Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-09
SOUTH AMBoY

w. j. Donnell, a former resident in
this city, now living in Asbury Park
visited in this city with relatives aud
friends yesterday.
The Junior Glass performance OF
moving pictures for the OF
raising funds for the reception to be
rendered the graduating class. was
given last night, and a very large mum
Der of people attended. The financial
success of the benefit is ssured.
Misses Myra and Vera Deitrick, of
this city. left on Tuesday for an ex-
tended tour through the western part
of the country. They left here for
Pittsburg, where they will visit friends
and relatives and will go from there
to Chicago, to visit some relatives,
and from there to Joliet. ILL.,, where
they will remain for a few days, when
they will again return here. The trip
will take a month or six weeks.
John Lucitts' lorse caGsed great ex-
element yesterday morning. when for
some reason he became frightened and
ran away. 1t dashed through Broad
way at, a terrific speed, and came to
a stop in front of the bakery shop
at John street and Broadway. No
one was injured.
This afternoon the Morgan vicinity
Will be treated to two games of base
ball, when Companies c Pod Z will
stage a game. which will re played
prior to the game between Morgan
arsenal n a team picked from Co
lonia. The double header will be the
main attraction, although a brass
band from Colonia will also be here.
The cast of the Y. NJ. C. A. minstrel
at the Empire theatre on May Is,
WENT the Morgan "Y" last night to
produce their production as a rehear-
sal, and at the same time give the
mefbers of the cast a chance to play
before an audience before giving it
for themselves on the above mention
ed date.
Mrs. H. ]. Berrian spent yesterday
visiting In New York city.
William Rosinski has arrived at
Camp Mills after being in service for
some months. His home Is in Me-
chanicsville in this city.
Alonzo Winant. of South River,
who was at one time a resident here.
spent yesterday visiting with friends
here.
A baseball nine known as the Amer
ican A. c., averaging from fourteen to
sixteen years of age, desires to play
teams OF this age, on any date except
Sundays, on either visitors OF home
fields. Those desiring games should
write Stanley Brylinski.s
Mrs. James f. Nichols spent yester-
day visiting friends in Newark and
Elizabeth.
Mrs. Charles r. Rose visited yester-
day in New York city.
The tennis courts Of the local "Y"
were put into use yesterday after
for tho first time this season.
The court is in good condition and
with a little more rolling. it will be
in as good a style as 1t was ~ pre-
vious years.
The silver loving cup, which was
won by yle italians of the Allied
Bowling League last winter, has ar
rived. and stands about eighteen inch
es high. with the following names
engraved as members of the team: w.
NJ. ~Lambertson, J.. Beck
err inc w. DonnelI.
The funeral Of John w. Dill was
held from his late home in Mechan-
at two o'clock yesterday af-
and at two thirty from the
Protestant church here.
Rev. T. H. Shelter oficiated. after
which interment was Iiade. A large
number of fri1nds and relatives were
N attendance and the floral offerings
were many.
w. F. Hayes, formerly residing
here. Of Newark. spent yesterday with
In this city.
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