Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-20
BIG DAY AT
EITNER'S PARK
ON AUG. 27

Inc modern OF America
on Staten island UNITED camps) will
gather with their friends at Eitner's
Midland Park, Grant City, on Satur-
day, August 81, to enjoy the lone
best cfambake of the season." one
that will satisfy those who have been
waiting for a good bake.
The best in the market is ordered
especially for the Modern Woodmen
bake. The games will start at 1870
and the bake will be served at 8
o'clock. Tickets can be procured by
sending check or money order for SO
to William sE Sheehan, treasurer,
corner Richmond turnpike and Jer-
sey street, TompkinsviIle, or Charles
A. Riley, secretary clambake commit
tee, No. 175% Second street, New
Brighton, on or before August %.
No money for tickets will be re-
ceived for. the bake after the 22nd OF
August, as a guarantee will have to
be given the proprietor of the park
on that date, and for those only who
pay on or before the 22nd will pro-
visions be made, and a positive re-
fusal will necessarily have to be
given those who neglect to arrange
with the secretary or treasurer for
a seat. This necessary precaution
is taken 80 as not to deprive those
who arrange for their tickets in
time from what is coming to them.
in order to make up extra plates for
those who are not figured for In the
guarantee.
This bake is not gotten up for the
purpose of either making or losing
any money, and so as to satisfy
those who will have the good for
tune to attend, the committee In
forms them that the SO each man
pays for his ticket will be spent on
him alone so it can readily be seen
that every man will get a run for
his money" such as he has never
had before.
The committee in charge has had
quite some experience with clam
bakes, and the selection of the neces-
sary courses and details, and this
will be a chance for those who have
been talking of a good clambake to
get what they have been waiting for.
The Committee.
The committee from the united
camps is composed of Matthew j.
Cahill. chairman Charles A. Riley,
secretary William E. Sheehan, treas
urer; George McClaughrey, Herman
Koch, e. A. Comtois, Fred Zurmuh-
lin, John Persehich. e. IT. Smith, J.
T. Sheehan, w. f. Sandonsky, b. G..
Eadie, Henry Barnes, r. d. Rice,
Joseph Callahan. T. J. Gehran, Jr..
r. A. Lempke, Harry Weidwaldt, j.
J. Gerhardt, Harry Sesselberg, w. J.
| Duffy, Thomas Costello, William
Pearson. J. J. Hayes, d. l.. C~ahalane,
A. A. Fetherston, Fred Kliff, John
Wholiiaan, Matthew Tormey, N. a.
Kiilroy, w. T. Mulligan, A. s. PraN
w. L. Pickney, f. v. Parker, Charles
Rappenhagen, Wilbur Riley, C. j.
Sh~arrott, T. C. Smith, e. +. Sneeden,
| Barnes, J. M. BREASTED, James j.
r. Fl. Van Duzer, j. E. Wilson, j. X.
Birmingham, James J. Conner, d. V.
Chimney, William De Wolf, j. Harry
Herman, H. r. Gregg, G. McGarbys
James p. Halbert, John Miller, b. r.
Kelly, August Anselm, William Bel
merit, w. e. Bulien, John J. Bennett.
A. B. Cummings, J. J. Dillon. A. G..
Each, ]. C. Ferguson, e. M. Cargo,
c. e. Hoyer, o. H. Hanniseh, FerGi-
nand Keegan, H. A. Micha, Alexan-
der Mcdowell, C., J.. Mclaughlin,
William Oliver, John Roheweder, Ed
mund Schaefer, l.. W. Schantz. B. r.
Siebelt, Charles n, Shudtz, J. L. Vail,
NJ. f. Sheehan, John Else, C. T..
Bostwfck, C. Il. Carr, B. j. Comfy, j.
Farcey, Jr., j. l.. Deyiin, A. Devoti.
F. W. Dudley, j. p. Detroit, d. w.
Foley, w. H. Fielding. J. Ghigliottis
w. C. Gilby. F. w. Holtermann. L.
A. Seaver, r, Jurgensen, G. J. Yer
plaetse, n. A. Me~rsereau, A. b. Vree-
land. j. C. Vissers, =. 1. Prier, G. H.
Wilson, G. ". White. W.-B. Stephens
and A. P. Helmeyer.