Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-05
Jamesburg

Following the prayer service at the
Presbyterian chapel tonight there
| will be.a session of the official board
to receive any who desire to join the
church at the service Of the Lords
supper Sunday morning.
There will be three delegates for
the Star Post, American Legion, of
this place, at the session of h Wan
Risk Insurance branch of the legion
| to be held at Newark tomorrow. Fred
Gunson, Harold ]. Davall and Fred
Perrine will represent the local le-
| gion.
The Misses Rose and Katharine
Connerty spent Wednesday and
Thursday at Bradley Beach. guests
of their brother, Frank Connerty.
Miss Loretta Dawson is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. James Dawson, at New
Brunswick, who is quite i'll.
Ira Bovine and son Irving. Of As
bury Park, spent the weekend with
his father. James Bovine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Griggs,
former residents, have left New
| Brunswick and moved to Belmar.
Joseph Pergoli, of Railroad avenue,
! has purchased from the receivers Of
the Hudson & MiddIesex Telephone
& Telegraph Company, formerly of
this place, the building used for the
electric service in town, situated on
| Willow street. Mr.. Pergoli had in
| tCil0Cu " tiOSC TIC utai 1iCASD tAAS
| building was to have been used as q
mandatory but the deal did not go
through.
Marshal Ffllhower has served sew
eral m for a hearing to be
held at borough hall in which Mrs.
James Malino and Frank Piscula, of
Lower Jamesburg, will be defendants
n q suit brought by Cashmere Peltfno
for damages sustained when two
dogs owned by the two defendants
| attacked him on the street, badly
tearing his clothes and biting his per-
son. 1t has been proposed to have
| both dogs present also as both de-
| PENDANTS disclaim ownership of the
| hungry CANNES. The amount of the
\ damages has been set at $50.
Mrs. A.. Il. Vancleaf. Ill at the
| home Of her daughter. Mrs. William
| K. Irons, at Spotswood, Is improving.
Miss Lena Beatty and Isaac F1um-
erfelt. OF Port Murray. are spending
| some time with the latter's brother.
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold FUN
| erfelt.
Mrs. Matilda Conover has been at
Millhurst in attendance on her son,
Ciarerce Conover, who is ill with
pneumonia.
Joseph Timberman, OF this place,
a student at the M~iddlebury. Yer
mont College, has made the varsity
| basketball five. His brother, Thomas
Timberman. has also made the var
| sity at West Point.
All is in readiness for the dance to
be given in Lange's Hall tonight by
| the junior class of the Jamesburg
high school.
Isaac Farr, who has been occupy
ing the tenant house at the Hillcrest
in the Pines, has moved to the Will
liam Gordon farm, near Union VAL
ley, Mr.. Gordon moving TO a house
on Pergola avenue until other quar-
ters are obtained.
In order to make the derrick on
the maintenance of way train moro
centrally located the Pennsylvania
| Railroad Company has moved the
! derrick located here for many years
to South Amboy. Daniel Delaney,
| who has been engineman on this APP
paratus, takes a position in the
Jamesburg tower at upper James
burg, working the third trick, from
| II to Z a. M.
Daniel Clark has brought a novel
ty from overseas that has caused
many. Of his friends to spend many
| pleasant evenings at his store. The
affair Is in the shape of q musical
instrument very popular in France
1t is just an ordinary saw, when bent
! to a given shape and tapped with an
ordinary smoking pipe produces
music of unusual sweetness.