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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Miss Minnie NJ. Crabtree, niece Of Mr..
and Mrs Gustavus A. Walker, will be
married to William Butler Ogden, Jr.,
to-day at noon In Christ Church, Tar
rytown, N. Y The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev Walter Reid. who
will be assisted by Bishop Charles Sum
ner Burch of New York. Miss CrabA
II ee's only attendant will be her aunt,
Mrs. Walker. and the bridegroom's ia
theI will act as best man. After the
ceremony there will be a wedding
breakfast at Kilravock, the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Walker.
The Countess de Rodellec du Porzic,
who arrived yesterday from France. IL
at the st. Regis.
Mrs Robert NJ Thompson, after pass
ing the summer in Southampton. has
gone TO the Greenbrier. White Sulphur
Springs.
Robert A. Taft Of Cincinnati is a,
the Chatham
Miss Genevieve Parker, niece OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ambrose @. Todd of 449 Park
avenue, will be married to DR.. John H
bennington of this city on the after
: noon OF November 26 in st. .Thomas's
Church. A reception will follow at the
Gotham.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Slade have come
to the Plaza from Oyster Bay.
ex-senator and Mrs. Thomas Taggar1
of Indiana, who have been for severa
weeks in French Lick Springs, are al
the Vanderbilt until they go to Wash
| ington.
| Miss Juliana Cutting is visiting Mrs
William Pollock at Holmesdale. In
| Pittsfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs, d. Percy Morgan have
returned. to New York from a visit will
| Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. deGersdorff a
Orchard Hill, in Stockbridge, Mass.
| After passing a few days at the st
Regis Mr.. and Mrs. Edward s. Hark
! ness have returned to their country place
in New London, Conn.
Miss Margaret Sumner Carson. daugh
ter of Col. and Mrs. John NJ. Carson
! OF IL East Fifty-third street, whose mar
riage to Henry Chandler Holt will taxi
place October 20 in the Church of thu
| Heavenly Rest. will have her cousin
Miss Nancy s. King, as her only atten
dant Hamilton Holt will act as hi
brothers best man. A small reception
! will follow at the Gotham.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bakhmeteff hav
come from Stone Villa, Newport, to tn
Ritz-Carlton.
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FAHNESTOCK FAMILY
IN MOTOR COLLISION
Escape Injury in Accident in
Bcrkshires, but Three in
Other Car Are Hurt.
MORE VISITORS IN LENOX
Laniers Entertain Week End
Guests-Mrs. COrtlandt +.
Bishop Returns.
MORE VISITORS IN LENOX
sn.oial pespateh TO TuE sun.


LENox, Mass. Sept 26.-WhileN Mr..
and Mrs. Harris Fahnestock were tour
ing on Mohawk Trail to-day their auto
mobile collided with a passing machine.
Mr.. Fahnestooks family escaped inju-
ries, but three persons in the other car
we're hurt, and one was taken to a
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. d. Lanier and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lanier I'd are at
Alien Winden for the week end.
,- Mrs. Cortlandt f. Bishop returned to
the Naples to-day.
Burr C.. Chamberlin of New York is
visiting his father. Ansel Chamberlin
in Dalton.
Miss Margaret Livingston Lee has
ioined Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Livingston
Lee at Curtis Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond T. Baker and
the house party they entertained at their
lodge at Raquette Lake, In the Adiron'
dacks, have returned to LenoS
Egerton Swartwouth, who has beer
passing the summer in Stockbridge, !:
IN at a hospital in Pittsfleld.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry P. Jaques will gt
to France soon to visit their son, Capt
Francis Jaques, who is In the transports
ton service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Mason, Mr.. and
Mrs. George @. Pagenstacher, Miss e. j
Merrill and Miss b. r. Forker of New
York have arrived at Curtis Hotel.
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JUDGE PARDEE DIES
IN ATLANTA, AGED 81
Served in Army and Navy Be-
sides on u. S. Bench.

ATLANTA, Sept. 26.-Don Albert Par
dee, aged 50, senior Judge OF tho Fifth
Circuit OF the United States Court OF
Appeals, died of acute indigestion in his
home here to-day.
Judge rardee. in addition TO hts years
in the judiciary, served also his Gov
eminent In both the naval and military
branches during his long career. He
was born at Wadsworth, Medina county,
Ohio, the son of Aaron and Evelne
cycles Pardee. In 1854 he got n cadet
ship In the Naval Academy at Annapo-
lis, serving there for three years. He
left the academy to study law and was
admitted to the bar In 1859, practlcing
at Medina until the outbreak of the civil
war, when he volunteered.
Judge Pardee was commissioned a
Major In the Forty-second Ohio 1nfan-
try october 27, 1861. and was promot "a
10 Lieutenant olonelcy March IA the
following year. He was aftcrward
brevetted a Colonel and Brigadier-Gen-
eral Of volunteers for gallant and mer'-
torious service during the war"
After Lees surrender in 1866 Judge
Pardee went to New Orleans and re-
sumed the practice Of law. He was APP
pointed Register in Bankruptcy in 1861
and was judge of the Second Judicial
District Of Louisiana from 1865 to 1850
In 1879 he was delegate to the Loulsi-
ana Constitutional Convention. The fol.
lowing year he was Republican candl.
date for Attorney-General in that State
He had been Circuit Judge OF the Fifth
Judicial Circuit since May, 1851, ant
had lived in Atlanta since June, 1898
He married Miss Julia e. Hard II Wads
worth in 1861.
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DIED..

observation-disclosures Burnet. son of the
late the Hon. Harvey Baldwin Of SYRIA
cuse, y, Y, suddenly at Edgewater
Park y ].
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
cLARK-Gertrude Josephine (nee Wis
waID, at her residence. 425 West End
avenue, New York city.
Funeral private.
FREER Charles Lang Freer, brother of
Watson NJ. Freer. at Hotel Gotham.
New York city. September rs. 1919. in
the sixty-sixth year OF his age,
Funeral at the chapel OF A. Carr a Son,
Kingston, y, Y. Monday. September
g. 1912, at p. N. 1t is requested
that no flowers be sent.
LANE.-on September as. 1919, Matilda
Schuyler. widow OF !. Remson Lane
and daughter OF the late Edward and
Gertrude Brown scribner.
Funeral services at her late residence.
a25 Lincoln avenue, Orange. N. j.. on
saturday, September 81. at p. NJ.
HALSEY.-At Brooklyn, N. Y. September
%, 1919. Anna Mills, widow OF George
Augustus HalAey. formerly Of Astoria,
d" l., in her seventy seventh year.
HOWsER-Marie G. Services THE Flu
NERAL CHURCH" Broadway and
siSy-siTth street Drank +. CampbelD
saturday 2 p. NJ.
hoRHS--c. Rosalis. age B. servicei
THE FUNERAL CHURCH." Broad
way and sixty-slxth street Drank T.
csmpbelD, Saturday. 1880 A. NJ.
sl'EIGHT-At Cornwall. n. Y, on sep.
tember "a, LAzzis. daughter OF the lat,
franklin and Sarah Latham sleight.
Funeral services from her late residence
Fshkill, y. Y, on Saturday, septem,
Der a. at 2;3o p. NJ. Interment Fish,
XII, y. Y.
"PEARlN.--Georse Brinton, at Deal. y. J.
on Friday, September 2s.
FUNERAL services at his late residence OF
sunday, september rs, at 4 p. NJ. In
terment private.
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MISS @. RosALIB MORRIS.

Miss c. Resale Morris, a descendant
OF Lewis Norris. one of the early landed
settlers Of Morrlsania. The Bronx, died
Wednesday after a brief illness She
was 46 years OF age and lived at 20
Forty-sixth street, Neponsit. l.. I. Miss
Norris was born in Brighton, England,
while her parents were on a foreign tour,
and was educated privately in this coun-
try and abroad. She achieved some dis
tinction as a painter of water colors, and
exhibited at the Philadelphia and Balti-
more Water Color clubs on her return
from tour of China and Japan.
She was a member of the Daughters
of the American Revolution and the Co
lonial Danes A brother, Capt. Lewis
Norris Of the United States Medical
Corps. survives her. The funeral will
be held to-day from ST. AIMS Episcopal
Church, ST. AIMS avenue and 140th
street, The Bronx. The body is now al
the Funeral Church.
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MANY PARTIES AT SPRINGS.
Guests at White sulphur Enter
tanned mt the Casino.

Special Despatch 10 THE sus.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va.
Sept. 26.-The Casino was the scene for
MANY parties to-day.
Mrs. Wilson Edwards gave a luncheon
for six. Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. McNulty Of
Buffalo entertained for several friends.
Eighty members of the West Virginia
Chapter D. A, r. had tea at the
Casino to-day.
Mrs John Cotton entertained this af-
teri DON.
Barton French and several friends
notored from Hot Springs to-day and
had luncheon party in the Green
brier
MI. and Mrs. Thomas Williams and
several friends motored to Lewisburg
to-day. ]. C. Drouillard and party mo
tored TO Elmhurst Farm for luncheon.
Col. Preston Davis OF New York has
returned to the Greenbrier for a few
days John C. Cuttings OF Washington
is here. judge and Mrs. J. Barlow Cul-
lum and Miss Mollie Cullum of Pitts
burg are here from Atlantic City.
Mrs. S. w. Peck, Miss T. Adler and
Miss Burke have arrived from New
York
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LEAVE SHORE HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MarIxle Return
From Manchester.


Special Despatch to The suS.
BOSTON. Sept 26.--Mr. and Mrs. John
Markle OF New York, who have been at
Manchester on the North Shore through
out the summer, have returned TO Their
home at the Hotel Plaza. They have
had for the season the estate OF the late
Robert c. Hooper in the West Manches-
ter section, which now belongs to his
daughter, Mrs. Lathrop Brown of New
York. formerly Miss Helen Hooper. Mr.
and Mrs. Brown have spent the Skinner
at their place, Land Of Clover. at St.
James, L. /.
Mrs. Fannie Kingsley of Highland
avenue. Somerville. announced the mar
riage on Wednesday of her daughter.
Gladys, to Marx II. Jouett, Jr., of Win
| chester. at st. Jamess Church, West
Somerville. Mrs. Jouett is a graduate OF
Bradford Academy. Mr.. Jouett was
graduated from Harvard with the class
of 1903 and is a member OF the firm OF
| CHM Co., publishers
Miss Dorothy Carmen Empey, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs George Fl. Empey
OF 163 Fourth street, in the Wellington
district of Medford, and cousin OF
Arthur Guy Empey, author OF lover the
Top" was married Thursday night 10
Harry p. tombstone. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
David w. tombstone of Tampa, Fla.
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RECEPTIONS IN NEWPORT.
More Colonists VIII Close Season
at Resort Next Week.
Special Despatch to Tar suS.


NEWPORT. Sept. 26.--Capt and Mrs
Edward II. Campbell will give a recep-
ton at the Naval Training Station on
Monday for Commander and Mrs Robert
Ledbetter who are leaving the station
October ! to go to San Domingo.
There will be a reception tomorrow
afternoon in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Nos for the members of the
Ne-~.ort Garden Association.
-Ir. and Mrs J. Francis A Clark
have decided not to close their Newport
season until November /.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wanamaker, Jr
will close their season next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Laurens Van Allen
will close Wakehurst October IT. Mrs
Van Allen will give a dinner tomorrow
evening in honor of her son. James H
Van Allen.
Mrs. Whitney Warren has closed her
season and returned TO New York. Mr.
and Mrs. George Henry Warren and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry Warren
Jr., will go to New York in a few days
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Last Concert In Central Park.

The closing puoiic concert in the
Mall. Central Park, will be given by
the Police Department band tomorrow
evening at o'clock. There will be sew
eral numbers by Alberto Sanchez, South
American tenor, with Miss Florence
Ware, pianist; Miss Vera Barstow
violinist, accompanied by Josef Adler
Miss Melvine Passmore. Paul Henne.
berg and Walter Kiesewitter. The con.
cert Is under the direction Of Phillr
Berolzheimer. City Chamberlain.
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FURNISHINGS WORTH 100000
Appraisal Completed I'm Homes OF
Frank w. woolworth.

An appraisal just completed OF the
furnishings of the homes OF Frank w
Woolworth at Fifth avenue ano
Eighdeth street and at Glen Cove. 1. I.
shows valuation of 100000, II was
announced yesterday by Eugene NJ
Homer. president OF the Actual Ap.
praisal Company, with Offices In the
Woolworth Building.
Mr., Homer said that the forty OF
more rooms OF the marble mansion al
Glen Cove are fitted with reproduction.
of period" furniture OF France. Italy
and Spain and there also are Chinese
and japanese rooms. furnished and
decorated with goods brought from
those countries
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WILLIAM j. DERMODY.

William ]. Dermody. aged 81. who
lived at 500 Henry street, Brooklyn,
died Thursday OF complication of all
ments that followed an attack OF infiu-
enza last winter. He was a cotton class
iner for thirty-fve years and for years
travelled through the cotton belt repre-
senting cotton merchants in Manhattan
and Texas. He was a member of Brook
lyn Lodge No, 20. b. p. o. T.. and is
survived by his mother and two broth
ers. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.
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THE REV THOMAS BURROUGHS.

PouGHKEEPsIE, Sept 26.-The Rev,
Thomas Burroughs. n retired Episcopal
clergyman, died in his home here to-day
III his eighty-frst year. He was born In
County Tyrone, Ireland. and came to the
United States when he was II years old.
Mr.. Burroughs served for a year as
missionary in Africa and was later rec
'ur Of parishes in Pennsylvania and New
York State.
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GOOD GOLF AT HOT SPRINGS.
Many Players on the Courses
Fall Colony Grows.

Hot SPRINGS, Va, Sept. 26.-Many
players were on the golf courses to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Evans, who are
here for the fall season; Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Park. Mr., and Mrs. w. NJ. Talbot
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ryan were
among those on the long course this
morning. The afternoon players In
cluded Mrs. Stewart Waller Miss Ada
T. Norfeet. Miss Olyve Graef. w. A.
Fuller JOAN Deford, u. q. Pettibone,
John r. Newrington and Justice James
Clark McReynolds.
Mrs. w. Robinson Simmons. Miss Mar
jorie simmons. Robinson Simmons. Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel w. Tyne, Mr. and Mrs.
T.. e. Kessinger and Mrs Frederick e,
White have arrived from New York.
Capt. and Mrs. w. NJ. Talbot enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Ryan
at dinner last night at the Homestead.
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]. J. Mahoney'. Funeral To-day

Funeral services will be held to-day
for jeremiah J. Mahoney, who for
twenty-five years was chief OF the de-
tectives attached to tho ONCE Of the
District Attorney OF Kings county. He
was afterward a clerk in the Surrogate
Court He was 6s years old and lived al
sl3 Clinton street, Brooklyn. His wife
four sons and three daughters survive
Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery
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CAPT. ABEL It. BROWN.
Special Despatch TO The suN

VoLUNTowN, Conn, Sept. 26.-Capt.
Abel T. Brown, who served in the Tten-
ty-eighth Massachusetts Volunteers dur
ing the civil war. is dead here at the
age OF rs. He was with his regiment
during nine big hlttles and was captured
and confined for nine months in Ander-
sonville prison. He had been a Mason
for fifty-two years
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ELMORE II. BERRY.

NORWICH, Conn, Sept. Baltimore II
Berry, aged 72, a prominent merchant
died of pneumonia last night in his home
here. He was active for years In char
table and religious work OF the Baptist
Church.
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TRINITY to Honor Cardinal.

HARTFORD, Conn. Sept. 26.-tTrinity
College VIII confer tho degree OF Doctor
OF Laws on Cardinal MERCER when he
visits the college Thursday morning, ii
was announced to-day.
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Celebrate silver wedding.


GREENWICH, Conn. Sept 26.-Mr. and
Mrs. Allen B. Forbes celebrated the
twenty-fifth anniversary Of their mar
riage at Boydhurst, Their home on Old
Church road. last night
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METHODIST EPIsCOPAI METuoDIsT EPsCOPAI
Hear what Gods word the Bible says about Boshevisr
Hear what Gods word the Bible, about The Peace
Treaty.
No permanent Peace says Gods word the Bible.
r. o. ALEXANDER.
giving Sunday 1890 NJ. M
Bible
prophet
the
tanned in the Bible.
the 1890 NJ and P M Sunday
Street Take 18th
block half
R
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PERSONAL.

w1LDFLowER-H has returned; wan
10 see you DAD.
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ST. lGNATlUS w... Ea4 A..

Rev. WILLIAM PITT MecUNE. Rset.S
Masses 7, Q. II.
ST. THoMAs'S CHURCH. 9th Az. q Ssd St
Rev. ERN EST NJ. STIRES, d. D. Rector
$, II tRev. Floyd :. Leach. Phi. DD,
CHURCH OF THE TRANSFIGCRATT0N
l East Goth st. DIR. HOUGHTON, Recfar
Services; :. s, II A NJ: p NJ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25

the benefit of the Long Branch hos
pital. Mrs. White and Mrs. Conoser
captured prizes
! Miss Helen Sancnson has accepted
a position with A. NJ Bedle & Son as
bookkeeper.
Miss Linda Adams. of Red Bank,
was the guest Of Mrs. Eva Reynolds,
Of Kearney street, on Wednesday.
! The proceeds from the cake, crui-
Ter and apron sale held in the gas
Office by the ladies of the Presbyteri-
ian church were very satisfactory.
Mrs. Albert NJ. Haigh, of Maple
Place. was the guest of friends at
New York on Wednesday.
Mrs. J.. c. Salmon has returned af-
ter having spent several days as the
guest Of friends at New York.
George Pease is spending several
days as h guest of friends at Balti-
more.
The senior class of the Kevnort
nigh school has announced a dance
FOR May 2. The seniors have held
several very successful dances during
1.-THE past season.
Chairman w. z. Bilderback has
appointed Joseph D.. BedIe ana
george M. Collins a committee Of
Judges at the coming singing contest
winch Is to be held next week when
me local school will participate
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
TANK AT EYPORT
To BOOST LOAN
Aviator Zimmerman Flies Over
City While Celebration
is Held


kEYPORT, April 25.-At z o'clock
last night the arrival of the whip
pet" tank TO this borough was herald
ed by the blowing of whistles. ring
ing of bells, and daring feats by Cy-
rus Zimmerman the local aviator. who
flew over the borough dropping Vic
tory Liberty Loan literature among
the many thousands who gathered 20
witness the tank in action. During
the stay of the tank here. $4,000
worth OF Victory notes were sold In
ten minutes. The notes were sold by
Charles II. Walden Jr., and Robert
Il. Horton, who made addresses boost
ing the loan.
The tank upon its arrival in the bor-
ough greeted by more than 5000 peo-
pie, accompanied by the Keyport Band,
while a guard of uniform men of the
borough escorted the tank to the Sea-
brooke property on the Bay front
where IL performed many of the feats
which made these machines such q
successful factor in the winning of
the war.
Folio wing the demonstration of the
tank. fifteen men accompanying IL.
were taken to the Raritan Inn where
they stayed over night. leaving early
today for Red Bank. The tank which
was highly comoufiaged was carried
l n q government army truck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
SOUTH AMBoY

Timber Burkard, who has been in
the army for the past year n the ca
pacfty of field clerk IN Hoboken. has
received his honorable discharge and
again donned his civilian clothes
Tonight the Knights of Columbus
Council No. 426. which gave thei
minstrel at the Empire Theatre last
night, will go to Colonia, where they
viii duplicate their performances for
the soldiers at that place
Miss Marie Shaw. of South River. is
spending several days with friends in
Henry street.
Schools in this city will open on
Monday next after being closed for
ten days, giving the pupils a lenthy
Easter Vacation. 1t is announced
that the schools will close for the
summer vacation on Jun 2S.
Miss Katherine Kelly. spent last
night visiting in Perth Amboy with
friends
The members of the w. C. T. U. OF
the Methodist Episcopal desires to
thank all those who assisted in max
ing the clam chowder and bakery
sale which was held at the home of
Mrs. Ebert Selover recently such a
financial success
DR.. ]. L. L. vanSchiver. and two
sons of Camden are spending several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Ware in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lee Larew have
returned to their home IN this city
after spending a few days in Della
ware Water Gap
Tickets are selling last for the con-
cert to be given by the Third Battal-
ion Band at the Empire Theatre on
May LIST. The program will shortly
be made known. which will contain
all the latest music suitable for q con-
cert
Miss Enana Nentopp. = spending
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
HAVE COLOR m CHEEKS
Be Better ~Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

ifvour skin e yellow-complexion pallid
tongue coated-appetite poor-you have
bad taste in your mouth-alazy. no-good
feeling-you should take Olive Tablets.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tahlets-a substitute
forcalomel-were prepared by Dr. Edwards
after IL years of study with his patients.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive OIL
You viii know them by their olive color
To have a clear. pink skin, bright eyes.
no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like
childhood days you must get at the cause
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomel-yet have
no dangerous after effects
They start the BILE and overcome consti-
patton. That's why millions of boxes are
sold annually at 10c and Csc per box. All
druggists. Take one or two nightly and
note the pleasing resulta
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
JAMESBURG

A big time is being planned by the
heads of the local Italian Beneficial
Society of st Joseph. who are arrang-
ing for the blessing of two handsome
silk flags in the near future. The ten
tative date has been set for Saturday,
Nav oath, with a high mass at st.
James Catholic church, followed by
the blessing OF the American flag ana
the parade flag of the society. The
Jamesburg Concert band will take
part in the big parade that will pre-
cede and follow the ceremony.
The Citizens Memorial COMMITTEES.
who have in charge the observing OF
Memorial Day in own are scheduled
To meet in borough hall on Wednes-
day evening, April S0th to organize
and plan for the Memorial Day event.
It is proposed TO make this day even
greater and bigger than ever" II pos
sible and a large attendance Is de-
sired. Everyone is urged to attend
Don't forget the big dance In
Lange's hall on Friday night or TINS
week for the benefit of the high school
baseball team. Good music will be
present.
Mrs. Harry Hay and SONS. Of New
York city. were recent guests OF the
formers sister, Mrs. William Wilson.
A representative number OF citizens
met in borough hall "Wednesday even
ing to complete the Few REMAINING w
tails thai would insure the early start
ing OF real work on the proposed in
'dustry tina win be in working order
within a few weeks. il is thought.
Plans for the new building that the
citizens are to donate TO the New Jer-
sey Novelty Footwear Company, OF
Newark, were on hand and all inspect
ed same that show the building TO
be one of real architectural beauty
and one that Jamesburg will be proud
of. 1t will be two stories n a base
ment and will be up-todate in every
way, as the state department of build
fngs has given their sanction to the
plans as made out. Many OF the
shareholders in the new building sign
ed their agreement to make their pay
ments by June 1. and there still re-
mains a few hundred dollars to be sub-
scribed and Il will be time for those
who still desire 10 get away from thu
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
SEWAREN

Word has been received from Mrs.
Hufcut that her son, Glidden Hufcut,
is somewhat improved n his pneu-
monia condition is little less grave.
Mrs. Thomas Zettlemoyer was a
New York visitor yesterday.
The nominating committee of the
History Club met at the home of Mrs.
e. H. Boynton yesterday.
Mrs. Nathan Robins. Jr, was a
Perth Amboy visitor yesterday.
A number of local residents visited
Perth Amboy yesterday to see the
Pershing tank.
Mrs. L. #. Ballard has been asked
TO solicit pies and crullers from Sc
warren for the May day celebration
to be held on the Stillman farm al
Colonia for the entertainment OF the
wounded men at Colonia Hospital.
The various organizations have been
asked to contribute. the Civic Asso-
citation and History Club among the
others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-25
FRENEAU

Mrs. Anna Cottrell, of Asbury Park,
is spending several days with her
daughter, Mrs. William Lockwood
Mrs. Albert Boyce was a Perth
Amboy visitor Monday.
Miss Leona Duncan was a Keyport
visitor Tuesday.
Allen Lockwood and Miss Mae
Thompson were Asbury Park visitors
| Wednesday night.
Mrs. John Ford was q Matawan
| visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Thompson
were Keyport visitors "Wednesday
night.
Misses Pearl and Olive Din are
spending a few days with their grand
mother in Morganyille.
w. Z. Watts was an out-of-town
| visitor Wednesday.
Miss Helen Welstead was a Key
| port visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. s. Price was an out-of-town
| visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Briggs and daughter
Mildred were Matawan visitors We'd
nesday.
Mrs. John voorhees,. of Keyport
was a Freneau visitor Tuesday.