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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-03-10
sHELRYvILLE NOTES.

Rev. A. O'Neal, of the First Bap-
fist Church, has moved his family to
the city, and entered upon the duties
of his Passionate
The Dixie Kids" of Shelbyville
gave very pleasant entertainment
last Thursday night ait the A. M. E.
church. A number of the Turner
Normal girls were present.
Mr. Jefferson Ryals was in town
Sunday visiting friends. We are al
ways glad to see our genial OLD
! townsman.
Miss Jerdenia Chavers and Miss
Eta Trigg spent Sunday afternoon
with Miss Mamie Thompson
Rev. F w. Gardner left for West
Tennessee last week to attend to
some business in GAINESVILLE
Rev Mr. Glass of the Mt. Zion
Baptist Church spent a few days in
Chattanooga last week.
Prof. r. P. Purdy and lady enter
tanned Misses Pettergall, Mckay and
Boddie at their home last Tuesday
evening.
Mrs, ] A. Jones, who has been on
The sick list for more than week, is
out again and at her post of duty
Mss Eva Pattengall and Matter
Henry w Jones, of Turner Normal
spent last Saturday and Sunday a;
Bonneville, the guests of Miss Nan
ME Reece, one of the students from
that village.
The Nashville Deer Foot boys vii
play the Turner Normal baseball
team and the Shelbyville Dixie Kids
on the 18th and 18th of next month
A great time is expected.
The Mt. Pleasant team Will pla!
Turner Normal on the 10Th.
The Nightingale Quartette vii
sing at Tullahoma on the 18th at The
A. NJ e. Church and Bellbuckle OF
the 18th.
! The halls of Turner Normal are al
ready ringing with commencement
music and the orators are begin
ming to make the trees on the cam
pus take notice.
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cENTERvILLE NOTES.

Miss r. G. Cox, who has just closed
school at Beaver Dam and who has
been visiting her sisters, Mrs. T. ].
Clinisson and Miss Myrtle H. Cox,
for a week, left Monday afternoon
for Kentucky En- route there she
will stop over a few days at both
Lyles and Nashville, Tenn.
The Grim Reaper visited the home
of Mrs. Lettie Walker and took her
son, Knox, Saturday night about 10
o'clock. He was just entering into
manhood and was the principal sup
port of a widowed mother and three
sisters. He was buried Sunday after
noon.
Messrs. r. II Hurt, Jr., and Percy
Hurt, who are working at Gordonburg,
are spending this week visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hurt, of
South Columbia avenue.
Mr. J. H. Mayberry, Of Centerville
Preparatory School, made business
trip to Hohenwald Monday.
Miss Ibie Lcckridge, of Goodrich,
spent the first part of this week visit
ing Miss Nettie Hurt, Of South Colum-
bia avenue.
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CLIFTON NOTES.

Rev. w. J. Young, Prof. M. C. Jones,
A. L. Warrington are contemplating
setting up lodge of U. B. F. and S.
M. T. in one of our towns in the near
future.
Clifton is the home of five public
school teachers. Prof. John E. West,
Mrs. Emma West, Mrs. Bette Spears,
Mrs. Geneva Rutledge and Mr.. Walter
A. Jackson, but the children are all
running at large since Prof. M. G.
Jones left.
Mrs. Joe Maber~y in company with
Mrs Francis Wiley. of Paducah, KY,
visited their brother, Thomas Hughes,
porter on the Steamer Clyde, who is
very sick and not expected to live.
Mr.. G.. D. Johnson, w. M. Of the
U. B. F., married Mrs. Vera Broles.
Rev. A. L. Warrington took a flying
trip last night to Saltillo on business
Misses Erba POINTER and Alberta
Baker were pleasant callers On Miss
Beatrice Spears.
Miss Mackey Jones received check
for one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars for working a puzzle which ap
peared In newspaper. Miss Beatrice
Spears did the same for another prize
but failed to send it In.
Revs. A. Phillips and d. w. Binford
are upset on account of smallpox neal
the church of each. The bells rims
but the people are at home.
Mr.. N. C. Jackson, who runs {
grist and saw mill turned Out
several hundred shingles last weel
as well as fine lot of lumber.
Mr.. Bud CUTLERY took flying triI
to Savannah.
Rev. G. Fields, presiding elder O
the NJ E. Church, in company will
Mr.. Mart Mayberry, left for Indian
Creek to hold his second quarterly
conference on the Waynesboro circuit
Rev. Sanford's church In Names
Bend held their quarterly conference
last Saturday and Sunday and had al
excellent conference.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-03-10

DR.. R. S. Fields has returned from
Cincinnati. where he was confined as
Supreme Lecturer of the Knights of
Honor
Palestine Masonic Lodge No. 80, of
which Squire J. w. Boyd is the Wor-
shipful Master, has increased its
membership by the initiation of the
following named persons into the
Marvellous StolG Of Masonry: Mr.. S.
J. Morehead, Messrs. Terry, Jas. Davis,
Martin Williams and Bonner
Miss Beatrice Stewart, of Covington,
Tenn, was over last Saturday and
Sunday visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Stewart
Rev. Joseph Harrison, of Memphis,
Tenn, preached at Alexander Chapel
NJ E. Church last Sunday. His SER
mon was logical.
Mr.. Jim l.. Williams and Mr.. and
Mrs John Williams we're the guests
of Rev. and Mrs. Junious Sydnor on
last Sunday afternoon
Miss Mary Adams and her friend
of Stanton Tenn, we're the guests OF
Miss Mary O'Neal on last Sunday eve
ming at 4;S0 p. m.
Rev. H. p Gordon, b. D., pastor OF
Alexander Chapel NJ e. Church and
a graduate of Cannon Theological
Seminary, the greatest school for Ne
gro ministers in the world, has hand
ed in his subscription for Che Globe
Mrs. NJ. c. Boyd, wife of Squire J
w. Boyd, who is teaching the Willow
Grove School, twenty miles northwest
of Mason, was here last Saturday ant
Sunday visiting her husband.
The annual sermon of the Evening
Star Lodge No So Knights of Pythia'
and Court of Calanthe will be
preached on the 2Gth inst, by Rev
G. W. Wilder B. D., of the c. M. e
Church Rev. Wilder is deep intel
lectually and has been connected will
several institutions of learning.
Bishop E. H. Taylor, of the indie
pendent A. NJ. y Church, preached a
Alexander Chapel M. e. Church las
Sunday night. The Bishops sermon
was strong intellectually and wa
based upon the following: "The His
tory, Psychology and Sociology o
Christ"
The Commencement exercises of TIL
Mason City School will be on the fol
lowing dates: 5th, 9th and 18th o
May.
Mrs. Lizzie Blackwell was the CUES
of Mrs. F. D. Rufin last saturday.
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COLUMBIA NOTES.

Miss Mary 3. Bradshaw entertained
few friends at her home, 6 Glade
street, Friday evening, March g.
Games we're INDUCED in until a late
hour, when a fou--course menu was
served. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Buford, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Marshall, Mesdames A. >Pearl Crews,
Julia irwin and Lula Mckee, Misses
H. L. Sargent, jamie Green, Prof. r.
G.. Johnson, Mr.. T, H. Birdsong, Mr..
Charles Bradshaw and Prof. A. j..
Armstrong.
Rev. W. l.. Chaft was here last Sun
day and preached morning and eve
ming at Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church.
Miss Elma Brown spent the week
end in Franklin.
Rev. A. Brooks, pastor of st. Paul
A. M. e. Church, preached at the First
Baptist Church last Sunday at p.
m.
Miss Nettie Gwynn is on the sick
list.
Miss Bertha Bills will close her
school at Theta on the 10th with an
entertainment
Lymon, the young son of Prof. and
Mrs. R. G. Johnson, who has been Sc
riously i'll is very much better at this
writing.
Mr.. Jason Jackson has returned tC
Nashville
Mrs. Sarah Harlem is teaching the
Williamsport school.
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DICKSON NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lott are all
smiles over the bouncing baby born
to them Saturday morning, March 4
Mother and baby are doing well.
The entertainment given at the ST.
James A. M. E. Church was quite a
success.
One of the saddest occasions for
some time in Dickson was the death
of Mr. Tom Turner. formerly Mayor
of Dickson, and recently an engi-
neer on the Centerville branch of
of the N. G. e st. L. Railway. Mr..
Turner left a remarkable testimony
behind in which he confessed faith
in Christ and invited all his colored
friends. as we'll as white, to attend
his funeral. Mr. Turner was we'll re-
/ spected by both white and colored.
All turned out i'm full to his funeral.
He was laid to rest Sunday in Union
| Cemetery
Miss Eugenia Hannah is still on
the sick list.
Miss Blanche Ward is indisposed.
Miss Classic Umble is on the sick
list
Rev. J H. Thompson the pastor Of
the M. e. church, is carrying on a re-
vival
On last Monday might the Whooten
family's store was broken into and
several hundred dollars worth Of jew
elry stolen. Bloodhounds were
brought up from Paris and started
on the trail 1t is alleged that thev
stopped ait several white peoples
houses as we'll as one colored, Char
ley Frazier, who was arrested and
brought to court. They could not
find sufficient evidence against him
to establish him guilty and he was
released.
Measles proved fatal to little Lon
ME Lott, the son of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Lott. He died Monday night
March 6. Little Lonnie has been lin
gering about six months and his ia
Their had several of the best physi
clans of Dickson with him. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lott lost their little ten-month
old baby few weeks ago.
Mr. J. r. White has his subscrip
ton renewed for the Globe.
Now that the public school has
closed. the parents SHOULD see to ID
that their children either go to the
pay school or go to work Remember
an idle brain is the DEVILS workshop
Little Rosa Walker lis confined tt
her bed with measles.
We are glad to see that Mrs. Bry
ant, the wife Of Rev bryant, is able
to be up and out again.
Mrs, Tina Halbert fell in love witt
the Globe and subscribed for three
months.
Mrs. Lucy Porter and Miss Alice
Belle Porter, her daughter visited
Nashville this week. Mrs. Porter
will leave Saturday for portions Of
West Tenn.
Belle of Dickson Lodge, No. 1874
prepared to entertain the Grand
Chancellor on last Sunday, but he
failed to come Sir knights Porter
Luckey Bell, White and Peters were
the commit tee on reception. A din
ner with plates for twelve was pre-
pared at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno A. Dunn by Dicksons fa-
nous culinary artist, Mrs. Lena M
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sRI9eEPoRT (ALA1 NOTES.

Mrs. Lula Smith, of South Nelly
vile, is visiting Mrs. Ed. Gill and
friends.
Mrs. Ellen Brazelton is very much
indisposed.
Mrs. Albert Mason is indisposed.
The friends Of Mrs, Braz lton and
Mrs Mason wish their rapid recovery.
Mr. Ed Gill left on the<-sscond for
Knoxville to visit his Aunt Mary Cot
ton.
Miss Ordelia Leatherman is very i'll.
Mrs viii Smith, of Chattanooga,
is visiting her friends here. She Will
visit South Pittsbuhg before she leaves
for her home.
Mrs. Perna Elliott and little Marga-
get Ransom are reported much better
at this writing.
Mrs. Mollie Kewl announces the
wedding Of her daughter, ella Elliott
to Mr. Charlie Gilmore Tuesday, 14th
The members of the G. U. B. and s.
M. A. had a special meeting at the
home of T. ]. Sharp
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-03-10

Mr.. Lenard Crosby, of Dickson, is
visiting friends and relatives here this
week.
Miss Sadie Jenkins, who has been
sick for some time, is able to be up
again.
Mrs. Hannah Wilson visited Gordon
burg last week
Club No. 1, H. T. Crosby, captain,
gave a concert Monday night. The
captain reported very successful exer-
cises.
Mrs Henry Kyle and her sister, Miss
Lessie Whiteside, left last Saturday
for ST. Louis. En- route they will
visit their relatives at Reeves, Tenn.
Mrs Kyle will join her husband in
st. Louis; they hope to make St
louis their home.
Mr.. Booker Bryant, of near VIII
Transport, made business trip to
Centerville Monday.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-03-10

Dunn. In fact, everything for the
comfort of the Grand Chancellor dur.
ing his visit in our little city had been
planned.
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PULASKI NOTES.

Rev. MCGEE has closed his ten days
meeting. Quite number or friends
and others were present sunday after
noon to see Prof. T. P Turner or
dained for deacon of Beulah Baptist
Church.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-03-10

Kellum Gap D School will close its
Spring term Friday night with public
exercises. Mrs. C. c. Soyce, princi-
pal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22

Mrs. M. Kasse and Monroe. her
son, of New York city, are spending
Ia few days with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Kasse. of Gordon street.
Miss Marion Foote, of High
street, lis able to be about again af-
ter an illness of several days.
Aaron Kaufman OF State street, has
returned home after visiting friends
lin New York for several days.
Arthur Booth, of New Rochelle,
is spending several days the guests
of relatives in Washington street.
George Brown, of State street.
lspent last evening as the guest OF
friends in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Polkowitz,
tof New Brunswick avenue, have re-
turned home after visiting friends
in New York for several days.
Miss Emily Watson, of State
street, who has been the guest OF
friends In Jersey City for a week
has returned home-
Mrs. Jacob Kreilsheamcr, Mrs.
George II. Coates and Mrs. John
/ Hornsby were visitors Wednesday
evening to Husuenot Chapter. No.
i8s. Eastern Star Lodge, Of Totem
willie.
John Med. Erickson, OF New
| Brunswick, renewed old %acquaint-
ances In town yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Joline, of ~Tottenyillej
was In town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Higgins
have returned from a visit with rel
atives in Brooklyn.
Mrs. o. w. Ramsay. of Rector
street, was a New York visitor We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Myron Butler, OF Richmond
Valley, was a local visitor yesterday.
Mrs. William Scott. OF Totem
Vile, visited relatives In town yes
terday.
Mrs. Stewart Audsley, Of LewiF
Fstrset, spent Wednesday In New
York.
Mrs. John Mcdonald and Miss
Anna Mcdonald where local visitors
Hast evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
HE FEARED TO
TAKE DEGREE
Saw What Lodge Gave Others
So He Beat It."
neoia1 70 the BvENING NEWS.

Special to the NE wy.
Bedford, Dec. 22-People in lodge
circles from throughout this section
are generally extending the "ha. a
to one big 250-pound person by the
name of Daniel T.. Hendricksen, who
sustained "coId feet and bolted on
taking the Black Friars degree In
Bayside Council 1O7. Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
here Tuesday night. When he saw
two other members receiving the de-
gree he quietly stole out Of Bayslds
Councils headquarters to his home
and has thus far failed to return.
Members OF the council are both sur
prised and amused that one 80 large,
healthy and robust as Hendricksen
should shrink from a performance
that other persons are going through
almost daily about the country.
Hendricksen Joined Bayside Coun-
Gil about q month ago. Tuesday
night he was to take the Black
Friars degree together with Frank
| Wilson and Charles CASTER. Messrs.
Wilson and CASTER passed through
all right. but members of the council
missed a lot of fun because bulky
Hendricksen peeped through q hole
and saw what they were getting. He
stole away to get his outer garments
and then quietly disappeared. A
trembling of the building was evil
dent Just before he left, presumably
from the cold chill that came over
him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
OFFICERS NOMINATED
BY RED MEMS LODGE

~ ~
At a pow WOW or Pc Ambo Tribe,
No. 65, Improved Order OF Red Men,
ia its wigwam in the Jefferson build
ing last night, last night the semi
annual nomination of officers took
place. with the following result:
Prophet. William J. Dalton: sachem,
Andrew Diedricksen; senior saga
more, Frank Beatty; junior saga
more, William Williamson and Ell
mer Cline; keeper of wampum,
James J. Flynn; collector OF wan.
pun, Philip Schwartz; chief of rec.
ords, Hans s. Smith; trustee fol
eighteen moons, William J. Dalton
representative to the great council
Henry G, Axen, and alternate. VII
liam j. Dalton. Several applications
for membership ere received at
this time. The election will take
kplace at the next meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
HIGH GLASS PROGRAM
AT PUOCTOR'S THEATRE

A play that makes you think of
the balmy days of summer is the
headliner at Proctor's theatre today,
and Is one Of the finest acts from a
spectacular standpoint seen here In
some time. A real fountain is used
and that with electrical effects, the
park lawns, benches, the boys play
ing, ETC., all go to make a beautiful
picture. There are six boys and two
girls In the act who do some excel
lent singing and dancing. A little
comedy Is introduced which is also
pleasing.
Another headliner and one that is
3 laugh from start to finish is Emily
Lytton and p. OsMalley Jennings In
"a sketch Making Home Happy"
Special mention should be made of
both Miss Lytton and Mr.. Jennings
for their remarkably clever work In
the sketch.
Roeber 4 Tunison, man and
woman, q team of singers that have
beautiful voices, such as is rarely
heard In vaudeville, made one of the
hits OF the bill. They have sort OF a
t~ravesty on grand opera, using words
that are really funny, yet singing
true at all times.
The Teiches have a very amusing
comedy magic act in which they go
through the regular routine Of a
magieian's act, and the clown ex-
poses each trick at the finish in a
very original way.
George Yeoman, a m~onologist,
pleased everybody with his really
original name of talking.
Some excellent reels Of pictures
were also displayed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
baptist Sunday school Elect.

Nearly all OF the officers were re-
elected at the annual meeting of the
First Baptist Sunday school held In
the chapel last night. Edward H.
Kinsey succeeds George r. Cox as
treasurer. Mr.. Cox declined to
serve again. The officers elected
are. superintendent. M. r. Left
fer; assistant superintendent, +. Al.
Mason, primary superintendent,
Mrs. John e. Bernard; secretary,
John &. Bernard; treasurer Ed
ward fl. Kinsey. and teachers named
on the executive obard, Joha Rob-
ert and Theodoesia Roberts. At this
time plans for the Christmas tree
celebration to be held In church next
Thursday night were discussed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
MATAWAN HAS
$500 BLAZE
Butcher Shop Of William Ar
rowsmith Scene of Fire.

KEtJs8t ~ ~
katawan, Dec. 22:-Fires Of un.
known origin, damaged the bHtcher
shop OF William Arrowsmsth, IN
Main street, TO the extent OF $1,000
at 7:46 o'clock this morning. The
blaze was discovered In the store
room over the shop by Charles Hyer,
butcher, and q quick response was
made by the volunteer company to
the alarm. The efficient work OF
the Hremen undoubtedly saved the
building, the adjoining residnce OF
Mr.. Arrowgmith and the undertak-
ing establishment of the Arrowsmith
Brothers. The stock was but lit
tie damaged. The loss is partly
covered by insurance.
Mr.. Arrowsmith. owner of the
burned building, refused to commit
himself on the probable OF the
fire, whom interviewed today by a
reporter. He said there are
three or four probable causes being
discussed, and inferred that one of
these rumors suggested that an in
Icendiary had been at work. When
questioned along these lines, Mr..
IArrowsmith refused to talk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
CROSS AT
7 THE GREEK CEMETERY

A memorial cross was erected in
the Greek cemetery Of st. John the
Baptist Greek Catholic church yes
terday. The cross Is one of the
largest put up in this section and Is
|erected In the center OF the eeme-
terry. The stone is Of solid granite
and weighs twenty-five tons. 1t was
placed in the cemetery by the con-
gregatfon. d. J.. Williams, of New
Brunswick avenue, furnished the
stone and placed 1t in position. The
ceremonies In connection with the
erection of this cross in the cemetery
according to Rev. Gabriel Csopey.
pastor or the church, VIII take place
In May, probably on Decoration Day,
which occurs on May 80. An elab-
|orate program will NO doubt be ar
ranged for that time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
.@:.,szpEopalE!' e..
You KNoW3

William Donnelly, of Keyport
1pent last evening as the guest OF
friends in this city.
Miss Alice MARSHALL of Totten'
vil1e. spent last evening rs ths
guest of friends in this city.
Mrs. Anderson and daughter, OF
State street, have returned home az
ter visiting friends IN New York.
Mrs. j. l.. French, OF Brighton
n have returned home after
visiting friends In New York.
r. Ransom, of this city, Is spend
fng the Christmas holidays IS the
guest of his relatives in Bingham
ton. N, K.
John Griffen, Of Washington
street. has returned home after Wis
Ting friends in Pennsylvania.
Miss Nellie Grfffen, of Washing
ton street, WAS entertained at tht
residence OF friends in Keyport, las
night.
Miss Mae Moore, Of Mcclellan
street, spent yesterday afternoon II
company with friends in New York
Rossi Peterson, Of High street
was entertained by friends In South
Amboy, last night.
Mr.. and Mrs J. J.. Harper. of 22e
State street, spent last evening al
the guest of friends in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ellis, o
Kearny enu are the parents Of
baby boy.
Joseph Dunn, formerly of this city
now Of Jersey City. is spending tht
day renewing old acquaintance II
this city.
Russell Woglom, q student at La
fayette College, is at the home OF hil
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wog:
loua, in Rector street, for the holt
days.
Miss Dora Feeder, OF State street
has returned home after visiting
friends In New York.
Miss Helen Martin, OF Washington
street, who is spending several days
WIN rriuttvcr IN Gyrnrrrs-. is
expected home this afternoon.
Miss Marion Larkins, OF Maple
street. who has been i'll for SONS
time. Is able to be about again.
Miss Fannie Dixon, of Front
Jersey City Wednesday night.
Ralph II. Jamerson. of Hall ave,
nue. Il spending the Christmas hoIi,
days as the guest Of relatives IL
Brooklyn.
Miss Olga Murray, of State street
was entertained by friends in New
ark yesterday afternoon, @
Miss Jane Halliday, of Elizabeth
street, has returned home after 8
weeks sojourn at the residence oil
friends In Long Island,
- ssltA. q student at Long
Island College Hospital, is = the
home OF his mother In State street,
for the Christmas holidays.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
Firenen Get Warrants.

ChrIstlnas Presents IN the form Of
a warrant for $12 have been given to
the firemen OF this city. The money
is their annual pay for services rem
dered as volunteers. Some OF the
hremen are OF the opinion that this
draft will be their last for such SER
vices as many believe that before
next Christmas Perth Amboy will
have a paid department. During the
past month members of the different
companies thought that the janitors
who were recently appointed fer the
firehouses would not receive their
annual warrant but ri pleased
when b draft vas presented to
those employed In the houses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
Presbyterian Xmas Exercises.

The Presbyterian Sunday school
had their Christmas exercises In the
church last evening. In spite Of the
weather the church was well filled
with both young and old. A fine
program was-carried out. The pas
tor made a short address to the
young folks, after which the prea-
enis were distributed. Harry Van
Doren in behalf OF the Ladies Socie-
|ty and the Christian Endeavor Socie-
ty presented a silk umbrella to the
pastor, Mr.. Northrup; gold cuff links
to the superintendent, Wilbur La
Roe, and a gold piece to Mr.. Fred
erickson, the sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
SHIPPING NEWS.

Tug Lehigh, towing barges Ban
sgor, Bluebird and Eckley, bound
from this city, and Paoli with barges
Haverford, Shamokin and Wayne,
arrived at Boston, Mass, yesterday
Schooner G. Fl. venner, OF New
York. arrived at Perth Amoby, Wed
Inesday.
British schooner Vennachar, OF
New York, arrived at Perth Amboy,
yesterday.
Barge Carlos French of New York,
arrived at Port Reading yesterday.
Barges Nos. IL and 40, Hartford,
cleared from Port Reading yester-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
KEEP POT BOILING

Every day Captain Wilber has the
names OF deserving families handed
Ito him who must be provided for
this Christmas. The captain has
also received some touching appeals
Through the mail. He has families
with from one to eleven children
each ON his list. Everyone can help
by dropping something in the pot
OF the Salvation Army along the
sidewalk.