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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14

! hsnrt Nt>plon. Of Jerome. idaho. ~ha ms.f
fAtfe - ~ unsisr the pruyisin 81 an aet ni ~
legislature 80 tn. Stst- "a Li.h., .,5rfuloul
Nhnwn A. ths' 1aFpy Act. approved Nareh nj
W. Nnseh embraces the 81 Of sal. 49, =. -,
:. ranz- y =. B ". do hereby give notcr q
~ intention u MAXI nnsi pruOf tn establish ~
claim q the isn.f above ta-rrih.ss ant that ]
expect y pvuSe that have resided on. reclAlnsd
Sil'i suitNate'i sail iand a. required b. as -
t9rr K Y fTsiil. az l@roui-. t.iaho. On the ~
usssses
a. lanes, , Liui. Ino. Evan.on. r. ! IN
1rr. all Of Jerome. kizho.
Henry AF-Ptos.
Entryulsn
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14

!, A. l. Grow u Jerome Idaho. a.
slzlee of Clarence Hill. xho made enfrv
70 loll, AMI assignee Of Grace Adelaide
hlersts7i, who made entry No. -
under the provisions 0f an act ii tn. l..,.
stature Of the state 81 Idaho. commonly
known a. the Carey Act approved
March md, 1899, which embraces ill.,.
~ 4 Sw14 and the Swt4 u swL.. -.
~ Up -, range II f. h. NJ. IL here
~ give notice Of my intention to make
nnal proof 70 establish my claim t. the
land above described. and that exn.ct
70 prove that have resided on. reclaim
81 and cultivated said land a. reunjr,.,l
~ Law, before K. Fl. Train. AZ .Iernn..
Idaho, on the 18th day Of March. 1910
Dy two Of the following witnesses.
Claude Grow, Asa Grow. j. \. sheo-
nerd, Cyrus r. sippy. all Of Jerome
Idaho
A. L. GROW,
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14

4 y lillian = Jones e I-rrnl4z. Eiaho-
F.ug male entry NJ. I-l-5 aEfier r1n srv-
Fl-igu- q an III 81 -lls- a-zIziarl-- 81 rA.-
stale * Idaho e1lmUluly xznEz - -hs-
garrF Asr- apprrlE--t N4rrsl mi -.-ss
xsliesl =fuhrzsse~ LsE W ars tsE- ~
=. Tp ; ranE J. z g. u III as.-e-
y Eve notice. Il my sEIreElrian u rlax=
1nal pr1af q establish ny ssaln = M
-znst al1ye iFse-lne-.- azst -E4- J EXERT
~ prove EaaE I aage r-=Isif-t a. --...a- e. :
II ana tylirzv 4r--i -assi and J. -lr.z--.t
5y az before 4 Fl Trzll. r ge-rue
leaA0- IN the 5rn lay u Apr5l. I+l-- 81
rxo 81 -he following KirEes=+s
J y -hepherTi. W. 4 H@i=- &. f.
Ems G. : Vaughn. Al q ger.uls
lstann- WLLIsa : joys
Entrymaa-
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14

!. Ezra -tnitz. % Jsrnane Idaho. who nsA.is
entry vi. - uusier the pFnv i=iuIl~ 81 an at of
the legislature II the STATE ~ ftaho. e,aranlory
susiwn A. he. carey Act. approved Marrh mt
i-fy. which embraces the SWA. of swt sc r.
ansi the - II -. amt thu - Of Nsi. ~ -
u. Twp :. >. ranxe ~ =. b " 10 hereby xire
nnflre ni ms intention % make FINAL prs.sf -
Establish uiy claim - The lanst above described
AMI tEat expect - prove that have resided
on, rseiuiub-t Anst cultivated salt ansf A. ~
luired ~ law. before + n TrAli Al I.ruuie
iiaho on tie -sth tay " Marrh. ISL. b two 81
the following witnesses
Eigar Hi. Frank fistrmAnu r. William
son. 7 Il kehrer all II Ierunle idaho
Ezra " -rutrr EntrymAn
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14

l. Rot-rt 4. kiiiox. a l~rsane. LtAhs. ~
Wi4asa entyy NJ - un.i~r the provisions u I
act q tho l-sisi4tuF~ 81 thu -tsi~ 90 Idaho cra
mnuly known The Gxrry Art Apxras-
NAFrh nj. i-ss. which eriarArs-- the sas. * ~
~ -. Tp 4, rznxe &c r, b. VI DO hereby ~
nosie~ Of ms Intention IA make iuAi proof IL .
tahlish ~ e-Slm % the land above der. ~
ami that -xp-~t 10 prove that ! have r~ssk
On rs-.&4rst si.d cult Ats~i >Ald Lad a. ~. l,r
b iAN. t-turs II Trail a. J@rutae Idaho 4
the -sta LAP 81 NsFch. lsi2 - tao u the foiios
ing Nltnss~-s.
q fA4rua.n. kumm-f Arthur Ciltt. r 4
AnlhFssss-. al u Jersain~ Idaho
koaAxT = FtIfar
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14
Notice for Publication Final Proof

!. Eiward Y Wren. OF Jerome. Idaho. a.Sivn..
~ spnh X Newton. who made entry N 81
unsisr the provisions ~ an act ~ * 49,.
Ut. pi tile STATE 81 Idaho. COMMONLY kSovss
~ tls tarey Act approved March ma is.s.
=, i g siipraees Nv = OF -w see g. Tp : rang.
non % max nnal proof To establish mn eias.,,
q Ne iafsi above described AMI thai 49,,
el gs.se mat nave resided on reclaimed an
K II Trail at Jerome. idaho NJ ~. Iesn ssiofs
= 81 oy TWO q the following witn..s..s
~ q Nc aIlisnt. tieo. Eppers1u i = u.ns..,
. W Person all Of Jerome Idaho
EDWARD X WhESN.
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14

J. sEer-p z Hagshire. II Jerome
hizh1. s--igre~ 4 I-ee !. Pearrv. who
MAZE enrry N0 ~ an,ier the pro-
Fl.i1ns "a an at u rhe legislature
q III -s4t~ q Issaho. commonly known
4 sre tarpg AT approved March
zlst- l-.s,- ~hieh snbrarrs the xwi, III
sz-4 amt the MI nf Wv LIZ one gIt.
~ 81 Ig- : raHzs i Z. z. ". II
nersog give nogiee 0f ny intention y
make final proof . establish nv claim
2 tne lan'f above described. and that |
Expert q prove that i have rpsisie,i 81
Retained ami cultivated -aii l.nd A. ~
qi-iress ~ ar. before T. FL Trail. IL
Jerucne, Idaho. "a the 18th day II
Aareh. 1872, by tNO u the following
Eirnes=e--
hieer y Olsen. T. :. Frazer.
Ralph Moore. all u Jerome. Idaho
GEoR K. H0GsHIRE-
Entrynlan
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14

I. Matter / tiars. u isrnua~ Idaho. ~ha msis
entry No ~ un.irr the prlvf..tn- M - ~ ii
80 lsxt>iettire e TIE stat. - Idaho, e,gniruH
Suo~u A. the larry Act appro4s.i Mara
-f'i i~'s. whirh etnhracs-s IN. -, 81 81. -.
~. - :. rsnx~ i , y NJ d. hs.reby ~. d.
isfe q ms lntsngian 90 maxi ana prssi IS s.ish
81 li} eia4mt - the l4nd At.lye st.~srrit.4 sni
thai expect a prove that have rs-.isisi -. n
ciAsmstt ant rttlivafesf ADJ lani A. rs,,t nj y
la~ o.sinre X II Trail At Jer,sns lfahn q
- 18th isy q Narvh. lsls - two ii IT, i0llos
ing illnesses
Z : Frazer O n 1ihe-s Merritt Fry Wn.
h.nninx. all "A irruule Idaho
NkfrgM l. GIANk.
Fntry nan.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14

! frsnA 4. eakss 81 Jeruua~. AaAhs,. 81. nj.
rntr3 No lifi giaisr The prusisions 1T a. at q
the legislature ~ The STATE % Lixhst r,trufunnb
Sne~ a. the tsr~y Act. approved a4rvh NJ
i~rs Nhleh ett.hrAss-- LIT M = suA H.. ~. z
Sw-s - = lp -. rang Il H. b N a. hrrshg
xis~ n'ltice at nls inteutipu ~ maxi ina prss
y s,tAhtish nj claim In th% and Alate d
-srlt-st. ant that expect To PROV. tiAt have
Fsi,is-t On. reclaimed ami eultivzfs.s %4ta lart
rs,3usrr.t ~ laN t-efore Ii Tram a. J.
fqfi'- l'iah1 ~ he 18th lay u Nsrrh 1917. b
tSu us TIE ipllos inx Witness
: fraxrr. q May L Al~raatss
Ralph Nenre. al ~ lerous~ Idaho.
fkkNk q OASIS.
EngFl nan.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14

!. tyrls -lppy % I~rrnls IsiAh1 = flo NAT.
entry Nas lt-s AMI a-slgTis-s Ut hArs- ~trl1nx
I'D mai" entry ~ ~ lusier the pros siogis 81
an at af fA'- legislature ~ tr staff % idaho
commonly know 2 a. tli- arssy Act approx -
MArrn tnt. ~. NAssa eHihrafy-s NwA. sal. 4n.s
NJ. "a {. ant sEa. SEt. 81 - - To = rang,
4. r n do hereby give nslEic- ag my lnt-f.
tian % make anal prqof 10 establish my claim.
% the = nj ahaye 'is-srit--t an.i that exp--rt
20 Prov that have r--6sA.i 81 retained a.
eiliLlY at''i -aid ann Required - las tsture
Z II Trail AZ jerome Idaho, an ths ..ssh day a
Aar''h i3i-. ~ tae ST the isiio&lnx illnesses.
81 Nyeun hrich. e j. Manner Frsnk
fripiet. al u l-raus- hfaho.
tNKr- B. -irrN
EntrymAn
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-14

kaserr Il ~myth. q Jerome Idaho.
Nha aA4tie entry ~ i-s-5 ander the prs.
visions 4 An At 10 the legislature Il tn.
-tatr Il Isiaho commonly known A. ths-
tt4reg Al. approved Manh md
So hleh rfubrase- the ~Eis q va 4
- r. TIP ! ;. rang- II p b NJ, -
hereby give n9tlc- n my lntrnQan b.
MAKE lnal prat q establish my claim
b rhe lansi above sis-.r h-zi. and that |
expert ~ prove that have resided On.
reclaimed AMI cultivated said land A. ~
4ulr-i b IA, before K II Trail, II
Jerome, Idaho, "a tie 18th day u
March, l9l3. by tao 81 tile following
Witness
j IT. Freeman. + q Frt.man. r.
Holm4ui-t, + n Fra~t. All u jerome.
Idaho
knBEEr T. >M4rH.
F.ntTyman
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Notice for Publication Final Proof.

l. Franz J Birch. 81 Jerome. Idaho.
Fno nlaeie Entries M. .S7a. ana ~
lliii-r The provisions 81 an at 81 the l,.g
Stature oi the state Of Idaho, commonly
SaoNn a. the Carey Act, approved
March mi, ls'@, which embraces the
I. q ~ = AMI the = 4. 81 sci, So ~
Tp :, range Il E-B. NJ. 10 hereby
I've a'tiee Of my intention to make lin i
prHaf % establish my claim 10 the land
aaaF- described. ami tlat expect d
prove that i have resided on. RETAINED
l1si cultivated said land as required by
AZ before r. II. Trail, at Jerome. Ida
~, "a The 9th DAY oi March. 1872 by
rze e The following Witnesses
>ehmershali. Cyrus b. Sippy. G
= string, e. J Manner, all 81 Jerome.
l'ial,l-
F. ! Birch,
Entryman
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-21
General Markets.

New YORK, Sept. Il.
BUTTER-slightly lower; receipts. 1851
packages: creamery. extras. h.. u
frsts, 2sa29hc.; seconds. 26a27hc.; thirds,
24a3c.; state dairy. tubs. finest. 2Sn2Sc.
good to prime. -2a27c.; common to fair.
22a24c.: process. extras. 26a26hc.: frsts. Is
s8,kc.: seconds, 22ha2+c.: imitation cream
cry, frsts, 24a244c.; factory. June make.
nr.ts. 23a2311tc.; current make. frsts, 28c.
seconds, 22a221kc.: thirds. ~20a21c,: packing
stock, current make, No. 2, 4hc.; No. g.
19kaOc.
CHEESE@Firm: receipts. 1.11 boxes:
state. whole milk, new. specials. white.
ID, 16Ac.; colored. 16Aal6hc.: average fan
cy, white, Naal6c.; colored. &c.,; under
grades, l4a15hc.; daisies. 16hc.; state
skins, new. specials. white. 12ha1SAc.
colored, 121sal3Ac.; fair to choice, l0al2c. :
undergrades. 3ha6hc.
EGGS-Irregular: receipts. 1918 cases;
fresh gathered. extras, doz.. 3oa32c.: extra
frsts, 77a2s11c.; irsts. 24a26c.; seconds. ia
23c.; dirties. 1saaO4c.: checks, i2alsc.; re-
frigerator. frsts, storage paid for season.
23ha2411c.: seconds, Hha221sc.; thirds. 1875
2Oc.; state. Pennsylvania n nearby. hen
merry whites, fancy. large. 39a40c.; fair to
good, Soa3sc.; hennery browns. Sc; gath
cred brown and mixed colors. 8a3lc.
DRESSED POULTRY Fresh killed
steady; chickens. dry picked. Philadelphia
broilers, H.. 24a25c.; Pennsylvania. Ha22c.
western, 1Sa2Oc.; fowls, dry packed. west
ern, boxes. l5a17hc.; bbls., iced, 16a17c.
old ROSTERS. 12ha13c.; spring ducks. near
by, 1sa1S,1c.: suqabs, white, doz.. 12a4;
dark. 81. Is: frozen, turkeys.l b.. No. l. 1a
23c.; No. 2 l4a16c. chickens, roasters. corn
fed, 2Oa22c.; fowls, 4 to 6 lbs. each, 16ha
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-21
1OTTENVILLt

DR.. and Mrs. r. w. Renwick, Of
Prince Bay, were local visitors last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Barnes are
moving to the new fat in the Levi
son building at Main street and
Eureka place.
Gerhardt Often, Of Manhattan, has
purchased the restaurant Of Howard
Sprague in Main street. b
Louis Morris, of Newburg, for
merly Of this place, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Edwin Paugh, here.
DR.. John T. Sprague, head of the
Health Department of the borough
of Richmond, has returned from a
vacation in Virginia.
Charles Stark's tenth annual
Rhode Island clambake will be held
tomorrow.
The Forty-fifth District Progress
sive Club opened it's headquarters at
Main street and Amboy avenue last
night and secured a number of sig
natures on the enrolment.
Past Chancellor George w. Du-
Bots, representative to the annual
grand lodge session at Utica recent
ly, made his report at a meeting Of
Richmond Lodge No. 80, Knights of
Pythias, in K. of P. hall last night.
The Aquehonga A. c. entertain
ment committee postponed Its meet
ing until Monday night.
Washington Council No. 80,
Daughters Of America, met last
night. g.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-21
NEWS
SOUTH RIVER OLCALS.
CONTINUED from page y.

Henry ~Schlaeger, proprietor of an
embroidery factory in Hillside, has
returned home from a pleasant va
cation spent among the Adirondack
mountains. Mr.. Schlaegel is also
driving a new Ford touring car.
THE Secret of Endurance" will be
the topic of Rev. James Lords Sun
day morning sermon at the Metho-
dist church. Sunday school will
convene at 2:3O O'Clock. Epworth
League twilight service at GAS, led
by Miss Virginia Van Hise. At the
evening service Rev. Lord Will
preach on the Results of Holiness.
Rev. f. w. Overhiser, pastor of
the Baptist church, will preach Sun
day morning on Disciplined and Re-
stored. His evening topic will be
"A Question Always in Order"
James Herbert, at a recent meeting
of the church deacons, was elected
secretary.
Miss Pauline Allgair, a nurse In
the Long Branch hospital, visited
her parents recently.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-21
PRIZE EUCHRE
WAS SUCCESS
Grocery Both Benefit for
T. A. c. Fair.

The euchre for the benefit of the
grocery booth at the Tottenville A. O..
fair, held at the home of Mrs. Ruoolph
Hoehn in Amboy avenue, Tottenville,
last night, was a success. About fifty
were present from ~Tottenviile, Great
Kills, Pleasant Plains and Prince Bay.
Games started at 8 o'clock, with ten
tables playing. Twenty prizes were
awarded as follows in the games: Mrs.
Legrande Hamilton, tabourette; Garry
Jones, box of candy; Mrs. Stephen H.
Slower, scarf pin; Mrs. Henry
Schneider, centerpiece; Mrs. William
Robedee, half Dozen plates; Miss Hell
en- Mckee, rooster; Joseph Belts, silver
cream ladle; Mrs. John Hume, cake
plate; David Sprague, rug; Mayor Jo-
seph Belts, necktie; Mrs. Truman o.
Simonson, necktie; A. Sprague, neck
tie; Mrs. o. Beauvais, towel; Mrs. H..
Smith, necktie; Mrs. G.. B. Webb,
picture; Albert Mossko, tea set; Alfred
Fisher, neektie; George La Forge, egg
poacher; Mrs. Abram Johnson, belt
buckle, and Mr.. Joness, picture. "
The committee in charge Of the az
fair was Mrs. George Hoehn, chairman
Mrs. R. Hoehn, Mrs. H. Schneider,
Mrs. Frank Adams and Miss Lena
Hoehn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-21
MATAWAN

The body of Oscar Woolley, Of Plain
field, was brought here for burial in
Rose Hill cemetery Friday. Mr.,
Woolley formerly lived at Morgauville,
The services at the grave were per.
formed by Rev. Samuel Bower.
Misses Helen and Mary Strong, Miss
Anna Longstreet, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
Knecht, Mrs. Adele Bissell and Mrs.
Avery, Of Clifwood, attended the Mon
mouth county W. c. T. U. convention al
Bradley Beach Friday.
The street electric lights were not
lighted until $3.50 O'Clock Friday and
until that time the town was in tota
darkness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jacobus, OF
Brooklyn, are spending several day!
with Nj. and Mrs. Henry H. Long
street.
Rev. J. W. Rogan, of Red Bank
spent Friday in Matawan.
Mrs. Christian Henser and children
spent Saturday in New York.
Miss Daisy Kanouse has resigned hel
position in the Matawan GRADED
school in order to take a course in do
nestle science at the State College, Al
bany, N. Y.
DR.. and Mrs. Cyrus Knecht spent
Friday and Saturday with DR.. and Mrs
William Knecht at Asbury Park.
The Misses Strong spent Friday ant
Saturday at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wallace, of New
York, were Matawan visitors Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-21
HEARING ON
DOUBLE TRACK
Rapid Transit Before the
Estimate Board.

A hearing on the application of
the Staten Island Railway Company
to construct an additional standard
guage railroad track owe Huguenot
avenue and the Amboy road, Hugue-
not, was held before the Board Of
Estimate and Apportionment of the
city Of New York In Manhattan on
Thursday. The double track Is for
the connection to be made across
Amboy avenue, Huguenot, where
the grade crossing is being abolished
and a double track bridge is being
built owe the roadway. When the
notice Of the hearing was first an
nounced 1t was rumored that the
Staten Island Railway Company In
tended to double-track over Hugue-
not ayenue and to make the present
double track extend over the entire
division from Clifton to T%ottenville.
At present there 10 only a single
track from Annadale to Pleasant
Plains.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-21
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mrs. G.. W. Carr is entertaining
Mrs. Samuel Ferguson, of Brooklyn.
Mrs. B. Frank Maupin has return
ed to Prince Bay after a few days at
Philadelphia.
Miss Rose Meyer, Of the Bronx.
visited at Great Kills recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eaton have
returned from an auto trip on Long
Island.
William Mathes has moved from
Woodvail avenue to his new house
in West New Brighton.
Miss Margaret Napier, Of Rich
mond Valley, has been visiting at
Newburg.
Mrs. Milton Potter, of Prince Bay,
entertained her sister, Mrs. Stewart
Mcfarland, of Los Angeles, Cal,
this week.
Mrs. J. C. Davidson was in Totem
vile yesterday.
Mrs. David Latourette is enter
tanning Mrs. A. Androvette, Of Bay
Ridge.
Mrs. D. w. Winant, of Amboy ave,
nue., entertained a few ladies at a
luncheon at her home Wednesday
afternoon.
At a meeting Of the Active Club,
of Huguenot, Monday night, plans
for the social season were discussed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-21
A Measure Of Merit
Perth Amboy Citizens Should Weigh
Well This Evidence.

Proof of merit lies in the evidence.
Convincing evidence in Perth AM
boy.
Is not the testimony OF strangers,
But the endorsement OF Perth
Amboy people.
That's the kind of proof given
here
The statement Of a Perth Amboy
citizen.
William Eggers, 2s5 Maple street.
Perth Amboy, N. j., says: Il have
not the least hesitation In publicly
recommending Doan's Kidney Pills.
l have used two boxes of this RENE
dy recently for trouble with the
kidney secretions which was due, no
doubt, to my advanced age. Doan's
Kidney Pills acted as q tonic to my
entire system and corrected every
symptom CT my complaint. l feel
that 1t is a duty to tell other kidney
sufferers about this valuable prepar-
alton"
For sale by all DEAF re. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name-Dosn's-
and take no other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-21
OLD BRIDGE

The Brookfeld Glass Company is
having its cottages at Runyon re-
painted, which present a pleasing ap-
%pearance.
Peter Leonard, of South Old
Bridge, was a business visitor in
S%potswood Wednesday afternoon.
j.. V. N. Suits, a former, Old
Bridger, now residing In Long
Branch, and managing the "Storck
of Course" at that place, paid a visit
to the NEWS correspondent Wednes-
day.
Owing to a mistake in copying on
the part of the NEWS correspondent,
the article appearing in Wednesday
evenings issue of the NEWS, stating
that Conrad Slower of Pleasant
Plains had purchased the Old Bridge
hotel, should have read, Steve Slower
of hat place.
Bert shelters, of Runyon, was a
Spotswood visitor Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Robert Boice is entertaining
relatives from Port Monmouth at her
home on Summer Hill.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.
church, was held Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. j. w.
Squire, of Riverside avenue.
Mrs. James Kelly, of Freneau, Is
enjoying the week with her daughter
Mrs. Edward Miller, of South Old
Bridge.
Mrs. George Slower is entertaining
several out of town friends at her
home in Brunswick avenus.
Miss Jessie Walt, Of Red Bank, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. George H.
Rusher, Jr., Of Church street.
Mrs. Howard H. Brown and chill
dren, Grace and Gertrude, Of South
Old Bridge and Miss Marion NJ.
Fountain, of Matawan, motored to
Asbury Park Thursday and will be
the guests of Mrs. H. C. Mount for
a few days.
Mrs. Harry Brunt. Of Pine avenue,
visited among relatives in South AM
boy Thursday.
The second autumental supper
under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the First Baptist
church will be held next Wednesday
evening. September rs, in the base
ment Of the church. Proceeds for
benefit of church fund.
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Reid, of the
Bronx. New York, are visiting the
formers brother, Mr.. Charles Reid,
Of Church street. Rev. Reid will oc-
cupy the pulpit at the NJ. e. church
Sunday at both morning and evening
services.
Mrs. William Reid. Jr., is enter
taining out Of town friends at her
home in South Old Bridge.
Miss Susie M. Reid. Of Church
street. has accepted a position as
stenosrapher and typist with the r.
V. Crime Seed Company at Morgan
vills.
Mrs. Fred Ward, of Brunswick
avenue, Is visiting her brother, II. c..
Storet at Trenton.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-21
FRENEAU

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bachelor,
whose home was near Boston, are
now located in Freneau, and are
living at the Pope farm, where they
will have full charge of the poultry
plant.
Mrs. J. A. Punderford and sister,
Mrs. J. F. Miller, were Newark visi-
tors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvest, who were
Brooklyn residents, are now making
their home here. Mr.. Harvest is
quite i'll with a severe cold, but with
care he expects to be about again In
a few days.
William Hawkins, who Is now
teaching at Farmingdale, is a week
end visitor at his home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-21
STATEN ISLAND NEWS
ARMORY TO BE BUILT
FOR TROOP ON ISLAND

At a banquet at the Terra Marine
Inn, Huguenot Beach, last saturday
night of Troop F. Second Cavalry,
National Guard of New York, the
announcement was made that an ar
mory is to be built for the troop on
Staten Island. Charles j. McCor-
mack, tax commissioner, an erst-
while Democratic leader of the
county of Richmond, said in his
speech that he had been in close
touch with the Armory Board and
that a building for Troop F in its
home territory seemed to be a pos
tive fact. The troopers are now
carrying on their maneuvers at the
armory of Troop c in Brooklyn.
The only other speaker at the ban
quet was Major E. Howe Bennett,
who it is said will be the captain OF
the new troop which is at present in
command of Lieutenant Plat, who
acted as POSTMASTER Saturday night.
A feature of the dinner was a NOV
ing picture series showing the man
euveres at Huntington, Long Island,
and OF the trip to Peekskill for RI
fe practice. Announcement was
made at the dinner that eighteen ap-
plications were in the hands Of the
membership committee and that ar
rangements have been completed for
the purchase Of ten horses for the
troop and the lease OF a small farm
on Staten Island where these horses
will be kept for the first step to-
ward the permanent q%uartering OF
the troop on Staten Island. Since
the organization the troop has drilled
at the Second Cavalry Armory In
Brooklyn. Irving r. Brody and
George Sanford Parsons were the
committee In charge Of the dinner.
e. Howe Bennett Is the acting COM
mander.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-21
Y|NCENTS
ANNUAL VISIT
New York Society at Mt.
lorettO Tomorrow.

The annual visit OF the st. Vincent
de Paul Society Of New York to the
Mission Of the Immaculate Virgin,
Mt. Loretto, will be held at that
place tomorrow. The members Of
the society, to the number Of 1900,
will come down from Manhattan on
n Of the Iron Steamboat Com
pany's boats direct to the pier OF the
institution In Prince Bay. A band
OF music will accompany the society.
A dinner will be served In the large
dining room at the institution, after
which a drill of the Mt. Loretto
Cadets will be held on the lawn in
front Of the main buildings and a
band concert will be given by the
famous boys band of the institution
during the afternoon. Rev. M. J.
Fitzpatrick. who Is in charge OF the
Mission. will be on hand to welcome
the large number OF visitors. 1t Is
expected that many will come down
by train also on this occasion.