Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13

ed 1T the public library, among them
the carrying out o. the fines system
which calls for a two-cent overdue
tax for each day IT. both the Juve-
nile and svnior departments. The
library is ciosed 10 children after 8
O'Clock each day. A large numDer
of the latest fiction has been put
upon the Si.elveg for circulation.
The bicycle hike that was arrang-
ed for Saturday in the boys de-
3artment If the Y. NJ. 6. A. has been
postponed because OF the poor roads.
Part Of the group, however, will Wis
It ne Evening Newg Office on an
educational tour to learn the process
il Compiling and getting out a news
paper.
4 family by the name Of ParIllo,
haiiJng from FreepoTt, Maine, on its
way to California BY automobile,
cauvht IN the storm, Wednesday,
sought shelter at the salvation Army
Headquarters here where they re-
NAMED over night The family con-
sis.cd Of the head his wife and six
children.
An honeEt youngs,er. finding the
ungra1ed envelope containing S5O
lost by a continuation school student,
upon hearing an announcement or
loss made an the High School audi
torium. returned the sum to the
principal.
The CLASSY thOroughfares ana
rough frozen surface caused much
additional work for the school nurs-
es Yesterday when scores of child
rem reported on sick call to have
bruiges and cuts the result OF var
ious forms CT tumbles. attended.
In the form of a 0 social. the
Hi-Y CLUB will hold it's big monthly
activity i'm the y. NJ. G. A. tonight.
Coed, of course.
5ocializcd recitation in the High
School was the subject of the morn
ing session at Rutgers College yea
terday wh-n all the superintendents,
supervising principals and helping
teachers Of several counties were
present. Superintendent Samuel
Shull and Miss Alice Mihleis both
attended and Mr.. Sliull is today pres
ent at the final meeting. In the aft
ernoon representatives from the var
tous counties gave q resume of the
activities In their sections and In the
evening, the guests we're given a dim
ncr and entertainment at the Hotel
Klein by the New Brunswick Teach
ers Association.
Charles NJ. Peterson, chairman OF
the boys work committee OF the y.
NJ. G. A. has called a meeting Of his
group for tonight when the years
activities will be discussed and plans
made for coming events.
The Middiesex County Vocational
School, No. 2, located In Perth Am
boy goes to New Brunswick today
TO meet on the basketball court with
School NJ. / Of the county seat. The
local boys have worked up a team
tina. completes favorably with some
Of the jest institutions Of its kind in
the northern part of the state.
Mrs. Reba May Ortel, as m%atron.
the officers for the year OF
1929 OF Raritan Chapter, No. So,
Order of Eastern Star, succeeding
slrs. John Dockstader, past matron.
other officers installed at the
meeting in December were Emil
Water, patron; Mrs. w. Killenberg-
or, associate matron; Mrs. Frederick,
SatIer. conductress; Miss Edna Lind
hart. associate conductress; Mrs.
Martha d. Thorpe, secretary; Mrs.
Mary Il. Eggert, treasurer; Mrs.
Orsoe, organist; Charles
Johnson, sentinel; Mrs. Addle
Coutts, marshall; Mrs. Pearl Bon
chaplain; Point Ada, Miss cara
Jensen; point Ruth, Miss Leonora
point Ester, Miss Helen
Bechtel; point Martha, Miss Lucy
Woglom and point Electa, Mrs. LII
Phillips; warden, Mrs. Wanda
goderstad. and trustees, Miss Edith
CARTS, past matron; Mrs. Hannah
Blair, past matron, and Mrs. Alice
past matron.
The installation of the newly elec-
ted and appointed officers of Rarl-
Lodge, No. 81, +. &c A. M, took
last night at a large commu-
of the lodge at the Masonic
lodge rooms in the Elks hall. Jens
O., Jensen, who retired as the past
master was presented with a past
masters Jewel, the presentation be-
made by Past Master N. w.
Pierce. Right Worshipful Jensen
installed the officers and placed them
in their respective chairs. lie was
a assisted by John Blair as marshal'
There were about $50 members pres
ent. The officers installed are wor-
master, Ingvard Greisehi
warden, N. c.. Nielsen; junior
warden. Joseph Brimlow; chaplain
viii Ramsey; treasurer. Charles Is.
secretary, Emil Warter;
senior deacon, Nels Smith; JUNIOR
deacon. James McCrory; senior a
ter of ceremony, Hans krogh; ou-
NOR master of ceremony, motifs
senior steward, Thomas
t;arretson; junior steward, Eugen
marshal. Otto Brogger; Tyler,
Charles Johnson, and organist' Abel
larsen.
The Workers cooperative socie-
tv will hold its regular monthly
meeting tonight in odd Fellows nan
in Smith street. All members ana
shareholders are urgently requested
10 attend as business of Importance
~ the shareholders will be transact
ed. Refreshments Will be served.
A turkey supper followed the
meeting of the newly formed social
organization known as the u. C., al
its club rooms, $40 Goodwin street
last night. The supper was arrang-
"a and served under the direction
OF. Mrs. Rose Liptal; with an elabor-
ate menu. The officers of the cruz
are: President, Charles Damgaard'
secretary, William j OHara; trea-
surer, Harry Tooker; steward, LOUIS
III. Van Horn; assistant steward,
tgarles Hanley: organist, Harry
5plrrua. The following entertain
,nent was furnished: Arthur Con-