Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-28
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Miss Mildred u. Caldwell. of Pc
tersburg. N. j., is spending several
days with her sister, Miss Emma
Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps Cherry have
returned after having spent a weeks
vacation at Haines Falls, N. Y.
Mrs. Anna Osborn and daughter,
Miss Helen Osborn. were visitors at
Red Bank Thursday.
Mrs. William Danforth, of New
York. will render a solo at the morn-
ing service in Calvary M. f.. church
tomorrow.
G.. Beverly Towles has greatly i'm
proved his shorefront property near
Walnut street al lakewood Park by
filling in the grounds and regarding
same.
Charles Daniels. of lakewood Park.
was the guest of friends at New York
several days this week.
William IL. Storms, of Lakewood,
was notified by Recorder Thomas i.
Smith to come before him last Tues
day and show cause why a nuisance
on his property on Church street
should not be abated. The summons,
which was sent by mali, was ignored
and n second notice was sent on Fri
day to be served on Mr.. Storms by
the chief OF police of Lakewood, the
case to be heard on July Z.
The bazaar and fete held under the
direction of the Ladies' Aid and the
Guild of the Reformed church Thurs
day was we'll attended despite the in
clement weather. All sorts Of fancy
and domestic articles as well as veg
etables, ice cream. candy and other
goodies were for sale. The gross re-
ceipts of the event total $152. This
sum will probably be devoted to the
general fund for the rebuilding of the
church which is expected to be begun
In another year. Sufficient funds for
the heating plant are on hand and
the interior of the church is to be
renovated. the main entrance to be
placed on the north side, and q parish
house built in the rear. As this will
cost a considerable sum of money the
church societies r very active in
raising funds.
Mrs. Mary Parker, wife of Thomas
f. Parker, was committed to the
State Hospital for the Insane or
Thursday by Recorder Smith, who
committed her upon the decision OF
Drs. A. Peteler and H. s. Cooley. Mrs
Parker la been committed to an
asylum on three previous occasions.
Her husband Is In employee of the
Aeromarine Plane Sc Motor Company,
Mrs. w. d. Allen and Miss Loretta
Stillwetl were the guests of friends at
Red Bank this week.
Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Hand and
family, of Third street, have returned
from a visit with friends at Lewis
burg, Pa, going there to attend the
thirty-ffth annual commencement OF
Bucknelll University, of which Mr..
Hand is a graduate.
i Mrs. Frances Lackey and daughter,
Miss Mildred Lackey. of Church
street. have returned after having
spent three weeks in Greenport, l.. L.,
as the guests of Mrs. George c. ELS
worth.
Mrs. William Caldwell. of Peters
burg, N. j., is the guest of Miss
Teresa Walters.
Mrs. G. l.. M. Ogden. of Camden.
is spending several days as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Collins.
Funeral services of the late Mrs.
charlotte Lent were conducted at the
undertaking establishment of Harvey
s. Bedle on Friday afternoon, Rev.
Benjamin Degwell. rector Of st
Mary's Episcopal church, officiating.
Interment was in Rose Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Lent died at the Wayside Home
for the Aged and Infirm., formerly
residing on Church street. this bor-
ough. For several years h has been
q helpless invalid.
A case against Mary Cranshaw
upon complaint of Lester Freeman.
whereby he charged dtsorderly con
duct on the part of the former, was
held before Recorder Thomas i.
Smith this week. the case being dis
missed upon the the promise of the
woman to keep the peace. Freeman
alleged that as he vas about to rent
an apartment in the Government
Row property the woman came out
of her rooms and became abusive.