Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-20
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A large delegation or Freedom
Council, Daughters of Liberty. o.
this place, attended q meeting OK
Liberty Council at Perth Amboy
last Friday night.
Mrs. Ira Baird, OF Freehold, II
visiting friends here.
Benjamin F. 6. Brown, Ellison p.
Petteys, A. A. Philo, Rufus O. WAL
ling and Joseph %. Bedle will be
delegates from Monmouth Council
No. SO. Loyal Association, to q dis
trict meeting to be held at Perth
| Amboy tomorrow night.
Miss Ella Hoffman, of Broad
street. ia visiting relatives at Free
hold.
Mrs, Richard r. Brown, of First
street, spent last Friday at the IONS
of her parents, Captain and Mrs.
James s. Walling, at Lakewood.
Edwin III. wharton. of South Key,
port. who recently resigned from his
position with Phelps Cherry, of this
place, left his employ Saturday night
and will take up his new duties a. Q
! representative of Manning & Son, Of,
Plaihfeld.
George G. worthley, OF Matawan.
was a visitor here Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Hoose has returned
| to her home In Elizabeth street from
a few days. visit with relatives at
| Jersey City, and will entertain the
| Thought Club tonight. The topic
| for discussion will be ireland, with
the origin Of St4-patrick'a Day, and
Its observance isnv6ts1&&3n
Ivanhoe Pffory. Fratefa1.
Black FTlars, a side degree OF TINS
focal order OF Junior Order OF Amer
lean Mechanics, will go to Bedford to-
morrow night to institute a prfory AZ
that place. A big time Is expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. #. P. Armstrong, OF
Atlantic street, spent over Sunday at
the home OF the latter's pa > it's. Mr.,
and Mrs. John G. Schenck. at Holm-
del.
Miss Marion White. or WasfiHg-1
ton, d. c., spent over Sunday with
Miss Hilda Schanck at her home In
Main street.
Fred Brankhurst, OF New York
city, spent over Sunday With friends
here.
Howard D. Litteii. OF South AM
boy, spent over Sunday with friends
here.
Edwin Blake, OF Rutherford, spent
Sunday visiting friends here.
The Century Athletic Club Viii
hold a meeting In the rooms OF ths
club In Front street tonight to talk
over baseball prospects for the com-
ing season.
Harry Disbrow. OF East Orange,
spent Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Brewer Waliing, in Front
street.
Frank Dufour. OF New York city,
spent over Sunday at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John r..
DUfour, In Green Grove avenue.
The Keyport Junior Social Club,
will hold a meeting In their club
room in First street tonight.
The Woman's Christian Tenper-
ance Union will hold their regular
meeting In the lecture room OF Cali
vary M. E. church tomorrow after
loon at 8 O'Clock.
Miss Elsie Bauer, of First street,
is spending q few days with Miss
Gertrude Schroeder in Perth Amboy.
BENJAMIN Decker has returned to
his home in Second street from q
PROLONGED stay with relatives In
Brooklyn.
Miss Ola M. Conklin snent over
SUBWAY Win tILOhU5 at tNuttCy.
Mary Carhart attended the Sew
enth Regiment ball at New York city
Saturday night.
The jenny Wren Club met at the
home OF Miss Ella Matthews, In
First street, Saturday afternoon.
Charles Paulson. OF Atlantic
Highlands, was In town Friday.
Several members OF the Daughters
OF Liberty paid q fraternaI visit to
the South Amboy Lodge Friday
night.
William Curtis, er., returned on
Friday from an eight weeks. visit
with his daughter, Mrs. George =.
Consrd. at Linden. Alabama. mfr.
Curtis reports a fine time and hunt
ed quail and wild duck with a good
deal OF pleasure.
C. Crammer is remodelling his
residence in Broad street and com
verting IL into a two family house.
Contractor Hardy has the contract.