Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-16
SOUTH AMB0Y

Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. ~Ingraham, for
merIy residents in this city but who
moved to Elizabeth, visited here yes 4
terday to attend the funeral of the
late l. b. Mervinc.
Jerry O'Connor, who for several
months has beer with the naval
forces in Virginia, has received his
discharge and is now at home.
Mrs. l.. r. Iowndes, of the Union
News Company, who conducts the
newsstand at the station, an author
lied dealer in the EVENING NEWS
and other papers, desires to state
that commencing next Sunday she
will have Sunday morning and week.
day evening papers delivered but will
be obliged to charge q e extra for
this convenience. The Sunday papers
will remain at their usual price. No
morning delivery for weekdays will
be established for a few weeks yet.
Mrs. Emily Slmonson, OF Perth
Amboy. visited with friends in this
city yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. George Smith, of Sayreville.
spent yesterday afternoon with
friends in this city.
Mrs. Laura Antonidies, of Perth
Amboy, well known in this city, was
IA visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Laura Walters, of Main street,
visited out of town yesterday after
j. Cozzens, of Elizabeth. is visiting
for a few days with relatives in Main
street.
Mrs. Il. Longstreet, of Perth Am
boy. spent yesterday visiting with
Mrs. John Patterson.
As a preliminary to the st. Peters
Riversides game tomorrow night the
st. Mary's Boy Scout will play the
strong Imperial Five of this city.
IF,-, - DA-s ~ lAxy
spent yesterday afternoon visiting
with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Dill We're
out f-town visitors yesterday after
noon.
The basketball five of the Y. NJ. c..
A. league will play a team composed
of Matawan players from that town
tonight at the court of Company +
Iarmory. Members n uniformed
men will be admitted free, while
others will be charged admission fees.
Dennis l.. Murphy, OF this city, who
has been with Ia naval forces for
many months. has received his per-
manent discharge from duty n is
now with his relatives in David street.
The funeral of I. b. Mervine. who
died Sunday morning, was held yes
terday afternoon at 3 O'Clock from ms
late home. Mr.. Mervine had been Ill
but a short time and no doubt his
death came az a severe shock to his
friends. Rev. III. G.. Mitchell. OF
Christ church, oficiated after which
interment was made in Christ church
cemetery.
omorro night the st. Peters FIVE
of New Brunswick will play the AM
boy Big Five at St. Mary's Hall court.
This will make the third game that
the local FIVE will have played thus
far this season. having lost one and
won one.
At the meeting OF General Morgan
Lodge No. s6. I. o.. q. f., held at their
meeting rooms I'm X. of p. hall Tues
day night, election of officers took
place. Daniel Bischon was reelected
noble grand; George Mortenson. vice
grand: J. Lorton Berlew, treasurer:
II. G. Brewer, financial secretary, and
a.. T.. Thomas. recording secretary.
The installation will take place on
January rs at which time District
DEPUTY Grand Master j. Alfred John
son will he present to install the new
~ elected members.
w. r. Underwood, who has been
secretary at the local ~" for the past
few years. leaves this city for Con-
n%ellsburg. Pa. today where he Will
take charge of a new Y. NJ. C.. A. Mr..
Underwood has made many friends
here who regret TO see him go. G.
Matthews will now be the new secre-
tary for whom n reception was ten
dered last night