Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-24
SOUTH AMBOY

The stained windows OF the parish
house of Christ church have now all
been replaced, after being damaged
considerably by the explosion of Oc-
tober 4. The windows are OF the de-
sign as previous.
Mrs. Mary Tice, of Matawan. spent
the weekend visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Let's in Main street.
Angelo Del Percio, who was dis
charged from the army service last
Thursday, was a visitor in Perth Am
boy on Saturday night.
John Dooling spent Saturday night
visiting with friends in Now York
City.
James ]. Lynn. a well known youth
in this city, who is with the 311th
Infantry in Germany. writes to some
of his friends in this city that he Is
now sergeant major of b company,
but also remarks that he is anxious
to como to this country again.
Andrew Kviest has returned TO the
| Marine Hospital In Stapleton after
visiting with his relatives in Prospect
street on a ten-day furlough. He Is
rapidly recovering from an operation
recently performed at this institution;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Scully and
family spent Saturday night as visi-
tors in Perth Amboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Shinn, of this
city, spent Sunday visiting with rela-
tives in Asbury Park.
Private Del Percio, who has been
overseas and seen active service In
the trenches "over there" a arrived
in this country and Is now in Camp
Dix, from which place he expects to
be mustered out shortly.
Misses Elsie Applegate, Mildred
Apologize, Viola HUFF and Maize
Stockton and Miller HUFF. OF this city.
and George Emery of Raven Rock,
who is visiting here, all attended a
party and dance held at Vernon last
| Friday night.
James Mccoy. OF Trenton. formerly
residing in this city. spent yesterday
| renewing old acquaintance.
The parts of the debate on the af-
! frmative side of the government own
| ership of railroads which will be up.
| held by the local high school debators
has been devided. and study has COM
menced for the debate THAI is to take
| place on April nth at the city Hail
| with Manasquan High school.
A special meeting OF the common
| council will take place at the city hall
| tomorrow night.
Warren Donnell. spent yesterday
| afternoon with relatives in AsbuTy
Park.
Miss Irene Smith. n we'll known girl
4 m w IlhlIluS~t, WHO also litE AAAatN
friends in this city, is confined TO her
home on account of a broken elbow.
sustained from falling from n bicycle.
The bowlers OF the Y. NJ. G.. a. here
will go TO New Brunswick tonight
where they will bowl a three game
match with n team there.
Miss Adelaide Dickinson. of Highs
town, spent yesterday with Miss Alya
Compton in his city.
CfRaAA Chou
Robert Hyers, V. J.. Abbatellio Were
visitors in Perth Amboy yesterday
afternoon.
Sergeant William j. Hart, OF Camp
Dix, spent Sunday visiting with
friends in Henry street.
Miss Marie Coakley, has returned
home. after visiting with relatives In
New York city for several days.
Charles Young. is having extensive
improvements made 10 his home in
Highland street, following the damage
done by the Morgan blast.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson OF South
River, spent Sunday with her sister
Mrs. Nels Kviest. who IL quite Ill al
her home in Prospect street.
Mis- Sophie Let's of New Bruins
wick. spent yesterday with relatives IN
Bordentown n
Mrs. Raymond Mason. of Keyport
/ hl2Atfl WIN ItAAAANSn AA ~ 1870
yesterday afternoon.
Harry T.. Mack. of KirkwOOd, Mis-
souri,. IS spending several days viii
relatives in Stevens
on Saturday afternoon a fire alarm
was turned in from box q. at tht
corner Of First street and Stockton
street, which upon the response %
the tiremon proved 20 be a slight hrt
at the home OF Edwin Scuily in 26i
Nj nsrnaN II FrrQ GhnWfNE gNfan
pushed.
Miss Elizabeth Senker. was a visi'
tor in New brunswick on saturday
afternoon.
Jacob and Jerome Newark. spen.
Saturday visiting in New York city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Magee. ol
IOld Bridge. spent the weekend viii
relatives in Second street.
Mrs. James a. Let's. spent sun
day with relatives In Red Bank.
Emil Kleeman and Miss Vera Diet
rick. OF Newark, spent yesterday with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Dietrich.
Miss Ella Buckalew. was a Perth
Amboy visitor last Saturday night.
A fine set OF surgical instruments
have been received by the city Hos
DitaI here, through Thomas j. Scully'
congressman OF the third dlslrst. ~
price Of the Instruments is said TO De
1880. They are ~ the present al
The Office OF DR.. +. A. heachem' bu'
will shortly be removed 70 the hospi-
tai.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Worthlng
spent yesterday afternoon with friends
in Jersey City.
Miss Lillian Bloodgood. OF Ions
| Branch. is spending several DAYS win
her Parents in B~ordentown avenue.
Mrs +. grimm. has returned 20 her
home In his city. after receiving
treatment at the Perth Amboy CITY
hospital for several days
Miss Carrie Williamson or New
York. spent Sunday with MI. and MIS-