Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-06
SOUTH AM

Lltuleldll IlbIOlu VI AlOtAluaht WlAO
was at one time sporting editor of h
EVENING NEWS, was reported to be
among those who arrived safely on
the other side.
Miss Edith Freeman. formerly a
resident OF this city. but now resdd-
ing in Trenton. Is visiting with her
relatives in Main street for a few
days.
Mrs. Joel Magnuson of upper Main
street. has returned home after
spending a few days with friends In
Elberon.
Miss Marie Smith of Caldwell who
has been visiting in this city with rel
atives for a few days, returned 20 her
home.
James Smith OF Henry street, has
secured a position as one OF h
guards at the DUPONT powder plant
at Parlin.
James Dey, William Bennett. James
Let's I'M Alonzo King OF this city,
motored to south River last night.
Charles Magnuson of the engineer
corps at Camp Dix, spent a few days
with hts parents in Upper Main
street.
The children who when the schools
were In session purchased their war
savings stamps and thrift stamps
through the representative that called
there every Monday can stlli do so. as
Adolph Steiner will be at School No. Z
every Monday afternoon to dispose
OF the stamps. Last Monday some of
the children forgot II. as the meager
amount Of stamps sold proved.
Harry Wolff who has been confined
to his homa In Henry street with I'LL
ness the past week. IL able TO be out
once more.
All the fire alarm signal boxes and
the fire hydrants are being painted.
Miss Helen r. Emmons who has
enjoyed her ewo-weekg' summor va
cation from her duties at Pariin. re-
sumed them again yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John King of Penni-
man. Va. Is visiting with relatives in
Main street Mr.. King Is with the
engineering section of the DUPONT
Announcements have been received
here during the past week h a James
H. Dawson. principal of School No. /,
has become a benedict. having mar
RED Miss Ellen May White OF New
York City. According to the an
nouncement. the ceremony took place
at New York City June 20.
Miss Francis Gordon OF Allentown.
who formerly resided in this city, has
returned to her home after spending
a few days with relatives here.
Miss Dorothy Watts has secured a
position in the chemical laboratories
OF the Dupont plant at Parlin-
Mrs. Mary johnson and grandson
Harry Of Henry street. are making
an extended trip with friends and rel
atives in Trenton and Brown Mills.
Donald Reed. the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. D.. w. Reed OF Main street Is
visiting with relatives in Ashtabula,
Ohio.
MI. and Mrs. Edward Huiiitt and
returned 20 their home In
Brooklyn after visiting with relatives
In Second street.
Fred McKissie OF this city Il visit
with friends In Camp May Court
for a few days
Joseph sutlin Is spending his sum
mer vacation with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Sutlin. ST.. at their
home in Pine venue.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. o. L~onGstreet and
OF Trenton is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Compton in John street for a
few days.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Bunting Of
Broadway. spent the afternoon OF
July Fourth at tina seashore OF As
bury Park.
Miss Evelyn Leyden Of Bordentown
avenue. spent Fourth OF July with
relatives IN Atlantic City.
Mrs. Mary Bickerton, Mrs. John
c. Johnson and Mrs. John Thorn
visited In New York on Independence
Day and witnessed the parade thar
took place IN that city.
Alfonso Nelson OF Louisa street,
who recently purchased a new auto
mobile. motored to Asbu-y Park
Thursday.
Herbert sprague Of Bayview Manor
spent Thursday enjoying the sights
at Palisades Park.
Miss May Bennett Of this city mo-
tored with friends 70 West Point
Thursday.
During the early part OF the week
the local postmaster received word
that Hon. Thomas J. Scully has pur-
chased s1.600 worth of war savings
stamps. This Is the largest amount
yet sold 10 one customer, and on ac-
count Of one person not being per
mitted 10 hold more than ms thou |
sand dollars worth, Mr.. Scnlly win
divide them among the rest OF hh
family.
Mr.. and Mrz Gusfive Edberw 81
brooklyn are visiting with relatives
In Henry street.