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C|dlmB and Allowances

OF the Dubois County Commits
sioners Court September term
1917
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-30
ANOTHER BOY SCOUT TROOP
ORGANIZED IN jAMESBURG|

Jamesburg, April 30.-At a meetles
held In the chapel of the Jamesburg
Presbyterian church on Saturday night,
the organization of another troop of
Boy Scouts was perfected. While the
organization of the troop Is yet In
complete the new scout master has
been named On the person of r. Glenn
Dawson. He is awaiting his conn
mission from national headquarters
and then final plans will be perfected
and organization made.
The officers chosen at Saturday
nights meeting was as follows:
Scout master, r. Glenn Dawson;
troop scribe, Alvyn Shultz; treasurer,
Franklyn Marryott; assistant scribe.
Earl Farr; senior patrol leader, WILL
liam Wesiert; assistant scout master.
Oliver Soden.
The following were enrolled as char
ter members; Alvin Shultz, Earl F'arr.
Alvin Conover,. Franklin Marryott,
Harry Christie, l.. r. Appleget. With
the exception of the last named the
boys enolled were transferred from
Troop /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-30
kEASBEY

The Keasbey A. A. held its regular
meeting at the Keasbey firehouse
Friday night. Business was discuss
ed.
The local members of the Wood
bridge high school cadets under W.
H. McNair, and the local members Of
the Glee Club. under Miss Frazer,
made an excellent showing in the en-
tertainment held In Woodbridge Fri
day night.
Tomorrow morning the local men,
bers of the Woodbridge high school
senior class, together with the rest of
the GLASS. will leave for New York,
where they will spend the day, taking
In many museums and visiting the
Statue of Liberty. In the evening
they will witness the play, Nothing
but the Truth" at the Long Acre the
Mr.. McNair and Miss Hawthorne az
chaperones. The local students who
will make the trip are Charles Pfeif-
fer, Jr., Erich Schuster, Jr., Joseph
Katransky, Jacob Lowenkopf, Helen
Fullerton and Rose Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Schaub were en-
tertatnod by Mr.. and Mrs. Claus
Lund, Sr, at the iatter's home Sat-
urday night. Selections on the Vio-
trola were rendered and singing was
enjoyed.
Mrs. =. Day and son, Edisonslay,
Of Plainfleld, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Pfeifrer. of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fullerton, of Perth
Amboy, were visiting the formers q
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Fuller
ton, of town, Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-30
PLAN Benefit FOR !
KEYPORT DEFENSE
Patriotic Moving Picture Per-
formanCe Will be Given at
the Surf Theatr Wednesday,
May 8, for Home Defense.
spec,ar to the EVENING VIEWS.

Keyport, April s0-The various
committees working in cooperation
with the mayor in the Home Defense
League are showing great results by
their efforts. Henry Salz, chairman
of the finance committee, announces
a big benefit performance to be held
in the Surf theatre Wednesday, May
0. Through the courtesy of Rich
ard Dechert arrangements have been
made for benefit performance to be
given for the finance committee to be
applied for the Keyport Home De-
fense Fund. A. A. Philo will look
after the details and give the matter
his usual careful attention. The ten
tative program as outlined will be a
five reel star feature entitled Eagle
Wing" depicting realistic scenes of
naval and military life, border trou-
bles and other military tactics. Also
Uncle Sam at Work."A two reel feat.
ure showing the interior workshop Of
the United States at Washington.
This picture will show how Uncle
Sam does business in every branch Of
the service, including the president
and cabinet. A. special comedy pic
ture will conclude the performance.
There will be three performances at
$3.50, Z and p. m. Tickets will be
on sale next week at r. o. Walling's,
w. e. Warns, A. Salz and Company's,
and from members of the Home De-
fense Committee. Owing to the ma
ture of the affair, 1t is predicted that
the Surf theatre will be taxed to It's
utmost capacity to seat the patrons.
The generosity of Mr.. Deohert Is
much appreciated by those concerned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-30
SPOTSWOOD

Charles Hodapp, of Brooklyn, spent
the week end with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hodapp, Sr.
Mrs. Mary HUM and daughters,
Misses Laura and Mabel Hum. spent
Saturday night at Perth Amboy.
George Gaertner, of New York.
spent Sunday with his father, Charles
Gaertner.
Among those who attended the per-
formance at the Majestic theatre at
Perth Amboy Saturday night were:
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Leager. Misses
Ina Petty Mamie Dinkel. William
HUM and Harry Serman.
Richard Moore, Of Metuchen, spent
the week end with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Moore.
Miss Ina Petty spent Sunday at
Perth Amboy.
Louis Appieby. of New Brunswick,
spent the week end with his family.
Miss Gilda Aileddie spent Saturday
at Perth Ambcy shopping.
Richard Berry, OF New York city,
spent the week end with his family
here.
Elbert Hodapp Is sporting a fine
black eye as @ result of giving an
imitation of Tyrus Cobb. Moses
Sacks was the Coob end of the play
and the latter let slip the bat that
connected with Elbert's eye, with the
result noted above. Nothing serious
Is anticipated from the accident.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-30
WOODBRIDGE

The women of the Congregational
church will meet with Mrs. M. !. DEM
Arrest, Tuesday afternoon.
Saturday night the choir of the Con-
gregational church will give 1.-The
Minister'S Wife's New Bonnet" e. mus
ical comedy, in the auditorium of the
High School. Great preparations have
been made for this sketch and 1t will
undoubtedly prove most successful.
The card party for the benefit of
the Red Cross chapter at the home of
Mrs. b. q. Tisdall netted $40. The
Red Cross pins arrived on Saturday
and all those who have joined and
those who Join in the future will re-
ceive the pin.
The women of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. b. w. Car
ter in Freeman street tomorrow af-
ternoon. This will be the regular
monthly missionary meeting and Mrs.
A. L. Huber will be the leader.
The Parent-Teacher Association of
the No. 1 school will meet this week
Thursday night in the auditorium of
the school. DIR. Allison of Rutherford
will speak and the musical part of the
program will include selections by Mrs
F. r. Valentine and Mrs. Csepke.
This is the first evening meeting of
the association and 1t is hoped that
the fathers will make an effort to be
present.
The committee appointed to work In
connection with the Home Defense
League on the planting of vegetables
on available ground consists of Mrs
c. e. Simonson, chairman, w. w. In
gals, James King, Mrs. John Camp
bell and Mrs. Thayer Martin.
Miss Rena Allen has recovered from
her recent Illness and returned to her
duties at School No. 1 today.
Miss Bonnylin Paget has returned
from Pennsylvania and resumed her
duties at School No. / today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Blaum visited
Miss Helen Ensign at st. Barabras
Hospital yesterday.
Mrs. Ward was an out Of town. WIS.,
itor Friday.
The Salmagundians will enjoy a May
day party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. e. Brown in Blair road tomorrow
Mrs. J. L. Clevenger and Miss Ruth
Clevenger of Perth Amboy were the
guests of Mrs. e. H. Boynton Saturday
afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-30
FRENEAU

George d. Magrath of Brooklyn
spent Sunday with his brother, Ed
ward Magrath.
Mrs. John Heyer, of Newark, spent
Sunday with Mrs. William Lloyd.
Miss Mae Thompson was a Perth
Amboy visitor Saturday.
Mrs. John Lockwood was a Keyport
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. 8. Price and daughter Evelyn
were Keyport visitors Saturday.
George Tiernan, of Jersey City
spent the week end with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Tiernan.
John Ford was a Perth Amboy
visitor Friday
Thomas Welstead was Perth Am.
boy visitor Friday.
Mrs. Leo Brady was a New Yorh
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. George Ward was q Keyport
visitor Friday.
Miss Ethel Dore of Englishtown
spent Friday as the guest of Miss Mae
Thompson.
Mrs. william Hornsby was a Key
port visitor Saturday.
Frank Boyce was a Keyport Sat
urday.
Miss Ella warne and Miss Heller
Brown were Perth Amboy visitors
SATURDAY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-30
SOUTH AMBOY

Elias stratton was New York
visitor Saturday and attended the
Billy Sunday evangelistio services.
Miss Marion Thorn was an out-of-
town visitor Saturday afternoon.
Miss Alva Compenton. Of Main
street, is spending week with her
sister, Mrs. Bertram Longstreet, of
Trenton.
Miss Gladys walters, Of Main
street, enjoyed trip out OF town.
Miss Lilah Furman was a Perth
Amboy visitor Saturday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stratton were
New York visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Slower, Mrs. s. Chris
tian and Mrs. John Emileusen were
Perth Amboy visitors Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. r. M. Kerr and son Robert
were visitors at the city Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Martin and daughter
were ut-of-town visitors Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. George Wagner was an out
of-town visitor Saturday afternoon.
Miss Claire Hamilton was New
ark visitor Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Andrew H. Slower spent Sat
urday afternoon in Perth Amboy.
Mrs. Charles Morgan spent 6atur-
day afternoon out of town.
MI. and Mrs Joseph Compton
spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Bertram Longstreet. of Trenton.
Mrs. o. w. Welsh was Perth
Amboy visitor Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. J, X. Stults and son Glenn
spent Saturday and Sunday at
swarthmore, Pa.
Mrs. william r. Thompson, of
Stevens avenue. visited in Perth AM
boy Saturday afternoon.
Gordon James was an out-of-town
visitor Saturday afternoon,
Mrs. Theodore Manduka and
daughter Dorothy returned home last
night from several days visit with
her brother. Harry Stults. of Trenton.
Mrs. Annie Snyder spent Saturday
afternoon out of town.
Miss Hazel Hyer was Perth Am
boy visitor Saturday afternoon.
s.. II. Chatten was q Hightstown
visitor Saturday.
| Mrs. Edward Dolan was q Perth
Amboy visitor Saturday afternoon.
Miss Mary Watson made q trip out
of town Saturday afternoon.
r. p. Mason, Sr., was a business
visitor at Cranbury Saturday.
| Mrs. II. Goode spent Saturday af-
ternoon out of town.
| Miss Florence Thompson visited ir
| Perth Amboy Saturday afternoon.
Thomas Wortley. John Woodward
and Mrs. William woodward, Sr.
made @ cross country trip over Slater
Island yesterday.
!, Miss Kate Bogart was a PERTH
Amboy visitor Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Sullivan were city
visitors Saturday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-30
RAISE ante ON PERMIT
FOR COPS BILLIARD TABLE

Government authorizes have raised
the ante for permission to the police
to maintain a billiard table in the
patrolmen's assembly room at police
Headquarters. Deputy Collector Cur
ran, while in conference with Chief
of Police Burke recently, saw the
pool table. Soon afterward he sent
bill of taxes. amounting to about
SO, to the head of the local p. B. A.
branch. He later complained to
Collector Duffy, of Newark, that the
local cops were negligent about pay
ing, and today the collector notified
Chief of Police Burke that the police
department would have to pay the
government IS under penalty.
The police concluded that they had
the same right to have billiard
table for their private use as a man
would have to operate q table in his
home. They declare that no charge
Is made for play and say the table is
used only by policemen while at the
station awaiting call. Showing their
disgust over the matter they say they
will probably remove the table rather
than submit to the Interpretation of
the law that has been taken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-30
KEYPORT

Miss Clara Chamberlain, of Gran
bury. was the guest of Mrs. J. Ed
ward Chamberlain the latter part of
the week
Mrs. Arthur g. Van Buskirk was the
guest Of friends at New York Friday.
Miss June Leonard. Of Princeton,
was the week end quest of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leonard.
Miss Helen Kingsland has returned
to Richmond Hill after having spent
several days as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Ward.
Miss Olive Beers spent Saturday as
the guest of friends at New York.
J. Morris Hyer waJ the guest OF
New York friends on Saturday.
The entertainment committee of
the Keyport Yacht Club will hold q
card party at the club house Friday
sJRht. May II.
Miss UEArothy Higgins, of Red Bank
8 spending few-S days with her aunt
Mrs. J. p. Carhart
Miss Mary Taylor, v,sS MD dletown
8 spending several days as the 2s,}ss
WV ati1fuaIIn
Louis 6tultz, Jr., is erecting q house
on his lot in Division street. When
completed Mr.. stultx and family will
occupy It.
Clarence Templeton Is having a
garage erected on the rear of the
property in Third street.
Mrs. Edward w. Snyder will enter
tain the sewing club tomorrow night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-30
ROOSEVELT

Assessor John II. Nevill is reported
to be improving IN health at West Ba-
den, Indiana.
Thirteen pupils of the st. Marks
Episcopal church class were con-
fined with appropriate services in the
church Friday night.
The Girls Friendly Society Of ST.
Marks church held most enJoya-
BILE social In the social room of the
church Saturday night. A pleasing
program was carried out. The attend
ance was large.
Mike Krafchek who has been Ill
here for several days and has been
under the charge of the overseer Of
the poor was removed to the Alexian
Brothers hospital In Elizabeth Satur-
day afternoon,
Godfried Shelton announces that
the marriage of his daughter, Paul
ine, to william Cuff, chef at the w. G..
and e. Co., will take place on June
next
The contest being conducted by
Pride OF Puritan Council. D.. of A.,
will be held at fire hall In the Carte
ret section at s o'clock Wednesday
44&W@AM
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-30
PARENT TEACHERS
MEET IN KEASBEY
School Organization Enjoys
Pleasing Program Given by
Children After Which Inn
portant Business Comes Up.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keasbey. April so.-The Keasbey
Percent teachers Association held ite
regular meeting at the Keasbey
school, Friday afternoon. After Tho
meeting had been called to order by
President Mrs. A. Hirner, an enjoy
able program was rendered as follows@
Song, The Story of Soul" by Rob.
ert Hirner.
Song. "Mammy's Coal Black Rose"
by Robert Hirner.
Song, Don't Bite the Hand that's
Feeding YOU" by Rosslle Resh, Ethel
Fullerton, Lucille Fee and Grace La
Forge. Henry Gloff and Albert Hirneh
Song, America L Love You" ~
same SIX.
Recitation. "The Village BiaclA
smith," by Thomas Fee.
Chorus, bright the Moon Ia Shin~
Ing" and Spring Song." my group.
'"rhe Song Of Songs for Me-" BY Al>
bert Hirner.
After the social part of tho meeting
was enjoyed, business was proceeded
with. 1t was announced that q new
victrola had been procured and 1T was
suggested that O contest for q $3.50
gold piece be held to secure funds Tor
the Victrola. Mrs. Smith was ap-
| pointed to secure tickets for the contehf
under supervision OF the waya and
means committee. The meeting was
| the nadjourned after which refreahs
ments were secured. Selections were
rendered on the victroia and Nfis4
Helen Shilcox and Mrs. A. Htrnef
presided at the plano.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-30
'KEYpORT CARD CLUB MEETS
Epeetal to tAe EVENING NEWS.

Keyport, April s0:--Mr and Mrs.
Raymond L. Wyckoff, of Broad
street. entertained the members of
the Thursday Evening Card Club at
their home when the prize winners
of the occasion were Mrs. Norman b.
Lockwood. who received a fancy dish
and J. Arch MacEwan, who was pre-
sented with silk socks. A social hour
followed the game, during which re-
freshments were served and music
was enjoyed. Those playing were
Mr.. and Mrs. Asbury w. Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NJ. Haigh, Mr..
and Mrs. Norman B. Lockwood, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert f. Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond L. Wyckoff. Miss Elsie
M Curtis. William Wyckoff, Miss
Gladys Cater, Martin Hoffman. GIL
bert T. VanMater and Miss Mildred
Brown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-30
JAMESBURG

The advance sale of the tickets for
the Fairies Garden" the playlet by
the Camp Fire Girls of Spotswood, In
Lange's Hall tomorrow night, promises
a big house. This show will be given
for the benefit of the local troop of
Boy Scouts No. l., and they are hustl-
ing for the show. Good singing. fine
effects and as an added feature will be
the dancing by Miss Engleson. of Perth
Amboy, who made big hit at the
show was given in Spotswood. She
will give two Hawaiian dances and will
be sure to make a big hit
Miss Laura HUM, Mrs. George Gran
and James Campbell. of Spotswood
spent Sunday afternoon in town.
An entertainment will be given In
the Sunday school rooms of the
Methodist church tonight under the
direction of Mrs. Condit M. Dawson
and Miss Jennie Elliott. The evening
will be devoted principally to the
social feature. +
over SIS was realized as a profit as
Lincoln" that was given in the
church under the auspices of the
Mems Bible Class by the Rev. Holmes
Gravatt. DID.
The Women's Missionary Society
will hold their May meeting at the
home of Mrs. William e. Paxton to-
morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The Home Defense League will
;rsgfocK. A fdYlsha. sSelidi ehsM tonight at >
IS 1T is proposed to announce tss,su Is urged
program for the big celebratioh to he [
aeia saturday next when tfy flag |
noe and s.sase - saa.z. VIII BID
observed at a big pael4vru rally.
Miss Grace Breckwedel. teaching
at Cardiff, spent the weekend with
her parents on Vine lpreet.
Elmer Dawson, of Hooker street,
has purchased an automobile.
The visit of the naval recruiting
officer, J. J. Griffith, who was station
ed at the postoff1ce for three days,
on Thursday, was with
out result Not one applicant Of the
towns 1900 presented themselves
for enlistment. Officer Griffith went
from here to Princeton on Saturday
night
Captain Ferdinand Fuller of Jer-
sey City, Is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Margaret Ought.
Mrs. Leroy Grover, of Dutch
Neck, spent Sunday with. her sister,
Mrs. G. G. Emens. and other relatives
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hand, of Wye
koffs Mills, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Applegate,
Mrs. Sadie Potter and daughter
Florence and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
attended the twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Applegate. the latter son
of the former.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-30
80 .NnRE NlMJP2IEaoS 4 {! MJ2E!o .EQR
JAMESBURG HOME GUARD
Special 10 tho EVENING NEW
Jsp,fsburg. April i0-Tha

Special 10 the EVENING NEW
Jsp.fsburg. April 80 -Th. dbl
Home Home they So. S;y:s:Sr r.! DC DC
duty at 20 water tank and the elec-
trio light plant, at special meeting
of the common council held In bor-
ough hall. 1t was originally schedul-
ed to swear in fifty-six names, but
about a score failed to answer the
summons. Preceding the swearing in
of the men as special marshals DR..
J. r. Dare, chairman of the Home
Defense League, admonished them as
to their duties and asked that sincere
CO. operation be given the authorities
in their efforts to maintain strict
watch on the properties the men were
to guard. Those taking the oath
were!
Ernest Bennett, George Bailey War
rem Patten, Elbert Tice, Addison Ap-
plegate, John II. Dow, Perry Smith,
Ray M" Hampton, Walter Snedeker.
Robert Baremore, George vanderveer.
Perley Bum. Harry Wilcox, Walter
Westervelt, J. Eric Wideberg, James
b. Pownall, Reid Vanderveer, Clinton
Bush, David Smith, Condit M. Davi-
son, C. A. Deveney. Benjamin Gold
stein. Leroy Bennett, John Soden,
Frank Hersche, Roy Potter. Baird
Soden, Charles Petty, Harry A. Ed
wards, Frank Tsacey, Harry e. Hack
An additional list OF ffty-six will be
arranged and the guards sworn in. At
this time the men are on dutp once
every two weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-30
ROOSEVELT LEAGUE ACTS
ON RAISING FARM CROPS
specfaI to the EVENrvo VIEWS.

Roosevelt. April 90--Ways and
means for raising farm crops to the
best of advantage for consumption in
the borough were discussed in detail
at meeting of the Home Defense
League forces here Saturday. Tho
industrial committee reported and 1t
was decided to proceed with cultiva-
ton OF such farm products as were
deemed of best advantage to resi-
dents of the borough. Indications are
that the Industries hereabouts will
coneribute In a financial way to q
farm fund and promises havo o.
ready been made that the larger In
dustries will loan men to help do
farm work.
From $4,000 to $4,000 may be ap-
prcpriated for agricultural work. 1t
Is proposed to carry on the farm worn
on number of tracts about the bor-
ough, including seveal factory sites.
The industrial committee, not listed
in the pamphlet of officers of the
league, Is composed of r. w. Dea-
con, chairman; J. J. Brown, William
X. Kewish, J. w. slattery, Frederick
F. Simons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-30
LOST BOY CAUSE OF GREAT
EXCITEMENT IN WOODBRIDGE
spec,al to tns EVENING NEWS.


Woodbridge, April 30-Excitement
reigned for about six hours Saturday,
when from 1880 O. m. to $3.50 p. m.
the residents of Railway avenue, the
u. s. Boy Scouts and the police were
searching for Donald Dill, familiarly
known as Bunky Dill the five year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Colby Dill.
Bunky was playing in the yard with
his brother and two dogs ,as was his
custom, when suddenly he was MISS
ing. Mrs. Dill inquired around the
neighborhood for the little fellow and
at once vigorous searche was COM
and children of the neighborhood
Joined. He wandered around the lots
between Railway avenue and the
creek an was seen first going toward
Sewaren and later was positively seen
going towards Port Reading over the
old mill bridge. 1t was this state
ment that caused the alarm ,as his
friends feared he had fallen in tho
creek. The U. s. Boy Scouts were
called out Some taking the swamps
and edge of the creek, while others on
bicycles searched the Sewaren sec
ton and the description of a little
boy in blue suit with brown over
alls and light hair, accompanied by
his dog, went all over the town and
he was soon traced through Sc
warren, past Acker's and over the
bridge, where at $40 he was discov-
cred by Scouts Bill Demarest and
Roy Buchan, watching ball gam .
near the Lead Works.
The boys telephoned that he was
safe and Buchan brought him on his
handle bars as far as Sewaren where
he was met by autonobinle and taken
20 his home. The scouts did excellent
work and proved their ability to act in
case OF calamity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-30
HAzLET

The first shipment of asparagus
from Hazlet station this season was
made by Thomas w. Aumack. George
3. Roberts, James Mccormick and O.
this week.
Mrs. w. W. Carhart was Keyport
visitor today.
Mrs. Herbert f. Brown and Mrs.
p. Otto Weigand, Jr,, spent Friday
with relatives at Coltsneck.
The stork visited the home of Col
lector and Mrs. William M. Aokerson
and left a baby boy on Wednesday.
William T. Conover, of Red Bank,
representative for Peter McChas, of
New York City, has begun his duties
here at Hazlet Station for the season.