Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-31
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In Main street, after an extended
trip through the west and south.
The executive committee of the
Keyport high school Alumni Asso-
citation are starting preparations for
the annual reunion to be held IN
| June. A meeting of the committee
Will be held in few days. ]. Har-
old Hendrickson, class '04, Is the
| president.
Louis Costa, of Front street, was
an out of town visitor yesterday.
Miss Marie Campbell, of Broad
street, was New York city visitor
Saturday.
Allan Walling caught two shad in
| his nets on Saturday, this being the
place.
Mrs. Harry West of First street,
was In Red Bank Saturday.
Word has been received by Rev.
| H. w. Bruenfnghausen, OF st. Mary's
father OF New York city. Mr.. Bru-
eninghausen IL on a western busi-
ness trip and his travels were in
| the flooded section of Ohio. The
communication received stated that
uo udu just lcIt LAY tOu DSIOIo IuS
disastNr apd was In Cincinnati.
Harry Eckhart has resigned his
position with the Whitall, Tatum
Rubber Company. OF this place, the
same taking effect on Saturday. He
has accepted clerical position in
the government employ, starting at
his rev duties today in New York.
Miss Florence Wiesenauer, of
I nrh- -. L.
| New York city.
Earl Fennemore, OF New York
city spent Saturday and Sunday in
town at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Cline in Church street.
| Misses Lena Lambertson, of Divi-
sion street, and Pearle Walling, OF
Second street, spent Sunday with
| Miss Lambertson's grandmother,
Mrs. John w. Hyer, of New York
city.
Miss Lila Day, Of Keansburg, the
librarian of the public library here,
| was badly shaken UP and bruised
by falling down stairway at Red
Bank Friday evening. She has been
confined to her home since and Mrs.
| A. M. Brown, Of Broad street, at
tended to her duties at the library
OH Saturday.
Rev. A. w. Hand was an out OF
town visitor Saturday.
| Miss Meta Thompson, OF Broad
way, West Keyport. is attending to
tho duties of Miss Evelyn Apt at
| the Jersey Central Traction Com
papy's office on First street. Miss
Apt is enjoying vacation trip to
| Canada.
Captain William Ormrod, of this
place, left on his schooner the G..
| w. Washburn on Saturday for a
business trip. Captain Ormrod has
had his vessel laid up in the harbor
here during the winter.
R. Rothwell, OF Osborne street.
has received word of the safety OF
his niece, who is a member Of the
western production of the Quaker
Girl" Company, which company ar
rived at Omaha City, Nebraska, the
day of the great disaster there.
Mrs. M. Lester Terry, Of East
Keyport, was the guest Of her sis
ter, Mrs. John Van Kirk. at Brad
ley Beach Friday.
James Barber, a former resident
of this place, was visitor In town
Saturday.
Miss Mary Fulton was the guest
of her parents in Brooklyn, over
} Saturday and Sunday.
, Large posters announcing the big
] minstrel show under the auspices OF
the Chemical Engine Company Spd
the Silver band. have been distribut.
: ed about the borough.
Miss Cora Young, of West Key.
port. was Red Bank visitor Sat
urday.
Il Miss Irene Butler returned te
her home in Broadway, West Key.
port, on Saturday. after spending
several days with relatives at Mid.
dletown.
q. D. Dubois has moved his rea,
estate office from the Pavilion hote,
!, to Florence avenue.
I; The Easter collection of st. Mary'l
Episcopal church amounted to about
5000.
A meeting OF the finance commit
tee of the Keyport Firemen's Relief
Association, will be held in the Dor.
ough hall tonight for the purpose oil
auditing the treasurer's books and
accounts.
Miss Beulah Morris will enter.
tain the Thought Club tonight al
the home of Miss Florence Huylel
in First street.
Rev. Father Kucker. who ha,
been assistant to Rev. M. e. O'Don.
nell at st. Joseph's church, has been
transferred to New Brunswick and
Rev. Father Burke, OF Trenton, has
taken his place here.
The Easter music was repeated al
st. Mary's Episcopal church at the
services yesterday.
Among those took part in the
program of the last social affair OF
the season BY Coronal Council.
Royal Arcanum, of this place, held
in the council room on Friday even
ing were: Orator G. w. Moore, the
Royal Arcanum Quartette, Messrs.
Ezie Walling. Walter B. Cherry,
George 8. Hyer. A. Howard and
Misses Idella Tyler. Flossie Lehn,
Ada F. Poole, Rhea Winters and
Mrs. Ella Bedle.
The members of the famous uni
form degrse team of Coronal Coun-
ell. Royal Arcanum, Of this place.
will journey to Woodbridge to.
night, where they will demonstrate
to a number of candidates.
Commodore VIM. A. Gill, Of the
Keyport Yacht Club, launched his
power yacht. "Martha," Saturday.
The commodore soon had his craft
running and reports that the yacht
1uH season is here,