Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-28
SOUTH AMBOY

William iDehl OF the u. 8. 9. Man.
churia, which has just returned to
this country after having made a trip
to Brest, France, is visiting with
absence. He expects TO make his Sc
ond trip tomorrow.
Miss Marie Coakley Is rapidly re
covering from having her wrists
| sprained by a fall some time ago.
Louis Trinley, who has for several
months been employed at Nitro. w.
! Va, has returned to live with his pa
rents In this city again. Mr.. Trinley
was forferly employed by the DUPONT
concern IN Parlin.
Robert Noble, expects shortly to
have his home repaired to such an ex-
tent that Ne may move his family into
1t. His home was among the many
homes in the Maxfield section of the
city that was seriously damaged by
the explosion.
The local post office received yes
terday their cancelling machine which
, will expedite the work of the local
office greatly. The machine is a Col
umbia Junior.
Patrick O'Neill OF Jersey City, who
is well known in this city, having
! worked for the Pennsylvania railroad
for q number Of years as engineer,
died at his home in Jersey City and
| NGS Dutltu lTpIl NlltIG Vi SUAludl dA-
!, %ternoon.
The interest in the sale OF War Saw
ing Stamps is growing slack, which is
taktn to be on nc count Of the act that
the wal Is over and there being no
need for the purchase OF these stamps
this year. This Is a wrong impression
10 De laboring under, because although
the war is ended. the government still
needs money to pay OF the large war
1 6nht1 which huNA np1N1Yn1 FrN1N f1n
| strife.
John c. Johnson and Lee CozZenB
were Perth Amboy visitors yesterday
afternoon.
J. w. Mahoney was an ~out-of-town
| business visitor yesterday afternoon.
Tonight the installation of officers
of General Morgan Lodge No. s6 I. O.
o. f., will ltake place at their regular
meeting DON in the X. OF p. hall.
| Members Of his lodge and also men,
bers of branches OF this lodge are ear
neetly requested to attend. District
Deputy Grand Master J. Alfred John
son will install the newly elected Of
6cers.
Ernest zinkhaIn and Charles Young
| of this city, were Newark vistors yes
terday afternoon.
Clarence White Of the 18th Ord
nance Guard cofpany at Morgan. is
visiting with his relatives In Spring
| field, Mass, for several days.
The Red Cross glass jar which has
been in the local NEWS stand ct the
station was recently opened and
counted, and &24.71 was secured,
which Is a fine sum of foney to this
| benevolent cause.
While burning out the boilers at the
local tar house near the station, a
temporary boiler room has been sent
here to supply the steam for the sta
ton while the other boilers + being
repaired.
Lieutenant John Conologue, who
has been at West Point, Payne Field,
Miss, has been transferred to Colonia.
Lieutenant Conologue several months
ago fell with an seroplane three thou
sand feet and sustained a broken arm
and other injuries. He has therefore
been sent to Colonia for treatment and
when everything possible has been
done to put his arm in the former con-
dition. he Will be discharged.
BY letters received by relatives and
friends of Ernest Weber. it became
known yesterday that he is now locat-
| ed somewhere in Germany.
Miss Beatrice Dobbs of Perth AM
boy, visited last night with MI. and
| Mrs. Seaman Christian.
| Mrs. Frank Moinzer Of this city.
spent Sunday In New oGrk City, end
while there dined at the Hotel Meal
pin.
Miss Mae ecker visited in Perth
Amboy yesterday morning.
Miss Elizabeth Broat was @ Perth
| Amboy visitor last night.
Joseph Walters OF this city, visited
with relatives in Lakewood Sunday
afternoon.
Sunday afternoon a number of
members of the Loyal Order of Moose
Lodge No. 1854, of this city, visited
the Moose lodge OF Elizabeth and had
an agreeable time.
Last night the Loyal Order Of Moose
Lodge. No. 1854 initiated into their
lodge fourteen new members. After
initiation refreshments were served.