Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-12
Report

Owing to the commencement exer-
cises of the local high school being
held on Wednesday night of next
week, the prayer service of the re-
formed church has been changed 10
Tuesday night.
Professor and Mrs. Warren Tilton,
of Bradley Beach. were the guests or
Rev. and Mrs A. G. Brady this week.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. H.. Il. Reynolds
attended several of the sessions of the
General Synod at Asbury PARK TINS
week.
Mrs. Lafayette Bailey was the guest
of friends at Perth Amboy this week.
Mrs. James T. Walling will enter
tain the Bridge Club at her home on
Tuesday afternoon of next week. -,
Thomas Brown is spending several
days in Mt. Herman, Mass, visiting
his brother, Millard Brown. who at
tends the Mt. Herman school.
Miss Annie Seligman, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Seligman, com
pletes her course at Cornell Medical
school this week. DIR. Seligman Is a
graduate of the local high school,. she
will act as intern in a Newark hospital
for the present.
Edward Seabrooke. a former resi-
dent of the borough spent several Gays
here recently. Mr.. Seabrooke has been
installed as a pastor of the Christian
Alliance church. h installation tax
ing place in New York on June Sth,
Rev. Blackledge officiating.
The Far and Near Society of the
Reformed church will hold It's reg
ular meeting Monday night.
The baby clinic Is being IN
the library on Saturday mornings this
month instead Of Friday.
Mrs. E. Fl. Wharton and son Ken
meth were visitors at NeWark Thurs-
day. c.,s
of the Reformed church will be held
on Tuesday afternoon in n parSon-
age. u
of Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Brady, cele-
brated her third birthday anniversary
this week with a party for a numoer
of her small friends, the primary
class of Calvary NJ. L. Sunday schooi
and some little guests from Atlantic
Highlands being present. Games were
enjoyed and refreshments served
the Young people enjoyed their after
noon thoroughly.
RAYMOND Lally, of Niles. o, Is the
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul q. Zlmmer-
mann of Osborn street. MRS. Lally
and daughter Martha have been
spending two weeks here.
The Guild and DadleS Alu VI ~
Reformed church will hold their an
nual lawn party and sale thursday
June "a. All sorts fancy articles which
have been made by the societies dur
ing the year, will be placed on SAFE,
as we'll as ice cream. cake ana other
goodies The proceeds will be placed
in the fund which these societies are
raising for the church Improvement
Miss Beatrice Rapp has returned TO
her home from the I'M May hospltai
Spring Lake. where h underwent an
operation for the removal OF her ton
sis.
Mrs. c.. N. Britton, of Elizabeth
street, is in receipt Of a letter from
her son., William Britton, who Is chier
ouartermaster on the U. 8. A. L. MT.
Vernon, in which he states that they
have left Colon for Hamburg. he
also stated hat this trip has been the
most exciting he has ever experienced.
During the early part of the trip n
of the men passengers died n was
buried at sea. Several days later a
man umped overheard life o were
lowered. Chief Britton being In charge
of one and after t~wenty-six minutes
the would-be suicide was rescued, the
small boat being followed by a school
of sharks. Later a terrific storm was
experienced and all were ordered be-
low deck and remained there for ten
hours