Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-31
SOUTH AMBoY

Every OF the Ambulance
Committee is requested to attend the
weekly meeting of the committee to
be held next Tuesday night at the Ar
mory in First street. Several OF the
members have canvassed their dis
triets already m 1t is desired that all
others complete their work by Sep
TENDER z.
Mrs. Roller c. Baird of Long
Branch Is spending several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.. Campbell at their
home in Catherine street.
Mrs. Walter Mundy of Catherine
street who has been spending some
time at the Thousand stands is ex-
pected to return to her home in this
city over the weekend.
Mrs. r. p. Mason, ST., and daughter
Eleanor of First street are at Ocean
Grove.
L. b. Bostwiek of David street. has
resumed his duties at the Du Point
powder mills, after enjoying his an
nua two-weeks' vacation.
Miss Mary Seaman of Second street
is spending her vacation with friends
and relatives in South Bethlehem, Pa
Miss Madeline Burn of Pine ave-
nue. is visiting with friends in Dover,
on her vacation for two weeks.
Miss Henrietta NJ. Watson of Eliza
beth has returned home after visiting
- VIII lhAtil0S anu TcAdltNcS III lnf6 CITY.
Mrs. Andrew Gier OF New Bruins
wick, Mrs. Howard Brown and daugh-
ter Evelyn, and Mildred Emmons en-
Joyed Thursday at Soldiers Beach.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Chapman
of Second street, spent yesterday visit
ing in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mortimer Parker
of Main street. spent last night In
Perth Amboy.
Miss Agnes Murphy of Rome, N. Y.
is spending the remainder OF her va
cation with Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
Runaway in Stockton street after
spending a week in Washington. d. c..
with her cousin. Miss Marjorie Brack-
en-.
Mrs. William S. Dey and daughter.
Marjorie of Main street, are spending
several days at the ~seashore of Asbury
Park and Ocean Grove.
William Grover of the quartermas-
ter's corps, formerly stationed at Fort
Slocum. and later transferred TO some
southern cantonment, la arrived
safely on the other shores.
Philip Purcell who has been in the
service of the u. s. army for several
years. has returned to his camp at Fort
Lenitt. Maine. after visiting with his
parents in Pin avenue for several
days.
Samuel Medinets of Broadway left
yesterday for a several days stay at
the home of relatives in Liberty. N. Y.
James Canton of the u. S. ". r. Il.
Is visiting with his relatives in Main
street for several days. on his fur
Tough, and last night spent a few hours
with friends in Matawan.
John Perrine of this city Is spending
several days at Erie. Pa.
Mrs. Seaman Christian and son Ed
ward and Mr.. and Mrs. White of Sec
ond street. are spending the weekend
with friends IN Albany.
Mrs. Martin Nash of Manyunk. Pa.
Is visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Let's at their home In
Pine avenue.
John Quinlan of the u. s. N. r.. +. is
home oil a short furlough with his
friends and relatives in this city, and
last night visited with friends in Perth
Amboy.
The Sacred Heart Parish of this city
will hold their annual picnic at the
Sacred Heart Park. on Labor Day. Tho
usual attractions, together with sev-
eral other novelties will be provided.
Although today is tho last day in
which the Western Union Telegraph
Office of this city Is TO be located Mt
the New York and Long Branch rail-
road station. they having been given
instructions TO vacate by September
/, IL Is likely they will have 10 remain
for the present as no suitable place
has been provided.
Today sever men from the Third
district will entrain for Camp Greene,
n. c., for special military duty. Those
from this city, that win answer this
call are: Raymond A Fleming. SAM
uel X. Sprague and Charles Sutliff.
James Anthony Monaghan will be the
alternate.