Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-10-13
MATAWAN

Ihe New Brunswick District Ed
worth League of the New Jersey
conference is holding it's annual meet
ing In the First Methodist church
here today A cabinet meeting was
heid last night. There are three ses-
slons OF the league held in the church
To-Day, morning, afternoon and night.
Inese are open sessions for the gen.
eral public as well as the delegates
from out of town. Special speakers
are present and will deliver addresses
at the afternoon and evening services
Mrs. Ira Sheppard entertained a
number of her friends at cards and
dominoes Wednesday night in honor
OF Mrs. Martz. Dainty Refreshments
were served
MISS Jane Haynes, of Keyport, who
was recently operated on for appendi-
c1tlS In the general hospital in New
Brunswick, is regaining her strength
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Myron
a. Hulsart.
WORD has just been received by the
Ir1ends OF Myron J. Conover. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Conover of
lower Main street, that he was mar
rled on September IA to Miss Edith
Lockwood of San Francisco, Cal. Mr..
Conover is employed as consulting
and examining engineer for Charles
Schwab and has his Headquarters in
san francisco, and will make his
home with his bride in that city.
work Is progressing nicely on the
new house being erected by Harvey
Van Brunt on the property adjoining
the residence of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William L Van Brunt, corner of
Broad and Center streets. The house
Is being erected by Walter V. Patton,
mason and George w. Parker, build
contractor nd 10
hollow tile and stucco.
George G. Mucio, Of Waterbury.
Conn, has accepted position in the
Chemistry Department of the Mum
n1ng-Loeb company in Church street.
Mr.. Mucio is 1916 graduate of the
Yale Sheffield Scientific School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Farry have
rented the Rev. and Mrs. A. C. EggIes
ton residence in Main street and will
occupy same beginning November 1st.
Professor Ira Sheppard was a Red
Bank visitor Tuesday night
Miss Louisa Schilke was the recent
guest of Miss Maybel Frazer in Nor
ganville.
Miss Annie Radl has purchased the
A. ]. Vreeland house in Main street
adjoining the Episcopal church and
Will with her parents and sister move
into the property as soon as it is va
Sdtcu Wy MI. anu MTS. Louis MaSChell
and family.
Miss Margaret Terhune was a visitor
in Newark Monday
Walter V. Patton was a Red Bank
visitor Tuesday evening
Mrs. Theodore r. Sickles has re-
turned to her home here after spend
Ing several days visiting in New
Brunswick.
Mrs. A. H. Young was a Matawan
visitor this week.
Edward A. Smith was a Tuesday
night visitor in Red Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl briggs have re-
turned to their home after enjoying
an automobile trip to Philadelphia.
Conover Bedle of Rayonne was
recent Matawan visitor.
DR.. Orwill Van Wickle was a Red
Bank visitor Tuesday night
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Close are
entertaining Mrs. Howard Van Orden
and daughter Mary of Haverstraw,
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Binks have re-
turned to their home at Home Crest
Farm after enjoying tour through
Maine and Massachusetts.
Mrs s. B. Eggleston and children
have returned to their home here
after spending the summer at their
summer home in Shelter Island, n. Y.
I. T. Rue was a Tuesday evening Wis
itor in Red Bank.
Edward J. Cullen of Chicago was o
recent Matawan visitor.