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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-02
SAYREvILLE

Elijah Peterson, of South River,
was a ~Sayrevilie visitor Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Christ Kraft, of Smullen
street, who fell and injured her arm
last Monday, is improving slowly.
Mrs. and Miss Baronosky, from
Maspeth, L. L., are visiting the Rev.
R. R. Sitter and family.
Miss Elizabeth Gottlich, Of Dane
street, was a Perth Amboy visitor
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Bertha Schramm and daugh-
ter yer Perth Amboy visitors We'd
nesday.
Herman Amen was a South River
visitor Thursday.
r. Franz was a South River visi-
tor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heidelman, of
Miller's corner, were New Brunswick
visitors Thursday.
Frank Schiller and Daniel Sugrue
we're South River visitors Thursday.
Miss Maggie Hyson, OF South AM
boy, vas a Sayreyiile visitor We'd
nesdays
Miss Frances Hickman, of Phila-
delphia, Is visiting Thomas Smith
and family, of lower ~Sayreville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Wright, of
Camden, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
r. P. Rodan, of Riverside street.
The Epworth League held its reg
uIar monthly meeting last night in
the basement OF the church,
Charles Holzworth, a chemist at
ParIin, was a Perth Amboy visitor
Wednesday afternoon.
William Klein, OF lower Sayre~
Vile. was a South River visitor We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Baronosky, mother-in-law of
the Rev. r. R. Sitter, met with a. SER
ious accident Wednesday. While
visiting the pastor she tripped over
something in his house and fell,
striking the side OF the stove. She
received a Eve cut on her fore
head.
Joseph Andrews, OF South River.
and Miss Anna Schlupp, Of Alberts
Hill, S~ayTeville, were married
Thanksgiving mornig at the Church
of Our Lady of Victories. Rev. Will
liam Gilfiilam performed the cere-
mony. After the ceremony they pro-
.ceeded to the home of the brides
parents, where a wedding
was served. MI, and Mrs. Andrews
will make their home with the par
ents Of the bride.
The Woodchoppers of America,
Cabin No. /, held their annual ball
at August Rohde's Hall Wednesday
evening. A large crowd assembled
and danced to the strains of Thomas
Dolan's orchestra until a late hour.
Mrs. Catherine Keegan, of Lower
s~ayreyille, went to the store We'd
'nesday and left her door unlocked.
When she came back somebody had
relieved her Of her big front room
rup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-02
AT
PORT READING
LongfeIIer's Poem Hiawatha
Rendered by Pupils.
Special to she EVENING W

Special to she EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Dec. 2.-Thanksgiv-
ing was celebrated by the pupils of
Miss Insleess and Miss Ewing's class
es at Port Reading school Wednes-
day afternoon, with the dramatiza-
ton of Longfellow's poem, Hiawa-
tina. with appropriate music. The
cast was made up as follows:
Baby Hiawatha, Patsy Taconeta,
aged Ave months.
Boy Hiawatha, William Benning.
Man Hiawatha, Nicholas Anzovi-
ma.
M~innehaha, Ethel Horney.
Nokomis, Pasquale Taconeta.
Iagoo, John Jacovinich.
Arrow Maker, Mike Sasso.
Indians-John J~acovinich, John
Judana, Frank Kuchak, Joe Har-
rington, Mike Sasso, Patsy Stance,
Sabidino Martina, Tommy Anzoyina,
Louis Sasso, Pauline Morgan, Mary
Barna, Anna Richardson, Mary Mar
tino. Angelina Zullo.
Pilgrims-Steve Morgan, Mike
Lozak. Fred Griesheimer, Alfred
Rodney, Fred Hansen, Walter Lar
sen, Doris Leber, Mary Jensen, Lor-
eta Gibson, Beatrice Woolley, Mary
FAX, Magdalene Buxton. Helen Yor-
ceskey.
Portions OF the poem were recited
as follows:
Nokomis' Wigwam, Kate O'Boyle.
Hiawatha as a baby, Helen Quig-
ley, Ethel Horney.
Hiawatha Lullaby, William Ben
ming.
Hiawatha's Brothers, Jennie
Moore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-02
WOODBRIDGE

Miss Emmens and Peter Emmens,
of Monmouth Junction, are guests OF
Rev. and Mrs. r. w. Mark.
Miss Gertrude Farrell and Miss
Mary Prall spent yesterday after
noon In Perth Amboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Stoneback,
Miss Ruth and Miss Gladys Stone
back, of Jersey City. were guests OF
Mrs. A. ", King, Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Charles Numbers, Miss Ruth
Numbers and Mrs. Barfelow. were
Perth Amboy visitors Friday after
noon.
Miss Grace Huber, OF Railway,
spent Friday night with Miss Re-
.becca Farren.
Lawrence Henry, of Bayonne, was
a town visitor this week.
Miss Van Ripper Ia visiting friends
in Flushing. L. I.
George DUNCAN and aunt, Mrs.
e. j, Flanagan, left for an extended
tour of the west today.
Miss Ethel Inslee and Miss Carrie
Ewing. saw e. IL. Southern and
Julia Marlowe In Romeo and Ju-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-02
TO
NEW PASTOR
South Amboy Baptists Wei
come Rev. Thomas Neil.

South Amboy, Dec. "A recep-
ton was given Rev. Thomas Nell, or
the Baptist church, by his congrer
cation and a number Of invited
guests from the other churches III
the city last night. There was quits
a large gathering In the lecture
room of the church. There were
several little talks given by the pas
tors of the Baptist churches cfI
Perth Amboy and South River, and
the pastors Of the Methodist. pro-
testant and Presbyterian Churches
and the Y. M. G.. A. secretary. A
poem was read by Deacon Green and
a response talk by the new pastor,
after which refreshments were serv-
ed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-02
SOUTH AMBOY

Mrs. e. S. Mason, OF Broadway,
was a Newark visitor yesterday.
Hume Northrup, Of Jersey City,
spent Thursday with friends in
South Amboy.
Miss Hazel Mason, Of Broadway,
was a Newark visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Apologize
and daughter, of Second street, left
this city last evening for Red VALLEY
TO attend the funeral of Richard
Brewer, OF that place, which will be
held this afternoon. Mr.. Brewer Is
the father of Mrs. APPLICABLE.
George Grant, of Jersey City,
spent Thursday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. James Nichols. of Stevens
| avenue.
Miss Mildred Stratton, of Asbury
| Park, is visiting among friends In
South Amboy.
Vincent Conover and wife, of
| Trenton, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Apologize, Of Main street.
Mrs. Furman Hause, of Second
street, spent yesterday In New York
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Green. of
| Second street, were out-of-town yisi-
LOTS yGot5E4dJ ditOi noCh+
Mrs. David Dill, Of First street
was a New York visitor yesterday,
Mrs. Joseph Martin and daughter,
of Broadway. were New York visl-
tors yesterday.
Russell Craven was Newark yisi-
tor yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Smith, of Catharine
street, was al out-of-town visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. D. C. Chase. of Broadway.
returned home yesterday afternoon
after spending Thanksgiving day
with her parents in Fonda, n. y.
Mrs. Emanuel Williams. of Perth
Amboy, was a South Amboy visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. P. A. Suits, Of Second street,
was a New York visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. y. Rogers, of Bur-
lington, spent yesterday with Mr..
Rogers parents. MFR. and Mrs. VIII
liam Rogers. OF John street.
Mrs. William Allen, of Elizabeth,
Is visiting her sister Miss Henrietta
Miller, OF Broadway.
Matthew Al. Rue, of Red Bank,
was in South Amboy yesterday af-
ternoon.
IF. i. stuIts. Jr., of David street,
has resigned his position with the
Reading railroad at Port Reading to
accept a more r~emufeTatfve one
with the Armour Company at
Chrome.
Mrs. +. w. Barnes, Of Panama.
who has been spending several
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. A.
Steiner, OF Church street, left this
city yesterday for her home in Cor
COMA in the canal zone, Panama.
William Holman, Of Princeton.
spent Thursday with friends In this
city.
Dey. or Main street, are visiting
friends In Trenton.
Miss Aadah Hamilton Is visiting
with friends in New Brunswick.
Mrs. Frank G.. Hoffman. Of John
street, vas q Newark visitor yester-
day.
Miss Lillian Disbrows Of John
street. is visiting friends In West
field, L. +.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew NoFcross, Of
IAgbnry Park. spent Thanksgiving
Day with Mr.. and Mrs. a. u. Nit
HchAIi. 81 Second street.
Spencer Edwards, brother or Wiz
liam Edwards, Of Second street left
this eify yesterday for Long Branch.
He goes to I'LL the position left va
cant BY Gideon Hutchinson . we'll
known and longtime resident af
this olk9s Mr. Hutchinson having
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-02

SOUTH RIVER

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith have
returned home from Newark, where
they were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Firth.
The subject of Judge Freeman
Woodbridge's lecture Sunday even
ing in the Methodist church will be
Good citizenship" Special music
will be rendered by the choir.
Joseph Farmer, of the State Nor
NAL school, is spending his Thanks
giving vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Farmer.
The contracting firm of Rogers
and Mathis, has dissolved. Edwin
Rogers will complete the water COM
tract.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Armstrong
and children, OF Stelton, were pres
ent Thursday at a family reunion
at the home OF his mother, Mrs.
Mary Armstrong. Twenty members
OF the family enjoyed a bountiful
turkey dinner.
MIR. and Mrs. A1yie Peterson are
visiting in Easton, Pa.
Eda Levy has returned to Al
lentown, Pa, after spending a brief
visit with her brother, Arthur Levy.
Charles Armstrong. OF Orange
burg, N. Y. spent Thanksgiving st
hts home here.
Miss Carrie Frandsen, who is
studying at the State Normal school
Trenton, is spending a week end
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans FrariScn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Jacquard
are entertaining company from Phil.
adelphia.
VERONA, the infant daughter OF
M. and Mrs. stephen Goydos. who
died Wednesday. Was buried Thurs
day.
A mild epidemic OF chickenpox is
prevailing In certain sections OF the
borough.
Miss Lulu Allgair. OF Long
Branch. has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Allgair.
Miss Mildred Simmons. OF the
State Normal school. Is home for
the week END.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-02
TEACHER WAS
BADLY INJURED
Miss Wagner of SayreyilIe
Knocked Down by Horse.

~SayrevilIe, Dec. 2:-Miss Vivian
Wagner, while going to school We'd
nesday, when crossing the road at
School No. 2 in upper ~Sayrevilie,
was accidentally run down by a
horse and wagon and was seriously
Injured. The horse kicked her over
the right eye and lacerated her face.
The principal of the school, Miss
Straub, tainted at the sight of the
girl. The driver escaped.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-02
N%EIGHBORlNG W
CLOSE OF FAIR
AT ROOSEVELT
Fire Company No. z Held
Successful Event.
speofal 10 ths EYENrNa nKwa.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Roosevelt, Dec. 2-The four
days fair of Fire Company No. 2
closed with a reception and dance
Thanksgiving night. Many out OF
town visitors were present. Demp-
sey's orchestra provided the music.
The fair opened Monday evening
and was well supported. The cap
ital prize, a Thatcher range was pre-
scented by the Thatcher Company.
Fire Chief Morris, members of No.
2 company and the Juniors turned
out each night with their wives and
sweethearts to make the event tho
success 1t was.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-02
EXERCISES IN
WOODBRIDGE
Programs Carried Out at
School No. |.
s,,etai o De KysNIwo WE'VE.

Special 10 the EVENING NE Tvs
Woodbridge, Dec. 2.-Following
are the Thanksgiving exercises a r
red out in the school No. 1 at
Woodbridge.
list, End and srd Years.
6on-Father We Thank Thee
School.
Recitation-Who Made Thanksgiv-
Ing Day?
Maria Heller.
Recitation-Boys of Today
James Sandahl.
Bong-Over the River and Through
the Wood,
School.
acknowledgements
Eugene Finn, John De Russy. Kath-
ryn Spencer, Lillian Lepkowitz.
Recitation-Five jolly Fat Pump
kins
Augusta Huber.
Recitation-Five Turkeys
Walter Hemsel, Robt. Franklin,
Song-The Big Fat Turkey
School.
Recitation~-Little Johnny's Version
Of November
Edwin Potter,
Recitation-An Indian Friend
Arvid Winquist.
song-The Old Colonial Days,
Mildred Valentine, Helen Angus
tine, Ruth Mortensen.
Recitation-A Pilgrim Maid
Margaret Certify.
Recitation-Rhyme of Thanksgiv-
ing Week.
HAp n.y. Lz..1AT1 1884, ~-r
Helen De Russp, Helen Neary.
Recitation-When They Go
Sarolyn Tier, Edward Mullins.
Song-Thanksgiving Song
School.
Recitation-A Pilgrim Boy
Robert Muir.
Recitation-Tommy's Thanksgiving
Allan Coddington.
Recitation-The, Pilgrim School
Marian Jackson.
Recitation-Thanksgiving Day
Marie Gerity, Florence Eggert, AL
bert Levi, VIM. Voorhees,.
Song-Why Mr.. Gobbler Changed
His Tune
School.
4th, 9Th and 9th Years.
Salute the Flag stanza Amer
ica."
Bless the Lord
Prayer
Song
Reading Proclamation
Marian Hirner.
Recitation Turkeys Soliloquy
Frank Fuss.
The Pilgrim School
CAROLYN Valentine.
Piano Solo-"The Shepherds Even
ing Song" .Treeda Niebanck
Recitation-The Pnmpkin.g Com
Rene De Russy.
a Song of Thanksgiving
Charles Lawrence.
Recitation-How to Keep a True
Thanksgiving Day
Ruth Noe.
Then and Now
Helen Vogel.
Thanksgiving
Nathalie Logan.
Piano solo-The Flying Machine
Alice Fender.
Recitation-A Thankful Pussy Cat
Mildred Horney.
Recitation-The Reason Why
Verna McElroy.
Vocal Solo-Thankfuiness
Emma Rodney.
Observation-Disclosures Pumpkin
Pie
May Walsh.
Recitation-WhO Gives Us Our
Thanksgiving Dinner
May Williams.
Recitation-The First Thanksgiving
Day
Frieda Miller.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-02

reached the age limit, has been
placed on the retired list. For
many years Mr.. Hutchinson HAS ALL
ed the position of car Inspector and
4 few years ago when the passenger
Grains were changed to through runs
to jersey City Mr.. Hutchinson was
transferred 10 Long Branch. He ii
9 member OF Tr1lex Post No. 11S, G..
A r. and served III f1o 4shirfy-Hfth
N. j.. e.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-02
MRS HARRY SPARE is
DEAD in SOUTH AMB0y
Eneclar TO the EVENING NE VS..

EpecEaI 20 EHs FEFINI NE TIT
South Amboy, Dec. Mrs. Har-
~ Spare, of Trenton, died at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Walters, of Main street, at
4 o'clock yesterday morning. She
was tw~enty-three years old. The fu-
neral will be held at the residence of
her parents in Main street Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. StillwelI &
Mason are the funeral directors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-02

liet" at the Manhattan Opera House
In New York this afternoon.
Communion service will be OBJ
served in the Presbyterian and Gem
gregational churches, Sunday mprn-
ing.
The Y. P. 8. @. e. OF the prasby-
terrain church gave a socialabie III
the church parIors last evening.
The Soldiers m0asnent which ar
rived in town on Tuesday, was NOV
ed from the freight a and erected
on the plot recently prepared for Il
In the triangle In Railway avenua
and Main street. 1t is proposed ~
have the unwilling on Decoration
Day, 1912.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-02
ROOSEVELT

George Sheridan, OF Lafayette
street. war a visitor to New Bruins.
wick Wednesday.
ia aud MRS. II $ Quin and fam
lily spent Thanksgiving with friends
In Freehold.
J.. Craddoek, OF Emerson street,
was a New York visitor Thursday.
John Lilly, OF New York, Is vlss
ting relatives In town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-02

SOUTH AMBOY WANTS.
Honse for Renf-191 RroadwaY.
South Amboy. Inquire Fl.
Kenah i1s0-10-1o-N
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-02
xou1l ma II in tns NEWS

EOExET WHKEHOUsK
Storage Warehouse - Best facilities,
clean. airy, locked rooms fog furni.
turs ana pianos. 1900 up. Albert
Leon. 1ss Smith strsat- s7B-s-f-kf
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tsrub, anrsgenb ntrtt, ben tinoli6eu
5robfinu erbdlt uno bic geiIti9eu
SrGfte fDrDert.
Qber ut6t nur in aeiunbbettliber
8e8iebung lei bier fir bic pfle9e Der
9epegun9sipiele geipro6eu, iie bisnt
ebenFals Der Gr8iebung i'm 8eIouoez
rem. Seoes Spiel bat feline beitimmz
ten RegeIn, beren genaue 8efolgung
ieoem UdtptrtsnDsn CUR 9fliht gez
maht pirD, penen er IiG Dbne tpeJte=
reg uuterorDnen muB, iou eriteres
i6erbaupt 3ur 4u5fiibrung gelangeH.
IS gilt neiter, bariber nah3ubenien.
ihneQ 3u uberlegen, tpel6e Wtttel anz
supenben Iinb, UNI bic gepIante Be
ipequnq oes 8egners gu hintertreiben,
Die 6ereiteten 6inOerniTe mOglidit foz
fort gu beietttqen unD ais Steger aus
bem Gantpfe herDOr3u9eben.
Tir bic 3uiduuer lit oas Sptel
Der ainoer aus osm 8runoe intereis
Iant, als leBtere ii6 babel DIT bon eli
ner qan3 unperen Seite 3eigen uno
5atten aus ibrem Snnern ertlingsH
Iaiien, bic fir gen0bnIih ith Der Be-
obdftuno entsieben. 9aS lit baupts
| iGflih fir Gebrer uno Gr3ieber iehr
ipi6tiq, uno Dieie Iouten oarum Ihou
ben getpsgungsIpielen einen mogli6ft
tpeiten Raum getpdhren in ben qaus
! len, bel S6iilsrausfIiigen uno gemetns
iamen Spa3iergGngen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-11
WroBes 9eii5it
SOL nd In Der Rail. b,s 0ome for
Sntnrables btfinosn.

Die gIhsr Der geamten bes
6ome for Jnturablss an Der gee6z
pooo aDenue tDeroen gegentpdrtig bon
osm Bii6ererperien Gun aennebp uns
terfu6t unb obf4on bic untsriudung
nod lange niht abasihloFen ift, ioll
iotpeit elm 5ehIbetrag fsftgeitsnt pors
ben iein. Der iia auf nube3u $21, 900
bsI0uft.
Jm 2aufe bes esitris.n 5agss fnns
ben perf6ieoentii6 aonferensen BON
gonnsrn uub Ireunben biefer Wobfs
thdtigisitsonitdIt itatt unb es tpurbe
ertldrt, oaB bereits om beutiasn 1oge
bic feblsnos Summs bur6 freipiIiss
geiirGgs BON beeiiterten GrsuRoen srs
isBt perben puroe.
5rau Sobn .. Gonagbr. bic
SdabmsiiteriH bes 9irs,toriums,
Iiset i6pertrunt in ibrsr Wotnuna
Ro. 1873 Gfi WcWinan StraBe bars
nieoer unb iit infolseo.Hm aubsr
Stanoe benz 8utsrerpsrtsn bel Der
Repifion Der Bidder gu belfsH unb
iiber espiiIs gintrasunsen, bic nift
gang tIar iino, ben uotbigen duff
ihIuB gu geten.
gBis IS bsibt, ioa bic in Jrage
.ommenoe Summe in ungliidli6sn
Speiulationsn psrIorsn fporbsn ieiu
uno Is f5sint Hiht auseefbloHsH,
bab ss sslingen tpiro. tpenigitens .is
nsn gbeil Der Summe nieber 3uriids
suerbaltsn. Wer fir bieie Spetulos
tionen psrantporilih mar, Idbt ii6
iotpeit nod niht fsftiteaen. Die
Webr5ahl Der Witslieber oss Direts
toriums Der 4nitalt, our9rpeg 8omsu
Der eriien 9eI.ui6aftstrsiie, iino 3ur
3eit in Der Sormerfriihe uno bic
6erren Sdrrp geDi ipipie antpnlt2aDs
renee Warfpea babeu geasniudrtig bic
Cberlsitung in Sdrpen uno geibe
periidsrtsn ssitsrn. eab folis that
i16li6 Elm Gshlbttrag Dorbanhsn isin
iollte, er bereiis am beutigen 9a8t
asbedt tperotn ipiroe.
Srl. 4. 8ehtsl. sin W2itsIiee bes
girettoriums uno 9oriissriH oss BIZ
Observation-Disclosures ertlorte
aeitern, odb ihr BON siH.m 5ehlbttrdg
in Der aoile Der aultolt ubfolut nihts
s,annt fei. Gas 8uherunt.riuhs
unas.ommittee hdb bishtr ftsts fslbft
Die gi6er Der geomtsn gsprtit, absr
irfolae oes anfud6isns Der Tonos
uno peil otmndhit elm s.brudier III
nau,6eritt hrausgeaebsu fperosn
ioa.,. bdtt.n biz Tameu nit 8ans
oos linen aernahx an.rbiettn dnets
noulmen, nonat Elm erptrt bic gu'
der unierfuhen Iollie. obns oub Der
QnTialt bierburt Goit.n erpii6isE.