Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-05
JAMESBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold F1umerfelt
and o are spending this week la
the vicinity Of Oxford. Pa. the home
of the formers parents.
| James B. Pownall Is employed at
the Oliver Loading Company.
The Misses Helen Clapp, Lillian
Enedeker. Bessie Erickson and Cert
rude CApp formed a merry party Of
local girls who spent the weekend at
Asbury Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rostein en-
tertained over the weekend a large
company that included the Misses
Anna Speigel, Sophia Abranson. An
ma Simon, Dorothy Wasserman
Messrs. Irving Ponon. Herman Ros-
enthal, Samuel Abranson, Jacob
| Trapedore, Morris Kaufman, Walter
Farber, Joseph Levin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Dorfman. A marshmallow
party was held Saturday night. WAL
ter Farber was the winner of the first
prize and Miss Anna Speigel o FIRST
honors for the ladies In the contest
for eating the most marshmallowA
Rev. q. Ashworth Burslem, pastor
OF the Plainsboro Presbyterian
church, occupied the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church yesterday morn
ing In the absence of the pastor, Rev.
w. j. b. Edgar.
Marshal Gustav FiiIhower IL again
on duty. He was absent several days
owing to the death of a brother I'm
Newark.
Rev. Joseph L Ewing. of Jersey
Shore, Pa, q former pastor of the
Jamesburg Presbyterian church. will
charge next Sunday morning.
Mrs Robert Graff substituted as
organist at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning. Miss Mary Dawson
being absent
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor and
daughters, Mabel en< Una, Minnie
Weissrt and Irene Wheeler spent the
weekend at Asbury Park.
liner Jorgenscn. OF the quarter
City, spent the weekend fnriough
with his parents here.
Mrs. Hazen Witty and children,
who have been visiting in Brooklyn
the past ten days. have returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter s. Graham
and children have returned from a
few days spent 1T Atlantic City.
Word has bean received from lrv-
ing 6imonds. who made his home
with his uncle. Albro Mason. at Low
er Jamesburg, from the military
camp at Syracuse. N. Y. where he
has gone for special service.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Mcdonald. OF
the Home for Boys. have resumed
their duties after a sixteen days va
cation Their son. Milton Mcdonald.
OF Jersey City. spent the weekend
with his parents.
william c. Crosby, of the local
shirt factory. has granted e 10 per
cent. increase IN wages. This makes
~ per osnt. increase granted within
III mast fhrAa W0REA
John Connerty. OF New York. spent
the Weekend at his home here.
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
I Voorhees, are spending the month
OF August at their cottage at Ocean
Grove. Mr.. Voorhees, spends the
evenings and wesk-end there.
The South Middlesex Farmers As
ISOLATION will 20 on their annual nsh-
ing party on Friday instead OF n
2ist as announced. Forked River viii
be the place. All who wish TO ac-
company the agr4~cuiturists are urged
70 notify Secretary John yohman
who viii make arrangements for the
boats. The start win be from the
Jamesburg postoface at s:t5.
Frederick Gunson. OF Camp Dix,
spent the weekend with his parents
John Jobes. OF Jersey City. spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. DAWSON
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Quinn. for
mer residents here. have returned
70 town and are making their home
at the Quinn homestead. the former
committing 10 this place.