Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-22
KEYP0R1

line evening rive 6uuuI@A SiuD
will meet at the home of Miss Elsie
NJ. Curtis, In Atlantic and Third
streets, tomorrow.
Raritan Grange will hold an Inn
portant meeting In their lodge rooms
IN the +. o. F. hall here tonight. Al
ter the business meeting a social
time with refreshments, will be held.
Mrs. II. P. Disbrow, of this place,
spent Monday at the home OF Mrs.
Frank Disbrow, at South Amboy.
A large delegation and some OF the
officers Of Coronal Council, No IL
ass, Royal Arcanum, of this place,
will attend a class initiation at the
meeting OF Red Bank Council, to be
held In the /. O. O. f. hall at that
place tomorrow night.
The regular meeting of the Bor-
ough Council VIII be held In the bor-
Ough hall here tomorrow night.
The second reading of the Sani-
tary Code will be held at the meet
ing OF the Board of Health, In the
borough HALL, tomorrow night.
The games IN the hremen's bowl
linz tonfnapesHHt tit were to have
xsaekslo Ssak .sp' the Br0rs Alleys
HdAy night, were postponed
date to be set later.
esT3r. Richard w. Jewett is confined
10 his home In Main street with Ill
ness.
John w. Mason, one of the local
oyster planters, left for Hampton,
va, today, where he VIII purchase
seed oysters to be brought here and
planted.
Miss Annie T.. Tilton Is substitute
ing as e teacher in the public
school here in the place OF Miss Beu-
lAh Morris, who Ia confined to her
nome with sickness.
Al Are drill was held in the high
school building yesterday, the pupils
executing the drill perfectly and get
ting out Of the building In record
time.
John w. Mason leaves today for
Virginia to buy oyster plants for the
coming season.
Miss Fillmore White, of Washing
ton. ID. c., is the guest of Miss Hilda
Schenck for a few days.
Miss Vivian Hall returned to her
home in New York yesterday after
spending several days with Mrs. b.
Rohr. OF West Keyport.
George Collins returned to his
position at A. Saiz & Company's yes
terday after enjoying a two weeks
vacation at the Oranges.
Miss Sarah Meehan, who has been
on d weeks vacation, returned to
her duties as saleslady at A. Salz &
Company.
The Democratic Club met at G..
q. Noonan's residence last evening
for a rehearsal for the minstrel show
they will produce in the new Broad
way theatre soon
j.. N. Bennett, OF Long Branch,
was In town yesterday.
Mrs. G. A.. Heyer and daughter
spent Monday at Belford with rela-
tives, it being the occasion of Mrs.
Heyer's thirty-third birthday.
Miss Sophia Singer has accepted q
position In New York city and will
enter on her duties at once.
M. Kaplan spent Sunday with
friends at wellington, N. j.
Rev. e. B. ErshIer, Of Upper
Lake, n. Y, returned home Monday
after spending a few days with Jo-
eeph schnitzer. the KeyDort news
dealer.
The ruins of the old armory
which was destroyed by fre some
time ago. are being cleared away
to the qualification of all residents
OF keyport. Workmen started on
tbs Job yesterday. Whether OF not
another building VIII be erected
could not be learned.
The Surf theatre IL nearly CON-
pIeted of alterations to the interior.
4 seating capacity OF over 500 people
ss now provided by the change made.
Councilman Henry Saiz was In