Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-30
MONMOUTH COUNTY NEWS
MATAWAN

Fred Shock, r., OF Perth AM
boy, and Fred Batzell, of South Am
boy, We're Matawan visitors last
week.
Miss McDermott. OF East Orange,
and John Neaie, OF Freehold, were
guests during the past week of Mr..
and Mrs. F. II. Lloyd.
Mrs. =. Il. voorhees, and daughter
Helen, spent last week with the for
lmer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hexek-
liah Warne, of Madison township.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Fury, on
Monday, were New York visitors
taking In the theater before their re-
turn at midnight.
: Councilman A. b. Henderson, who
with Mrs. Henderson liz spending
two months in Brooklyn, came to
town last Tuesday to attend the
meeting OF the borough council.
Miss Jean Rue, who has been
making her home at South Amboy
with her sister and brother-in-law
during the winter, spent Sunday
here with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. T. Rue.
Harry Longstreet started this
week for a visit to California going
by steamer to Texas and then on by
rail.
a. B. Antiseli is visiting the Pa
sci1c coast. Mr.. Antisell came here
several years ago from San Fran
cisco with his father and this Ia his
first visit west since then. Mr.. An
ITSELF has two sisters living In the
west and his father is now In Me-
lvada where he Is interested in min
ling interests.
Miss Ida Lisk went to Trenton on
Monday where she will begin her
studies at the State Normal school.
Miss Lisk tried to enter In Septem-
Der but on account of lack of accom-
modations there she was not able
to go until now.
There Is much agitation over the
sewer question here, Notices have
been received by many property
owners who are sewering In Gravelly
Brook or Matawan creek that they
should cease pouliuting the streams
within ten days or be prosecuted by
the Attorney General for violating
the laws of the state. Some two
years 6 similar notices were serv-
ed by the State Board Of Health and
shortly after steps We're taken to-
ward installing a sewer system. But
as at that time it was understood
that an extension of two years would
be given In which to arrange for and
complete the plant. AS the State
Board has not been called upon to
approve any plans or specifications
no doubt the present action is taken
to awaken our people to the neces-
sity of doing something.
Miss Airline Rose spent Thursday
lin New Brunswick.
MI. and Mrs. J.. w. Lyle spent sew
Ieral days last week in New York.
Miss G.. M. Fairy spent Sunday
with Miss Monyea at East Orange.
Miss Mabel White. of New York,
was the guest of Miss Helen Ter
hume, lei Sunday.
A special meeting will be held
Thursday evening after the weekly
prayer meeting of Presbyterian
church to take action on the resig-
nation OF the ReY. u. d. Sts1-aa.
who Is rs>haaIhe9n xsslNartnSsndean
of the State Anfi-SaIoon League.
Mrs. Edward Smith and Miss
Elizabeth Armstrong were New
York visitors Friday and Saturday.
Miss Helen Cartan spent the week
end at Bayonne the guest of q school
Fred Housechild, who is employ
ed by the Monmouth Poultry Farm
at Freneau, met with a painful acci-
dent last week while chopping wood.
A piece Of wood few up and cut the
upper lip. DR.. Jackson was obliged
to take five stitches and he said 1t
would leave q bad scar.
Charles E.. Conover, OF Wicka-
funk, but who Is we'll known here,
has been made foreman OF the grand
jury.
The electric light company is. ex-
tending It's poles through Freneau
and it is expected that the lighting
service will soon be In operation.
A lecture under the auspices OF
the Matawan Literary Society will
be given at the home of Miss M. i.
Terhune next Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock. DR.. Kenneth Silvan
Fancies of the Worlds Four Leading
nations.
James D. Avery, of Cliffwood, has
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seven to examine into the condition
of the r. v. Crime Seed Company
and recommend what was best to be
done to protect the interests of the
creditors.
Miss Ola Bidweil is travelling in
the Southern States.
A pound sociabie was held at Gar
rett Woolley's on Friday evening.
Mrs. John B. Van Clief, of Spring
Valley, was the guest OF Mrs. Brown
on Monday.
During the absence OF Miss
Barnes last week Mrs. Norma Bovine
taught the eighth grade OF the
graded school.
Charles e.. Barker was a New
York visitor Friday.
Several students at Trainers
Business School from here attended
the funeral of Daniel Coyne in South
Amboy Friday.
Mrs. Harry Walling and Mrs.
Aionzo Waliing were the guests OF
Mrs. Harry #. Brown OF South AM
boy. Wednesday.
Miss Rodgers, Of Red Bank. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Dig
gin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Allan, OF
Trenton, were weekend guests or