Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-25
JAM SBURG


singing at the Liberty theatre. has
gone to Trenton to sing in one nj the
cabaret shows there.
Joseph Pregoli was in New York
City on business Thursday Of this
week.
Mrs. Harvey 8. stonaker is at Jer-
sey City this week owing to the
death of her grandfather, John r.
Brown, we'll known as a visitor here.
He was In his ninety-sixth year of
his age.
William s. Hawkins has recovered
from a slight illness that confined
him to his home.
Russell Schanck, of New Bruins
wick, was renewing old frienls in
town.
Miss Jennie Bayles was In New
York City Thursday making pur-
chases for her spring millinery
trade.
Joseph Connerty will soon move
into his new home on the bluff oppo-
site the upper station. Thus will
he have his ambition realized that
was uppermost In his mind since
childhood to own and build for him
self a home on that piece of ground.
That unusually quiet society, the
Knights of Maccabees, are arranging
for a gala night to be held at heir
meeting place on the night of Febru-
airy 10. They will hold an election
of officers and install same, this to
be followed by an Initiation. The
secret work will be performed by
Monmouth Tent of Maccabees, of
Englishtown, assisted by the state
commander, A. w. Frye, OF Newark.
The Jamesburg Electric Light
Company has completed the wiring
of the new home of Raymond Hamp-
ton, of Gatzmar avenue
Owing to the storm of Wednesday
and Thursday nights Manager Peter
poned awarding the diamond ring or
gold watch until tonight.
The Dutch Market, conducted as
a supper by the Methodist church,
was a financial success to the extent
Of a profit of over fifty dollars.
A new piano Is the latest addition
to the Musical equipment of tho
Liberty theatre. Joseph Pergola is
keeping his popular playhouse right
up to date.
Electrician Fred Greenslade, OF the
local electric company, has just COM
pleted the wiring of the Jamesburg
foundry. In all tw~enty-four lights
have been arranged for, which will
make hat workshop a brilliant place.
He has also completed the wiring of
the new garage for Raymond Rob
bins, at lower Jamesburg and III ad-
dition to the eighteen lights haa
erected an illuminated sign desig-
mating the business of the concern.
Mrs. William Davitt is spending
the week with relatives In Philadel-
phia.
The numerous friends of Rev.
Frederick Kullmar are receiving a
1913 calendar that Is a pleasing re-
membrance of our former town boy.
He Is in charge OF the Presbyterian
church at Churchville, Md.
An addition to the plant of the
Jamesburg Electric Company has
been completed that will insure the
citizens of the town a more consist
ent service owing to the service
which can be instantly changed from
the water power to the gas engine.
The water company is also receiving
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Greenslade, who Is engaged In clean
ing the three artesian wells which
average eighty feet.
The second meeting Of the Twen-
tieth Century Book Club will be
held at the home of Miss Ada Sosen,
on Willow street, next Wednesday
evening. The subject arranged for
discussion will be THE Worlds Con-
querors." Miss Sosen will be the
hostess.
A contest. Is on for the most popu-
lar person in J~amesburg at Lange's
hall hat is arousing no little inter
est.