Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
SOUTH AMBoY

| night at their regular meeting rooms.
On Wednesday, January 29th. the
official dedication of the Y. NJ. G. a.
| at Camp Morgan will take place at 8
o'clock in the special auditorium
| Military and Y. NJ. &. A. officials will
be present and an elegant program
| has been prepared. The public is in
vited to attend this event.
Raymond Fleming, who has been
In training at Camp Greene, y. g,
for many months, has received his
| honorable discharge from his mill
tary duties at camp. and arrived in
this city to live with relatives here.
Mr.. Fleming was formerly employed
in one Of the local drug stores.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Let's, spent
yesterday afternoon visiting with Mr..
! and Mrs. Wallace Bennett in Red
Bank.
Corp. Albert Cole. of the 31Oth In
fantry. which unit is overseas, has re-
tI-ned to his company after being in
one of the base hospitals over there
! rs a result OF being gassed. Corporal
Cole is apparently over the i'll effects
of II, and is row in fine health, ac-
cording to word received by relatives
i'm this city recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Let's of Sayre-
vile. spent Sunday visiting with her
relatives in Parker avenue.
Mrs. John D%ahlgreen and son Don
aid of Sayreville. visited with rela-
tiyes in this city las Saturday and
also spent the afternoon with friends
in Perth Amboy.
A question has been asked in one
Of the New York newspapers regard
ing the return of the 1l4th infantry
from overseas, to which many young
men from this city are mer'bers, and
II was made known that no date has
been set for the return of this unit.
Tomorrow night an adjourned
meeting of the city council will be
held at the city Hall, az which time
the purchasing of the Wcsco property
for a water plant will be decided up
on. Yesterday the city fathers went
to this porperty and made an inspcc-
ton in order to he ready for n dcci-
sion tomorrow night. They also look
ed Owe tho new power house that is
being erected at the corner OF George
street and Feltus.
Glenn Stults was a Perth Amboy
visitor on Saturday afternoon.
Louis Borlund. Sr.. of this city, who
was formerly employed at the Du
Pont powder mill at Parlin, has Sc
cured employment as one of the
bridge tenders on the county bridge.
Thomas canton spent yesterday in
Brooklyn, m while there called upon
his brother James, who is in the L. s.
Naval hosnital there with pneumonia.
He is however improcing much to the
delight OF his friends
joseph G~iaquintO. of the L. $. navy,
is spending a ten days furlough with
his father in this city. Joe as he is
known to his friends in this city has
seen nan sights and had many ex-
periences in his trips TO n fro to
the other continent.
Rumors were a foot Friday night
that Monsignor j. i. Brady, who is
very i'll. was dead. but upon investi-
CATION as to the basis of this rumor it
was found not to be so, although he
is seriously i'll yet.
Marvel Appiegate. who has been i'll
at the home of his parents in Pine
avenue, is slowing recovering and the
physicians have announced that he is
now out OF danger.
Joseph Gundrum, son of Mr.. and
Mrs George Gundrum, wrs taken to
a New York hospital Friday to un-
dergo an operation.
Thomas Layton. of this city. has Sc
cured a position in Panama, and will
shortly leave for that section Of the
country.
Robert Kerr and Miss Ruth New
ton. of this city. spent Saturday night
in New DIRK city.
George +. Hillman, who has been
confined to his home in Henry street
for several months with Pneumonia, is
now abb" to be about the town again.
George McKe1}a. of Prospect
street. spent yesterday afternoon Wis
iting in Perth Amboy.
Hesikiah johnson and John Hickey
OF his city visited in Perth Amboy
yesterday afternoon.
The home of Nels Kviest is pros
pect street. is now completed and he
expect to move his family into the
repaired home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Nichols
spent the week visiting with rela-
tives i'm Jersey city.
Simon Skow is confined to his home
in John street as a result of sustain
ing an injury to his back.
Mrs. Raymond Mason, of Keyport,
formerly of this city. is reported to be
suffering with influenza at her home
there,
Thomas n. Kviest spent Saturday
visiting with MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Rehheld in keyport.
Miss Mae Brown was among the many
Perth Amboy visitors Sunday afN-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keane are
rejoicing over the birth Of a bounc-
ing baby boy born to them n day
la ? week.
Dir. and Mrs. II. Sundstrom and
| NltADEld, hi btbDAiN ~, aPfilA
the week END with friends in Feltus
street.
The erection of the new school
house in John street, is rapidly be-
ing completed for the first two hoors
and is now progressing towards the
roof. The plumbing work II cleo
trio wiring has also been done. The
contractors, however, have not set
any date for the COMPLETION of the
building. The old building which has
undergone many improvements and
repairs will be reopened on February
nth.
The Star OF Bethlehem Lodge No.
II. of his city. will - to Keyport to-
morrow night to attend the lodge Of
that place.
X. c. Edberg. of this city. spent the
week end visiting with relatives In
Brooklyn.
The building that has been repaired
at the corner of Pine avenue and
Henry street by Morris Alpine and
which will be used as a drug store, Is
rapidly nearing COMPLETION.
Dennis Murphy. who recently re-
ceived his honorable discharge from
the navy. was a Perth Amboy Wis
itor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Alfred Johnson and
Miss Eliza Donnell and Mr., and Mrs.
James sexton, of this city, motorcd TO
Asbury Park yesterday.
Misses Marie Shaw, Mildred ste
phenson and Ruth Nilsson were Wis
itors in T%ottenville Saturday after
I noon.
Miss Martha Buchanan has re-
sumed her duties az n of he high