Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-13
KEYPORT

The annual bazaar and supper OF
Lincoln Hose company and Hook n
Ladder company, No. j, will ne heid
this year on July 4, 8, z, il 8. rms
was decided upon at a meeting heio
by the members on Tuesday evening.
The event will take place at the same
site on First street which has been used
for several years, and there will be
several contests of the same
as those held in former years. The
bazaar this year will be bigger and
better than ever. The company has
paid for all it's trucks and UP TO date
apparatus and the proceeds of TINS
event will so into the company's treas
ury.
Miss Dorothy Kahler is spending
two weeks In Reading, Pa, where she
Is the guest of her cousin, Miss Flor
ence Haver.
Miss A. l.. Tilton is spending sew
eral days with her cousin. Mrs. M.
Dunn Gravatt, OF Bradley PARK, N. j.
Mrs. w. w. Ormerod and children
were the recent guests OF friends az
Perth Amboy.
Miss Elsie NJ. Curtis Is spending sew
eral lays in New York where she Is
the guest of friends.
Mrs. o. b. Wilson is spesding sew
eral days with out-of-town friends.
Russell Post has purchased the
Hendrickson house or First street, OPP
posite ID. Z. Mahoney's grocery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Post and sons have been
spending the winter In New York, but
have returned 20 the borough.
Mr., and Mrs. George III. Kahler are
the guests of relatives in ltochester,
n. Y.
What might have been a serious fire
in the II. West Copany's garage was
averted by the prompt action OF the
employees of the firm on Tuesday
a~ftersoon. Herbert West noticed a
small blaze among some bagging in
the garage and with help OF several
employees water was carried and the
fame extinguished. The large de-
livery truck was in the building at the
time the fire was noticed.
Announcement is made OF the 4
rage OF Miss Maria Craddock n
Russell Turner at the Second Baptist
church Sunday at the close of the SER
vice, Rev. NJ. Hicks pastor OF III
church oficiating. After the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis james n
tertained the wedding party. The
couple will reside in the borough.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Sieben. of Divi-
sion street, entertained a party OF
friends and relatives at their home
the Sieben house, yesterday, when
banquet and musicale were enjoyed.
M uSlGdA 6tItCllOlAo WEAS ~ ~ 49,
Stenger, Miss Anna Mae Sleben,
Miss Helen Drumm, Messrs. Sieben
and Wolfe. Messrs. Sieben and Wolfe
were the chefs of the occasion, which
was thoroughly enjoyed by those pres
ent, which included MIR. and Mrs.
Stenger, Doctor and Mrs. JEFF
fries. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Zavade. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Sieben, Richard Wolfe,
John Manning, Harry Maurer' An
drew Lambertson, Helen Drumm, Will
liam Thorn, Miss Marguerite Sieben
and Miss Anna Mac Sieben.
The debating steam from South
River will come here on Friday even
ing to debate against the local high
team IN the high school audito-
rum, the topic being Government
OF the Railroads" The
members of the visiting team will be
Chester X. Stachowski, Helen c. Lind
strom, Jay p. Rhatican, George L.
Miss Viola G.. Gaillord is the
coach. The local team will include
Ralph Rothbart, John Scully, Jr., Al
fred Walling and Hilda Fischer. Miss
Eloise II. Odell is the coach. Judges
will be ]. William Helm and Mort ".
Paeh, Of Red Bank, and Sheriff Ell
mer II. Geran, OF Matawan. The pub
lie in general is invited TO be pres
ent.