Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-07-30
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Misses Safan ana Bertha StanRer,
of Red Bank. are making an extended
visit with their sister, Mrs Phelps
Cherry.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Smith and
daughter, of New York, were the
week end guests of Mrs. Smiths par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Schanck.
Miss Bessie DeMan has entered
Trainers College OF Business and
Shorthand at Perth Amboy.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon y. Woodey
were visitors at Asbury Park on Fri
| day.
r. Dodg of Newark was the guest
of friends In town Friday.
Mrs. Albert Duel, of Newark. as
sisted In the singing at Calvary M. e.
| church on Sunday, rendering a solo
at the evening service.
Mrs. Harvey Bronner was the guest
| of her daughter, Mrs. Daniel Barnett.
| of Englewood on Friday.
Miss Blanche Reeder, of Metuchen,
Is spending several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stout.
| Mrs. J. A Shultz and children, OF
Toledo. Ohio. returned the past week
| after having spent several weeks with
| the formers parents, Mr.. and MI J.
| William Muth
/ Mrs. John G.. Schanck spent Friday
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Barnett, of Englewood.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Philo and
| daughter, New York, have returned
after having been the guests Of the
| formers nephew and family, Mr.. and
Mrs A. A. Philo.
| Mrs. Fred c. Ogden is spending sev-
| eral weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. W. Frank Coble, of Asbury Park
| Mrs. Gertrude Banta. of New York
Is spending several days as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edward Chamber
lain,
| The ladies' OF the First Baptist
church held a very successful food
| sale in the church on Saturday after
noon.
| Rev. Kenneth d. Martin preached
ut St. Mary's Episcopal church or
lsundaz marnlnE and--the- rector, Roy
BENJAMIN ID. Dagwell, was the speak
er in the evening During the month
service at st. Mary's church, but all
other services will be as usual.
DIR. Joseph w. Williams. brother of
Mrs. A. w. Hand, has enlisted in the
army as surgeon and has received the
rang OF first lieutenant. He was
formerly city physician of Paterson,
which Is his home city.
The rooms OF the Red Cross are
open on Tuesday and Thursday with
Ing. All women are invited to come
with needle and thimble and assist in
this very necessary work of sewing
for the society.
The regular meeting of the Mems
Club of the First Presbyterian church
will be held in the gas office on Broad
street Thursday evening, August 2,
when many important matters will
come before the club. All members
are invited to attend.
The Aeromarine Plane and Motor
Company has completed two hydro
aeroplanes to be delivered to the aero
nautic station at Bay Shore, Long Is
land. The planes will be shipped as
SO on as final tests have been made. The
company is now turning out the planes
speedily, working with q full force Of
men. Experiments are being made
with q 140 horse power Sturtevant
motor for their new twin motor bat
tie plane. UP to the present time the
experiments made with this motor
have proved very successful. The
company recently purchased the fast
power boat the IN. and NJ" from
William Watts to be used as tender
to the hydroplanes while making tests
and although the boat was capable of
making good speed the old engine has
been removed and forty horse power
high speed motor has been installed
this boat now being capable OF run
ming thirty miles per hour.
The case of Russell Travers for the
non support of his wife. Hattie Fer
gueson Travers, is scheduled to take
place tomorrow afternoon before Re-
corder Thomas L. Smith. The case
was called last week but was post
poned until tomorrow.