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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-10-13

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JUSTICE In
LOS ANGELES

PROSECUTION PROMISES A
FAIR TRIAL TO McNAMARAS
PROMISES DON'T SQUARE
WITH ACTIONS OF OFFIC-
IALS CONNECTED WITH
CASE SINCE ITS BEGINNING
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-10-13

Benefit ball in Coliseum Rink Monday night,
October 49, under the auspices of the Everett
Trades Council. Musicians Union will donate
the music. Ladies Label League will conduct
the refreshment booth. Entire net proceeds
will be turned into Mcnamara defense fund
Don't fail to purchase a ticket for this ball
Price of admission $1.00
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-10-13

THE LABOR JOURNAL
Is the official organ Of the Trades
Council, and is read by the labor
ing men and women of Everett.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-01
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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-01
P0NRRnOkk
s-Champion Correspondenes
" eslnssiay. August ]

"Wednesday. August ~.
We hear that Mrs. Matt Cav
anaugh has solid her Store at lola.
tine or two have finished bay iaQ
bat son4e have considerable vet
standing
The remnant stock cd cur store
run by oavsbaugh and Chsm,,iia at
this place. and bought bN Mrs. tsy-
aHaugh. was Sold to HollcBl,eck s,t
the Elkhorn resort. last week.
Mrs. Ferguson. mother of James
and John Warrant. visited them last
week. returning To her home at
foneha Springs oB the 25th. Hcr
daughter. Mrs. Davidson. was with
her. John accompanied them to the
railroad.
keith Andrews met with an acci-
dent on the 18th at his home. He,
with Lee Ferguson, Ray Fergussra
and Hugh Foster, was examining .
~ revolver when II exploded aud tpe
bullet went through the flesh just
above the knee making n painful bat
not necessarily a dangerous wound
Lee Ferguson says he took the cart
ridges out and laid them ON the
ground but il seems some one. "a hils
looking the gun over put them back
IN the chamber and in transferring u
one to another il was fired on. We
think from the looks of the boys,
that II will he some time ere tlsey
Tool with gun again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-01
MARAE
NJ Marble Booster:
Saturday, August 26.

Saturday, August 26.
Marble was honored "Wednesday
night by visit from Honest John"
Nhafroth, governor of the state of
Colorado.
Friends have learned OF the birth of
a son, August Ia. at Rifle. Colo. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Noudette. formerly
Of Marble.
A party of Missouri Pacific railway
officials visited Marble last Saturday
to see the Colorado-Yule plant and
quarry. They came up to Marble in
a special train.
j. + Manning let the contract the
first OF the week for the erection AZ
once of six modern four-room dwell
ing houses on his lots ON Main street
one block east of the Luxen store
building
Mrs. Annie B. sharp is making
slow but certain progress in recover
ing from her injuries recently sus-
tained in fall She still is unable to
leave her bed hut the attending phy-
siciaD is confident she viii suffer no
permanent disability and that she
will eventually get about the same as
ever.
Marble is going to have a hank
| The men interested believe they will
be ready for business with new
building. built for the purpose. with
in six weeks. W. NJ. Dinkle. president
of the FIRST National bark al Carbon
dale. s. II. Mansfield. cashier Of the
same bank and George l.. Swigart of
the golden smile, were here last sat
urday looking into the situation.
! Governor Shafroth was amazed AT
what he saw here. He expressed
I himself in no uncertain terms regard
ing the Importance Of the marble in
dustry here and declared the Colo
rado-Yule plant today is the biggest
and most important manufacturing
Institution not only in Colorado hut
in the west. The actual realization
Of the enormity of the plant was
much greater than his expectation he
said.
In the presence of TWENTY-FIVE rs.la-
tive- aud Close friends. the Rt. Rev.
Benjamin Brewster. bishop OF West
ern Colorado. epoke the words
Thursday evening which united the
hvee and fortunes Of Miss Lillian
Manning and N. f. Granger. The
ceremony rook place at 80 O'Clock
at the home a the bride. M,.-
Florence Manning. sister of the bride
wss maid Of honor. and Forest Man
ming. brother Of the bride. wae beet
man.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-01
CRO0kSrON
News-Champion Correspondents:
Saturday. Augus

Saturday, August 26.
Mrs. Frank Hicks il quite sick at
Frank Dunns
Arthur Hicks is beginning his new
house in Sargents
Frank Dunn has sold his ranch and
horses To Wayne scott of Pitkin.
IL is reported that Mrs. Frank
Hirdman was operated On last Sun
day and is doing fine.
Mr.. Walters, Walt Adams and all
hands and the cook had very good
success at the berry patch last week
III. II. Hirdman came down from
the Springs Thursday returning Fri
day morning. says he feels much h
better
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cole are en-
joying a visit from Mr. Coles mot her
and grand daughter and Mrs. Cole
sister and baby
The father. mother. sister and
brother-in-law of Mrs. Jim Hicks
came in from Kansas last wedDes
dav morning surprising Mrs. Hicks
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-01
RLDWsA
News Champion Correspoadencs


Tuesday, August ~.
Pressler Bros. are loading lumber
Tor Somerset this week.
Jos. Watson Jr. OF Louisville. Colo.
i- here at present visiting friends and
rela tiVes.
Mrs. Cara Parsons and children
are here this week visiting MIR and
Mrs. James Shackleiord
Frank kunze and wife are expected
this week from Price. Utah. where
they spent the winter and summer.
James Webb and wife from Trini-
dad are guests at the Waugh Bros
ranch this week visiting their aunt.
Mrs. Walsh and other relatives.
The Rocky Mountain employees are
moving the building known as the
old boarding house at kubler To
more suitable spot there and will use
1T for their store.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-01
ONO Uu
News-Chanpios CorrespoaAe,oe.
Tuesday, August =,

Tuesday, August ~.
Miss Alice Frye visited friend. at
Doyle last week.
Eugene Lyons made a trip to
.Salida last week.
A. Caufman made business trip
10 Gunnison Tuesday.
Thos. Noble made a business trip
to Gunnison fir~t of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Crawford returned 20
their home in Boulder Monday.
Mr.. Louis johnson spent several
DAYS at the Grand Prize TINS week.
Mrs. A. j. johnson made a short
visit in Gunni-on Friday and Satm-
day.
Mrs. Laurer. who spent several
weeks here. left for her home in Boul-
der Friday
Mrs. Hurley Dice expects to move
TO Gunnieon this week to remain dur
ing the winter.
Joseph QuilliaH went to Salida
Monday to coneult DR.. Cochem. Mr..
Quilken has heen III fof some time.
The state Geological Survey outfit
have finished their work in this Sc
tion Of he county and viii leave tins
ueek Sor DOSldef.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-01
AooC Tu ulJnNU
>e~s-Ch.sspson oor-sspoaaence

Saturday August ~
Mr. and Mrs. JaHs.s Carry visited
, EeeBIan on tridnv
Ne-lsv Adams wa~ n bu-in.~r
visitor ~ >simer-et Tuesday
Dave Stephens 81 Fas,Hia w.s.t ut,
to hir tlifi cre,sk ranch Wednesday
MIR and Mrs Euiery 81 faf,Isia ARE
spending their vacations hrhinQ sa
tsal crsek
J N Walker aud spn cauIe dow n
from their ranch en the uppcr Muddy
"Wednesday
Mr. NiicuN aud party. oi Bou,s
spent the iirst 81 the Wesk canaI,inQ
on the Anthracite
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-01
D(ll.A
on COrresponAenee

"enoAapsoa OOfreepOh0eoce.
Wednesday, August 10.
%. A. Wilt went to Gunnison Wed
nesday on business
A. h. Stevens spent several days
last week at the capital city.
Chas. Armstrong Of puray spent
several days here recently fishing.
John Steinman is down from Nul-
can helping ON the new school house.
Mrs. A. Crabari aid family left last
week Tor few months visit in
Chicago.
Miss Maude Stevens has been en-
loving visit, the past week. from
Miss Marion Webster of Rhode
Island.
Geo. Lightley and wife of Gunnison
and l.. ii. Harris and wife of X ansas
CITY were guests at the lola hotel
last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-01
0AvIoo
News-Chanpsoa CorpssoeaAssss:
Tuesday. August ?,

IhesuaN, August ~.
Mrs. J l.. Andrews has moved to
Nouman station where she will have
charge OF the Kellogg property this
winter.
Miss Mary Dwyer was an out go
ing passenger Saturday. She expects
to he confirmed in Gunnison by the
bishop.
Chas. Carr was at Lake CITY this
week. also A. W. Croft Mr.. Croft
has some valuable mining prospects
near Lake City.
Mrs, Addington entertained a num-
her OF friends last week among those
present Mere. Mrs. u. M. Carr and
children, Mrs e. T.. DsVyer and Mrs
j. \. Thompson and children
The Lake Fork people were pleas
antly surprised by the arrival re-
Gently Of a crew To build our roads
but they had hardly started when
they We're recalled 10 Gunnison. We
hope tor their speedy return as our
roads are disgrace to Gunnison
county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-01

John Lehrrltter was mp from his
Delta ranch this week proudly ex-
biting some Elberts peaches that
certainly were as pretty ~ the pro-
verb. lie asserts that in the river
bottom where his ranch is located
the fruit 10 immune from early and
late fros,s and that his peaches will
all be marketed by the time the
Palisades crop is ripe. Better than
q gold mine, snre.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-01
b0yLEvKlE
News-Champsoe Corresposaescs.
Tuesday, August ~.

Tuesday, August ~.
Henry spenst left FOR Denver Fri
day night.
Mrs. W. N. knode and daughters
ieft Tor Golden. Monday night.
Mrs M W Slate aud daughter.
Mrs. felier are quite sick at Waunita
Our nimrods must he busy these
days. the noise of the gun is heard in
every direction.
Miss Bessie Gibbons came back
rom Waunita Friday greatly inn
proved in health.
We hear that Lee STANLEY has pur-
chased the upper Hall ranch aud is
putting up the hay
Bert Mcconnell is visiting his par
ents at the Evergreen ranch He
came in from Payette Idaho, sunday.
Miss Nellie Davis returned To Doyle
rom her home in Ft. Lupton Wed
nesdsy. driven from there by the heat
and hay fever.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-01

Yesterday closed the sage chicken
and dove season, but grouse can be
killed until the 10th Of September.
The sssson for ducks begins Octobss
lst, while deer. one in q season, with
horns, can be killed from October
st to 9th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-01
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tonsisd
Mrs Lillian Issia - Cre-ss,I Esste
visited Ni--e- hasnsa and tis,resae
Isueero -ceerstl DAYS last Wsek
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-01

Hsbbasd sad LisMsn. nee jewel
ere, have Iecsssd in GsnRison, and
sps vesdy fer bssissss scsoss from
the OLesry Drag ssore Their I'D
appesrs in this issue.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-01
L.sss o. C..G..t = 3 Ru>~'s

SUNDAY evening at T..30 at Vt
Peters Cstholsc ebarch an Gunul-
son. Blsbop n G. Matz. Of the
d'scese ct Denver and Colorado. al
aIuisiered the sacrament of confirm
atIpn 10 the largest class ever az
mitted 10 II. Pesers Forty 1--we OF
the boys and girls. csrefslly pre-
pared by Rev. VIM klpp, pastor IN
charge. received the sacrament.
The church was beautifully deco
rated wish eolors Of green and white
The pames we're
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-15
KEASBEY

Mrs. Heinrich Moog was a Perth
Amboy visitor Saturday.
Miss Martha Smith spent Saturday
in Perth Amboy.
Mrs. Matthew Schaub vas a visit
or in Perth Amboy Saturday even
ing.
Misses Olga and Julia Meyer spent
Saturday evening out of town.
Miss Mary Fee was an out-of-town
visitor Saturday
Miss Anna Rok spent Saturday af-
ternoon in Perth Amboy.
Miss Nina wRamberg, of Wood
bridge, was q visitor in town sun
day afternoon.
Miss Lena Gloff spent Sunday out
of-town.
Miss Ida Fullerton was visiting
relatives in Metuchen for a few
days.
Miss ~Jensenia O~leson, of Perth
Amboy, spent Sunday afternoon with
friends in town.
Mrs. James Johnson and children,
of Perth Amboy, were visiting rela-
tiyes in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Wodzinsky and
children were out-of-town visitors
Sunday.
Miss Ella Robinson spent Sunday
afternoon out of town.
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF. an infant son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Larsen were
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-15
SEIREVlLLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fisher, Of
Lebanon, Pa. are spending a few
days with relatives in town.
Miss Mabel Sechrist, Of Trenton,
formerly Of this place. is visiting at
the home of Willis Fisher, of Main
street.
The opponents of the Sayreyille A.
A. Saturday will be the st. Anthonys,
of Perth Amboy. A very good game
is predicted. The game will be play
ed on Sayre & Fishers field and viii
be called at 8 80 o'clock.
Edward Goodman was a South
AmbOy visitor last evening.
The paint shop of the Information
al Smokeless Powder & Chemical
Company was struck by lightning
Tuesday night. The heavy downpour
of rain extinguished the fire. The loss
was very small.
Miss Lena O'Connell, of Bayonne,
Is visiting her mother at Burts
Creek.
John Hart was a Milltown visitor
yesterday.
Miss Margaret Rue, of South Am
boy, spent today at the home of Post
master Gildersleeve.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-15
OLD BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. @. D. Montgomery,
Of Maple street, were New Bruins
wick shoppers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Slower and
son Grandon attended Forepaugh &
Sells Brothers circus at New Bruins
wick Monday evening.
w. Shrine has returned to his
home at Windsor, after a pleasant
visit with Miss Libbie Minor, of Ma
pie street.
. Miss Edna Squire, of the River
side Hotel, is spending a weeks va
cation with Miss Elsie Matlock, at
Freehold.
Mrs. Charles SoIt, of Spotswood
road, visited her daughter at James,
burg.
Mrs. William s.. Benson, of Asbury
Park, is visiting her son, R. H. Ben
son, of Pine
Mrs. Charles Boice spent Wednes-
day with friends at Spotswood.
Mrs. ]. c. Crandall, of Main street,
vas an out-of-town visitor Monday.
F. c. Osborne, of the Slower Ston-
aker Company, spent Tuesday at
South River.
A baby girl was born to Mrs.
ISO1 &c ApplSSdle saturday
Lewis Roller, of South Old Bridge,
was a visitor out of town Tuesday.
Miss Flora Fisher, of Spotswood,
spent Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. George H. Rusher, of Church
street.
Mrs. Pitman Hillyer, of Fern ave-
nue., and her daughter, Mrs. Mont
rose Brown, of East Spotswood, were
out-of-town visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith and son,
of Pine avenue, were Philadelphia
shoppers Wednesday.
Mrs. Gilbert Brown, of South Am
boy, spent Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. George Dobson, of South OLD
Bridge.
Mrs. John Warnsdorfer, of Dun
hams Corner, was entertained Tues
day afternoon by Miss Flora Fisher,
of S~potswood.
R. Doughty, of Philadelphia, Is
visiting with Mrs. Mary Cozens, of
Spotswood.
Miss Edith Beebe has returned to
her home after a pleasant visit with
relatives at Jersey City. Miss Beebe
was accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Hattie Platt, who will spend a few
weeks vacation with her aunt, Mrs.
Clarence Burchell.
Mrs. Henry Dieker, of Runyon,
was a visitor here yesterday.
The strawberry sociable held last
evening b the w. w. C. was largely
attended despite the threatening
weather. A neat sum was realized
from the affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-15
SOUTH AMB6Y MAN SAW
SERVICE IN THE NAVY
Special to the EVENING NEWS

special to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, June 15:-Fifty
years ago yesterday a communication
lay on the desk of the secretary of
the navy Offering as a gift the finest
and largest steamship ahoat at that
time. While this was only one of
several offers from the patriotic Van
derb1It, his love for his country being
so great that when rendering his gifts
he said, Il am induced to make these
offers because l am DESTROYS of pro-
tecttng the government against spec
uiative attempts to take advantages
of its necessities" Yet at this time
these offers we're refused, but later
on, when the Merrimac had sent sew
eral of the ships of the federal navy
to the bottom of Chesapeake Bay,
the tender of the ship Vanderbilt was
accepted and besides mounting a
number of the heaviest guns of the
time, 1t was fitted with a sharp bow,
plated with steel and strongly rein
forced on the inside.
The reason of or making mention
of this incident of the wal is because
N of South Amboy's sons has some
history connected with the warship
Vanderbilt. Israel Ward, who is now
living on George street, this city, en-
listed in the Twenty-eighth Regiment,
N. j. ", and served nine months in
the war, in which time he took part
in the memorable battles of Freder-
i~cksbuTg and Charlottesville, his
time expiring only a few days before
the battle of Gettysburg. A short
time after his discharge Comrade
Ward enlisted in the navy early in
ga and was assigned to the Wander
bilt, which took part in the memora-
BILE battle of Fort Fisher, which ragged
necessarily for four days and four
nights. After the close of the war
he returned to South Amboy and if
any one wants to know anything
about the battle of Fort Fisher from
an eye witness call on Comrade Ward.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-15
HONOR PUPILS
IN SAYREV|LLE
These Whs Have Perfect
Attendance for May.
Special TO the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EFENING NEWS.
~Sayreville, June 15:-For having
attained a record of perfect attend
ance in the schools of SayrevilIe
township during the month of May,
the following pupils are entitled to
honorable mention:
School No. T..
Sub-primary Anton Coskinsky,
Paul Guertler, Chester Kratzki, Ray
moDd Sauter, Russell Wolff, Steve
Godlenska, Helen Cebula, Rose Du-
pan, Margaret Mccarthy, Mary Sny-
der, Elyira Snowfeld, Olive Wolf,
Josie Rubel, Lena Olsen.
First and Second Years-John
Burkeson, Cornelius Chevalier, Mil
ton Disbrow, Squire Johnson, John
Klein, Raymond Martin, Bonnie Sam
uel, Joseph Sauter, Leslie Wolff,
Russell Taylor, Chris Moberg, Anna
David, Gertrude Edwards, Stella Co
lasewski, Anna Golasewski, Grace
Henry.
Third, Fourth and Fifth Years
George Fox, James Johnson, Leon
Taylor, Elsie Bright, Martha Burke
son, Anna Chan, Ruth Disbrow, Dora
Guertler, May Let's.
Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Years
Edwin Cordes, Russell Hurlock, Ar
thur Harris, Toy Let's, Miller Mo-
berg, John Check, Mabel Bright,
Ruth Becker, Mary Bossong, Mabel
Dill, Lillian Fox, Florence Fox, Tina
Bertha Harris.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-15
School No. 2.

Sub-primary-Charles Check, Henry
Dambeck, Adolf Frey, Joe Gavel,
Frank Johnson, Hans Johnson, Dan
lei Kamuf, Casper Karwatt, James
Nichols, John Krook, Helen Arleth,
Helen Amend, Wanda Draeger, Caro-
line Eberle, Johanna Eberle, Susie
Frenzel, Ada Hahn, Anna johnson,
Petra johnson, Mamie Mayer.
First Year-George Boyler. Rich
ard Mayer, Theodore sitter, Richard
Smith; Cecilia Albert, Mary Bagly,
Thresa Bailey, Hedwig Eberle, Kath-
arine Engelhart, Margaret limerick,
Louisa Frey, Josephine Hart, Lizzie
K~ascyrusen, Sadie Seggel.
Second Year-Harry Dupont. Ed
ward Eberle, William Frey, Charles
Haag, Edwin Maxein, Michael Surdey,
Albin Week, Wallace Wagner, Anna
Beauregard, Mary Clausen, Florence
Fouser, Christina Furslew, Alveretta
Hart, Minnie Johnson, Elvera John
son, Louisa Nagel, Louisa Oswald,
Sereda Peterson, Stella Solook, Anna
Weis, Katharine Weis, Marion Wag-
ner, Elsie Weber.
Third and Fourth Years-Frank
Albert, Bonnie Carver, Alfred Drae-
ger, Rudolph EberIe, Edward Fren-
eel, George Holsworth, Paul Schick-
ling, Fred Solook, Alfred Weischedel,
Stephen Bernas, Gussie Dambeck,
Margaret Drum, Edna Engelhart,
Ethel -Feaster, Frances Gottlich, Mil
dred Micha, Elizabeth Locker, Freada
Gottlich, Margaret Popp, Elizabeth
Peterson, Madaline Seggel. Mabel
Smith.
Fourth and Fifth Years-Robert
Arleth, Joseph Bailey, Otto Bernas,
Sophus Clausen, Joseph Dambeck,
Arthur Draeger, Joseph Eberle, Clar-
ence Eberle, Leslie Holthausen, Wal
ter Newton. Wood Parr, Richard
Rhode, Henry Sachs, Edward Schick-
ling, August Schwartzenberg, Frank
Schiller, Eugene Wemmer, Fred
Schmitt, Margaret Frost, Marguerite
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-15
END GRAMMAR
SCHOOL COURSE
Eighth Grade Pupils Gradu-
ate in Woodbridge.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, June 15:-Township
commencement exercises were held
in the Methodist Episcopal church
here Yesterday afternoon. The fol-
lowing program had been arranged
and it was carried out without a
hitch: -i~SyEA
Recitation, "Mr. Candle Lends an
III -NlIa," Pauline Paulson, school
Glass history, part /, Marie Dem
Arrest, school /.
Glass history, part 2, Nellie Bren-
nan, school l.
Piano duet, Grown of Triumph"
Dorothy Valentine and Alice Moore,
school 1.
Debate, Resolved, That Kristo-
pher Kolumbus was Greater in Dis
GOVERN America than George Wash
ington in -Defendin' it," President,
Lewis Hoagland, Mr.. Gerotte, Stew
art Schroeder, Mr.. Slabsides, Leonard
Waite.
Girls chorus. Merry June"
Piano solo, Hargis Prall, school 1.
Violin solo, cat the Cradle" Grace
Valentine, school /.
btdlIuIld . DOllp dEIhty ALL
Maier, school s.
Flag drill, sixteen girls, school /.
Address, Rev. Patrick Kahn, pastor
Congregational church.
Distribution of diplomas, Mr.. Will
lam Edgar, president Board of Edu-
cation.
The eighth year graduates at
school No. l are as follows: Sey-
mour Deber, Sidney Greenhalgh,
Clarence Slugg, Leonar Waite, Ma
RE Demarest, Carrie Fowler, Helen
Lessen, Pauline Paulson, Grace Val
entine, Julia Sullivan, Anna Schwen-
ger, Clara Lefkowitz. Mary Gallagh-
er, Anna Dee, Nellie Bremen, Har-
gis Prall, Carl Landt, George Damn,
Lewis Hoagland, Stewart Schoder,
Alexander Wand, Marian Christie,
Barbara Dobermiller, Winifred Jor-
dan, Alice Moore, Dorothy Valentine,
Marie Simonsen, Bertha O'Neil, Au-
gusta Lee, May Dunn, Anna Coll,
Harriet Baldwin, Furman Lee, Les
ter Drummond, Roy Anderson, Ed
win Melick.
The teachers in the eighth grade,
School No. /, are the Misses Helen
Holmes and Anna Keegan.
Following are the graduates in
the eighth grade at School No. 8:
Anna Maier, John Egan, Robert Full
lerton, George Fullerton. The teach
er at hat school is Ellsworth For
don.
The motto of the graduating class
was, 1--WE Aim for a Higher Place"
The class colors were blue and white.
During the exercises an address
was made by County Superintendent
H. Brewster Willis. Supervising
Principal John H. Love was in
charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-15
WOODBRIDGE

Perry Brown, of Railway avenue
is home from college for the summer
vacation.
Mrs. Huber, of School street, was
a Perth Amboy visitor Wednesday
morning.
Miss Marie Demarest, who was
one of the grammar school gradu-
ates yesterday, was made very proud
and happy by the gift of a beautiful
diamond ring from her grandmother.
Miss Helen Holmes entertained 9
friend at dinner last evening.
Mrs. Alexander, of Main street,
spent Wednesday morning in Perth
Amboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Huber and
Miss Nan Stewart were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Huber, at dinner
last evening.
News has recently been received
by the friends of Miss Elsie Schulze,
a former teacher in School No. 8, of
her recent severe attack and opera
ton for appendicitis at g hospital in
Utica, N. Y. At last reports Miss
Schulze was doing favorabIy.
The EVENING NEWS goes Into
more homes In this vicinity than al
ether publication.