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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-25

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-25
MISS FRIED STANDS PAT.

81 Hats OF to Anna Fried, Of the Brownsville see
Aion Of Brooklyn, who has keen of per
'1onal values
ss After long and ardent siege, Miss Fried had
length surrendered her affections and given
pr0mise Of her hand to happy gentleman Of
golent American assimilation. BY name Abra-
Ahin Incidentally this FACT shows how
~ really Is in \ name and how,sery much
II uhen i reaches the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-25
PLEASURES OF BALLOoNING.

AS the mystery of the disappearance of the bal
loor America grows to the point where the
loss Of the aeronants advances from possibility
toward practical certainty. clearer light is
thrown on the details of this most dangerous and
spectacular form of sport.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-25
SLOGANS A POOR oRuTCH.

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naf MA has AA 'Ais q moI,4es "Aa ''s"l'9'
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4 oAnfs ely aAfes'"h. u W iiiist'f'. no. no
& 1"F TIE pa se@ years slFaesea mani is WIN
BIZ - nasaiias "aleh 'hAFiesaoa 'fo" iH'
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veAfied 81 writing editorials glowing ana nope
n TIL unusr TINS eonhdeh' tiie- IN sphe o1 "hc''
NJ Nnariersoh mas ftiuse" 70 grow. esth tho"S"
n cosxed win mois"es ana i'ifed win "fa."FS :"
fxPand lis ehesf. surely II y motto eia'o nave
uone the work, u cop'ous ihlee'fehs al slogan
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- past ehor's, me News anu 'oafief recently
4. $40, IN paft, o. slogans:
me chamber OF Commerce 81 TINS
town wants slogan and It deh care
where II gets II 50 long as IL Is all
r1eh1. In fac', cash prizes nave been
oHered TOT slogan ana efea' deai OF
hteres. mas peeh af"oseo' hufnoeF u
saeges'ise SLOGANS having 'eeh sun
ml1'ea, some OF them sooa phe '1os' o'
'heii oaa, ana 10 one u lheia cl
n aehc'ng 'hai degree Oh INSPIRATION OF OF
a genus 'hat makes d slogan worm "hiF'
= poor slogan l. worst 'han no slogan
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ale uis''Ae'H i's '''ns' ''i'a''
MEANS business - ihe having tn'
score 1ied IN 'he fhtii inning win
tnree men on bases Tor the nome team
anu Two OUT l, n'''aiis '''fe Is soi''
1hihg aoihg ana sussesist an manner
e "a sooa ,nii,ss' nat y 'ne h'aa "a
slogan charleston wants.
D.rpi'e when tue paper ~ question = noPo
vt 'nai .he p,l~es oner'n wiz result /" 'ne se'
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lofe'ho"she ana Ni'hoo' STUDY i"uen
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slsue l'ae, =, q me c'''i'n're'ai "oii' was uiS
& sosenl. inis may ~ 'i"'' o'' ''s s4eno''S
asAi moment iof s,osa" - ','e '.''i'"t "h'n
RR# eeHlng ar1lhclai aias' the people ol '"'i"uh
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-25

Personals.
Rosebud Hodges. Of Norfolk Will arrive this
week 20 be guest Of Governor Mrs. Mann at
the executive mansion. and will attend their silver
wedding Friday evening.
Mics Caroline Martin who has been spending
In Winchester the guest OF Mrs Richard Eve.
Ign Byrd. has returned Richmond
Dr. and Mrs 4. W. F. Brock who attended the Grand
Camp In Norfolk week. returned city
after pleasant visit To their daughter. Mrs. Floyd
Hughes.
Mr. Mrs. A. l.. Adamson are at the Chesterfield
for the winter after spending the England.
Their daughter Mrs. J. W. Hall Of New York. II with
them
Mr. and Mrs. y. G. HaIgraves guests Of MrA
Hayes Buckwith In fredericksburg
Miss Virginia Gresham, who has been visiting MIS-
Bessie Butler at Bowling Green, has returned Riehr
mond. Is
Mrs William Edward carfer@pf Hiv~rfrn.ssa. .Ns
guest m her pstents. MI and Ms william II ~. &
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
CHILDREN IN
FANCY DRESS
THE PRIZE WINNERS
rpsetai 20 ths KynNlNe WE'VE

spsctoi 10 the EVENING News
MetuchsB. Oct 1.-THE League
House presented a gay and festive
aDpsarap nee Saturday afternoon,
when the ehildrsn's auxiliary CAV y
fancy dress dance. About sixty
children. representing rs many dlf.
ferent ideas ia dress. danced and
marched 10 their hearts contsnt.
under the leadership of Mrs, VIII
iiams. assisted by Mrs. Rowland,
Mrs. Letterst and the Misses Hall
and Burroughs. For tbs most artiss
tic dress, a prize was given Miss
Trina Bopsr. who represented h
trained nurse; for the most gro
teaque. Miss Anna Besknisn, ms
Opbelih and Miss Eleanor MeLaughs
lin ~ Cy Perkins
In a boys cadst costume Miss
Beatrice Morris captured tbs artistic
dress prize. "a football. and Master
James. the most g~fotssqne suit. a
little negro Sammy,
Tbs Judges, who we're Mrs. Ofar.
of Brooklyn; Mrs Charles Ayers.
Mrs. Arbstt Smith. Mrs. William
Coles and Mrs, Abel Cofbin, had
much difficulty In placing tbs prizes,
20 clever we're most 81 the costa NEE
worn, Miss Wiimont furnished the
music,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
METUcHEN

Mr.. and Mira, Hugh Janeway have
returned from New York CITY
saT. ESfsst T'oanei!!, 81 Newark.
was In town Saturday.
Mrs. MetzBsr, OF Perth Amboy.
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs,
Dudley Browning.
Mfss irene Mason IL teaching at
the Highland Park school.
Over one hundred guests enjoyed
the supper in the Presbyterian isc~
ture room Thursday evening
Mrs. James Walker. Of Elizabeth
has been visiting her sister, Mira A.
g. Hunt.
Miss Mary coIburn Ia visiting Mrs.
George Litterst.
Mrs. Gran is a guest Of Mrs
Thomas Barr.
A card party will bs given tomor-
row evening Of tbs club house with
Mrs. H. &c. Ayers as hostess. Bridge
and 500" viii be played.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Seymour Barr
we're guests Of Mrs Thomas Barr
yesterday.
Mr. James Wright has purchased
the GlrYin cottage on Robins place.
The vs.. &, r 4. viii be entertain
eA tomorrow afternoon BY the w e.,
T, r., Of Perth Amboy. at the home
Of Mrs., John GaFretsou. lsavlng
Aetuchen on the Zs20 trolley,
4 union Bsaeayor service and
Sunday evening preaching ssrgics
was held In the reformed church last
evening. with Rev Jr. Van Banten
ln the pulpit. Sext Sunday evening
the union service VII be held In the
Presbyterian church.
Ms, Roy Burr IL enjoying q vaca-
ton wlth relatives 10 Massachusetts
Misz Craze Wiim0nt vas IN tosn
Saturday.
1fr. Waiter Nook. Jr.. with hts
family spent = week st NJ Pee0ao
end reformed home Saturday,
Dr. LapptncO't entertained two
friends from &ep YORK over Sunday
Mr.. J. g. TAFT visited his mother
over Sunday.
Miss MARSHALL in planning 10 spend
tbs sSntey fn the city,
4 eOnpfry dance ailI be- given At
the esab house on tkG evening Of
October 81 70 eeIebrate EFzglDwS en-
day Mrs., WSGsm0Fth viii be hOsts&s
and 1t{ nlske thfs 8@ase 80 stsfse-
tive one
Tho ladies Of Tire Methodist ehafca
are planning as entertainment for
she e4ssy part oF N0geme@F. which
@ggl give ~p2easare to All no attend
An lnfoemzf dance 81 tbs eEeb
h0Bse Saturday eqeHlRs was sa5Gged
ay u n@aabeg Df she y0ssmg EespA
Professor aaSs&n Furnished the
m@s8g
Miss kGsaa SnyssF sNtSstSSne8 =
sG@ ~ her YS@n1 ffisa6S friday
eEe@sag
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
F0RDS

Mss &sssie Et9A5@ speat Sss6sy
sgsagnz o5ss Of tSNn
Mss Villas D@aaSaa was =
Psrfa &ms0g visitor SATURDAY,
Mrs. fred OsSsa a@e s0a g4wsF6
sgs1t S&sssssY oa % t0sn
MssG Egaza5ssh Egfggfs 81 Nss
HsgASN k.~s1eGs Ss@6sy sn toes.
Ms, sa9 Mrs Wtaf5ssa EsssT, ~
PeFsA Am6sr. we're sosxs 1siogs on
S&a&g
ArtNMF LsNA3@s Of P~sH &Mg
W@ ) be3g visitor 8ESa8
&ss J9AN ffsgxaS ~ &sNzsk.
s sataf4sg &s9 SsnSsg gassstag
esaatsTss E@ eS@a
Ass Mayo "a 4 Ps1A A@&sg
qssseF sas@sasg-
Mss BslakMaA - %M York
e3se. Kg@ms kA@ pass ws@E Ia S9@A
VIZ. sna Nps Ta0ssas ggas. IS
F0sTa AasgF. sps&s 8SsAT Is s0ws
Msss ssssa ANssseE sNs&s
&a8 s&g o ~ t9ws
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
kEYP0RT

Joseph NJ. Wailing, Of this place.
left today for New Haven. Conn d,
where he will spend a few days yaes4
ton.
Lloyd E. Mason. Of this place.
spent over Sunday on a fishing trip
TO Babylon. l., l.
Robert 7. F~airbrother and Richard
o. Whits. both Of New YORK city.
spent over Sunday with 8f. Whites
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, r. y, white, al
their h0gs3e in Osborne street.
Miss Mildred Cor. Of this plaee,
has returned TO her home ~ Front
street from NJ extended visit with
relatives a. Highlands on the fiud-
son.
Alden WeIcb, Of Broot1Yp. spest
Sunday al the home ~ his parents.
Mr. and 4frs Thsddeds =. Wsich, IN
Church street
Charles apf0ui. formerly Of this
piass, who ts BOw attending a bust
ness college in Trenton, spent Sunday
with friends here,
Harry DisbFOB. Of East Orange.
spent over sunday a. she bofas Of
Ms aud Mfs I. Brewer Wsliing. 10
FF0af street.
Martin MeKesA, ~ %ep Work Cfty.
spent over Sunday with his fa0fhsr ~
her home fn Church street
Mis-. baary 4 Mooney arsa Dsntna
q ff0Nafa ksye purchased = fDftgs
horsepower 8ssaTTS touring tar Al
though secondhand the machine IS
slf6esg So good az new
FRED EFDakhafss. ef %&w Y~fk
CITY. spent aef 8gs6ay wifa tt&aas
here
DoHt say ssBiv@ - Ns$Sta AK
erson, Brennan And Armstrong F0a
Mfxa4 get a dark took
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
NJ. E.
ANNUAL Bazaar
Supper Is Planned and Dif-
tersnt Program for En-
tertainmsnt Two Nights.
AN EVENT AT KEYP0RT
Special 10 the EVENING NEWS.

~S'v"f 20 rms " MN VIZ
Keyport, fOct. THE annual
bazaar and supper given by the Cal
vary M. u. church of this place will
take place October 20 and 81, in
the church, In Osborne street. Az III
well known here, the supper Will be
excellent.
The supper ON mites Ia eoui-
posed OF Mrs. Thomas Dawson,
chairman; Mrs. Edward Cokeist.
Mrs. William I4ambertson, Mrs Eu-
retta ogden, Mrs. Emma Black, Mrs.
Henry Cherry and Mrs. Carrie Be-
die. Mrs. Carrie Mason In the chair
nan of the candy committee, Mrg.
Maggie Bedle, chairman Of the fancy
table COMMITTEES, and Mrs. Frances
M. I.acksy. chairman OF the apron
table committee. A case OF pickles
and canned goods has been donated
10 the fair by n. j. Heinz. Mr..
Heinz also donated n case last year.
The supper will be served from &
y NJ to , 7. NJ, by tho young la
dies or the church The price : is
twenty-five cents, ~ usual.
Many are under the impression
that the bazaar IL being given by the
EpWorth League. This Ia not the
case, this being the annual bazaar
and supper given by the church The
program. which viii be different
each night. IN IA follows:
Thursday Night.
s%electiOn. II. W, JeYett's orcbes-
trs
Recital, Miss Dot Bssley,
Quartet, Nrs. George NJ Collins,
Mrs. josephine A. Iion. George NJ.
Collins and William r.. Eckhart,
Selection, orchestra.
Vocal solo. Mrs. George NJ Col
line.
Recital. Miss Dot geelsy.
Selection, orchestra.
Friday Nlsf,t-
Selection. violin and piano. Miss
Nellie Hsgan and George LOSER.
Song, junior choir.
Recital. Miss Dorothy Ogden.
Solo, "Btili UnsxpTesssd," Mrs.
George 81 Collins.
Selection. Violin and piano, Misa
Nellie Regan and George Lober,
Song, junior choir.
Vocal solo. MiSs Flossie fsbu
Sslsctlon. violin and piano. Miss
Regsn and Mr. Jobsr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
KEYPORT YACHT CLUB
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

s1so.ai 10 the EVENING Nrws
K@ypert, Oct. 17s-Tbs officers Of
the Report Yacht Club IN elected
by them AT their last meeting are
Commodore. Charles Bossi: vice
commodore, Karl Matbiassn; rear
com modore, Harvey H. Bsdle. Of
Heial measurer, William a. on:
treasurer. Thomas %Burroweg. secrss
tafy, Richard Burtowes: assistant
secretary, Norman u. Lockwood
trustees, three years, vadin Curtis.
Richard r. Brown, D. +. Van Deyens
tor. Jr,; two years, +. A. Sender
gard. w, G. Low. w. Brown. Harry
Tofts. and william 70. wooiey. ST.,
Application committee, William H.
Watts. Waiter ~ Cherry. Joseph NJ
WsiliHg. Regatta committee, David
&. WaiIius, William w Omsrod and
A. r. Holt Nominating committee.
William ". Wooiey. sr., vadln Cur
lis, William ~ Watts,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
MATAWAN

The first OF a series Of concerts 10
be given Mt FfsshoId this winter was
held Friday evening Madame Hehtt
mann Heihk was the performer 0f
the evening, Those who attended
from Mathwan we're Mr and Mrs,
John Tsfhups, Mr., aud Mrs, w ~.
Duncan, Miss Helen Tefbuns and
Charles Shock.
Mr., and Mrs W n Duncae and
son Jay we're over sunday guests ut
Mnnhsauan,
Frank Coboysf. Of Perth Anbey.
spsnt Saturday and Sunday with his
grandmother, Mrs, NJ VI Hayward
Mr.. p~ondsffgrd Shank, OF Hsw
York, was an over sunday guest ~
Miss villa Van Hfhekie
Mrs. George Henderson aud hsf
sister. Miss Ada i~ambsftsoh, OF
Newark, gsfs over Sunday guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. AIes CASTOR, OF Main
street,
Mrs Henry strong and Miss Fan
nis Strong spent Saturday With Mrs,
Theodore II sicksis IN Main stfsst,
Misses Mary and dsftfuds strong
attended the w, g, r. u. convention
which Wa held st Newark last week,
returning hoHs Saturday night
Mrs. ellis Harris. Of Flushing. H.
T.. IL visiting MI aud Mrs j. ",
Harris,
Mrs ~ Tics IL recovering from .
ssvsrs attack Of acute indigestion.
Miss Jsan Rus has bssn spending
Il week with her Sister. Mrs, Leroy
stark. OF South Amboy,
Miss Annie Johnston In spending
two wssks with her sister. Mrs,
E9Wlss. al Amherst, Mass
Mrs. Daisy Sen aud daughter. ~
Newark. are visiting sifs Fritz
Weber,
A number Of our tGwnspe0pls 81
tended the democratic rally ~ FIRES
hold Friday evening TO hear The
democratic candidate for governor,
Woodrow Wilson Elmer asfaB, ~
this piaes. who ~ this democratic
candidate Tor assembly, was alse one
of ttis spesksfs
Miss HsrseFsaH. ~ Schenectady,
~ ", IN visiting bsf cousin. Miss
kits Tempkibs, Of willow Hsaa.
4HtHwan
William ~ HrTaB, who was nj
ti6nal BAnk examiner f9f this section
a number OF yssfs. bAs recently bsfs
ebsssd tHs Van HfbBt farm q few
miles from ibis bises ABd ~ a9w
committing from JatswaH ~ t9sw
York. where he is ~ business as .
u6ts bfoksf,
tsftfrfng. bSs,sfoes @ass .0yna var,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
SURPRISE PARTY is
HELD AT WOODBRIDGE
special TO the EVENING NEWS.

Special TO the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge. Oct. l7:-A party
was held at fIemsel's home, In Albert
street, Woodbridge. to surprise Mr..
J. Hemsel The guests present were;
Mr.. and Mrs. L~nchregal, Mr.. and
Mrs. Linen, Mrs. Murray, Mr.. and
Mrs, Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dob
ermlller. Mrs. j. Hemsel, Miss ~,
Grohman, Miss X. Cathelin, Mr.. A,
Grohman. Mr.. Il. Fink, Mr., A.
Brown, Mr.. Larkin, Miss ID. Reickrei-
gal, Miss b D~obermiller. e. Melder.
J. Reilly. l.. Kolb. 0. Katb, II. Decree,
Miss A. kath. Miss T.. Ncch, j. Katft.
Miss A. Dobermilier. Miss r.. Zscli,
Mrs. H. Decree, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Kath,
Miss b. Kath. j. Hemsel, Miss NJ.
Mooney, J Mooney. w. Hemsel and
j. Dobermiller. Music was furnish.
ed by the Jack Rose" Ochestra. OF
Perth Amboy All had ar enjoyable
time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
ENJOYABLE BIRTHDAY
PARTY AT MATAWAN
IDsoiaI 10 The gysSfsG wsws

NUgptai 10 He FENfVD WV
Hataw wan, Oct. III Miss Asts
Thompson. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs,
Harry Thompson. invited about nfs
tssn Of her friends saturday even
ing 10 hslp her ~eslsbtsts her ssysnz
tssnth birthday, This Young people
enjoyed themselves IN ptayiaR games
and music until 10 10 o'clock, wbsn
they wsfe Invited into the dining
room. which Was trimmed With
white ehtysAnthetnums and s~sniisr
T'bs table vas also decorated, tbs
color effect being rsd and ghits, in
the center Of which was q isfEs
birthday pie" with satin ribbons
running 10 s#ett c6ysfs AFTER fhe
refreshments asfh guest pulled ths
ribbon DEPOSITS their p'sts end re-
esiyed tbs gift attained 10 ".
which caused a gfsaf dsai Or faefFtT
tDsnt The fhyofs wsfs wbits
efr1assthemBms ana su1Iias tisa
vita red ribbon Misa Asta re-
estvsd q uutnbsr of presents sHa
assrg6ns had an ~snieYsbis tins,
TbSsa present wsfs thb Misses Ma
onsi pedIe, Ethel f1sHis, mildred
Morton, Tds ttsk. Itrtis Van Fslt
Had villa Van Bthekls; Fay DSt-
1fp. Ralph Rice, ~ Brooklyn VII
ism gefgsp jay Duncan, Herbert
Brown, Edward DoiaiBiek. Lsf9y
Gloss and Btabisy Fisher
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
HOTEL WEDDING
IN WOODBRIDGE
@@aa
Auto Party Held Up by tbs
Storm Saturday Had Csr-
smony Performed.
RxsssN@sa~@
lime MT INE PLACE
TIME, NOT THE PLACE
srselal % a. xYnsINe NnwA.

Special 20 fhs EYRsTse sAwA
Woodbridge, Oct. t7iAA qtslsf
wedding toet place Al the Wood
bridge hotsi Saturday eysnihx. this
bride being Miss Mary A WssiHFts
of New York aity, and ths asaass
Ira II Lsua1, Of pittsbufs, TsHiuk
obliged 10 stop nj ths hotsi on Ast
count Of tbs thunder STORM sud hayF
Ing q young minister, Hsy, A n.
aeilan, IN their party, they d.Nidsd
10 have tho marriage At tia Ap
pointed tlfns, tbs place hsip4 Mt
small momsat. Woodbridge bstn9 ~
satisfactory as New York city
Quests al The hetsi aetsd ~ VT
nsssss and an i~ispfemptu Fsfegtfst
was given the bridal party, aFfaf
which they left in their auty far
New YORK.. The af6ein IL 4 trstHl :
nant automobile manufacturers, 1T
Pennsylvania
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
CENTURY A. C. OF
kEYPORT PLANS DANCE.
Special To m. EVENING NEWS.

special 10 the EVENING NEWS,
Keyport. Oct i7t@At a meeting
OF the Century Athletic CLUB held In
their club room II was decided 10
give q dance IN the near future The
affair Will DO managed by ths enter
tHinmsnt COMMITTEES which II eems
posed of william v Knapp,
chairman. Winfield bsehef, Herbert
II, West, Fred kortanhHus aud
Lloyd r Armstrong, This viii make
tho third undertaking ~ the Kind
given by the club. Bix nsw mefns
bsrs wers added TO the list, They
we're HAROLD Cbisman, Robert Au-
mack, Jay nakef. Frank Smith,
Percy Walllng and Frank Mooney,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
WOODBRIDGE

Miss tisisn Valentine has fslgftis
cd TO school at pripesfg1. aftsf 4
visit with hsf parents In ufuya
stfsat,
Miss Anna Dunisant OF ~ MAftf8
school. rlatBnsid. spent SUNDAY ~
her b6tns In ufesn street.
Mrs Beers. wle has tssst 1tsftfH9
NJ tbs fssidaBea III George Btswsft.
Ia barron aYshns. has returned to
her home at ROCKY MI
Miss Ruth Naaibsfs is spending n
few weeks With her grandmother,
Mrs, B%uokataw, Mt Ffssiisld
Tt1s young ladies' who baFe change
OF the fair 10 bs bsia for tbs i,sHsfl
Of The Soldiers Monument Fund.
Miss utaes Huber
Mf and Mrs. Charles NuHsapsfz
tRfi yesterday for aa extended Ifap
and Dsia wafs, expecting 90 sisis afs
6safa Fails.
Mrs, Raymond EiltsnHsfssf ~
Miss shoemaker srsFt saturday as
ista0gb vt Perth Amhs
Mfs, Wilson, Of A#WaTk, spent
Sunday with her sister. Mrs. 81
eHes wsyEsg1, ~ AaiH street.
a J cfsnsf6n, Of fpl8Hia
Woodbridge %yiaitof ssetafH
gs0fRs Mach has fst9 II
visit 70 his hsms ut HaaafhAs ~
Wiss Margaret IfiidaabfsHafs 1T
fast OfsBea. spsat sunday v8H
Miss Anna Hiisdeff. sf Main Stfasf 4
Miss afses Harmed, ~ WessHsf1y =
ara Hiss Gertrude Harmed, ~ Hshs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
MRS. ELIZABETH GRAY
DEAD AT SOUTH kmB0Y
sss esag to tho EVENING NEWS.

South Amboy, Oct. 1T:-Mrs.
Elizabeth Grey died yestere/y morn
Ing about / O'Clock. at thu home or
her son-in-iaw, Ralph Stuart, OF
Second street. The funeral services
will be held at her late residence In
First street. Tuesday morning. Oc-
tober IS. at 10 o'clock. Rev. J. Y.
Irwin, OF the Baptist church, VIII
preach the Undertaken
Morgan Will direct the funeral. Tho
remains will be taken to the prov
ince OF Canada for interment beside
her husband.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-17
SOUTH AMBOf

Joseph Wilson. Jr,. who has been
seriously fi for several days. is
gaining In health and II no compit-
cations set In he WIN be about I'm
the near future.
a. r. Wilson. OF Perth Amboy,
was a South Atnboy visitor yester-
day.
william Cornell. of 81. George.
Staten Island. spent yesterday With
relatives tn South Amboy.
Mrs. Richard Mack spent yester-
day afternoon with friends in Perth
smboy.
Mr. and Mrs John Rae. OF First
street. spent Saturday afternoon
asd Sunday ~lih friends In Mon
mouth county.
Mrs. Lloyd Worthy. Of Broadway.
spent Saturday and sunday with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs William Cor
nell. Of Sc. George. Staten Island,
Mrs. CaTletoa Voorhees,. Of Broad
urday afternoon
Mrs. n. Culver. Of Brooklyn. n.
r.. formerly OF thi& city vas s.
South Amboy visitor yesterday.
Mrs r. e. AIKEN, OF Broaazsy.
wss a Perth Amb0g visitor yestsF-
day afternoon
4r. and Mrs. Joseph W'etHmas,
JE>, visited friends in Eer York
city Saturday and Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Arthur McKsns.es 81
Eeeoaa Gsrssts spent Saturday sftsg-
BOOB and Sunday with friends cat
OF t0wa
Miss Helen wortley. of Augusta
street. Was q PERTH Am05y visitor
Saturday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nlehsef Leonard
and ehagaren. OF David street. sp@ut
Saturday and Sunday wItn relatives
la BFoosEYn-
Mrs. Josm Lyon, OF First street,
was . Perrin Ambog visitor aatHFaaY
afternoon
Mrs.. 5 BaS,eao. o. George street..
was su ous-ot-t0wa visitor Saturday
aft@FaGoa
David Eagas. Of Ceaoyer street.
sgssnt Saturday SfserBOoa and san
aay sssh friends oas - s0sn.
Wra. -. Is af&veas. Of F&gSs
ssFe@g, wag q Psssh &MSey visitor
yesterday afaeFnDgs
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street.. sgeat Sstafaay le View T8tk
essg.
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Darasagtoa. NhO save Sse@ several
G4gs mgsa fra@sa& ia sAss eitg. ca
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