Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-18
MATAWAN

A new ScnDOl mas Deeu opSicu az
the CIiffwood Brick yard with Miss
Viola Wilson in charge. The school
started with thirty-fve scholars.
Bishop Scarborough will confirm
d class of six IN the Trinity church
Friday, December %. Rev: John
Bradburne will be ordained at the
same time and will continue his du-
ties at Trinity as the vicar Instead
or Law reader. The Bishop had ex-
pacted to open the fair for the La
dies Of the Trinity Guild. but was
unable to do SO,
e S. beats, who has been spend
ing several months on the Lamber-
son homestead farm In Madison
township, has removed to South Am
boy FOR the winter.
M Lamberson had an exhibit
of anples at the annual meeting OF
the state Horticultural Society OF
Freehold this week.
Rev and Mrs. John Bfadbttrne
vii, spend three weeks OF the christ
mas vacation at their cottage In Up
per Main street.
Mrs Wright, who has closed her
home on Church street for the WIN
ter. and who is visiting In New
York. In Peekskill, is stopping for a
few DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Toupton. OF Browntown, were guests
~ Hon. Elmer H. Geran addressed
the Mems Club OF the Congregation
al church at Woodbridge Monday
night.
and children and Mrs. Emile
The P. Dickinson property
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Asbury Fountain
Mrs. Al. B. Campbell had a birth
day Tuesday and she received q
shower of post cards from relatives
and friends to remind her OF that
fact.
Mrs. Louis Heiser, who Is making
her home In Philadelphia, visited
her farm here for a few days last
week.
Miss Mabel Brown was a New
York visitor Friday.
Nelson beats, of Cliffwood, died
Sunday at his home from a stroke
Of apopIexy. His funeral was held
Wednesday afternoon and the In
terment was in Rose Hill cemetery.
The S. P. Dickinson property,
consistine Of green houses and forty
acres of land were sold in the or
ace OF John p, Lloyd Friday after
noon. Miss Anna Wehner, OF
Brooklyn. bought the property
through her lawyer, Thomas Nc
knight and the price paid was
$500. the assumption of $4,000
mortgage and the taxes for 1911,
A fair was held Thursday and
Friday by The ladies OF the Trim
ity church. The parish house was
handsomely decorated In lattice
work and wisteria and tea room
dainties were served.
Henry T.. C~onover, of Wickatunk,
nephew of Edward Fairy, of Mata-
wan, and who is well known here,
was taken up by @ 6. Simmons,
Roberta j. Golfers aviator on
Monday. Mr.. Simmons made ten
flights during the day, the last one
being an exhibition flight, showing
the possibilities in maneuvering q
Wright bfpIane- Henry ConoVer,
who is but thirteen years old, is
probably the youngest passenger
ever carried in an ~aeroplane-
William s. Crawford, a well to
do farmer near Holmdel. died last
E[lINJ morning u Sl4 @6Ss a. 40
home. The funeral Was held Tues
day and the burial at Holmdel GEM
etery.
While passing through Matawan
Thursday evening on the train VIII
liam II. Miles, of Princeton, secre
tary Coast City Council Royal Ar
canum, lost SOME books valuable
only to officers OF the council
Miss Cora Conoyer, Of Freehold,
boz @hc II teaching Fl 2-crs1ry19lc,
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Dion
Fields.
Glare VI. Lambefson has accepted
d position In Newark
Joseph sehryeF, who is la a New
Brunswick hospital with appendi-
eftis, Is doing nicely.
Master Roy G.. Waiting, OF New
ark, spent Sunday with his grand
father. Spoffon w. Walling.
DIR and Mrs. W. II rlnmons, Who.
spent the past week with Mrs. A.
E Eampfai, have reIurnsr TO their
heme IN Elizabeth
Mrs. Il. II. BxoHu, 81 BogdentoAaa
hes returned hnsAe alter Spending
d fsw weeks NTH as daughter Mgs
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