Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-10
JAMESBURG

George W. Richards left today for a
sixteen days vacation that will EN-.
brace trips to Pittsburg, Cleveland
Canton, Ohio, Washington, D. c., and
| Woodstock, Canada. The trip into
Canada viii be made by auto from
| Detroit, Michigan, where he will visit
his nephew, Ralph Briney.
Mrs. A. E. Cleaf is spending several
weeks with her niece, Mrs. Jennie
Hendrickson, at Imlaystown.
Harold Bennett, student at Temple
University, Philadelphia, has purchased
an Underwood typewriter for use in his
studies.
Miss Grace Breckwendel has returned
from week 8 vacation spent at Man
asquan beach.
The interior Of the grammar school
building is being PUT in first class con-
dition by the building and ground COM
mittee in the way Of making minor re-
pairs where needed.
One of the smallest crowds of the
season attended the band concert by
the local band owing to the counter
attraction of the Dayton Harvest Home
on the same night that many local
people attended.
The August meeting Of the fire de-
partment will be held this Monday
night in borough hall.
The interior of borough hall is being
renovated by the committee having
papering the living rooms of the mar
shall are receiving attention that was
timely.
Manager John Waddy will take
the locals to Belmar tomorrow and
play game with that team.
Albert Owens, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Owens, Jr., were weekend
guests of Miss Eliza Benson at AS
bury Park.
Franz Johnson, assistant instruc-
tor in the sloyd department at the
Home for Boys, resumed his duties
yesterday, having completed his spe-
cial course at the summer course at
Rutgers College, New Brunswick.
Ownership to the Ford automo-
bile left at the Thomas Garage has
been established On Saturday a
party came from Milltown and took
| the car that caused such a mystery
| for the time bein. A person claim
| ing to be Horace Bovine of Mill
charges against the auto. He was
one of the trio who left the car
there July 18, it now has been
learned, and did not reveal his
| identity. This is what caused the
discussion over the ownership.
Frederick Dughi is spending a
week in Y M C. A. boys camp
along the new York sound at Con-
necticut, the guest of his brother,
Frank, of New York
Messrs. Hallam Koons, William
Quackenbush, Isaac Petty, Daniel
Clark and Fran Emens motored to
Allentown, Pa, Sunday, the former
home of Mr.. Koons, and spent the
day there. The trip was made with
out incident.
Miss Katharine Hojer, of Jersey
City, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hojer,
of Railroad avenue.
Marcus Snedeker is In the sick
list.
George w. Richards left yester-
dav morning for Hershey Park, Pa,
to attend the reunion of the Heilman
family today. A reunion of another
branch of the Heilman family will
be held on the 18th at Lenape. Pa,
to which Mr.. Richards has been in
vited as member.
Rev. William J. B. Edgar is en-
joying his vacation of month
three weeks being taken at this time.
The Rev. DR.. Fulconer, pastor of the
Farmingdal Presbyterian Church Of
ficiating at the morning and evening
service on the lawn.
Condit M. Wavison is rapidly re-
covering from the injury received
while doing patrol duty at the An
thony Meyers fire some weeks ago.