Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-28
JAMESRURc

OpeO among the members or MeChan-
les Home Council, Junior Order Unit.
ed American Mechanics sincs the in
PRODUCTION of quoits that are at the
disposal of the members after bust
ness sessions. Thomas Douglas and
w. Harry Lokerson are the leading
opponents of this pastime, with many
others giving them q close run 70,
their honors.
The condition of Edward Heyman,
who was the victim of the accident on
Monday In which he lost his left arm
by having it caught In the thresher
on the farm of Samuel Tantum, shows
a steady improvement. Mr.. Heyman
Is beneficiary under the liability act
for half of his wages for two hundr ed
weeks, due to this misfortune.
The annual masquerade bill will be
held at the summer home of Samue,
Rosteen, of near this place, on Sat
urday night. Prizes will be awarded
to the wearers of costumes in the
several classes to be arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hampton. and
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Bailey, OF
Gatzmar avenue, have returned from
Asbury Park, where they registered
at the New Monmouth hotel for a
week.
Two more J~amesburg boys, who
have been overseas( la been heard
from following their return. Nicho-
las Barberi received a message Sum
day that his brother, Frederick Bar
beri had arrived at Camp Merritt and
Word was received of the arrival
of Joseph de Lorenzo, of Lower
Jamesburg, who came in on the same
consignment of troops. Both boys
have since gone to Camp Dix, where
they await their discharge. They
have been in the army of occupation
in Germany and tell many interesting
experiences.
T. Slack ~Vandenburg, a spec al Off
GER for the Pennsylvania railroad.
who has been stationed at points near
South Amboy. is doing duty hcrea-
bouts, replacing Special Officer Lloyd,
who has been transferred to Atlantic
City for special duty.
Joseph Pergoli continues to Sc
cure t tie to many new parcels of
real estate. He has just closed for
the purchase of four dwellings, from
w. e. Paxton on Stevens street and
three dwellings from the Sophia Van
Artsdalen estate. He has four new
bungalows under construction on Per-
goli venue All are taken over for
investment purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Dughi, who
recently sold Their business to James
Craporatto, of Newark. have left town
and will make their home from
whence they came, Newark.
Jacob Hausser, who has been ASSOC
ciated in the grocery business in town
for a number of years, has d~iscontin-
ued the rural route of thct business
and has taken the management of the
coal and Timber business at Rocky
Hill. recently purchaser by Addison
Conover. Mr.. Hausser will continue
~ . 4IA loRI - ~ - ,AOr NJ,
Hausser will commute daily.
Common Council vii not nlaet on
Monday evening of next week. due to
the regular meeting night falling OH
Labor Day. They viii meet on The
following Monday night. September
All is in readiness for the big dance
to be held in st. James hall on La
Dor Day night by Jamesburg Fire
motor fund. Prices orchestra will
be present.
The New Jersey Novelty Footwear
Company made Their first shipment
OH Tuesday evening by motor truck.
Joseph M Perrine is On II business
trip to Flor da where he has a large
lumber interest.
John H. Enright has the contract
for the painting of the Daniel Ston-
dhGI III mtlllhS ol I
Furman Dormer is adding topsoil
to the lawns of his Railroad avenue
house preparatory to seeding i. down
Papers in a suit at law have beer
served between Isaac Green of fresh
Ponds. and Morris ~Feltsnstein, also
a resident of hal section, that will
be settled before a urjy at Borough
hall on Tuesday afternoon of mex
week. Green s THE complainant ii
the case.
Vernon Dinkle, of Brooklyn, ha.
moved to town and g employed b,
the New Jersey Novelty Footwear
Company.
Rev. and Mrs. John Ehrenstine o
the FIRST Baptist church, are spend
ing their vacation at Bradley Beach
Jacob Beuhler, of Stevens stree.
still continues in a very %precar:ou
state due TO his enfeebied conlit on