Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-10
SOUTH AMB0Y

peen admitted to probate, directs that
the entire estate of the testator shall
so to his wife, Millicent Hogarth
Smock, and names her as the sole
~executrix. This win was executed on
July 10 n witnessed by the assist
ant prosecutor and Catherine Sea-
grave.
AIRS. James E. Gordon, of this city,
spent the weekend visiting with rel
atives in New York City.
A large delegation of the Loyal
Order of Moose Lodge. No. 1854, will
receive their third degree when they
hold their meeting tonight.
Announcement has just been made
that William Turner, well known in
this city, has become a benedict by
being married last Tuesday to Miss
Julia Smith of New York. The cere-
mony took place at New York City
also. After their honeymoon they
will i've in Atlantic City.
Anton Naliszewski, the recently
appointed. patrolman, has assumed
his duties and is now an active MEM
Der of this city's police force. He
takes the place of David Quinlan,
who is with the army overseas.
Mrs. Joseph Applegate will enter
tain the Ladies' Aid Society of the
First Presbyterian church tomorrow.
The Board of Trustees of the First
Presbyterian church have awarded
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opalescent glass windows to the
George Hardy Myne Studios of Pater-
son. The progressiveness of the
board is to be commended in that the
old style wooden frame windows are
to be abolished. While the Gillespie
Claims Board could only allow for re-
placement, the trustees hope to raise
the difference by subscriptions.
In the casualty lists of Thursday
there appeared the name of Corporal
Leo j. Whalen, being listed in with
those slightly wounded in action.
Rumors are afioat in this city that
action will probably be taken shortly
to have the midnight train make a
Stop In this city. This train was
formerly u here but was not sched-
uied to stop when the serious coal
shortage set in. 1t is hoped that
those who are contemplating this
action will De successful in their IN
dertaking.
! Lemuel Churchill, well known in
this city. who for some months has
been with the United States Naval
Reserve, has received his honorable
discharge and yesterday visited with
friends here.
George McGinity and daughter. of
Perth Amboy, visited in this city and
Keyport yesterday afternoon.
Private Smith Gravatt, who has
just been returned from overseas
service. visited in Kcyport yesterday
afternoon with friends there. Mr..
Gravatt will play the violin at the
lecture at the Y. nj. c.. A. tonight.
Mrs. Florence Disbrow and daugh-
ter Florence, of Jersey City, spent
yesterday visiting with friends and
relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.. Gregory, of this
city, are now at Santa Barbara, Cal,
and are stopping at Hotel Neal while
there.
There will be a meeting of the OK
ecutive board of the Woman's Tub
on Thursday night at the home of
Mrs. o. o. Barr at 237 Stevens ave
nue..
Practice has been started by the
local high school debaters for the
debate that will take place between
the local school and the Barnegat
high school March II. The locals
government ownership of all rail
roads. The team is composed of
MISSES blanche Brk1eman, captain;
Ruth Nilsson and Marie Shaw, with
Allen Compton as alternate. This
team holds the championship OF last
year, having defeated the South Riv-
or, Woodbridge and Keyport high
schools on the question of universal
military training. The debaters will
go by automobiles and will remain at
Barnegat over night, returning in he
morning.
Miss Sophie Let's. of New Bruins
wick, visited with relatives in this
city yesterday afternoon.
John Nichols has returned to his
home here after being in the st. Bar
4 nabas Hospital in Newark for some
tue where he underwent an opera
ton for his leg. He Is doing nicely
although he is not able to walk much
as yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigvard Emilussen
and daughter have move to New
Brunswick after residing in this city
for many years. Their former home
was in Broadway.
Tonight the Y. NJ. c. A. bowling
quintet will journey to Keyport and
bowl the Keyport Y men on their
alleys. A few weeks ago these men
came here and received three defeats
at the hands of the locals.
Harold a Wart, who formerly
resided in this city. visited with
friends here over the weekend and
returned to his home in Canada last
night.
John Thorpe and Alfonso Nelson,
of this city, visited in Perth Amboy
Saturday night.
Miss Freda Miller, of Woodbridge,
is visiting with Miss Mildred Apple
gate in this city for several days.
Crosby Matthews, secretary OF the
Y. Nj. c. A. here, has returned to his
duties after visiting with his relatives
in New York City over the weekend.
MIR. Matthews expects to move his
family to this city in q short time.
Mrs. Julia Samuelson is spending
several days visiting with relatives in
New Brunswick.
Mayor Gordon has been in touch
with authorities at Camp Morgan
and has received consent to have
more police protection here by addi-
ton of several military police from
that place.
Tonight w. H. War;, the secretary
of the Perth Amboy Y. NJ. c. A. will
give a lecture to the members of the
"Y" here which will illustrate n
explain the wonderful piece of con-
~struction, the Panama Canal. Every
one is invited to attend this lecture
and admission is free.