Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-27
SECOND NIGHT OLE FAIR.

500 people attended, a still larger
crowd was pr Mt last night. A
number of a~rtfcIes were CHANGED off
and those who were in charge of the
different booths were kept busy. This
afternoon the children will have
charge of the event and an entertain
ment will be given In addition to the
different forms of amusement.
The fishing pond, in charge of
Walter j. Rielley, was again the lead
Ing attraction, with the candy booth
and wheel of fortune, in charge of
Mrs. P. j. Burke, a close second.
The fair will be closed at midnight
on Friday.
Following is the list of prize win
ners last night: Pillow shams to
Mayor Albert Bollschweiler, Market
street; boys suit to Mrs. ]. Cluney,
1873 Washington street; pillow cases
to j. Mullen, 1853 William street;
sofa pillow to Miss Anna Kisko, State
street; c~entrepiece to Mrs. Edward
NJ. Kelly, "A Centre street; fruit dish
to Joseph Coley, 292 Washington
street; silk quilt to Thomas l.. Rossi,
402 High street; pillow to Ace Riel-
ly, Jefferson street; collar and cuff
set to Rev. Monsigner B. t. O'Con-
nell, Centre street; barrel of -four,
donated by Scheuer & Sons, to Rob-
ert jain, 1872 Jefferson street; Japa-
nese tea set to Mrs. T. Zehrer, Sc
warren; pair of vases to Miss Helen
Campion, 333 Elm street; cracker
jar to Emmett Arose, 270 Oak street;
picture to Mrs. Petersen, $50 State
street; sofa pillow to Charles Pebble,
l61 Chauncey street; counterpart to
Miss Anna Brazzel, East avenue;
linen towels to Mrs. r. Thomas, 283
Mcclellan street; bed spread to Miss
Margaret Rossi, High street; berry
set to p. K. Bracken, Kearny avenue;
tablecloth to John Swarth, Amboy
avenue; Japanese tea set to Mrs. E.
costello, Centre street; pair of vases
to Joseph Jay, 218 Fayette street;
cups and saucers to Mrs. Berdwell,
Washington street, Elizabeth; pillow
shams to Edward Petersen, State
street; berry set to Mrs. Fruifhuit,
293 Bertrand avenue; pair of vases
to Raymond O'Hara, 595 State
street; berry set to Mrs. ]. Clark,
AIS State street; tablecloth to Mrs.
Charles White, Rector street, coun-
terpane to James H. Rhodes, Watson
avenue; sofa pillow to M. A. Mullen,
159 Washington street; picture to
Mrs. William LaRue, 339 High
street; lunch cloth to Mrs. w. w.
Hodges, Rector street; umbrella to
Mrs. O'Hara, 70 Chauncey street;
fancy clock to M. McDermott, Jeffer-
son street; picture to j. Lorentzen,
Madison avenue; wine set to A. H.
Mum, Madison avenue; pillow shams
to Thomas Major, Washington
Gfrnpf. Nor re Ho,,, N ID Movable
866 Oak street; ca~ndleholders to P.
Gr1mstead, Metuchen; pair of vases
to Mrs. Lund, 81 Broad street; table
cover to Edward Smith, State street;
o of cigars to John Cahen, 337
Watson avenue; lemonade set to
Rev. P. B. Corr, Centre street: silver
spoons to Miss Julia Deveny, New
Brunswick avenue; lemonade set to
j. Campbell, Water street; pair of
vases to Michael Seaman, Washing
ton street; counterpart to Raymond
Costello, Washington street; umbreI-
la to P. Casazavan, 526 State street;
lemonade set to Mrs. r. Van Horn,
Mechanic street; c~entrepiece to Mrs.
J. Mansfield, sol Elizabeth street;
Centrepiece to H. McGoldrick, 207
Commerce street; punch bowl to.
Miss Elizabeth Stufic, 721 State
street; fifty pounds of -four to Kath-
crime McCullegen, LA Charles
street; berry set to William Cough
lin, Roosevelt; fruit set to Mrs. Will
liam Manning, sc Charles street;
sofa pillow to Mrs. j.. Morris, 1872
Washington street; table to Rev. P.
B. Corr, Centre street; clock to Miss
Lottie b. Sweeney, 1872 Jackson
street, Paterson; sofa pillow to j..
Donehue, 1871 Washington street;
centrepiece to Miss Mamie Wiltzen,
King street; table cover to William
lehman, 429 Front street; picture
to Miss Helen Heade, 329 Mechanic
street; c~entrepiece to Michael Quirk,
Cortlandt street; table cover to Miss
Mary Hellyer, 316 Smith street; CEN
trepieee to Thomas F. Burke, State
street; ported ferns to Rev. Monsig-
nor B. r. O'Connell, Centre street;
$3.50 in gold to William H. Moyles,
26S Barclay street; SIS in gold to
Harry Tierney, Kearny avenue; vase
to Mrs. J. X. Shelby, High street;
sailboat to Miss Martha Nickenig,
Maurer; SIS in gold to AIRS. Charles
Erickson, "a Broad street; toilet set
to r. Coraki, 658 Elizabeth street.
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FAIR WE'LL PATRONIZED.
The fair being held in the Boyn-
ton hall, in Smith street, for the
benefit of the Home for the Aged,
was we'll patronized last night. Many
partook of the supper prepared by
the ladies. Prof, Perelman, of Rah-
way, entertained the gathering with
a number of piano selections and
was forced to play to ncore Miss
Blanche Grieve also rendered a num-
her of piano selections.
On account of the Loyal Order of
Moose using the hall as a meeting
place tonight, no session of the fair
will be held. Tomorrow night most
of the large articles will be CHANGED
off and a large crowd is expected to
attend. On Saturday afternoon the
fair Will again be open. The affair
of the week will be brought to a
close ON Saturday night, when dane
ing may be enjoyed. A tea kettle
donated by Mrs. G. futile, was
awarded to William Tiee, Of Jeffer-
son street.
STILWELL-BARDRUM.
George Stiiwell and Miss Melinda
J. Bardrum, of Madison avenue, were
united in marriage at the Methodist
rsona at 1880 O'Clock last night
by Rev. DR.. George G. Wilding. Mr..
and Mrs. C. LaRue, of Bound Brook,
were the witnesses. After the eere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. StilwelI left for
a wedding trip through New York