Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-02
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Mary Rousa and Mrs. Charles Ippo-
Tito, led to legal proceedings before
Recorder Frank H. Pownall yesterday,
when Mrs. Rousa was apprehended on
q warrant sworn out by the latter.
The defendant was charged with Bit
ing Mrs. Ippolitto very severely In
the mixup. The q was adjourned
to Monday of next week as several
of the witnesses were superstitious
and would not appear on Friday. Mrs.
Rousa was taken from the plant of
the Oliver Loading Company, at Old
Bridge, whore she Is employed and
caused quite a little commotion among
the many female employees there.
Perry d. Smith, attached to the
naval training station at Pelham Bay,
New York. was home for the first time
since his Enlistment and spent the
week end with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. David II. Smith, Of Church street.
Joseph Pharo and Albert soden
spent Sunday at Tuckerton, where the
former went on business. making the
trip by auto.
One of the mail aeroplanes between
New York and Washington, few very
low over town Monday and evidently
lost Its bearings, taking a southern
course instead Of a western one. It
finally turned when the mistake was
realized.
street, IL visiting relatives at South
Amboy.
Lawyer John p. Kirkpatrick will sit
In borough hall tonight to I'LL out
questionnaires Of those who are sum-
moned to make out these papers. This
will be the last session at which he
will preside, commencing al 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Ida Leary. of South Amboy,
who has been a guest with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Stratton the past week,
has returned home.
John c. Kalleen, former superinten-
dent of the Home for Boys, for twelve
years spent the past week visiting In
this section and called on several In
town. He is located very pleasantly
in Tennessee.
John Erickson, Of Warren street,
has purchased the house wherein he
resides.
Morris Fisher spent Monday in New
York on business.
Letters have commenced to come
from overseas from local boys who Of
late started for the other side, Charles
Combs. Charles Whitlock and Harold
Bennett all have sent word OF their
safe arrival in Europe, the transports
landing in England.
Joseph Cropcratto has been given
a license TO drive an auto. Mrs. Philip
Mencuso has also been given that
right.
The Misses Francis and Nettie Fish
have returned to their home in New
York state for the summer.
The annual picnic OF the scholars of
the high school was held Saturday
under the direction OF the 1918 grad
uating class. It was a very successful
affair. The greater part of the day
was spent at Asbury Park enjoying the
amusements In Steeplechase Park ana
bathing.
The Misses Marion Osborn and vidi
Chadwick, operators at the lower
Jamesburg depot. have been trans
ferred to other places. Miss Osborn
goes to LAvelette, as clerk and Miss
Chadwick as phone operator In the
Englishtown tower on the three to
eleven trick. Charles Clinton takes
the three to eleven trick at the lower
Jamesburg depot.
After many a residence in town
three of our best known ladies have
removed from town within the past
few days. Mrs. Charles Graves, nee
Okerson, takes up her home at Plain
field and will be accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. Mary Pullen. Mrs. Cor
nelia Jennings for the present will
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Mrs. John Balhnger. at Bayonne, and
later will make her home with her
daughter at Plainfield.
Katharine Kolbush. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Kolbush. became the
bride on Monday of Stanley Krukow-
ski. of South River, in a very elaborate
ceremony held at the Holy Trinity Po-
lish Catholic church at Helmetta.
Rev. Victor Mlynarski. the pastor. Of
f1ciated.
Miss Gwendolyn Brown has enrolled
in the summer school conducted at
Rutgers college. commencing Monday
OF this week.
Edgar Beebe. of Camp DIX. spent
the week end furlough at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Vrooman.
Mrs. Anna Probasco. formerly as
sistant matron at the Home for Boys,
was a week end guest at the home OF
Mrs. Thomas Dillon.
Mrs George Martin returned Mon
day from Philadelphia, where she
went TO meet-her son. James Martin,
who sDent his furlough there from
Camp Meade. ND.