Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-07
SOUTH AM BOY

The will of Matthew Scally who
died at his home in this city on May
9th has been offered for probate in
the surrogate's Office at New Bruins
wick. Three sons. David, Francis
and James, and four daughters, Mary
M. Johnson, Catherine. Margaret and
Elizabeth Scally are the survivors
named as beneficiaries.
A special meeting of South Amboy
Lodge No. 1854 L. o. o. NJ. was held
in Welsh's Hall last night.
A series of socials under the aus
pieces of the different units Of st.
I. Martha's Guild Of Christ Church, this
city are being planned for this month.
John j.. Scully who recently sold
out his undertaking establishment to
M. ]. Mccarthy has accepted a posi-
ton as captain of the Highlander"
q large steamer engaged in transport
tation of freight and passengers up
the Hudson from New York Previous
to his going in Inc undertaking buSi-
ness, Mr.. Scully was one of the best
pilots engaged in coastwise trading.
Tomorrow night a special service
will be held in st. Mary's Church in
honor of the boys who served during
the great world war. After the SER
vice in the church the service flag
will be demobilized with special ex-
ercises on the school grounds.
Sunday night will see a great
gathering of Odd Fellows in this city
amona.oGeneral Morgcn Lodge of this
good onisat.end with their guests. de-
vim service in the First Baptist
church. The local order have invited
members of the organization from
New Brunswick, Perth Amboy, Mata-
wan and S~potswood to meet at their
hall and go with them to the church.
Rev. c.. W. McCombe, pastor of the
church will deliver an address fitting
to the occasion n suitable music
be rendered by the choir. The gener-
al public is extended m invitation to
be present at this service all seats be-
ing free.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Z. Bertha Rein
er, daughter of Mr.. n Mrs. Jacob
Reiner of this city to Mr.. David
Stern, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Stern
of Kearny. Upon their return from
a short honeymoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stern will make their home in this
city.
South Amboy Lodge, No. 1854.
Loyal Order of Moose, will have n
of the largest class limitations in its
history on Sunday afternoon. The
ceremonies will be held in st. Mary's
Hall and will commeSce at two p. M.
A degree team from Red Ba/S will
examplify the work of the order.
M local council of .Tr. o. u. A. M.
is taking IN active part in the state
wide campaign to increase the mem
bership of this organization. Circu-
lar letters have been mailed to each
member of the local organization and
a spirited membership campaign is
being planned.
Walter Newton, OF ~Sayreville. was
q local visitor last evening.
Milton Rue is having his motor boat
thoroughly overhauled In expectation
of many pleasant trips this coming
summer.
Mary's school will be held at st.
Mary's hall on Tuesday night, June
cath.
The success of George A~pplegate's
new ice plant on David street, has
now been assured. He has been sue
cessful in driving a well which will
supply one hundred gallons of water
per minute right on his property.
The well is but 1873 feet deep.
Cards have been received in this
CITY from Mr.. and Mrs. Collin STRAIT
ton, who are visiting Denver. Mr..
Stratton is a delegate from the local
organization of the brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen and Engineers.
After attending the Natinal conven-
tion of this order Mr.. and Mrs. STRAIT
trn VIII continue on to the coast, Wis
iting Red Lands, Cal.
mother case of reckless driving on
the part OF chauffeurs from the Nor
gan Depot occurred last night, when
a government owned a had a col
lision with another car at the corner
of John street and Stevens avenue,
The cars crashed head-on and badly
: dana red both. the private a getting
Just a trffe the worst of the argu-
ment. The mudguard, windshield and
one wheel was badly damaged, while
on the government car just the mud
guard was bent.
Charles Domzel. an enlisted man OF
the regular United state Infantry. is
at his home in this city after service
abroad.
Lieut.. John Cozzens returned to his
station after spending a t~wenty-four
hour furlough with his parents In
this city. Lieut.. Cozzens arrived in
this country or Thursday morning
and Immediately secured permission
to visit his home town.
George Christian. of the Embarka-