Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28
JAMESBURG

Earl Hampton, Of the Bockaway
naval training station. spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hampton.
About the limit in the manner OF
complaints TO Marshal Fillhower was
the visit of q woman suffering from
Ia ~toothache which she attributed to
the failure of the dentist to complete
the extraction of the tooth. She
sought the arrest OF the party at
fault.
Herman Shostak, connected with
the Quartermaster's Department,
with headquarters at Baltimore, Md,
Is spending a three days furlough
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Shostak. He expects to be discharged
from the service within a few days.
Charles T.. Paxton attended the
New York poultry show in Madison
Square Garden the last day OF the
show. He was at one time one of the
most prominent poultrymen engaged
in the chicken business.
Sergeant Frederick Gunson. of
headquarters, Camp Dix, spent the
weekend furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Gunson. He
expects to be discharged from the
service within two weeks.
George A~pplegate, son OF Seward
Apologize, Of near Spotswood, died
at his homo on Harrison street Sun
day night following an Illness of some
days. The immediate cause of his
death was pneumonia II influenza.
John W. Vohman, of the Buckelew
cranberry bogs, has just completed a
cleanup drive at his place In the re-
moval of several barns that were the
original buildings on the place when
the boys were first set out over a half
century ago. New buildings Will be
erected In the place OF the RACED
buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Flumorfelt
are rejoicing over the visit OF the
stork who left a baby daughter yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Bailey are
I'll with the influenza but are much
improved.
Harry c. Groves has recovered
from an attack of the influenza.
Jamesburg is bone-dry according to
the visit Sunday of the internal rev.
enue collector from the New Bruins
wick district. No a drop has been
sold illegally at Jamesburg and the
word that will go TO headquarters is
that it was the talk OF old women"
This report win not bear out h facts
in tho case nevertheless as almost any
small child can purchase liquor at
will. Large shipments are made
weekly to Helmetta and from there
caTteu 10 inns pIdCe VIA lhe ioau
through the woods. The consoling
suggestion has been made, neverthe-
less. that the town appropriate $500
and then a cleanup will be made.
Harry Malone, who has been sta
toned at Camp Upton, J.. l.. has been
h%onorably discharged from military
service. He is thinking OF returning
to Dakota, where his mother conducts
a large ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dey enter
tanned over Sunday at their home on
Augusta street Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bergen, ~newlyweds of Dayton; Mr..
and Mrs. David Dey and daughter
GLADYS, and Mrs. Rebecca Dey, Of
lCranbury.
Miss Grace Emens spent the week
end with her sister. Mrs. William
Seimons. at New Brunswick.
The dance given in Lange's Hall on
Friday night by the committee OF
young people was a C financial
ly.
Tho Eastern Foundry Company
have purchased a new Buick touring
car for their use between Matawan
and Jamesburg.
The writer is in receipt or a letter
from Harold w. Bennett from France
and he says in part hat he has re-
Gently seen Joseph Witkowski, of this
place. who was reported severely
wounded. Harold says that Witkow-
ski has been but slightly wounded
land is in good health. He also takes
exception TO the published facts that
he was a sergeant. He has not earn
ed tina honor and has simply done
his best, though a corporal. The
writer has a letter from Mr.. Bennett,
nevertheless, hat bears the signature
| OF Sergeant Bennett and this was
the source from whence the item
came hat seems TO have ru1led ouI
\ local soldier.