Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
KEYPORT

Mrs. Thomas Morrison, of New
York, is spending several days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John q.
! Schanck.
Mrs. Harold 2. Collins, of Asbury
Park. has been spending the week
, t tNother. Mrs. Anna Osborn.
Mr.. Collins spent the week end here.
n.ss - 4nIIred Langan has resumed
her duties at the local postofiice, after
J having been ill for several weeks.
Frank Brewer has purchased the
Charles snyder home on Second
street. Mr.. Snyder has removed to
Perth Amboy.
rt ~" ser, Of the T.. S. S. Ripple,
was the guest of his parents, MIR. ana
. -a..-es Kruser, Friday.
Mrs. l.. Brewer Wailing and daugh-
ter. Mrs. f.. Francis Enrich, have
! returned from a weeks sojourn at At
, la TIC city.
Mrs. Mary Hopp, of New York, is
. spending several days as the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. A. A.. Philo.
The new pipe organ which has been
purchased by the First Baptist church
is expected to arrive this week. The
organ has been purchased from the
Mollar Company.
Miss Syh.l Kempner, daughter of
Mrs. Rose Kempner, of Perth A,mboy,
celebrated her first birthday on sun
day and several relatives from his
re we're present to enjoy the occa-
sion, amang them being A. A. Philo,
Mrs. A. A. Philo, Melvin Philo, Mrs.
Drew J. Brophy n daughter Vir-
ginia ann Mrs. Mary Hepp.
Captain William f.. Woollcy was n
Trenton visitor the past week.
Mrs. Frank A. Smith spent the
week end as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Dunn Gravatt, of Brady
Park.
Carlos NJ. Carrasqulllo has entesed
tho Narauand school at Brooklyn for
a two yeaVs course. During that time
ide IN Brooklyn.
The match is scheduled for 80.
lJ&uo Tor Tuesday evening will be an
/ old fashioned hard clam chowder
/ party. The committee in charge uA
cludes David G.. Walling, Jr., Charles
a. Howell, Frederick Schildknecht.
william T.. Thistle and Benjamin
Mamlok.
DIR. and Mrs. William T. Walling
and daughter Eleanor are confined to
their home with illness.
PAUL C. Zimmerman spent the week
end as the guest OF friends at New
1ork.
The demonstration given by tho
canning club Saturday afternoon al
the Public Library proved to be a
most successful event. Miss Gen ga
| IballeN ull tue uCtllOllSlidlllB dllu tilt
canning was done by Miss Sadie Isl
Yard and Miss Elizabeth Hyer. The
talk was Instructive, and the girls
canned pumpkin and apples. Also ar
exhibit of the prize canned goods was
displayd and tho ribbons which Were
awarded at the state exhibition. Pins
were also awarded for the years work
to the girls who had completed theii
course Miss Elsie Dittmar, of Free
Ia WEN hna hpan inSfplptinn the
girls in canning was present and spoke
On tie newer project.
Funeral services for the late Theo'
dore Cherry were hod Friday after.
noon. burial being in Cedarwood
cemetery, South Report. The de
ceased. who was son of the late
Moses and Mrs. \ nnah Cherry, diet
afterra short illness of pneumonia. H'
was born in Keyport and always re-
sided here, being t~hirty-fve years old
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. VIC
! let Walling Cherry. n a daughter
his mother. two sisters. Mrs. Winfield
MauTer and Miss Elizabeth Cherry
q 4 two brothers, Joseph n WilSan
Cherry.
The skip stop which has been prac
ticed by the Jersey Central Traction
Company's cars for the past severa
months, has been abolished and TIL
stops made prior to the introduction
of the skip Stop, have been re-estab
lished.
Mrs. n. Hodgson RoseVear enter
tanned at a family party Friday nigh
when the guest of honor was Lowell
Wharton, of Kansas. now on the u. s
s. y 80 which has been on con
,oy duty across the English channel
An u~--Jsyaole evening OF music ant
social conversation was spent, con
Guiding with the serving of refresh
ments. Among those present werl
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin II. Wharton
Hewitt w. Wharton Carleton Whar
ton FSneth Wharton. Mrs. Susal
! Maynard, Mrs. Annie Wharton. Mis-
Alice II. Wharton, Mr.. and Hrs. n
Hodgson RoseVear and Maynar'
RoseNear.