Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-07-19
JAMESBURG

George r. Bailey and Raymond
| Stonaker, of the Office force of the
George w. Helme Company. are en-
/ joyina-.- ..aesssaass,as-. = =. y - sxacRtions
| this week
| Preliminary announcement has
been made to the effect that Harold
| Bennett, l.. s., employed at Camden
and studying law at Temple College,
| Philadelphia, will conduct another OF
those evangelistic meetings in the
First Baptist church Sunday night.
Mrs. Albert Lange and Mrs. Otto
Lange attended the funeral at New
ark Sunday last of Rudolph Joccers, a
former town boy. who was killed by
lightning Thursday of last week while
on his way home in the storm. With
his parents he made his home here
for number of years and is we'll
remembered by large circle of
friends
Miss Helen Lange is spending her
vacation at Ocean Grove, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Amman, at
Long Branch
Owing to the non-arrlval of the ap-
paratus of the carnival company in
town on Monday, there was no grand
opening of the amusement This
was delayed until Tuesday night, when
large crowd attended
John II. Enright, of the Home for
Boys. is spending his annual vacation
of sixteen days from his duties.
Mr.. and Mrs William Lowe and
daughter, Marion. were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Van Solver, at Howell
the past week.
Isaac Chamberlain, of West Hobok-
en-, son of former Mayor and Mrs.
Abijah Chamberlain, with children, is
a guest of his parents in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Green will
move into their new home on Lincoln
avenue. recently vacated by Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Clayton, who have taken
possession of the Benjamin Dawson
tenant house on Sherman street, for
merly occupied by David Rowland.
If the weather permits the regular
weekly band concert of the Citizens
Band will be held tomorrow night in
Triangle Park. A program of unusual
length has been arranged by Leader
Joseph Owens.
Albert Owens. of Brooklyn, spent
the weekend with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Albert S. Owens. Mrs. Owens,
Jr.. and children, of Brooklyn are
spending the summer at the Owens
home here.
Roy Combs has received his permit
In order to learn to operate his re-
cently-purchased automobile
Horace Jennings spent the week
end with friends in New York city.
Miss Mildred Van CIeaf, of Brook
lyn. Is spending week with her aunt,
Mrs. II. A. Edwards, of Franklin
street Mrs. William Eusner and son,
John, are also guests at that home
The visit of these two young women
to this place this year makes the visit
a consecutive one for over twenty-five
years. having always spent their vaoa-
tions with relatives in town
Edmund Dey has passed the exam
ination for freight brakeman and com
menced his duties at Camden on the
Trenton division of the p. II. r.
Miss Elsie Dawson. who has been
visiting her cousin. Miss Margaret
Meredith. at Camden. has returned.
As q result of the recent moving
picture entertainment held In the Lib
erty theatre by the local italian Ben
eficial Society. a profit of IS was real
iZed on the venture
Owing to the hot weather prevail
ing at this time, the evening services
of the Epworth League and the regu-
lar evening service of the Methodist
church have been combined, COM
mencing at 1880 and lasting one hour.
This was done by a vote of the So
clety members at recent meeting to
be effective during July and August.