny avenue; sofa pill
low to Miss Kttsner, New Brunswick, ,
comforter to A. A. Hillen, 378 State
street; sofa pillow to Mrs. j. Blew
Watson avenue; twin dolls to Mrs.
Richard F. White, Market street; ton
of coal to James Kinney. 106 Pear
place; linen tablecloth to Miss Cora
Erickson, 103 Fayette street; box OF
cigars to r, H. Marriott, Pearl street
New York; pair Of shoes to Mrs
Lewis, Commerce street; centrepiece
to Mrs. r. Stack, High street; chail
to M. Graham, Smith street; picture
to John j. Deveny, New Brunswick
avenue; Boston fern to W. j. Nolan,
Washington street; SIS in gold to
Thomas Murphy; pair OF blankets to
William Growney, East Orange; sew
ing table to Miss Anna Brazzel, East
avenue; counterpane to Mrs. Farroat,
Rector street; silver spoons to Miss
Connolly, Staten Island; sofa pillow
to J. J Nolan, Jr,, Buckingham ave-
nue.; pair of vases to P. Leahy, High
street; pocketbook to Miss Katherine
Quirk, Cortlandt street; picture to
P. Heffner, Gortlandt street; pie to
Miss Catherine Mccormick, Smith
street: cake to Mrs. James H. White,
Harrison place; picture to James j..
Flynn, East avenue; cake to Joseph
Brown, Washington street; umbrella
to John Heade; cake to Mrs. G. G..
Sibley, High street; cake to Patrick
Convery. High street; cake to Mrs
P. j. White, Harrison place; rug to
Rev. Peter 3. Corr, Centre street;
glass dish to P. C. Van Wyck, Kearny
avenue; sofa pillow to Corrie Win
ant, state street; sofa pillow to Mrs
Wallace, Paterson street; berry set
to Mrs. R. Stack, High street: berry
set to Charles Mcdonald, Mechanic
street; sofa pillow to j. p. Murray,
594 Elm street; rug to James Grow
ney, Jefferson street; rug to John
Egan, Cortlandt street; scarf to
Thomas F. Burke, State street; baby
boots to John Doyle, Mcclellan
street; cup and saucers to Miss Jea-
nette McCardle; wine set tc Merritt
]. McAlinden, High street; clock to
Mrs. J. Nolan, Washington street;
sewing bag to Alfred Christopherson,
High street; pillow to John McGold-
| rick, Commerce street; picture to
Miss Margaret Knudsen, Market
street; lemonade set to Harry Green,
| Davidson avenue; bureau set to An
thony Hoffman, Catherine street;
umbrella to Mrs. John Burns, Wash
ington street; lace set to William
Harrigan, AmbOy avenue; sofa pill
low to James Serry, State street; sofa
pillow to Miss Anna Decker, New
Brunswick avenue; spoons to Miss
Belle Dorsey, state street; lemonade
set to Mrs Petersen, Broad street
pillow to Rev. Peter B. Corr, Centre
street: salad dish to sRichard f.
White, Market street; picture to P. j.
White, High street; picture to Mrs.
E. Costello, Centre street; picture to
Mrs. P. Hurley, Broad street; suit
case to Mrs. p j. Burke, Jefferson
street; umbrella to William Buckley
Gordon street; centrepiece to Mrs
| Mcmahon, Washington street; sub
scription for one of the popular mag
azines, Il. ] Dorsey, State street;
rug to Miss Anna Powers, Washing
ton street; picture to Simon Dwyer
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