Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-29
SOUTH AMBOY

Charles Petty. Of Second street, is
confined TO his home by illness.
In the issue of the EVENING
NEWS Saturday the name OF Lieu
tenant George Gundrum. Jr, was
omitted as being one OF the men from
this city who have attained commits
sions. Lieutenant Gundrum Is at
present at Jacksonville, Fla.
An important meeting of the Loyal
Order of Moose Lodge No. 1854 Is
called for tonight by the president for
the purpose of considering delegates
10 go to the convention In Chicago
next month.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Layton, of Cattle
rins street. 10 visiting In Newburgh.
Mrs. Charles +. Dill. of Second
street. has returned home after
spending several days In Jamesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Soft, of Perth
Amboy. spent yesterday In this city.
Mrs. Albert Conover and daughter
Doris returned t. their home in Tren-
ton after spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Let's In Pine
avenue.
Clarence 8. Thorpe. of Ward ave-
aue. spent yester lay in keensburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Hamilton and
family of teyens avenue were ia
K~eansburg yesterday.
Miss Helen T.. Conover. of Trenton.
has returned home after visiting In
this city.
Miss Edna widerstrom. of PertAi
Amboy. Is spending her vacation with
Miss Ruth Edberg in Henry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. G.. Edberg and
daughter Ruth. OF Henry street, spent
Saturday at Keansburg.
Miss Ruth and Russell Nilsson, of
Henry street. were in Keansburg Sat
urday afternoon.
Elias stratton. OF First street. spent
Saturday in Hightstown.
Samuel r. Ballard, of Broadway,
visited relatives In Belmar Saturday
and Sunday.
James A. Let's. OF Pine avenue
spent yesterday afternoon in Asbury
Park.
The Raritan River Railroad Com
pany OF this city raised their service
flag with thirty-two stars Saturday
morning. The Gag has stars for all
the men who are employed by them
who have gone TO the service. Three
large stars represent the men from
the local ONCE who have answered
their countrys call. They are Harold
Filskov. Edward f. Dill n N. Lee
Stults-
Joseph Alpine. of Pine avenue. has
secured q position at the California
Loading Company at Old Bridge.
Frank 8. Kirby. of New Brunswick,
visited in this city on Saturday after
james A. Canton, Of the q. S. n.
r. r.. visited In Main street over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon J. Voorhees,.
OF Pariin. spent Saturday night with
friends In this city.
Joseph Shields. OF Parlin. spent
Saturday night IN this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A Nilsson, OF
Pine avenue, enjoyed Sunday in
Keansburg.
Not far from Averys briekyard.
near Soldiers Beach yesterday after
noon. George Bryiinski. OF Augusta
street. while motoring with one of
THE guards from the California Load
ing Company met with an accident
that completely demolished his tour
ing car Brylinski escaped without
being scratched They were on their
way to the beach when the Keyport
trolley a came into collision with
the machine. causing the smashup.
The injured man was taken to the
Perth Amboy hospital. where it is
thought he win o The auto Is
still in the ditch where II was knock
ed by the collision
John J. Jacobs Jr.. OF Bordentown
avenue. spent Saturday night visiting
IN Perth Amboy.
Sunday morning AZ Z o'clock Pa
trolmen Mccormick and Ryan. OF
this city. placed Elizabeth Oliver OF
New York under arrest for being dis
orderly. At the trial the recorder
gave her ninety days IN the county