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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-03-24
EnierI.innd nf Dinner

Mr. and Mrs II. J. Carter of
Alta avenue gave a dinner last
evening to q company Of rela-
tives and friends at their home
on Alta avenue, in honor Of Mrs.
Baer and Mrs. Fussy of Spokane.
who are visiting here while on
their way hone from Long Beach.
Calf where they had been spend
ing the winter. The guest list con
sisted Of Mrs Baer, Mrs. Fussy.
Mr.. and Mrs.. r. H. Simpson.
Glenn Simpson, Miss Anna Har-
grove and Mrs. Keith.
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freshments were served, and the
rest of the evening was devoted
to dancing and card playing.
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No. 102-5-room cottage, bath
and toilet, screen porch, barn,
chicken house. etc; lot 50x1 40
feet. Splendid location on
paved street. One block from
Overland garage.
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as a public official during the
first term entities me to re-
nomination and reelection.
G q. TERRILL.
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| hereby announce my candidacy
for denomination for the office
Of Sheriff on the Republican
ticket, subject to the May prim-
maries. | feel that my record
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Alpha CHAPTER OF the Eastern
Star was exceptionally gay last
night despite her forty years OF
age. This was the celebration OF
the organization OF the fret chap
ter in the state, and a large COM
pany Of the members and their
families gathered al the Ma
sonic hall 10 observe this festive
occasion A large number Of yis-
itors from Medford. jacksonville
aud other points were also pres
ent. A session OF the lodge wa
held first, after which the meet
ing was thrown open 10 the pleas
uTes Of the evening. a fine mu-
lical program was rendered con
sigting Of Instrumental music by
the Woods Orlcestra. several yo-
cal selections By Mrs. Ashcraft.
Mingus Aiken played a number
OF beautiful piano solos, and r.
=. Campbell gave q number Of his
delightful readings. Delicious re-
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No. 414-First class store build
ing,warehouse attached, lot 50x
120 IT,, east side of town; will
serve for grocery and feed
store, service station. Former
owner made money at the ta-
tion. Splendid opportunity
right now for some one to get
into good business. Will sell
this business property at less
than ii is worth or will ex-
change it for suitable residence
property to the value of $4,000.
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FOR SALE-SiX-room house, base
ment. strictly modern. Furnace
heat, water, lights, fruit for
family use. About one acre of
ground. dandy for chickens.
For information inquire of T,
j. Philpott, 56S Holly St., or
Alvin Moss, Ashland, Ore.
S7-1mO*
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FOR SALE-Rabbits, New Zea.
land and Rufus Red Belgians
pure bred, good color, etc, to
3 months old, bucks and does
SO up. Farmer, r. /, Talent
Phone 1SF11. 81
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Staples Realty Agency
statesmen duty show you
gains BUY BEFORE THE BOOM.

No. 93-Neat 5-room bungalow,
stylish architecture, completely
modern, shade trees, paved
street; close to business cen
ter. One of the few attractive
ones left. $500.
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No. 101-AlmOst new 5-room
bungalow, modern inside i'm
provements. Large lot, level,
two blocks from Boulevard
overlooking valley. $4,000,
part cash, payments monthly
or any any way to suit.
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School Superintendent
| hereby announce myself a candi-
date for nomination for County
School Superintendent on the
Republican ticket.
G. w. GODWARD.
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10. 2S4-20 acre ranch OF splen-
did practically level black soil.
good house, barn and chicken
house. Good family orchard.
Spring water, piped to house
and barn; 4 miles from high
way; easy Of access; splendid
location. Price $4,000; terms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-19
ENGINE 151 MAKES THREE
MILES TO AUTO BLAZE
BIZ Special Correspondent.
WORTHWHILE Nav

TOTTENN1LLE. May 19.-Engine
Company. ISL. Of the paid depart
ment stationed at Tottenville was
given another unnecessary run about
1880 o'clock last night OF three miles
to Pleasant Plains for a slight fire
In an automobile owned by Sher and
Shulman. hay and feed dealers stand
ing in Amboy road, that place. n
fire which was in some bags in the
bottom of the machine was said to
have been caused by e. candle h a
had been used in some repairs on
the car. 1t upset and set the bags
on fire. An alarm was turned in from
box 81 at the railroad station that
brought out the volunteer companies
of Pleasant Plains and the Tottenville
company.
The blaze was extinguished before
the firemen arrived. The machine
was not damaged. This is the second
time this week hat the Tottenville
apparatus that is horse drawn has
been made to answer alarms az Pleas
ant Plains and 10Th times the volun-
teer companies both of which are
motorized have taken care OF the IRE
All this time Tottenville is without
engine protection In cas OF fire. The
hook and ladder company here which
IS also horse drawn also boxes
as far hs KreischervilIe. Isl engine
answers two boxes at Pleasant Plains
and the Dongan Hills engine which
Is motorized answer all others as far
as Pleasant Plains on one side and
Rossville on the other side.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-19
TottenuiLle

Frederick d. Hopping is home
again after the winter in Florida.
l. Lester Bedell, OF Orange, visited
his father here last night.
Mrs. Bertram Williams and chill
dren, OF the Bronx, returned home
yesterday after visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dern.
Mrs. r. w. Wood will entertain the
Five Hundred Club al her home to-
morrow afternoon.
The silver tea of the Baptist La
dies Aid Society at the home of Mrs.
Charlotte Abrams yesterday was well
attended by the members. The la
dies have completed plans for the
supper at the church tomorrow night
from 6 to 8 o'clock.
Louis Merkler has purchased the
double house in Lee avenue willed 20
st. Paul's church by Jacobson Wood
several years ago. James LANG closed
the deal.
Overalls n ginghams were worn
by the members of the Evening Five
Hundred Club Monday night at the
home of Mrs. Carl Raguse of Main
street. Prizes were awarded Mrs.
George w. Dubois. Mrs. Raguse, Mr..
Dubois and Mrs. w. Brown.
Westfeld Forest, Companions of
the Forest, met last night at Odd
Fellows hall.
Huguenot Chapter. Order of the
Eastern Star. meets tonight at the
Masonic temple.
1t is expected that about $500 will
be realized from h two days NOV
ing picture benefit show at the Pal
ace theatre for the Richmond Mem
orial Hospital. Both shows last night
were crowded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-19
FOUR HIGHWAYMEN ARE
HELD FOR GRAND JURY

~ 0KtLa 1BftF8ROhlAE -
ToTTENVILLE. May 19-Charged
with holding up the paymaster of the
Seigel Manufacturing Company, Rose
bank, Saturday, and robbing him of
the $500, four men giving their
names as Alfred Becker, thirty-nine
years old. of Stapleton; John Koh-
lenbach, t~hirty-nine ear old, of
Clifton; Edward Smith, twenty-seven
ears old. of Manhattan, and William
Krone. forty ear old. Of Clifton,
are locked up in the county jail at
Richmond. George Stoffel of the Sci
gel plant. after drawing the money
from the Stapleton National bank.
was returning to the factory. Near
the works an automobile drew up
and two armed men jumped out. The
driver remained in the car. One man
knocked the messenger down, While
the other snatched the bag with the
contents. Then they ran to the a
and drove of.
An hour later Patrolman Nugent at
the Elizabethport ferry held up the
a and arrested Smith.
Captain sullivan and Detective Gra-
ham, OF the Ninth Branch Bureau.
arrested Kohlenback at the ferry at
St. George. Becker. a fireman at the
Seigel plant was arrested pm infor-
nation of neighbors, who said they
saw him near the plant before the
hold-up. He vas to be paid $500 for
telling when the messenger would be
along, and Smith also vas to get
$500, the detectives said. All four
were yesterday held for the grand
jury and taken to the county jail in
default OF bail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-19
Jamesbury

The strike among the employees OF
the ironing department Of the Shep-
anka Brothers Shirt Factory, that
has been on for several days. was
settled on Monday by the employees
who were ION a vacation" returning to
work at the same rate as before the
vacation began. A difference In the
rate of the piece-workers was the
cause of the difference and the threat
OF the proprietors to take this end
of the business to New York Ci.y had
the desired effect.
Joseph Pergoli has purchased the
tenant house formerly owned by Mrs.
William Kuhnkey.
A committee of young ladies from
Jamesburg and surrounding YVES,
Will give a dance in Jange's Hall
Friday right. May IS and VIII be the
first shirtwaist affair of the spring
season. Prices orchestra will furnish
the music.
The annual vacations OF the en-
ployes of the George W.. Helme Com
pany have been announced and al
ready are in effect. John Ruh1, Jr..
of town Is the first local employee to
enjoy his outing and is off duty this
week for the first OF a two week lay
off.
Mrs. John A. Marquis, of New York
City. wife of Rev. John A. MARQUIS.
ID. D., is seriously i'll with an attack
of pneumonia. Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks
have been visitors at the Marquis
home during the past two weeks, Rev.
MARQUIS being a brother of Mrs.
Brooks.
Star Post. American Legion, scored
another big success with the moving
picture show given at the Star Thea
tire Monday afternoon and night when
standing room only was displayed
at all three shows given to
date the large crowds who clamored
for admission. The estimated profit
of the entertainment will be near the
$50 mark.
Mrs. Harry Roberts, of Brooklyn,
spent the weekend with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin.
Miss Lillian Jolly. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel jolly, has arrived
at Denver, Colorado, where she went
a week g to spend the summer
months and probably to locate per-
manently If the western city appeals
to Ter. She was accompanied on the
Journey west by Mrs. William Holton.
VINO was a guest with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jolly. at their home here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-19
TNTk.
kMTNG0l


The question has been Esked re-
garding whether or not "Ireiano a
Nation. which plays his week az the
Crescent was written for propagan-
ia purposss9 We are Informed mat
this motion picture was taken n
Ireland I've years sgo, ndsr the suiss
OF q rrawsiogus, and was SHOWN -
.hs s4th Street Theatre Tor elsnt
weeks 10 cetsbrate the Irish Home
Rule. Al our q Into The great
world war Il was laid aside ana Us
promoters turned their attsSton 20
producing features 70 serve n tnc~-
sS- q the United States. Since the
Irish question has again become q
OF the leading political Issues OF the
day. the picture was revived BY popu-
lar demand. solely 10 snow the Ameri-
can peple one hundred and sixteen
ear OF Ireland's great struggle for
freedom, and let Them judge for
themselves whether pr not the irish
people are capable and entitled TO
govern themselves. The issue of today
was not thought OF by its promoters
when the picture was taken. but 1t
tells wildly in every detail the story
50 dear 20 uae hearts OF every free
dom loving American in its love. ro-
nance and adventure supported by
he people themselves in their gigan-
tic concert of original and refined Irish
Of music, dance, song, wit
md laughter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-19
kFYp0nT THOUGHT ulB
PROGRAM GREATLY ENJOYED

l ~ 1FstaI NrffFe@fS@t -
kEx roAr MAJ 40 Mss w =
wallace entertained the rhsasht elut
81 her hahas heAaaf nlshtt q larss
numtsr helms present 81 endef p taes'
pheasant evening" A sheft b. slness
session proceeded che pfestaW duf
Inns which Mfs ttuah kehinssSs vas
unanimously elected q e,psnbsf 20 the
,elah, The eiut else veted g aenats
IS o. the Salvation Away ar've new
In progress ~ the borough ritual
plans tef The eiut's teRth netvetsasi
reception were made che reception "
he held en- "A trtRf eVeninn % nesi
week at the public lihraffl
The pregra@ etvea was az teiievs,
soprano seia @Mrs rrea l. Echhd
.kneeht
Resdia~ -repio. tn sr,st@Mf. john
Foster
Recitation Mrs c, tesN pssfssos
.Readins @Mrp n Lewis lrutchinSs>i
Vocal soio@Mrp Frank A smith
A pleasant social heuf fellow ed dur-
ms which dainty oakes and Ices wess
served by the hostess assisted bv MA
q leon oarFieen.
1Sncss present included Niss mildred
Mira W. Elmer Aumack. Mre
r. J.. Riley. Mrs. Thomas 1. smith.
Roland < peN, Mrs Harvey
Bronner. Miss Annie l. Tlten, Miss
Nan V. G. Mckinney, Miss Miriam
Vonover. Mrs. Fred l. Schildknecht
Mrs. Chester A WallinK. Mrs IL
Lewis Hutchinson. Mrs John Foster
Mrs. J.. Arch NacEwan Mrs. Eliza
beth Ogden. Mrs Charles kruser.
Mrs. Eva Reynolds. Mrs c. Leon
Garrison. Mrs. Roy Harris. Mrs. VII
l.. Bedle. Mrs w. s. Wallase and
Hrs. Frank A. Smith.
The final meeting OF h ! FOR
he year will be held on Monday eve
ling, June s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-19

|hsnn.~sf there a. 'spesa~ caw The
youth q Soh a. chaursaf 10
the hank presidents daughter t<ktAf
the name Of Barry Cole. which he he'd
heard By chance Anxious TO rre-
duce speed" IN order that he naas
negotiate a loan with nj. uncle. TIE
banking man s~ts h SUPPOSED ohauf.
feur to pose as the missing yennx
man. All sorts OF complications fol-
low. but Of course, it all turns cut
happily for speed" and the siri
Included IN the supporting cast are
Wanda Hawley, Theodore Roberts
Tully Marshall. The picture
which L. a Paramount Arteran was
directed BY Sam Wood.
William Hodge I'm ~6ucst of honor
The Man From Home" othorw Use
william Hodge. returns TO this city
on May ~, at the Majestic FOR n
night only. when he win be seen In
The Guest of Honor" n three act
comedy a OF New York life
written by himself. According TO the
newspaper reviewers of Philadelphia
Boston, where MIR. Hodge has
PLAYED the rSeater part OF the sea-
II is the best vehicle no has had
The Mar From Home In
he starred I've sso
In The Guest of Honor sr
is seen 70 q novelist VINO
smerges from rags to riches. II is a
play, IT'S sentiment reiiev-
ID by plenty of humor. MFR. Hodge
. revealed In characteristic vein and
has plenty of opportunity to exploit
lis unique personality.
Mr.. Hodge is bringing with him an /
company. The cast in
ludes Margaret Linden. Jennie La
Ann Warrington. Miriam Nc
Alice Brfcker, Jean Howard.
colt Cooper. Etienne Girardot, |
Royce, Graham Lucas. Har-
Id Heaton, David A. Leonard. Bobby /
lark, George Lund. Howard Morgan.
,eorra etc- 1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-19
Report

Mrs. Bud Vaughn, of Farmingdale,
was the recent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Elmer Aumack and family.
Mrs. L. Brewer Walling and Mrs
r. O. Walling have returned from
Asbury Park where they attended
the federation of Women's Clubs
convention.
j. Edward Decker and son Frank,
of Brooklyn. have returned after
having spent several days as the
guests of the formers sister, Mrs. w.
Elmer Aumack and family.
The Mems Club of Calvary NJ. e.
church will hold an important meet
ing on Thursday night. Special
speakers will be present and all
members and friends of the organi-
zation are invited to pc present and
enjoy O social time.
The state examinations are in pro-
gress in the local school.
Mrs. A. b. Culver was the guest of
friends at New York Monday.
Mrs. Norman B. Lockwood was
the guest of friends at Asbury Park
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Paul G.. zimmerman and
son have returned from a week spent
in Melrose. N. Y, rs the guests of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward H.. Wetsel.
Miss Edith Schildknecht is spend
ing a week in New York with rela-
tives.
Mrs. John De Roche. of Freehold,
was the recent guest of her sister,
Mrs. Fred B. Van Brake.
William Dougherty. of New York,
was the weekend guest of friends IN
the borough.
Mrs. Charles Kruser has opened a
dressmaking establishment In the
rooms recently vacated by DR.. Har
vey w. Hartman. h Is being assist
ed by Mrs. Eva Reynolds.
In honor of her tenth birthday an
niversary Miss Veryl Aumack
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Elmer
Aumack, entertained a number o.
her young friends at a party recently
A pleasant session was enjoyed. re
freshments being the concluding fea'
ture. Those present were Misses
Estelle A~pplegate, Helen Applegate
Eleanor Brown, Beatrice Bedle, Ruth
Disbrow, Helen Hull, Constance
Haigh, Sadie Iszard, Elizabeth Stilei
and Master Gordon Aumack. Mis-
Harriet Smith assisted Mrs. Aumacl
in entertaining the young folks.
George c. Smith. Miss Janet Smiti
and Gerald B. Smith were visitors a
Brooklyn Monday.
Mrs. Harvey Bronner was the re
cent gues of friends at Asbury Park
Miss Miriam Conover has returned
after having spent the weekend Will
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Heeren of Eas
Orange.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-19
MataWan

Mr.. and Mrs. Laban Dennis and
daughter Miss Dorothy Dennis, of
Newark. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred III. Morton in Broad street.
Mrs. James DAVE Of Ravine Drive
Is confined at the home of her brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. aad Mrs. Fred
Isaacs in Brooklyn by illness.
bfIlnrd Low Wa a Matawan visitor
Monday.
Miss Margaret Fenwick is confined
to her home in Cliffwood by illness.
Miss Dorothy Dennis who is visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred H. Morton
was a visitor at the Perth Amboy
Grammar School yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-19
Harry States Dies
ID SpecIdI Corresponoent.
NV "

kEYPORT. May 19:-Harry
States died in St. Luke's Hospital,
New York, on Monday afternoon af-
ter an illness of five weeks. Mr..
States suffered from a severe Illness
following influenza and being head
Waterman at the Aeromarine Plane
& Motor Company's plant. DIR. Austin
w. Hollis. of New York, was rushed
here by flying boat to attend him,
making the trip in twenty-seven min
utes. He advised his removal to a
hospital.
The funeral services will be con-
Quoted at his late home on Walnut
street on Thursday afternoon, Rev.
BENJAMIN ID. Dagwell. rector of st.
Mary's Episcopal church officiating,
interment being in Green Grove
cemetery.
Mr.. States Is survived by his wife
and five children, Mrs. Stephen Sears
of Hollis. l.. l.; Lester. OF New York:
Harry. of Brooklyn; Mrs. Percy Will
son n Roy States, of Keyport.
Mr.. States was a member of the
Masonic lodge, Delta Chapter r. A.
NJ, American Mechanics and the
Eastern Star, having aided greatly In
h reorganization of a chapter IN
the borough.
Mr.. States was also q most active
mer1ber OF St. Afary's Episcopal
church, was chairman OF the feur-
minute speakers Of the uation-wtdo
campetgu conducted in the Ep1nEopai
churches recepf1y n WAS e1no y
fe4t<{
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-19
TRAINMEN QUIT AGAIN
WHEN REFUSED OLD JOBS
Bu special CORRESPONDENT.

BIZ Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE. May 19-Because
they were not given their rights back
after they returned to work again on
the Staten Island Rapid Transit rail-
road following the recent walkout a
number of the trainmen quit their
jobs yesterday. Nearly all of these
men had been in the employ of the
railroad company for a number OF
years and when they returned to
work were placed on the list as new
men with all of the seniority taken
away from them. Several were on
the list as extra conductors and when
they worked their pay came to them
the same as the regular conductor on
the job. 1t Is expected that a num-
Der of the old men in the freight jobs
will quit today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-19
Feature AT Ditmas.

Wallace Reid in n new screen COM
edy, Double Speed" will be the at
traction at the Ditmas theatre for
three DAYS. commencing Thursday
next. The story concerns speed"
Carr. a wealthy young live wire"
who or an auto trip from New York
to Los Angeles is robbed of every
thing and obliged to take a lift into
the latter city from a friendly farmer.
lie had planned to meet his uncle,
John ogden, there to arrange about
his Inheritance. Elected from the
bank as an impostor when he presents
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-19
Funeral for Walter Bailey

KEYPORT, May 19:-Funeral
services for the late Walter Bailey.
who died at his home in Brooklyn
early Friday morning, were held at
the Reid Avenue Methodist church.
Brooklyn, Monday night. interment
following in Green Grove cemetery.
this borough on Tuesday morning.
The deceased. who was q son-tn-iaw
Of Nrs. Margaret Tilton. m stxty-
nine years Of age. death being W to
heart dfsezss. He - sury1xed b hts
ana = son. benjamin. Bailey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-19
WOMAN INJURED
IN STRANGE MiSHAP

OV DpfCtHt GOFFtSpOftucHFs
KEYPORT, May 19:-As Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Crossley, of Passaic.
were enroute by automobile to their
summer home at Deal, the front shoe
blew off in the vicinity of Morgan,
throwing Mrs. Crossley against the
front seat with considerable force.
At first she did not realize that she
had been injured, but after the plae-
ing Of a new shoe and the car had
again resumed its trip, Mrs. Crossley
began to suffer with a sever pain
and when taken to the Office of DIR.
w. II. Allen 1t was discovered that
two ribs were broken.
DR.. Allen discovered other in
juries and advised the woman's re-
moval to a hospital, whereupon the
party returned to Passaic. DIR. Allen
received a communication Monday
stating that Mrs. Crossley's lung had
been punctured and that she was Sc
riously i'll.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-19
COMMUNITY GIRLS DANCE
,u SpeciaI Correspondent.

81 SpeCIdI CORRESPONDENT.
TOTTENVILLE, May ia re-
ception and dance under the auspices
of the T~ottenville Community Girls
will be held tonight at the parochial
school assembly hall. The music will
be furnished by the Oriental Jazz or
chestra. Miss Gertrude Griffin, a
student at the New York Physical
Culture School, will give an exhibit
ton OF aesthetic dances. Many tic
kets have been sold. A large turnout
OF members and guests is looked for
at the affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-19
Pleasant Plains

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren, OF
Yonkers, were visitors here over the
week end.
Mrs. David Osborn has returned to
Manhattan after visiting here.
William Park. Jr. of Brooklyn, has
been visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Park, of Huguenot.
Albert Regel, of the Bronx, has been
Walter Houseman.
Henry Smith. of Brooklyn. has been
visiting friends in Prince Bay.
Edward Alberts. of Manhattan. was
a local visitor here over the week end.
The second nomination of officers
took place asst night at a meeting of
Molly Stark Council, Daughters of
America.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-19

SOUTH AMBOY, May 19.-Mrs.
Rosa A. Everitt. seventy years old.
widow of the late Edwin S. Everftt,
died this morning at the home OF
her son, George E. Everitt. 343 South
Pine avenue, after e. lingering Illness.
Mrs. Everitt was born In st. John.
N. b. Canada Besides her son with
whom she resided h Is survived by
a grand child, Raymira r. Everitt
and three great grand children. Fun
eral services viii be held Friday at
ternoon at 2 o'clock from the home
OF her son. Intermcnt will be In the
family plot in Christ church M
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-19

Come to the dance given by the Moran
VILE Jolly Six on Saturday evening. May
23d. Benent Of the Volunteer Fire Co.. No
/. opposite railroad station. Music b.
cherry's Orchestra nes tina
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-19
Cats wall For Hcrmit's FiddIing.

YARMOUTH-Edward W. Pitts.
hermit. who used to make his seven
cats sit on a table and lisa en- TO him
play his violin, is dead at So, and the
cats wall all day long.