Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-13
MATAWAN

Mrs. Bertha Henderson.
Mrs. John 7. Sproul, president Of
the Coal n Iron National Bank
of New York city, addressed the
Mems Club at the Methodist church
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Frederick Wilson and daugh-
ter were Perth Amboy visitors on
Thursday.
Wilbert Cox spent Saturday in
Newark.
Harry Barclay was a Perth Amboy
visitor Thursday.
Principal w. A. Miller was a
Perth Amboy visitor Thusrday.
Miss Lillian White spent Thursday
In Perth Amboy.
The Misses Wilson were Keyport
visitors Wednesday.
Rezean Conover, Of Holmdel. was
a Matawan visitor Thursday.
Gorden Schenck, OF Keyport was
a Matawan visitor Thursday.
Mrs. A. N. Lamberson spent last
week in Newark.
Mrs LII StemIer and Mrs Therese
Claire were Perth Amboy visitors
Friday.
William V. Clark, Of F~latbush, N.
Y. spent Saturday here with his
sisters, the Misses Clark.
Mrs. Joseph Maggs, Of Long
Branch, spent part of last week mere
with her sister, Mrs. c. b. Sutphin.
Mrs. c. B. Sutphin entertained Mr..
and Mrs. J. c Hopla, of C~heesequake
several days the past week.
A. N. Lamberson has been ap-
pointed official dog killer for Raritan
tnA-nSb In mud hoo ca pnr hoo, nJIo
to shoot only two dogs.
Frank Anderson has built a store
addition to his lumber sheds on At
lantic avenue, and is completing a
new dwelling on the lot adjoining.
Great Preparations are being made
fer the spring institute Of the Mon
mouth County w. c. r. u, to be held
in the M. e. church Tesday, April
20. There VIII be morning, after
noon and evening sessions.
Mrs. Ella A. Duncan has bought
from her sister, Mrs. America NJ. r.
McElvaine and husband, the prop
erty she has been occupying at Ere
neau for several years.
Mrs. Louis Heiscr has sold her
farm near Matawan to II. II. Marcy,
of Clifton, N. j., together with house
furnishing and farming Implements.
The new owner is m Possession.
The S. 7, c. A. suit against G6fhSLa-
Bile Alvin N. Lamberson for killing
two dogs at Freneau which was to
have been tried at Red Bank on
Tuesday, was again adjourned at the
request of the society.
The Matawan fire department has
received IN invitation from the AS
bury Park department to take part
in a parade to be held there in Sep
TENDER.
John II. Marion has sold his gro
Gerry business ut Oak Shades to his
sister. Mrs. Mary Timmins and has
accepted a position as travelling
salesman for Armour & Co, with
headquarters at Long Branch.
The rain on Sunday evening wash
ed a big hole in the sidewalk near
the bridge at the foot of McGone-
gals hill. Word was taken to c..
e. Close, who placed n barrier and
light at the opening and the next
morning he had the damage re-
paired.
Gus Heyer shot and buried u dog
Wednesday on Atlantic avenue hat
was said to have the rabies. When
Constable Lamberson heard OF the
disposition of the dogs body he had
It dug up and sent to Trenton for
examination.
c. f. Bowes, OF the Munning-Loeb
Company had n small tester on his
index finger Of his left hand and It
so effected his arm that 1t became
useless on Monday. He went to his
home in Newark to zee his family
physician and has not yet returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A. Arthur,
| Miss Helen Terhune, Miss Kathryn
Terhune, Miss Julia ArrOWsmith and
Messrs. Charles Schock. w. II. SUIT
phin and William Lippincott attend
ed the assembly dance in Richardson
hall, Freehold. on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. II. Young, of Newark, Will
make an address next Tuesday after
noon in the lecture room Of the
Presbyterian church before the Wo-
mans Missionary Societies and the
GlenWood Mission Band and the mis-
s~ionary societies of the other church
es will be welcome. Mrs. Young Is
a noted worker for the missionary
cause and the message VIII be Of
great interest to missionary workers.
Miss Marie Masterson and j. Don
Conoyer. both OF New York, were
married in the parsonage Of Calvary
NJ. f. church, Keyport. by Rev.
I. s. Yerks last Saturday evening.
The witnesses were Mrs. Halle D..
Conover and Miss Viola C. Yerks.
At the Baptist parsonage on Mon
day afternoon, April Sth. Rev. Sam
uel Bower united in marriage Mrs.
Jessie n. Cox. of Freehold, N. j.,
and Mr.. Henry d, Schench, Of Bel
ford, n. J.
Rev. D. f. Lyon, formerly pastor
of the Methodist church here, but
now of St. Paul's church. Brooklyn,
has received a call from the Grace
Presbyterian church, Montclair.
William Clayton. Jr., and Theo-
dore Rixey, the latter colored, were
held in bail on Tuesday afternoon
by Justice w. A. Fountain. TO an
swer R complaint OF stealing forty
three pounds OF copper wire the prop
erty Of the electric lighting company.
On Sunday afternoon. April 7. at
the Baptist parsonage. Rev. Samuel
Bower united in marriage Miss Mary
E. Matthews and Mr.. Charles j.
Pyle, both of Hamilton.
The choir of the First Baptist
church will repeat the cantata,
From Sepulchre to Throne by
Shepard, Sunday evening at 1880
o'clock.