Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-26
SOUTH AMBOY

Board of Education will AXE place at
the office of the superintendent OF
schools at School No. 2 tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nilsson have
returned home after spending a few
days with relatives in Brooklyn and
friends in Jersey City.
Mrs. Julia Samuelson and daughter
Evelyn spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sigvard Emilussen in New
Brunswick.
Mrs. Freds ok Emilussen has re-
turned after 1hpending several days
with relatives in New Brunswick.
Mrs. II. A. Bowen. of Altoona, Pa,
is spending some time with relatives
in this city.
Miss Elizabeth Kerchner, one OF
lthe teachers in the local high school.
was a visitor in Elizabeth last Satur-
day.
Larry has been honorably dis
charged from service after being
across the seas for several months,
and is now with his relatives in Bor-
dentown avenue.
Miss Eva Forgotson left yesterday
for Britain, Conn, where she has Sc
cured a position as school teacher in
! f-tl.s Of thai pla1eA.Ie
duties will be mainly confined to the
study of "Amerieanism."
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Linden are
, the parents of q baby girl born to
them last Monday.
l.. V. p. Sehover. employed at the
power house at Morgan General ord
nance Company was injured at the
| plant in some manner Monday night,
which resulted In quite serious intu-
ries. His back was severely burned
as well as receiK ssi- serious blow In
the head, and other injuries to his
body. He was brought to his home in
Second street. where he remains now
under medical attention, n Is said
to be doing nicely, according to latest
reports.
Mrs. william Smith of Sayreville.
spent yesterday visiting with relatives
in Henry street.
Lieutenant Davis, well known here,
who has been overseas on active SER
vice Is visiting with friends for n few
days in this city.
Miss Claire Donnelly. who has been
confined to her home on account OF
illness, Is again able to be about the
town.
Miss KATE Watson. was taken serl-
ously i'll yesterday and is still con-
fined on that account.
Harry Davis. who at one time was
first baseman for the well known Phil
| adelphil Athletics. but who Is now re-
J tired from the game. motored to this
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his friends here.
John White of the New Brunswick
| post office force. was n local visitor at
| the post office here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Justice.
| have returned home to this city after
spending their wedding trip through
several of tho interesting southern
states of the country. They returned
home last Friday.
The social club committee of the
Improved Order OF Red Men. Lodge
| No. %, are planning to hold a meeting
in the near future to further their
plans for a big social function that
| they have arranged for, the date OF
| which has not been set. A. Stonaker.
a member of the lodge from out OF
town, who has been injured in service
overseas. has consented to furnish part
of the entertainment on the program.
The income tax deputy is located In
| the mayors office OF the city hall,
and viii be there for the balance Of
the week, his hours being from mir
in the morning to nine at night.
Mrs. Edwer Heating is very i'll at
! her home in lower Henry street.
A social gathering has been planned
nv the Italian American Society OF
this city, to be held at the City Hotel
in First street nj s o'clock on Thurs
dav night. Refreshments will be SER
Ned.
/, Miss May O"Toole is soiourning for
! several days with relatives in Irving
ton. N. Y.
O. O. Barr. superintendent OF
schools is now attending a convention
which is being hello in Chicago.
Practice has been started on the.
minstrel show TO be given by the
Knights OF Columbus. after the Lenten
season. This club gave a fine enter
tainment of this kind last year. which
was repeated with success for the
benefit of the Red Cross.