Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
SOUTH RIVER

"A good Foundation" was the sub
ject of Rev. James Lords Sunday
morning sermon, and In the evening
at 1880 he preached on Gods
Care"
willard ENTITY, of New York, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Emily.
Louis and Adolph Greenfield have
returned home from Trenton. where
they visited their brothers. Samuel
and Isaac, who r proprietors OF a
successful dry goods business.
The High School Literary So
ciety held an interesting meeting
Friday afternoon at the auditorium
AT the close Of school.
Mrs. Joseph Cathcart. Sr., Is re-
covering from the effects OF \ re-
cent fall.
Mrs. John scheib II visiting her
sister, Mrs. Isaac Lehman, OF New
York.
John n. Lott. who IL in the en-
pIoy OF the Merchants Marine Ter
minaI Company In New York city,
was the guest of his mother Sunday
Mrs. John d. Shein. who has been
visiting among relatives In New York
city. has roturnsd home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. !. Prentice and
son. Edwin, were the Weekend
guests Of her parents In Sayreville.
Captain r. Meade. who sustained
a badly sprained ankle In the Sterl-
i~ng-Crescent basketball game We'd
nesday night, ID still confined to bis
home suffering from the injuries.
Miss Olive Cathcart was the week
end guest Of friends in Newark.
The South River Brick and Lum-
e Company has secured the Con-
q to furnish lumber for a high
board fence which will be erected to
enclose the baseball diamond OF the
South River Baseball Club. The
work will ommea Just a. soon as
weather will permit. The cost OF tbs
material will be $500.
Mrs. Samuel Hartley and Miss
Myrtle Palmer. OF Trenton. were the
recent guests OF Mrs. William Ball.
Mrs. william Roller Ia Ill.
Frank Culver is making prepara-
lions to move into q house In Gordon
street.
Mrs. Ivan Morgan Is convalescing
from an attack OF Illness.
Mrs. Hans Frandsen was greeted
by her friends on Sunday after being
kept indoors several days By illness.
Mrs. J. j. Catheart, ST.. IL still
confined to her bed suffering from
the effects of a ver fall sustained
about a week ago.
The little two-year-ofd son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Hills, OF Roosevelt street,
fell on the Ice in a yard adjoining
his home and broke his left arm.
The arm has been carefully wrapped
and the child Ia able to go about.
Mrs. Mary Lott LIS slowly recover
ing from her recent Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Rose were
Midtown visitors Sunday.
James Houston, a former resident
OF Jersey City. died at his home
there on Friday. Relatives and
friends received word here Saturday.
Tomorrow evening in the Metho-
dist church a lecture viii be given by
the Rev. Fairbanks Stockdale. pastor
or the First Nj. 81. church, of Asbury
Park. The subject win Do dreams
and Dreaming" and an admission OF
fftean cents will be charged. Rev.
Mr.. Stockdale Ia one of the lights Of
the New Jersey conference and Is
styled q 'smost fascinating speaker"
He Is no stranger TO a South River
audience.
The grocery store of Asher Bissett
opened for business this morning In
its new quarters In the Klauser
building. The place has been en-
tireiy renovated and low presents an
attractive appearance. Mr. Bissett
has placed a complete line OF new
stock in his new store, corner OF
Ferry and Washington street.