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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The marriage of Miss Lena Lydia Paro.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George T..
Paro, to Charles r. Chenor of Montreal
occurred at the Church OF the Holy Fam
fly Friday morning at $50 o'clock. Tho
ceremony was performed by tho Rev
j. r. Pouliot. They were attended by tho
brides father and Charles Lavoie. and
Miss Marion Dague was the flower girl
Mr.. and Mrs Chenor went Saturday
to Montreal where they will reside
Mr.. and Mrs. Chenor were to have been
married August H. but when applica-
ton was made a the town clerks office
for the license It was found that the
groom was not OF age and Clerk Martin
would not issue the license without tho
signature of the young mans mother
The license was forwarded to Montreal
for the signature,
Mrs w. II. stevens has returned to
Montpelier after a trip to Virginia.
She went as far as Torrtngton, Conn.
by automobile.
Miss Annis Barney is spending a
few days with Miss Elizabeth Har-
mon In Shelburne
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson of Fall River.
Neb, are visiting Mrs job Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs C. w. Barney spent
yesterday in Bolton.
Miss Mildred Poirier went Saturday
to Shelburne to visit her aunt, Mrs.
George Mansfield
Mrs, Bert Hawley returned TO JEFF
fersopville Saturday nftet spending u
few Gays with her cousin. Miss Wal
lace.
Mrs, w. r, Grant of New York Is
spending few days with her father,
S A. BrowneE
Miss Elizabeth Collier o. New York
Is spending few weeks in this place.
Burlington and Williston.
Browns Rivor creamery paid sl.26
per hundred for milk during July.
Work on the new Fairgrounds In
the primary school grounds Is In prog
ress under the management OF com
mittee The grounds have been clear
ed, speakers stand built. swings,
tables and sliding chutes placed. A
union Sunday school picnic will be
held there August 81 A speaker IL
to be engaged. tho band will! he pres
cnt and sports are being arranged I:
Is hoped that these grounds may be
made into permanent. p!aygi ound,
Tho ]. +. Hunt real estate agency
has sold for Mrs Moses Lawrence her
farm in Essex Junction to Adah and
Baxter T., Ir.t lburt of Riahford, con-
sideration, s6.2S0, Possession will be
given September /. The sar,e agency
has sold for Charles Martin OF South
burlington his farm stock and tools
TO Aaron Kingsley OF Boston
Miss Edith NJ, Balch will superiEterd a
religious census OF the town to be taken
I'm the interests Of the Sunday schools DO
ginning to-dsy.--Wh,le Mabel Griffin
was visiting AT Mrs. Huntiey's Sunday
she was thrown from her pony ana re-
ceived a fracture OF the wrist Or. Mar
vim reduced the fracture and she Was
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs NJ. G. Noble, who has been visit
Ing several weeks at Mrs. Lucy Jack
mans. has returned to Vergennes.-T
families Of u. o. Foote, c. Il. Cove, L.
=. Beers and Frank Estey. attended the
annual burlington reunion in Monkton
Thursday. Miss Anna Baisner of Bur
iington is visiting at c. I. Smths.-Miss
Lette Thomas OF Monkton, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Harris. has
returned home.--Miss Nicola Beers has
returned from Bristol. where she has
been visiting Relationships. II. G.. Fonda
and daughter, Mrs. Guy Baldwin, and
two children have gone to Morrisvile to
spend a week with Observation-Disclosures
Beers has returned from Burlington,
where he has been visiting-Mr and
Mrs, Roderic Emo and son have returned
from Addison.-Mrs. O. W. Burlington
and two children. who have been spend
Ing six weeks with her parents here.
left Thursday for Minneapolis Roy
Cleveland, who has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Beers. returned Ia
Burlington Monday Ralph and Walter
Kenyon of Richmond, who have been
visiting DR.. and Mrs Varney, returned
nome Saturday.-Louis Carpenter has
zone to Attleboro. where he has employ
ment.-Mrs. Otto q. Kent and children
md Mrs. Martin Hart and two children,
who have been spending n month with
their parents. Mp. and Mrs. William Car
pentier left Saturday for Attleboro,
Nass.--Mrs. w. II. II. Varney spent the
greater part Of last week with relatives
In Richmond Vienna Read OF Add
ton Is the guest Of relatives In town
The Rev. E. p. Harris Of Bloomfield
has been visiting his father. J. Avery
Harris
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CHARLOTTE.

i. Percy RyinRton of New York city
Is spending his vacation ut the home OF
his father, A. A Byington.--Cieorge Car
penter has returned to Northfeld.-John
Williams of New Haven, Conn, has been
visiting Myron n. Williams and other
relatives Miss Lena Deyette has gone
TO Mary Fletcher hospital-~John Mix OF
Now York city is at r. II. Smiths
Mrs, Norman Darby Of Springfield, Mass.
Is at j. s, Williams's.-'rhe selectmen
have finished Installing u stone and con-
crete bridge on Depot street,--John Nay
Ion of burlington visited In town last
Week.-Mrs. Joseph Bora, Jr.. ana son.
Ned, returned from a visit to Newport
II. l., ANA other points last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Deyette of Burlington
visited relatives In town Sunday.
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uNDERHILL.

Mrs, Clark Graves and daughter, Maude,
are visiting In Characteristics Ora Galu-
sha OF Boston was the guest of Miss
Daisy MacGibbon Frlday,-Mrs. Ernest
Gould returned to Bellows Falls Wed
ncsday.-Mrs. s. N. Mack OF Shelburne
IL visiting at Riverside, the guest of Mrs.
NJ. e. Hale.-Charles Lane OF Boston Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. c. n. Hayden
DR.. w. s, Nay has returned from n trip
TO New York and New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. =. Metcalf have gone
to Morrisville for n few days visit with
friends and relatives.-Mrs. l.. C. Fowler
went Wednesday to Mortified for a few
days.--Mrs. e. 8. Whitcomb Is having O
bath room put into her house.-Mrs
Charles Gould returned to her home In
Townshend Thursday after visiting her
daughter. Mrs. l.. C. MacGibbon.
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RICHMOND.

MIR. and Mrs. o. +. Wood have return
ed from Bristol and vicinity where they
have been visiting the past Week.-Mrs..
Prescott Hadley OF Bellows Falls is visit.
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Eorry.-Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Berry. Miss
Abbott and E. J. Berry have returned
from short stay in Montreal-Mrs
/ Walston and Mrs. Phillips are at Queen
City Park for the week.-W. r. O'Dyrne
OF Boston Is ut the home OF his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick O Bryne, for his
Nacat!on.-Miss Lottie Narney Of Starks-
boro is the guest of her sister. Mrs. j. NJ.
Berry. Miss Irene Bolger of Jericho is
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
E, lRarv,
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Miss Jessie Crane Of Chicago. Ill, was
tine guest of Mr., and Mrs. T.. ~. Ellis
last wcck.-Mrs Carrie Crdel hill OF
BROOKLYN, y T. visited Mrs. c. \, Bauer
last week.-Mr. and Mrs Bert Hin re-
turned 10 ter homo In Lincoln
Saturday Mrs, Mary DON ard
Miss Anna Patrick Of IInesburs visited
Mrs clara Norton Thursiay,-Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Cailahan OF Burlington visit
cl Mrs q T.. Grover last week, Marion
IIigley OF Richmond is visiting Mrs.
Sarah Higley.-Mrs I'ranl; Iirett is Wis
fling Ms lla Peck i, Mortified.
Tie ladies viii haze socab!e at the
hall Wednesday aftcrnoon.--Mr and Mrs.
Il. A. Nortor ana daughters, Berthf.
Martha and Anna and sons. Hobart and
Ernest and Var 2srgen, s0d ar.
Archie Tomlinson are spending the weeS
at Long Point --Nr. and Mrs. O-in Wccd
of Richmond visited her brother, Thad.
deus Fuller, the first OF the wcek.-G. s.,
Bagley Is driving on the rural cellvsrl
route fov +. A. Ful,er.-Ra!ph Niles and
George klmball started for Moosejsw,
Canada, Monday.-I,ar T'w!ro hal two
fngerN cut Of while pick'os up stavea "
Bartlett s. Co.'S mill TUESDAY
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COLCHESTER.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Thompson Friday.-Henry Wolcott of
Cuba is visiting his parents.--Mr. and
Mrs George Wright are visiting In Essex.
A Urin Sunday school picnic was
held at Malletts Bay Wednesday.-Mrs.
F. II. Andrus and daughter, Helen, of
Burlington and Mrs. J. Henry Jackson
of Barre were in town Monday, the guests
of Mrs. Ellen Day.-'In Old New Eng
land will be given by the young people
in Woodman's hall Friday evening, Aug
nSf "a
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WEST BOLTON.

". A. Bohonnon has sold his farm to
parties In Burlington-Dr and Mrs w.
g. Church OF Burlington visited at o. ].
Horsford's Friday,-At the republican
caucus. held Saturday evening. Stanley
Iomlinson was nominated for representa-
hive Frank Phillips was nominated at
Inc democratic caucus held Monday even
'ng-Mr. and Mrs. Byington OF Jericho
Center and Mrs. Martha Church of IN
derhill were in town sunday.--Miss Annie
Lancer has recovered from her illness
and returned to her work at Colchester
Sepot-Mrs Hattie White and two daugh-
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HINESBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hollis of New York
are visiting Mr. and Mrs, Edward Hollis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shelter and daugh-
ter, Gladys will go this week TO 81. Al
bans.-Mrs Viena Read Of Addison visit
ed last week her sister, Mrs i. r. Ly-
man,-Mrs. Scott visited her daughter.
Mrs Benjamin Pierce, last woek.-Clem-
ent Averill OF Richmond passed last week
with his cousin. Pearl Goodroe, Mrs.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met We'd
nesday with Mrs. Ralph Lcwis.-Mrs.
Arthur Curry gave "A party Saturday
afternoon to six little children in honor
Of her daughters. Marion, sixth birthday,
Mrs. J. j. Van Sicl<cn and Mrs. Eliza
Sherwin are spending Week at Queen
City Park.-ln the absence of the Rev. G.
l.. Story Miss Edith Balch of burlington
conducted the services at Fourth street
school house Sunday. assisted by Mrs.
Champion and Miss Talcat.
j. son, Lauren Percy was born August
10 to Mr., and Mrs. Harvey Il. Merrhew.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Several advance steps have been taken
this summer by the Jericho Center divis-
ion Of the town library. New shelving has
been added. and It Is now located In a
convenient room In the residence Of f. H.
Smith. Thanks are due to Miss Hopping,
a librarian from Staten Island, y. Y. for
her assistance In introducing better
charging system. and to Mrs. Farrar Of
the Fletcher library Of Burlington, for
her work in repairing. and for ;nstruc-
tons given in the repairing az books.
over 80 of which. in various stages Of
dUapidat on. have been put into good
VISA bic shane
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tiers have returned to their home in St.
Adams. having spent a few days with
their aunt. Mrs. Harriet Hall.--Edward
Tomlinson and Al Hall were in Starks-
boro the first OF the week.-Miss Katie
Berry Of Montpelier is a guest of Mrs.
James Smith-Mrs. Charles Woodward,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hosford returned to her home
in Duxbury Tuesday
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BOLTON.

At the republican caucus last Saturday
evening Stanley Tomilson OF West Bolton
received the nomination as candidate
for town representative.-Mrs Fannie
Muzzy returned Monday from q visit with
chile Tomlinson are spending the week
bury and Is stopping with her son. II.
Muzzy.-Miss Edith Kennedy of Duxbury
Will teach the fall term in Dist. No T.
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Katherine (Kslly) Bullock wire
of y. s. Bullock, died SATURDAY morning
AZ the home OF her son. Marin buiiocK'
on Lee river. She was VI years oin' mrs'
Bullock had been an invalid for several
years but her death was caused by par
alytic shocks. which she suffered Few
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WESTFOED.

Mrs. q. NJ. Huntlcy Is visiting In
Greensboro.-Ths Rev. I. Innvecr, n
native of India, but now pastor OF the
Methodist Church Of Milton. Will deliver
an address In the Congregational Church
Frieay evening OF this week. After the
address the riite boxes vii! he opened
ana refreshments will be served.-Miss
Lillian Dorr OF Bsividero and Miss Alice
Carol Of Jericho are visiting at Ed
ward Mach,a's.-Mr CORY Of Washing
ton. d. C.. has been the guest OF Nj,
and Mrs. T. h. Smith for few days
Mt AMI Mrs. William Wells of Spring
field, Mass. are visiting at Fred
Iiomes's.-Mrs. Newland Is spending
several days with hcr laughter. Mrs.
CHARLES Hunsoi. Jr.-Mrs T Bates
and children have been In Jericho for a
few days. Mrs Bates expects 10 return
to her hons In Hudson, N Y. this week.
Miss Lena Grow returned tn BuIlng-
ton Monday.-M'ss Fern Hunt or Fair
fax has been the guest u: Mrs Gmith for
several dsys.--Mr. ard Mrs Charles Nun
son. Jr., hava returned frcm Nolyoke
Mass. after spending tive wseks with
Mr.. Munson's sister, Mrs. Edsur Myers
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unanimously for town representative this
fall. The following Justices were placed
In nomination; c. NJ. Russell. u. c.
Smith. ". NJ. Webster, J. s. Rushlow. II.
Harrington. W. p. pa,tn.r and r. 4.
Stoddard.-H. /. Goodsell has bought e
store in Fairfax and Will .opn move hii
family to that place and tal, possession
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. julia iaffcry aud Miss conchA
Savage OF Chicago are the guests o. Mrs
A. McNaily and l. p Herr,c6, III. Nc
Cau.ey has returned from n trip through
the South.--Mrs. @. w. Granger. VITA
Rosalic and Dan Granee- have h-Aa
visiting in Huntington.
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taken to her home on Brigham hill.-Thc
Ladies' Aid held meeting in the
Methodist Church Wednesday afternoon.
supper was served from five to six
Ernest Center and Lila Plhin were mar
ried at the Methodist parsonage Tuesday
forenoon by the Rev. T. T.. Blodgett
At the democratic caucus J. ]. Mona
han was nominated as candidate for rep
resentative of the town of Essex.
The listers have completed the quad
ronnial appraisal and will meet in the
town clerks office September to hear
grievances.
Chester Barnes OF this place and Miss
Mertie Slater, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred c. Slater Of Underhill. were mar
! ried in Burlington Saturday evening by
tho Rev. j. A. Tholens.
Guy Stevens. who recently passed the
examinations for admission to the bar
returned Ast n!rht from Boston. where
on Tuesday morning he look tho required
oaths OF an attorney and counsellor at
law before the supreme judicial court OF
Massachusetts
MILTON.
Mr. and Mrs Porter Pierpont OF Savan-
nah. Ga. Mrs. Arthur Mann OF Hart
ford. Conn. and Mrs. John Drew and
daughter, Adelaide of Rumney. " H..
who have been visiting their parents. Mr.
and Mrs c. A. Pratt. have returned to
their homes. Tho funeral Of Mrs Allen
Estes was held from her home on Satur-
day at 200 p. m. the Rev f. f. Herrick
officiating. Tho remains were taken to
Belvidere Sunday for intermcnt.-A picnic
was held In the grove near the Great
Falls Saturday by tho ladies Of the
NJ. G. g.. who used to attend school here.
Quite number were here from out OF
town. Invitations were sent out TO 80
non residents.
The Rev. @. l.. Story OF South Burling-
ton preached at the Congregational
| Church Sunday ut the morning and e, en-
! Ing services. The Rev. +, r. Herrick
preached ct Enosburg.-Samuel Allen OF
| Cleveland has Joined his wife here for a
short vacat!on.-Miss Jessie Brown. who
has been spending her vacation with her
sister Miss Clara Brown. returned TO New
Bedford Monday.-Mrs. Hale Flint OF
Randolph Is spending Il few days with
her father, the Rev. L. u. Herrick.-Mrs.
Poarley lIewey and baby OF Springfield
are visiting at o. II. Hcwey's.-Mrs. O.
j. Goodyear, who has been spending Z
Few days In town. returned TO her home
In Springfield Tuesday Miss Grace ana
Lena Holmes spent Sunday In Westford.
Nj. and Mrs Malcolm Allen and little
daughter of New York are visiting his
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Allen.
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FRANKLIN
ST ALHhFS.

ST ALRhFS.
II, c;tv colrt SATURDAY. heariax WIS
haze before Judge n. y. Pnst - casS
In which /. y. NeibJrs YVES chk.Red 9TH
har,ng quantity OF ..ad in h. store
(COntinueS ~ o.gc ia).
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SHELBURNE.

At tho republican caucus Saturday
evening {. NJ. Russell was nominated
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-20
w. G. IT. U. ELECTS DELEGATE.

W. y. H y. ELESIo Dbl1EUht III
] At a business session of the Tot
tenville Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. William P. Chase, wife of Rev.
w. P. Chase, of the South Baptist
church. was elected the delegate to
the state convention to be held in
Troy, October 7 to II. Plans for a
speaker to address the temperance
workers were discussed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-20
STATEN A NEWS
ACTION ON CONGESTION
OF THE POPULATION

One of the most important move
ments affecting the welfare and ad-
vancement of Greater New York at
the present time is the labor being
performed by the City Commission
on Congestion of Population.
Much is being done by the COM
mission in Manhattan, Brooklyn and
the Bronx, and 1t is easy to foretell
the good that will come out of the
movement.
Now, why should not the people
of Richmond borough have a meet
ing at the Borough Hall. also. and
keep abreast with our sister bor-
oughs? 1t Is certain that the COM
mission will manifest just as much
interest in the welfare and advance
ment of Richmond borough as in
any other part of the city; but we
must first show a desire to be con-
sidered In the movement.
VIII not our citizens arrange at
once for a public meeting? Now is
the accepted time. Delays are dan
gerous.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-20
F. H. C0zzENS
SEVERITY HURT
Heavy Auto Truck Crushes
His Left Foot In Newark
on Saturday..
WAS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

Fred H. Cozzens, a well-known
real estate man and secretary Of the
Fifth Ward Improvement Associa-
ton, of Amboy avenue. Richmond
Valley, is confined to his home with
a badly crushed left foot as the re-
suit of a W ton auto truck pass
ing over it Saturday afternoon In
Newark, N. ].
Mr.. Cozzens, who Is also an agent
for the Gaganeau auto truck OF the
Benz Motor Car Company, OF New
York. at the time of the accident
was on a truck making a demonstra-
ton. The truck had been loaded In
New York with a shipment of goods
for the Merck Chemical Company
and was on the way to Railway. 1t.
was while passing through Newark
that Mr.. Cozzens' hat was blown off.
He got down from his seat on the.
truck while 1t was running slowly
and In attempting to regain his hold,
lost his footing. His foot slipped
under the real wheel and was crush
ed. Ar automobile rushed him to
st. Barnabas hospital, where he was
placed on the operating table a few
minutes after the accident. On Sum
day Mr.. Cozzens was brought to his
home in an automobile. He Ia now
being attended by DR.. Walker Wash
ington, of Tottenville. (
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-20
T0TTENvlLLE

Miss Elizabeth Jones has returned
after two weeks at Mountain View,
N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Ruddick, OF
Elizabeth, are spending a vacation
in a bungalow at Raritan Bay Park.
Mrs. Chris Fries and daughter
spent Sunday at Bath Beach.
Mrs. Charles Ainsworth is in Sa-
bina, Ohio.
Mrs. Florence Irwin, of Manhat-
tan, is visiting here.
Charles Ainsworth and sons,
Walter, Ralph and Powell, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Van
LEV, of New Brunswick.
Mrs. Marguerite Cline is contem-
plating a trip to Florida next month.
Mrs. George Wood has returned
from New Brighton.
Enoch and Robert Corson bicycled
around Staten Island Sunday.
Charles A. Thrall. of Wood ave
nue., who was thrown from a wheel
Thursday, is recovering.
Mrs. NJ. E. Powell, of Riverside
avenue, is spending a vacation in
Philadelphia, Pa, and Berlin, Md.
Martin Hughes and family and
Miss May Blackburn. of Clifton, and
Miss Ida Butler, of Richmond Val
ley, went to Newburgh Sunday and
had dinner at the Palatine Hotel.
They visited Washington's headquar-
tiers and then called on Mrs. Richard
Rogers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-20
PLEASANT PLAINS

The Misses Elsie Kaufman and
Lucilla Howlsey visited in Perth
Amboy yesterday.
Miss Elsie jacob Is Ill at her
home in Amboy avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Krause were
in T~ottenville yesterday.
Mrs. w. ]. Penton and son were
Perth Amboy visitors yesterday.
Joseph Peidl has recovered from
recent illness.
Miss Marjorie Bishop has return
ed from P~eekskill.
A meeting Of U. S. Grant Council,
Jr. o. U. A. M, was held In Amlcitia
hall last night.
Arthur Foster visited in Prince
Bay yesterday.
Miss Libby Woodruff has returned
to Greenpoint, L. L.
Miss Fannie Sharrott visited in
Perth Amboy yesterday.
Walton Nance was in Manhattan
yesterday.
Edward Ogden. of Jersey City,
was In town Sunday.
A meeting of U. S.Grant Lodge.
No. 70, Colored Knights Of Pythias,
will be held in Orlando Hall, Ross
Vile, Thursday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-20
AUTO AND WAGON NEAR
COLLISION IN AM BOY AVE.

A collision between an automobile
and a United States Express Com
pany wagon was narrowly averted
In Amboy avenue near Center street,
Tottenville, yesterday afternoon.
The automobile attempted to pass
the wagon driven by Agent Silver
man at the time and the mar at the
wheel had to throw his brakes on
full force Just as the wagon tried to
go In front of the car, which the
agent said. did not blow his horn.
The car almost went on the sidewalk
to clear the wagon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-20
PLEASANT PLAINS~---
NWLING p
PRINCE BAY
ING
ROY (. PARDEE GRANTED
AN ABSOLUTE DIVORCE

Judge Blur, of the supreme
court, of New York, has signed a fl
nal decree of absolute divorce in ia
Yor of Roy e. Pardee, son of Dwight
w. Pardee, secretary of the New
York Central and Hudson River rail
road, from Lillian Beasley Pardee.
Roy E. Pardee, who is twenty
three years old, married Mrs. Lii
liam Beasley, widow of Andrew Beas-
ley, of Huguenot, on June 20, 1909,
but lived with her only a few weeks.
Mrs. Pardee was formerly Lillian
Hanley, of Huguenot, before she
married Andrew Beasley, who died
shortly after her marriage to him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-20
T. A. C. PLANS
incorporation
At Meeting of the Club the
Purchase Of Property
Was Discussed.
SPECIAL MEETING CALLED

The Tottenville Athletic Club last
night formulated plans for the in
corporation of the club and for the
purchase of the property which they
now lease. A special meeting has
been called for Thursday. September
20, to take up both matters before
the full membership of the club.
H. A. w. Kreischer, who has been
assistant manager of the baseball
team. was chosen manager of the
football and basketball teams. 1t
was also decided to purchase new
suits and Jerseys for the football
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-20
PROHIBITION MEETING.

The first gun OF the Prohibition
party for the coming campaign in
the borough Of Richmond will be
fired otnight when H. A. Larsen, a
prominent prohibition speaker, will
address an open air meeting at the
corner Of Main street and Arents
avenue, T~ottenville. The meeting
will be called at s o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-20
RECEPTION.

A reception to the teachers OF
public school No. 8, Pleasant Plains,
viii be given in the assembly room
of the school by the Progressive
School Club tonight. An excellent
program has been arranged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-20
M. \. v. VISITING DAY.

The monthly visiting day Sunday
at the Mission of the Immaculate
Virgin. Mt. Loretto, brought down
n Of the largest crowds from Man
haitian and Brooklyn that had been
seen at the institution in some time.
The visitors were brought down in
two special trains from st. George