Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-14

Chief Ranger Martin F. Ryan,
of Court Amboy No. So; Chief Rang
er Lawrence Clancy, of Court STAN
dard No. HI, accompanied by 8 del
egation Of members of both courts,
went to Railway last night on a visit
to Court Railway in that place. The
installation of officers of Court Rah-
way took place.
One candidate received the war
rior's degree at a meeting of Pc
Ambo Tribe No. IS, Improved Or
der Red Men, in it's rooms in the
Jefferson building last night.
Local police are on the lookout for
a black and bay horse reported to have
been stolen from a Mr.. Black of As
bury Park last week.
Robert Porter, a local milk
dealer, was bitten this morning, he
claims, by a dog attached to a TWEEN
tyfoot chain In the Union Brewing
Company's yard in Division street.
There vas no meeting Of the
Board of Governors of the City Hos
p1tal last night. 1t was postponed a
week.
Many members of the Swedish
Missionary Society were at the meet
ing held at the home of Mrs. Alma Lar
sen, 50 Fayette street, yesterday.
"A delegation Of Ave members of
Hornet Encampment of this city, com
posed of Walter R~echnitzer, Joseph Ro-
wan, James Gilallen, William Frost and
John Shoe, were at the district meet
Ing of the encampment of Odd Fellows
in Elizabeth last night. A member Of
Noah Dove E~ncampment, of Plainfeld,
was chosen as new district deputy.
Rev. A. E. Elmquist, pastor Of the
Swedish Congregational church, was in
New Brunswick last night In an effort
to start a Swedish mission in that citv.
Perth Amboy Nest, 1927, Order OF
Owls, meet tonight.
DIR. J. P. Salter has reported to the
police that someone has been taking top
soil from his lot at Market street and
Kearny avenue.
"A meeting Of Liberty Council, D.
of R., will be held in Moose hall tonight.
Mohawk Council, d. of P, meets to-
night.
A meeting of Star Of Grace Lodge,
No. II, Shepherds of Bethlehem, was
held in Forester hall last night.
Cabin Amboy, Woodehoppers meets
Sunday.
"A meeting of valhalla Lodge, No.
9Alo Aln 1n n
Fellow hall last night.
The steamships Prudencia, Snow
flake and Augusta, chartered through
Lane & McAndrew, London, Eng, will
begin regular trips for the Barber As.
phal Company between this port and
Brighton, Trinidad, in about two weeks.
They will be oil carrying vessels.
A delegation Prom the Master
Builders Association will attend the
next convention Of the state association
in Hackengack, on Wednesday, April
26. Secretary V. P. Christo9erson has
sent out notices.
-Patrolman LIS G. Jensen was
called to the Lehigh Valley railroad
freight docks yesterday where there
was some dispute between men dis
chargd from the tug Superior and
Captain Blake, Of the tug.
Plans for a mammoth meeting
of the Y. M. H. A. were completed
at the regular meeting of the organ
1zation last night for Sunday, April
so.
The services at the Holy Cross
Protestant Episcopal church for to-
day are: 4 O'Clock, children's SER
vice; 8 O'Clock tonight, the usual
Good Friday services.
John Boyle, known as Jack the
Fiddler, and Frederick Thede,
known as "Doc," were both released
from the county jail yesterday on
parole.
The police have not been able
to locate John Dobbins, who was sup
posed to have been here in 1895, but
since has not been heard from.
Lawrence Christian, -four years
old, Of $50 Mechanic street. was
brought to police headquarters as
lost yesterday afternoon. The par
ents claimed the child later.
Sergeant McDermott called the
city ambulance yesterday to take a
sick woman from Hartford street to
the hospital upon request OF j. v.
Laird, Of the Lehigh Valley coaI
docks.
No trace has been discovered of
the thieves who robbed the home of
Mrs. Josephine Demce, Of 626 Flori-
"a Grove road. The articles report
ed taken include a gold and a silver
watch, a 38 calibre revolver. a dia-
mond ring and a gold wedding ring.
The first edition of the Y. M. n
A. Outlook, published by the Elmer
son Literary Society of the local or
ganization, was placed on sale TODAY
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