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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-13
Social and
p ersonal

N R. ind Mrs. James C. Smyth, of
iINI "Jesom rtill." nenr Richmond,
- left last night to spend sew
eral weeks in New England. Mr.. and
Mrs. smyth will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
George Orr in Worcester for week.
then they will be the guests of Miss
Tapley. in Lynn. Mass. and later viii
go to Mr.. and MrS. Frederick Mcach-
ans camp In tho White Mountains.
: New Hampshire.
Dinner Dance ut the Jefferson.
All the fraterntties OF Randolph
Macon College. Ashland, gave a de-
lightful dinner dance last night at
the Jefferson. The tables were deco
rated In pink roses and peonies. and
many Richmond paople were present
IrlnulB mt Masonic Home.
Tho commencement exercises OF the
Masonic Home School will take place
ut the Home, IN Seven Pines Road.
Friday evening. June l6. at s o'clock.
Wnrren-SOInmerH.
N Invitations have been Issued to the
wedding Of MIS- Mary Rebecca Som
mers. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Francis Sommers. OF Orange. to Allan
Berier Warrer OF this city. the wed :
ding to take plac, the last of June.
In Honor o. Miss BomburBer.
a reception was given Wednesday
evening by Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Ganzert
In honor OF Miss Emma Bomharger.
OF Baltimore, who was the guest OF
Miss Edna Hetzer
Vocal and instrumental music was
rendered and dance followed.
Among the guests were Misses En-
ma Bombarger, Bertha Mitchell. Yetta
Bolton. Mamie Doherty, 3. neinson.
Lottle Heinline Louise HetZer Edna
Hetzer, Everett Reese, ]. Tuttewaller,
George Ganzert. Harry Eubank Henry
Boschen. Edward Garzert air. and
Mrs. Otto Hetzer. sir. and Mrs. Garrett
Gilman. Mrs. L. Shepperson. Mrs.
Charlie Ga.zert. Mrs. Manic Smith
and Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Ganzert.
A delightful fruit supper was given
at Forest Hill Park by Miss Edna
Hetzer in honor OF her guest. Miss
Emma Bombarger. Among those pres
ent were Misses Emma Bombarger.
Mary Eubank. LAY Colgin. Winnie
Starke. Lula Parker. Olne Tucker.
Ruth Cosby. Beatrice Parrish. Grace
Cosby Essie Donahue. Edith Mitchell.
Resale Grey. Grace Reams. Bertha
Mitchell. Bessie Powell, Lola Nicholas.
Elma Mitchell, Louise Hetzer ana
Edna Hetzer and aicssrs. j. Adams,
/. Melting, Everett Reese. ]. lutte
waller. Cornelius Smith. Ernest Moo
dy. Lewis Porter. Claiborne Fulks,
Earl Colgan. Grover Jacobs. Willie
Abbott. Willie Mannion. Rueben An
drews, w. Edwin Miller. Bright Tyler,
Charles Point, Abner Hill. Lee Miller.
Lewis Powell c.rland Priddy. Roy
Wells, Harry Eubank. Mr.. and Mrs.
n. Ganzert. Mr.. and Mrs c. Starke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eubank. Mr.. and
j. ~ . p i
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says were submitted in competition for
the prize. Other essays receiving
especial mention were "Bacon's Rebel
lion in Virginia" by Reid Stanger
Fulton. OF Carsonville. and THE In
denied System OF Labor in Colonial
Virginia" by Wyndham Boiling Blan-
ton. of Richmond. The judges OF the
essays were Roosevelt Page, George
Ainslie and j. C. Taylor, OF Richmond.
A few years ago William ]. Bryan
gave $500 to the University of Tlr-
GINA. with the stipulation that the
interest on this sum should he onsped
as an annual prize to the student writ
Ing the best essay on any subject re-
lating to the science OF government.
This year there were several assays
put IN competition for the prize. and
the 5udges-Judge Archie u. Dabnay,
George e. Walker and Albert S. nol-
ling. iof the local bar-awarded TIN
first prize to D. Hiden Ramsey, az
Ashevillc. Il. c., author OF Capital
Punishment" and second prize to VIII
liam Lee Sand!dge, Jr.. OF Lynchburg.
whose subject was THE Iocome Tax
The Linden Kent prize. offered by
the Linden Kent Memorial School OF
English Literature. for the best oio-
graphical essay. on an uneNploited Vir-
ginia author. was also won By u. Hidon
Ramsey. of Asheville. y. c., for his
essay on James e. Heath, the fret
editor of the Southern Literary Afes-
senger.
other Awards Made W
The committee on the best essay
printed In the University OF Virginia
Magazine during the session now clos
Ing, consisting Of Edward Echols, A.
stuart Robertson and Duncan Curry,
OF Staunton. reported unanimously,
giving the irst place 10 Harry a. Toul-
min. Jr..Nof Gpperville: essay. South
ern Journalism" The second place
went to Marion Rushton of Mont
gomery, Ala; essay. Oriental Drama
The third place was won by Samuel
Pendleton Cowardin. of Richmond with
his essay. On an Apparent In
consistency Between Matthew Arnoll's
Life and Poetry"
D. Hiden Ramsey. OF Asheville, n. c.,
second year student In the under
graduate department. has made the
most striking record in achievement
which has been won by any student In
recent years. He led his classes in
four subjects, won the Bryan prize
and the prize for the best essay On an
unexpected Virginia author, the au-
thor being James E. Heath, the first
editor OF the Southern Literary Mes
senger. To these achievements is to
DC added the winning OF both the ora
tors and the debaters medals in the
Jefferson Literary Society. and this
evening was one of the representative
cf his society in the contest for the
Harrison trophy.
The first of the social events of tho
commencement was the german, given
nj 1890 o'clock this morning in tho
Fayerweather Gymnas SUM. by the Beta
1ota Chapter OF the Delta Tau Delta
paternity. number OF visiting girls
are here for the dances and the anal
ball, which takes place Wednesday
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final SERMON TO
V.P.!. GRADUATES
Richmond Minister breaches Be-
fore Students Banquet of
Class of 1919.
lspecial to INC rimes.pispatch.


Blacksburg. Va, June ta.-SundaY
morning at II o'clock Dr.. David N.
Ramsay, pastor of the Grace Street
Baptist Church. Richmond, preached
the sermon to the graduating class at
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Ths
auditorium was crowded, and a special
program OF music was furnished by a
choir OF fifty voices, trained for this
occasion BY Professor H. Gudheim. Mrs
Writ Dunlap, of Black burg, and Miss
Elizabeth Miller. OF Staunton. sang
most effective solos. and Miss Mary
Mathews presided at the organ. DR..
Ramsay preached q scholarly sermon
from the second verse OF the second
chapter of nthians. urging the
young men, above all things to know
Jesus Christ and Him crncifed in ac-
curing a knowledge OF life The
Richmond minister also made the an
nual address to the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Sunday evening.
The class of 1918 at the virginia
Polytechnic Institute gave their annual
banquet in the dining hall on the even
Ing OF the last day of the college ses-
sion. After an elaborate menu had
been disposed Of H. B. Hughes. acting
as postmaster, introduced the follow
Ing speakers, with their subjects:
-Four Years at v. P. T." President Bar
Ringer; To Day" DIR. C. NJ. Newman;
TO MorroW." DIR. N S. Mayo; THE
Turning Point" Major Trenor; up
and Doing" DR.. Wilson: Square Deal
Ing. Dr. F. D. Wilson: Athletics
Branch Bocook; college Spirit" Pro.
lessor Miles; college Spirits" Pro.
lessor Ewing Lawson. Omccrs of thu
class are r. E. A1inshal. president; H
II. Bates, Vice president; c. e. Taylor.
secretary; w. r. Legge. treasurer; B.
H. Fowle sergeant-at-armg
Junior-Scnior German.
Ninety couples took part in the
junior-senior german at the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute Friday evening.
Among the young women dancing were
representatives OF nearly avery coun-
ty in Virginia and visitors from Wash
ington, Baltimore. West virginia, New
York, Texas, South Carolina and Mini
nesota- The german hall was boauti-
fully decorated In a color scheme com
bining most tremendously the colors-
green and white-of the Juniors; the
purple and white OF the class Of 1911.
and the orange and maroon OF ". p. I.
Garlands OF evergreen festooned the
walls, hundreds of electric lights in
shaded globes lighted the hall. and the
music stand. where the orchestra was
stationed. was a bower 81 green AMI
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shot FROM REAR .
IN LONELY WOODS
Especial to The Times-Disnatch !

q. IGIoucester, Va, June I2.-Mnnsel
shackelford, one of the best known
men in Gloucester. was shot in the
was returning home, after having spent
the day with his nephew. Robert Shack
elford. and had reached piece OF road
which makes a decided bend between
two hills. with matted underground
from behind the bushes. Mr. Shack
,elford managed to drive to Church Hill,
the home of J. NJ Stubs. which was
near by. When Mr. ShackeIford
reached Church Hill heSwas in state
OF collapse. DR.. Davis was summoned
and dressed the wounds temporarily.
4 Mr.. Shackelford's assailant got away
without being seem I'll.
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PROCEEDINGS OF DAY IN
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
rsneciaI,to THE rim, o .n,e

Especial to The Times:Dispat ch1
Wytheville, Va. June 12.-Proceed-
ings in the Supreme Court of Appeals
to-day were as follows:
Wampler VS.. Harrell ct AL; argued by
2. Lee Trinkle and w. B. Kegley. for
appellants. and W. S. Poage, for ap-
pellce. and submitted. .
3 Miller~vs. Town of Pulaski; contin-
ued.
Kent ct ais. VS.. Dobyns; argued bv
]. s.. Draper, for appellant. and e. Lee
Trinkle and w. B. Kegley, for appellee
ing.
follows:
Tazewell Coal and Iron Company VS..
Gillespie ct ais. Smith VS.. Smith
Saunders VS.. Link ct ais; Hurt and
Hurt ct ais. VS.. Blankenship.
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AInrshnlI-Stoxye.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch,1 Is
& Fredericksburg, Va, Juno l2.-Wal-
ton II. Marshall, Of Orange county, and
Miss Vira Frost Stowe, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace e. Stowe, OF New
tonvtlle, Mass, were married a few
evenings ago at Central Congregational
Church. at Newtonville, j. Newton
MarshalL brother of the groom, wa
best man. and Miss Barbara Stowe was
maid OF honor. =, .3..
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MEMBERS OFF BRISTOL CITY
COUNCIL TO Be NAMED TODAY
Isneclal to The rlmaa-l

N -ISpeclal to The TImes-D1spatch.l I'I7N
K Bristol. Va. June 13.-The friends OF
for interesting contest at the polls to-
morrow when three members OF the
City Council are to be elected In tho
First Ward. the contest Is among for-
mer Mayor WA. RAIDER. w. r. Gilmer
and w. T. Rutherford, none of whom
is at present member Of the Coun-
ell. In the Second Ward, PA Good :
wyn, at present member of the Coun-
ell, ls opposed by H. r. Kilgore. In
the Third Ward. Councilman Richard
D. Smith is without opposition. a
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Ho,ynrd-LaEitte.

[SpecIhlto The Times-Dispatch. ~
Bristol, Va, June 12.-Miss Irene La
Fitte, n daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
NJ. LaFitte. was married hero this eve
ming to James T.Hownrd. q Young bus
lEess man of Pulaski. Tho nuptials
were solemnizcd at the LnFitto homo.
on Anderson Street. DR.. Chas. C. Car
officiating. The attendants were tho
groom's parents. Mr., and Mrs w. f.
Howard. of Pulaski. and the brides
parents. The wedding was foil owed
by az reception, L
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Burton-rrnnk,in.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.J II
. Fredericksburg. Va. June Us. S.
Burton, of Farmyille, and Miss Nettie
Franklin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs r.,
w. Franklin, were married Thursday
at the homo OF the brides parents. at
Urbanna. on the lower Rappahnnnock
River. Rev. ]; P. Essex performing the
Farmville. "a, VI 4 ~ =. -, ~
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Appronching Nrnrr,ore.

!Spec1hI 70 The es-Dispntch ] "a
II Gloucester, Va, June 12.-The an
nouncement of the approa ching mar
riage OF Miss Rebecca Lloyd Tabb. of
Summerville, Gloucester county to
Henry w. Bouldin. of Northumberland
county, on June %, will be of interest
to their very large number of trends
throughout Virginia The ma rriage
VIII take place in old Ware Church.
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Ro,se-WetheraII.I

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
4. Fredericksburg, Va, June 12.-Wil-
liam L. Rose and Miss Blanche weth-
eralls daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Wetherall, both of Madison Z county,
Wero married al few days ago at the
nome OF the bride. Row. N. c., Fraser
officiating, y. ss,,3 "A q i s..
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Mrs. r. E. colgin. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Gilman and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hetzer.

u,
Dinwiddie. was married yesterday ar
ternoon at the Jefferson Hotel to Ed
ward Page Baker. of Denver. Colorado.
The Rev. Joseph Dew. of Liberty, Mis-
souri,. ofticiated. After a honeymoon
in. the North. Mr. and Mrs. Baker Will
live In Denver.
At "Brookberry.n
lily. OF East Grace Street. are spend
Ing the summer at their place, Brook
berry" in Chesterfield county.
Ames-Betty.
Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Bond Betty have
Issued invitations 10 the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Catherine lrby
Betty, to Harry Lee Ames. of New
on June rs in Smithheld. Va.
In and Out of Town.
Mrs. Jonathan Bryan was operated
on for appendicitis at st. Luke's Hos
pital yesterday afternoon. reports last
night showing that her condition was
most favorable.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Habliston
are in New York for a brief visit.
Miss Ruby schonberger. of this city.
is in Washington on a visit
H d
William Henry Haekins, of Boydton,
was In Richmond for few days last
week.
Miss Emma Bombarger has returned
to Baltimore. after visit TO friends
here.
Miss change Carter Thomas. Of
Waynesboro. is among the girls at
tending finals at the University OF vir-
ginia-
Sutton Jones, OF Alexandria. spent
Mrs. witcher Keen returned last
night from the South where she has
been for the past winter. and is the
guest OF her mother. Mrs. S. B. VIII
son. in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclellan and children
home in York. Pennsylvania, to spend
the summer.
Mrs Charles B. Reese, who was
operated on at the Johnston Willis
Hospital last week. is improving rapid
y.
-tieo 1oeetic Seity tedNes To-Day Tor
Virginia Beach.
DR.. and Mrs, Cooper Drewry. of Ca
louisville, Maryland. have returned to
their home. after q visit here last
week.
DR.. and Mrs Beverley Tucker and
children are at Virginia Beach for a
month.
b 81 b 4
Miss Ella Binford has returned from
New York.
Mrs E. A Saunders and Miss Mary
Saunders have returned from a brief
visit to Old Point.
Miss Louisa Purcell. who has been
has returned to the city.
Mrs. W. McKim Marriott and her son,
Neblett H. Marriott, left yesterday to
attend the Kyrk-Haskings wedding.
Miss Leisa Archer and Miss Emily
Gravatt will go to Orange this week
to visit friends.
Miss Maria. F. Parkinson, of Hollins
College, Is in Richmond for, a few
days, en- route to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Hobson will
leave this week to visit Mrs. G. c.
Bridges, in Ashland.
a. Langstaff Johnston. Of New York
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Since the close of school Miss Camp
bell has presented Miss Katherine Scott
with a gold medal for scholarship, find
Ing that she had won the scholarship
medal every week while In attendance
MIR. and Mrs. N. j. Jennelle, OF Phil
adelphia; Mrs. George w. Murray. Of
New York. and Mrs T. e. Ferguson.
of Norfolk, have arrived in Richmond
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MIR. and Mrs. NJ. j. Jennelle, OF Phil
adelphia; Mrs. George w. Murray, of,
New York. and Mrs. T. E. Ferguson.
of Norfolk, have arrived in Richmond
to attend the Slaughter we'd
ding tomorrow afternoon. They are
guests OF Mrs. L. T. Slaughter. on East
Grace Street
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Since the close of school Miss Camp
bell has presented Miss Katherine Scott
with gold medal for scholarship, find
ing that she had won the scholarship
medal every week while In attendance.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Hobson will
leave this week to visit Mrs. c. c.
Bridges, in Ashland.
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A. Langstaff Johnston, Of New York,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
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Gold Novelties

The popularity OF tho su,twas sacaIdJ
Store iu due 20 the exclusive phouea
always to DO had the.e. An
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Miss Maria F. Parkinson, of Hollins
College, Is in Richmond for a few
days, en- route to New York
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Miss Leisa Archer and Miss Emily
Gravatt will go to Orange this week
to visit friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-31
CRANBURY

Mrs. Clifford Chamberlin and
Miss Elva Chamberlin spent We'd
nesday with friends In Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Symmes and
daughter, who have been spending
the winter at Pine Bluff, North Caro-
lima. have returned to their home In
South Cranbury.
Miss Bessie Perrine was a visitor
In Trenton. on Wednesday.
Mrs. Nelson Petty was the guest
of friends in Trenton on Wednesday.
Mrs. Sara Reed has been confined
to her home by Illness for the past
week, but is now slightly improving.
Mrs. Henry Duncan and Mrs. Ann
Suits are the guests this week of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Mershon aud fam
lily, OF Prospect Plains.
Miss Mary Hagaman. who has
been residing In South Cranbury,
has moved to the house of j.. b. Per-
rine on Monroe street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Mcdowell, who
have been spending the winter at
Pine Bluff, North Carolina, have re-
turned to their home. They have
spent several winters there and are
SO pleased with the climate that
they have made arrangements for
the building of a winter home there.
Subscribe for the NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-31
SAYREviLLE

Miss Mary Smith, cashier In Sayre
4 Fishers store, will resign her
position April 1. Miss Smith will
be married some time In the near
future. Mrs. Harry Smith will oc-
cupy her position.
James Bright, of Philadelphia.
was a guest of Postmaster Glider
sleeve.
A progressive supper will be given
Thursday evening. April s, In the
basement of the M. e. church by the
Ladies' Aid Society.
Eiwood Brown, clerk of Sayre &
Fisher, vpent yesterday afternoon in
u nursery selecting some choice fruit
trees for his orchard.
John Johnson. of South Amboy,
driver for George Thomas, contrac-
tor of Mechanicsville, was arrested
Wednesday evening by Chief or
Police Henry Boiler for cruelty to
dumb animals. the horse was taken
r of by August Rhodes. The
prisoner was released yesterday
morning.
Miss Susie Cleveland. principal of
school No. /, was called to her home
In ~Shelldrake. New York, on account
OF death In her family.
Joe Patsel is building a garage
and repair shop at Miller's Corner
He will repair automobiles. bicycles
etc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-31
METUCHEN

George Litterst has purchased an
q. M. F. car and will enjoy the coun-
try drives this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Campbell
celebrated the tenth anniversary OF
their wedding this week. The guests
were members OF the family and a
most enjoyable evening WAS spent.
Do not forget the lecture at the
high school tomorrow evening.
Percy Craig entertains his Sun
day school class this evening at his
home.
Mrs. Snyder is visiting relatives in
New York state.
Henry Dewitt has returned to his
studies at Amherst College.
Mrs. Edwin Rowland gave : lunch
eon to fifteen OF her friends today.
Mrs. A. G. Hunt entertained the
Bridge Club at her home yesterday,
Douglas Murray is home for his
Easter holiday.
Miss Almeda Johnson returns from
Smith College Monday for her Easter
holiday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-31
FORDS

Miss Anna johnson, Of Perth AM
boy, was q local visitor Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Miss Mary Kelly Is spending the
week with relatives In New York
city.
Miss Elizabeth Walsh, of Metueh-
en-, spent Wednesday afternoon in
town,
Miss Elizabeth Anderson Is the
guest OF friends out Of town.
Mr.. and MrB. James Foley. OF
Railway, spent Tuesday evening as
the guests OF friends In town.
Mrs. G. Nielsen was an out-of-
town visitor wednesday aftersoon.
Mrs. p. Rosenvinge, of Perth AM
boy, spent Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. John Dietz.
Mrs. P. O'Neil was an out-of-town
visitor Thursday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-31
TOWNS
JAmEsBURG

ExAMayor Frank Jennings, of
Railroad avenue, has qualified as an
executor for the settlement of Q very
large estate whereby his wife is one
of the principal heirs. The windfall
to Mrs. Jennings through the
recent death of q maiden aunt, Miss
Josephine Swingle, which occurred
at Newark last week. Mr.. Jennings
qualified In the surrogate's office In
Newark.
Walter Westervelt, George Sand
berg, Thomas Douglas. Albert Rog-
ers and H. A. Edwards represented
Jamesburg Oriental Court at the big
time given by Orient Court No. / at
New Brunswick Wednesday night.
The trip was made in Pownall's auto.
The local Board of Education will
organize next Monday night at the
regular meeting of the board. DR..
H. d. Zandt, Charles Qu~ackenbush
and George Shultz. the newly elected
members, are to be added to the
board.
The indication for an early illumt-
nation of the borough by electric
light is very encouraging. The poles
are ON the scene and being distribute
ed at the desired places throughout
the streets,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-31
OLD BRIDGE

Thomas Smith moved his family
Wednesday to his newly purchased
farm at Ciiffwood. Mr.. Smith viii
devote his time to fruit raising.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Brown,
of Church street, have moved into
the house just vacated by Thomas
Smith, In Brunswick avenue.
Mrs. Albert Appleby was an out
of-town visitor Wednesday after
noon.
The section men OF the P. r. r.
have been laid off for three days.
Similar reductions have been made
all over the division by the COM
pany.
Bert Shelters. Of the Perth Amboy
pumping station. spent Wednesday
with his mother, Mrs. Peter Shelters,
of ~Spotswood.
William Slower was entertained by
South River friends Wednesday even
ing.
William e. Smith renewed old &C
quaintances at South Amboy We'd
nesday afternoon.
New York parties have bought the
farm of the late William Appleby,
on ~Spotswood road and expect to
move out In a few days.
Mrs. George n. Rusher. ST., OF
Summer Hill, was the guest OF relA-
|tives In town Wednesday.
The ladies OF Old Bridge will give
an oyster supper on the evening OF
April 10, proceeds to go to the Old
Bridge cornet band.
Ernest Pullen, head bookkeeper at
the Old Bridge EnAmeled Brick and
Tile Company, who has been serious
ly Ill at his home neal Cranbury. the
Pc ct .wc months Is able to be out
again and expects to resume hts du-
ties April 5.
Borough Clerk George w. DeVos,
Of Spotswood. was d visitor In town
Wednesday.
Rev. j. d. Kilran, pastor OF the
First Baptist church, has rendered
his resignation and will make his
home with his son, Charles, at Cam
den.
Miss Edna Osborne. OF Bruins
wick avenue, was an out-of-town Wis
itor Wednesday.
David Cannon, Of the Riverside
Hotel. spent Wednesday evening
with friends at South Amboy.
G. Wall, of Railway, is visiting at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George v.
Dobson, Jr., In ample avenue.
Mrs. H. II. Brown, OF B~rowntown.
visited with relatives in the borough
Wednesday.
A number OF friends gathered at
the home of Mrs. George Rusher, Jr,,
Wednesday to celebrate her birth
day.
Mrs. Fred Reid, of Summer Hill,
was entertained by Mrs. G. %. Mont
|gomery, Thursday afternoon.
Bert Smith was q Jamesburg Wis
itor Wednesday.
Mrs. Eugene Reid. of Main street,
was entertained by her sister. Mrs.
Bert Clark. at spotswood, Thursday.
Mrs. T. G. Crandall "a Al out-of-
town visitor Wednesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-31
SOUTH RIVER

The Advisory Committee and
Council met Wednesday in the bor-
ough hall.
Rev. H. P. Sloan, who was ap-
pointed pastor of the Metropolitan
Temple. New York, was in the bor-
ough getting his furniture ready for
shipment to his new home Wednes-
day.
The Messrs. William and Harry
De Hart were visitors In New Bruins
wick Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Lott ia visiting her
daughter, Mrs. william Good, OF
Mrs. Cornelius Vliet and daughter