Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-10
JAMESBURG

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Joseph Pergoii has purchased the
site of the recent fire where Pownall
g. Rogers were burned out and has
already commenced the erection of
five dwellings. The buildings will be
of brick and viii be Of cottage size.
Mrs. Harry Bailey and son George
of Freehold, was the guest Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Fred Dey several days the
past week. returning home Sunday.
Donald Dare, son of DR.. n Mrs. J.
r. Dare, has received a certificate
from the Officers Reserve Training
Corps at Plattsburg, N. Y. Those
receiving the highest marks will be
selected to instruct students In col
plying military instructors.
Mrs. Aaron Savidge is i'll at her
home.
Another card has beer received
from John G.. Valek of Helmetta, who
has arrived from another safe trip
to France This is the fourth trip
overseas that John has made. He Is
In the transport service. He wishes
to be remembered to all his friends.
He is at Newport News. Va.
Word has been received from Earl
Hampton at the Pelham Bay Naval
Training station in New York, where
he has been assigned. that he is IN
der quarantine for the given period
and already has become imbued with
the spirit of the service.
Pownall q Rogers. who recently
fwere burned out at Lower Jamesburg,
will shortly reopen with a new Local
ton. They ave purchased the ce-
ment block garage and adjoining lot
alongside of the siding at Lower
Jamesburg and will extend the prem
ises by additional land.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Diblin spent
Tuesday in New York City.
William Vanderhoef has enclosed
his property on the Stevens street
side with q mex fence.
Routine business was the order at
the meeting Of the Jamesburg Fire
Company held in Borough Hall Mon
day night.
Miss Flora Morrison attended the
demonstration at the Walker-Gordon
Milk Farm at P~lainsboro Of bee Gull
ture which vas held under the direc-
ton OF e.. b. Cook, the state inspector.
Miss Morrison is greatly Interested by
practical experience with an extensive
apairy at her home that has over
twenty hives OF bees of fine strain.
The case between Mrs. Charles
Ippolitto and Mrs. Mary Rousa that
was listed for a hearing before Re-
corder Frank Pownall Monday norm
Ing did not materialize as the parties
at odds settled the case ont CT court
by the payment OF tho cost. 81 for
auto hire and c~onstable's charges.
Mrs. Rousa was charged with biting
Mrs. Ippolitto on the arm several days
ago over a dispute regarding a family
AFFAIR.
Nicholas Paladino secured a judg-
mont by default before Justice OF the
Peace William E.. Paxton at Borough
Hall Monday morning in the suit
against f.. SAVING, whom the former
charged with falling to pay for tho
painting of the latter's house to the
amount OF $50. The action was not
contested and Justice Paxton a a
Judgment for the full amount sued
for.
Agent Burdge of Lakewood, was in
town Monday and made an investiga-
ton of the complaint OF someone ty-
ing q horse in the woods near the
Home for Boys and leaving 1t for
dead. While the evidence pointed
strongly against a neighbor of Domi-
nick Bamqua, who made the COM
plant. the case was not strong enough
to warrant an arrest being made.
Earl McFadden has purchased n
Hudson automobile.
John p. Kirkpatrick, chairman Of
the Jamesburg and Monroe township
war savings drive. has called a meet
ing to be held this Wednesday even
Ing in the rooms over the First Ma
tional Bank for the purpose OF or
ganizing a War Savings Club. Mr..
Gilmore. from the Central Committee
win be present to address the meet
ing. All are urged to be present. COM
mencing at s o'clock.
Miss Flora Morrison OF Lake street
has good cause to recall her attend
ance al the demonstration OF the care
OF honey bees given at the Walker
Gordon MIX Farm Tuesday OF this
week. She was made the target for
attack OF one OF the bees while an
interested spectator at the demon
stration and its aim WAS true. The
! right side of her face vas swollen out
/ of shape. making her hardly recog-
nizabIe.
Mrs Albert G. LANCE is III.
The committee in charge of h
Sunday school picnic OF the First
Baptist Church nave decided TO hold
the annual picnic In the woods OF the
Home for Boys il permission can be
again granted. At the morning service
OF the Baptist Church on Sunday the
sacrament OF the Lords Supper wa
| observed with an unusually large at
tendance OF members who particfpc--
/ ed In the service. Oscar Conrad -
Philadelphia ang two solos In ane
voice appropriate to the service. He
is w~ell-known as a vocalist among To-
cal residents.
Clarence j. Collins OF New York
City. spent the weekend with his
| family at the home OF his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Richards OF
Lower Church street.
Mrs Albert s. Owens. ST.. GONZALES
cent from a serious operation at q
Trenton hospital. Is spending several
weeks At the home OF her son, Will
| liam Owens AZ Prospect Plains
Mr.. and Mrs. Rohn Hoover n
children Of High Bridge. are spend
J ing several weeks as guests At he
Lakeview and With Mrs. Isaac q
BuckeleH. mother OF Mrs. HooFon.
James Buckeiaw or Wilmington. Del
anrare. spent Sunday a. the Buckeiew
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