Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-26
MATAWAN

WSNO AAN1 eNSNA
Miss Fennall spent the weekend
In New York city.
Clinton Wymbs was a Perth Am.
boy visitor Saturday.
Frank Conover, a Junior at Rut-
gers, spent the weekend here with
his mother, Mrs. John Conover, OF
Main street.
Arthur .Stilwell, of New York city.
spent Sunday here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William StiIwell.
Mrs. NJ. A. White was a Haziet
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Kate Reed Is suffering from
an attack of pneumonia.
Robert r. McChisney, who suffer
ed from a second attack of neuralgia,
on Friday, Is slightly improved.
Mrs. B. f. S. Brown and daugh-
ters, Geraldine and Bernice. were
New York visitors Saturday.
Hong S. Terhune has returned
from his sojourn at Palm Beach.
Frank Valentine, of Newark, was
a Sunday visitor here.
Fred Luhr, who has been visiting
friends here, has returned to his
home in Roselle Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Frank AppIeby, OF
Asbury Park, and j. Y. Wilson, OF
and Mrs. Asbury Fountain.
Miss Irene Thompson, of Spring
Lake, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
stephen Thompson.
Miss Myrtle Thompson was a Red
Bank visitor Saturday.
Miss Lucille stilwell was a New
York visitor Saturday.
The newly elected members of the
Board of Education are Charles Car
men, j. William Lyle and ]. H.
Douglass. The appropriations voted
for amounted to $4,160.
Misses McConahy, Beers and
Kanouse were New York visitors
Saturday.
The Keyport w. g. IT. U. has ex-
tended an invitation to the Matawar
Union to attend a temperance rally
at Keyport tomorrow a 3 P. M. an6
in the evening.
Two stage loads of members o.
Knickerboeker Lodge, I. o. o. F,
attended the funeral services of tht
late Captain H. o. Bauer In Greer
Grove cemetery last Sunday after
noon,
Assemblyman e. H. Geran ha'
A. N. Lambertson in the suit of tn,
Society for the Prevention of Cruelt.
to Animals against Mr.. Lambertson
James l.. Terhune entertained tn,
Domino Club Thursday evening il
celebration of his birthday.
A driveway has been cut in th,
~terraced lawn between the residence
of w. A. Close and c.. E. Close as al
outlet for the formers automobile
A brick garage is being built by w
A. Close on the real of his propert,
and the driveway will pass around
circle to reach the street, so tina
both families can derive a bench
from it.
Leroy Cox was a Sunday visitor.
Mrs. Frank Brooks and Mis-
Brooks we're Keyport visitors Satur
day.
Miss Emma Cox, who has bee
detained at home for a week on &C
count of grip, has resumed he
studies at the State Normal Schoo
at Trenton.
A final auction sale was held 0
the remaining articles at the rum
mage sale on Saturday night. 1T |
estimated over seventy-fve dollar
was cleared. The sale was held un
der the auspices of the Baptis
church.
Miss Louise w. Barnes spent tn
weekend in New York city.
The Matawan Literary Society wi
meet on Wednesday evening, Mare
81, at the home of the Misses Clarl
Harry Walters spent Saturday /
New York city.
A supper will be held in tn
Dutch Market in the lecture room q
the Methodist church Friday ever
ing, March 20. The Mems Club wi
entertain.
DR.. Richard Hagelstom, who ha
been i'll here for several weeks, ha
been removed to St. Luke's Hospita
New York. where 1t is not altogethe
l certain what mis- disease is. HI
condition is said to be very serious.
Rev. T. r. Tiger, of Eyansburl
Pa, did not conduct the services i
the Presbyterian church Sunday 9
expected. Mr.. Foster, of Princeto
Seminary, occupied the pulpit sur
day and conducted the prayer Mee
ing on Saturday night.
Mrs. A. B. Smith and daughte
Natalie and Jackson Dominiek wes
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Aliel
OF Red Bank, Saturday.
Captain Watson Fisher Is speAdin
a few days at his home here /