Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-01
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY

/ Preparations are complete for the
annual Sewing Circle sale at the
Danish NJ. L. church, which will
start tonight at 8 o'clock. The
booths are filled with beautiful and
useful articles and thorough sue
cess is anticipated by the members
of the group.
A large group of children enjoy
ed a story hour at the Community
House yesterday afternoon held by
Miss Edna Oliver who is in charge
of the Juvenile department of the
public library. AZ this time eighty
four books went out from the little
branch library where they. because
of the lack of reading material
there, must be carried each We'd
nesday.
The regular meeting of Liberty
Lodge No. 617, Ladies Auxiliary OF
the Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men, will be held at 8 o'clock to-
night in Jacobson's hall. The elec-
ton of officers will take place al
this time and it is important that
all members Gttend.
Naill1Aib i<ooSt, -NOs q odo FCi-
| lows, is scheduled to meet tonight.
The lodge is making preparations
to take part in the Christmas tree
celebration with the other lodges of
the city this month.
A number of the members of Mo
hawk Council, No. 20, Daughters of
Pocahontas, were enjoyably enter
tanned by the Carteret Council on
Monday night and by the Keyport
council On Tuesday night. The great
chiefs were present on both occa-
sions.
Hugh Lynch, of the Merchants
Association OF New York and for
merly secretary of the Board of
Trade here. was in town yesterday
renewing old acquaintance.
John N. Wester, who is building
the new Keansburg school, reports
hat rapid progress is now being
made due to the clear weather.
The Board of Education will hold
it's regular monthly meeting tonight.
The Teachers Association will meet
in the high school this afternoon.
President John X. Sheehy, of the
Board of Education, a been APP
pointed a delegate by the board to
attend the regular meeting of the
delegates OF the State Federation
of District Boards OF Education of
New Jersey which will be held at the
State House in Trenton tomorrow at
II o'clock. AT l O'Clock following
the business session the annual din
ner will be held in the ball room of
the Stacy-Trent hotel.
Mrs. Rose Rotondi, of 621 State
street, has been granted an absolute
decree of divorce from her husband,
Cesare Rotondi. of New York City.
Mrs. Rotondi brought suit on the
grounds of desertion. Attorney Wal
ter j. Rielley represented the petit
toner.
County Clerk Bernard NJ. Cannon
has returned home after spending
several weeks in Billings, Montana,
inspecting a railroad in which he is
interested. On his return trip Mr..
Cannon made several stops at the
larger cities to visit relatives.
Mayor Wilson had an engagement
to marry a couple at II O'Clock yes
terday morning but they failed TO
appear, leaving the mayor waiting,
not at the church but in his office.
He left at 1880 o'clock to catch a
train and a few minutes afterward
the couple appeared. Upon finding
that the mayor was out of town
they secured Recorder Harold Il.
Pickersgill who married them. The
bride and groom we're both Spanish,
the man being Joseph Ruiz of Penn
street and the woman Honorinda
Ala, of State street.
Acting as a justice of the peace,
Recorder Harold e. Pickersgill also
married another couple yesterday
afternoon. They were Paolo Chloe
chi and Lucia Citrio. both of this
city. The ceremony was performed
in the recorders Smith street Office.
Interest in the course of the Mid
dlesex Golf Club is taken by persons
! outside of this section it has been
shown by the receipt of a commu-
nication from Newark residents re-
questing particulars regarding the
use of the our and membership
in this club.
Plans for a permanent Fourth
Ward Democratic Club and the To-
cation of same will be discussed at
a meeting of this organization to be
held at the headquarters on Smith
street tonight. IT is the first meet
ing held by this club since election
This club aided materially in the
success of the Democratic party al