Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-24
SOUTH AMBOY

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Pearse,
of Camden, were South Amboy WIS.,
itors yesterday.
MANY of the citizens of this city
would appreciate the revival OF h
Y. M. C. A. baseball team. This
was very popular with many two
wears ago. as 1t afforded recreation
and amusement to many on the Sat
nrday half holiday. Let US nave
baseball games on the Stevensdale
grounds this year on Saturday after
noon.
Edward Suits, editor OF the Man
asouan Journal, was In South AM
bow Yesterday afternoon attending
fine funeral of his uncle, Peter l..
Dey. OF First street.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Mount, OF
Trenton. former residents of this
city, were in South Awboy yester-
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pearce. OF John
street, vas an out-of-toWn VISITOR
yesterday.
The two events that have recently
taken place In our city that was
commented o. yesterday was the
beautiful piano Won In the prize on
test by the Jr. O. U. A.. Nj, OF this
city, because 1t vas M cheap, infe-
rior instrument. and the other was
the grand entertainment given by
Joel Parker Council, In honor OF the
victory achieved by them In securing
the prize. ".
Regular meeting Of the Board OF
Education tonight, Friday, in school
No. /, at 8 o'clock.
Robert Van Dusen. Of Manasquan.
was a South Amboy visitor yester-
day afternoon.
Luke .Lanahan. OF South AmSoy,
was d Perth Amboy visitor yester-
day afternoon.
District superintendent Rev. DR.,
John Handley will preside at the first
quarterly conference Of the confer
ence year of the John street M. y.
church. Saturday night at 8 O'Clock,
and will preach Sunday morning,
March 26. at 1890 o'clock.
BENJAMIN Levine, the tailor, In
Henry street. who has been located
In the Scott building for about two
years. removed all bis goods. stock,
etc. Wednesday to Tottenyille.
where he will resume business.
Ambrose Watson, of David street
was an out-of-town visitor yesterday
afternoon.
John II. DEFY, of Manasquan. was
q South Amboy visitor yesterday al
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Yeandle, Of
Jersey City, were in South Amboy
yesterday for the purpose of attend
Ing the funeral of Mrs. Yeandle's
grandfather, Peter l.. Dey, Of First
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius French, of
Asbury Park, were South Amboy Wis
itors yesterday afternoon. They
were intimate acquaintance OF the
NEWS correspondent when young.
Yesterday was the first time they
had met since the close of the civil
war. yet there was a mutual recog-
milton of each other.
Mr.. Rose, son of C. p. Rose. Of
Bordentown avenue. returned We'd
nesday afternoon from a three
weeks soJourn in Western Virginia.
While there he visited the town of
Charleston, which Is a large manu-
facturs ng town In West Virginia. The
pe5nliarity OF this town Ia that, for
the use of the factories and In a
kIGdl AtdltT 0AAlSA VASES "ACt0 EdSA
Ia needed for heating purposes, coal
as q fuel has ben practically aban-
doned and Is almost universally sub
stituted by natural gas, which costs
the consumer about ten cents per
thousand cubic feet, which makes 1t
much cheaper than coal.
All that was mortal OF Elizabeth
Marshall, wife of Captain William
Marshall. of George street, was laid
In their last resting place yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. II. M.
Pearse, rector of Christss church,
read the burial service, after which
the remains were taken to Christ's
church cemetery for interment.
stillweli & Mason directed the
burial. The bearers were Fred
Battle. Fred Diehert, Andrew H.
Slower and jeremiah Leary.
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