Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-11
SOUTH AMBOY

Miss Dorothy Dwyer visited with
friends at K~eansburg, Sunday night.
There will be a regular meeting
of Luke A. Lovely Post No. 81, Am
erican Legion, held in the rooms on
David street, Thursday night. Plans
for a shore dinner will be discussed
at this time. 1t is expected that this
will be the last regular meeting for
the summer months.
Tonight the Woman's Auxiliary of
the Brotherhood of Railway Train
men will meet in their rooms on
First street, at which time business
of importance will be discussed.
Rev. William Beschner, of Cana
da, who has been spending several
days at the home of his brother, Jo-
seph Beschner, is now sojournlng
with friends at Brooklyn.
Joseph Timmons and a party OF
friends, motored to Keansburg on
Sunday night.
William b. Ryan motored with a
party of friends to Atlantic City
yesterday.
Elias Stratton is planning for a
so journ with relatives at Niagara
rails, within a short time.
The recently i~naugurated bus line,
between this city and K~eansburg, is
reported as being a great success.
The management has complied with
the wishes of the public, by running
an hour schedule from k~eansburg,
until IL O'Clock Sunday night.
Thomas Kennedy with a party of
friends from Perth Amboy, motored
to Newark last night.
Richard Malone and Joseph Can
non, members of the Songsters Club
IF thic citu aptortained at the hon1e
of friends at Morgan last night with
a number of vocal and musical Sc
l%ections.
The Misses Edna Chase and Cath
crime Albright, left this morning for
an extended trip to the home of
friends and relatives at Gloversville'
N. Y.
Mrs. William Callahan and chill
dren. of Newark, have returned to
their home, after spending the
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George E. Coward.
Mrs. Vincent Buck and family are
sojourning at the home of relatives
in New York City.
Jerome Newmark has accepted a
position at the Du Pont powder plant
at Parlin.
The Misses Mabel. Dorothy and
Pauline Watts are spending several
days at a camp in Glen Falls. N. Y.
Augusta street is rapidly develop
ing into a business section. A new
concern dealing exclusively in smok-
ing pipes is expected to establish it
self within a short time on this
street.
Although the traffic through this
city over the weekend reached the
highest peak of the season, there
were few violations of the motor
laws reported and there were no
fines levied by Judge Forgotson last
night at the City Hall. 1t was nee
essary at times to divert much of
the short traffic through the Hole in
the Wall, to avoid congestion on
Main street. Traffic officers were
kept busy all during the day and
until a late hour yesterday morning
taking care of the almost steady
stream of vehicles passing through
the main streets.
Daniel Salmon with a party of
friends motored to the home of rela-
tives at New Brunswick on Sunday.
Harry Daley and a party of
friends motored to South River on
Sunday.
Walter Peterson, with a number
of friends. spent last night on n
of the Long Branch fishing piers.
Mrs. NJ. Green of Broadway is
having another room added to the
rear of her building. The work is
in charge of Contractor John FL
lams.
Max Fucker motored to the home
of friends 1t New Brunswick last
night.