Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-30
JAMESBUR1

Mr.. and Mrs. William Quacken-
bush, who have been at Atlantic
City all summer, have left for their
winter home at Mama, Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Dawson
will leave town early in November
for Florida. where they will spend
the winter. In the spring they will
locate permanently in Newark.
The sale of the effects of Robert
Yetman, Jr.. to satisfy a judgment
given by Justice of the Peace Will
liam Paxton, scheduled to be held
at borough hall September 20. was
postponed owing to a claim of own
ership by others, to October 13.
Tracy & Narazonic are the complain
ants in the action.
Another big class initiation Will
be given their degrees at the meeting
of Fidelity Lodge, /. O. o. F., to be
held Wednesday night.
The second session of the James,
burg Mutual Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION will be held this Friday
afternoon from II to 8 o'clock for
the payment of dues.
John Whitlock will shortly remove
to Asbury Park. Fred Firestine Will
purchase the Whitlock dwelling.
One of the most important sales Of
nOuSenOlu ellttIS III sOlllt INV ~
be held at the home of Mrs. David
H. Kirkpatrick tomorrow afternoon
when the effects of the Rev. w. j. B.
Edgar and Mrs. Kirkpatrick will be
sold. The former has moved away
and the latter with her father will
remove to Asbury Park.
George Scott has purchased a new
4 automobile, his machine being so
Stbadly damaged in an accident that 1t
cewas beyond repair.
y Salter Selover has purchased a
= horse. replacing one thai was killed
!. by lightning some weeks ago, when
! his barn was destroyed by fire. A
new barn will be erected next month.
Addison Scott has commenced the
erection of a new dwelling to replace
the one burned down from sparks
from a passing locomotive.
H. Courtney Brown. has returned
from an outing in New York state.
He accompanied his daugter to sara
toga Springs, where h has entered
school. on the return trip Mr..
Brown visited his mother at Peeks-
kill. at the Brown homestead and
camped several days at Lake Oska-
wana.
Miss Mary Mcdowell of the Tren-
ton Normal School. spent III week.
end at her home here. Her brother,
Harry Mcdowell, of Asbury Park,
was also home this week.
The Rhode Hall school has en-
rolled twenty-three scholars and for
he first time there are none in the
seventh or eighth grades. Three
girls, Marion Messler. Anita Peterson
and Delta Duncan make up the kim
dergarten. First grade: Gizella Dvo-
rak. Mabel Leohr, Corniels Cadmus;
second grade. Herbert Wolf; third
grade, Virginia Alder, Charles
Loehr. Charles Alder. Frank Kuhn;
fourth grade, Margaret Duncan. Ste
phane Dvorak. Olga Dvorak; hfth
Grade. Richard Cadmus. Nelson Nor
ris; sixth grade Ebert Clayton, Les
.er Fortsch. Elsie V~andenburg, Sarah
Wolf, Marietta Morris. Joseph Hol-
book, Sterling Tantum.
Nicholas Mecalusa, who conducted
a shoe repair shop and who was ar
rested by Marshal Fillhower on a
complaint of Mrs. Charles Firenzl,
4 widow, charged with a nattack on
her on August 4, and who compro-
missed the case with a promise OF
marriage about Christmas time
has left town suddenly and without
making good his promise to wed
Rumor has it that he has settled in
Philadelphia, also taking another
widow with him who made her nome
At Helmetta with her sister for some
weeks. His effects have been
70 the FirelZi home.