Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-09
BUILDERS Al
BIG BANQUET


Newly elected officers were INSTALL
ed at q meeting of the Master Build
ers' Association, followed by the
annual BANQUET. in Dana haH Satur-
day night. Visitors were on hama
from New Brunswick and other
nearby places and q pleasant time
was Went- The officers were IN
stalled by w. E. Leary, president Oh
the New Brunswick Master Builders
Association.
One candidate was admitted as .
member and one application TOR
membership was received. The OUT
going offcers submitted annual re-
ports. Secretary v. P. Christoner-
son reported that fourteen members
had been taken up during the past
year; eight former members mad
been r~einstated: twenty-three meet
ings had been held during the year
with an average attendance Of forty
per cent. of the membership OF the
organization, and that $3.50 com
munications had been sen out from
the secretary's ONCE.
The newly elected officers INSTALL
ed by President Leary are: Emil
Koyen. president; J. N. Wester, wee
president; v. p. Christofferson, re-
cording secretary; J. F. Tanggaard,
financial secretary; j. G. Ostergaard.
treasurer: Fred Christensen, BUSH
ness sgent; c. C. Christensen, A.
Henderson and William Hammer.
trustees.
The business session vas followed
by a banquet that was, one OF
beet ever held by the association.
Laurisen & Laprisen. OF Faye.te
street and Madison avenue. were tao
caterers. A sumptuous dinner was
served, during which speeches were
made. Secretary Y. P. Christoner-
aon was toastmaster, who, AFTER
making some opening remarks, ALI
ed upon others. He asked for *
PLANTATION OF certain trips and actions
OF builders and the result WAS that q
number Of entertaining speeches
were given.
Renditions were as follows: J.. 8.
Bergen. of New Brunswick, How 4
get the Money and what I do with
it." Louis Broad, of New Brunswick,
sang "Amboy Cannot Have the Coun-
ty Seat J.. C. Ostergaard, OF this
city. told how he became lost In q
south Jersey churchyard; w. H. van
SICKLE, OF New Brunswick, spoke on
ttWhy I am a Tax Assessor j. q
Donehue, the retiring president, sang
"Oh. How Can / Bear to Leave Thee
with variations; John Payton told
Funny Stories ] have Heard; Enlli
Koyen spoke on Hunting for the
Lost Auto" William Smalley, OF
New Brunswick, sang THE haf
of the Plumbers Brigade" J. r..
Burns sang "Say, You Cant Keep
Me Out, III Come in the Side Door;
Joseph Timprook, of New brunswick,
spoke on "All Paint is not Red y,
G. Christensen delivered an ddress
on the advantages of the state
local associations OF contractors; r.
M. Tallman. Of New Brunswick, talk
ed on why Does a Painter Paint;
Charles Long, OF New Brunswick,
told why / am o Mason Hans
Greisen told how he spent the Hsso-
Citations money while treasurer IN
1910; w. e, Leary, OF New
wick. spoke on Flow We do Things
In New Brunswick"
Present from New Brunswick
were: j. s. Bergen, Louis Board,
w. H. Van SICKLE, William Smaliey,
Joseph Timbrook, r. M. Tallman,
Charles Long and w. II. Leary. The
menu follows:
Consomme
RELISHES
Celery Beets fekie
Roast Turkey Roast Beef
Thyme Filling Boiled Potatoes @
Mashed Potatoes Peas
Cranberry Sauce Prunes
DESSERT
Ice Cream Pie
Cake Rouquefort Cheese
Coffee
Look at the prices OF things" al
advertised In today's paper. II you
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