Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-02
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made to the effect that Elizabeth
Claire, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth
Cheeseman, was united in marriage
to Edward Theodore Mullen of New
Brunswick, at the Queen of All
Saints church, Brooklyn. July q.
The Misses Leola Ginter and Edna
I Bennett are spending two weeks va
vation at Asbury Park.
Secretary of the local Y. NJ. c..
A. announces the official opening of
the bowling alleys On Monday, Labor
Day. Mr.. Nell is busy arranging
both junior and senior leagues so
that a bowling tournament in both
leagues can be gotten off to an
early start.
Mrs. Richard Lewis and son, Bur
ton, are visiting for a time with
relatives in Atlantic City.
AS is customary each year, the
Sacred Heart parish will again hold
their fair and picnic on the church
| grounds, commencing Labor Day
and continuing for three days. The
usua. popular attractions, dancing
included, will mark the affair, and
everyone attending is sure to have a
most enjoyable time.
Miss Doloras, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Serrel Newman, while visiting
hel aunt in Asbury Park, took part
in the Baby Parade and was award
ed third prize in the doll coach di-
vision. The prize offered was a
beautiful bronze electric lamp.
Mrs. Cora Trowbridge, who has
for some time been making her
home in this city, has moved to Ter
former home city, Philadelphia.
Mrs. S. j. Moss and family are
spending a few weeks with relatives
in Mansfield, Ohio.
Word has been received to the
effect that everyone not having mail
receptacles or slots cut in the front
door o. their residence for the pur-
pose of receiving their mail will be
denied the privilege of having their
mail delivered to the house, but in
stead will receive their mail only
through having a box in the post
office or in general delivery.
Mrs. John Sullivan and daughter
Beatrice are expected home shortly
after spending some time with rel
atives in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Adele Tintle and daughters.
Adele and Edith, of Pompton Lakes,
are visiting with relatives in Second
street.
Misses Helen Dooling and Marie
Coakley, of this city. nurses at
Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn,
returned to their duties after spend
ing a few days with relatives here.
Ira Safran, who has been spend
ing the best part of the summer
months camping at Oxford, Maine,
returned to the home of his parents
in this city yesterday.
The dog warden has done re-
markable work this summer in
catching stray CANNES. A most no
ticeable decrease of these quadru-
peds has been the result since this
hustler was appointed.
This city was represented in the
baby parade most prominently, by
the selection of the Misses Mary
Gundrum and Marjorie Dey, as her.
aids to the Court of Queen Titantic.
XXXI. Miss Gundrum representing
the Herald of the Night. and Miss
Dey, Herald of the Moon.
Several local Republicans attend
ed the meeting of the Republican
County Committee meeting held in
Red Mems Hall in New brunswick
last Thursday night.
John Mcclure, Chris Mulrain and
other followers of the sports of the
squared circle, attended the prize
fights held in Roosevelt last night.
lOWdfu anu ldiilly TX
s~ojourning for a few days taking in
sights at Washington, d. c.
Mrs. James A. Let's. Mrs. A. T..
Conover and son. Albert, were visi-
tors with relatives in Red Bank yes
! terGay.
While the strike of the railroad
seems far from settled, reports are
to the effect that several of the fire.
men of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
who We're furloughed some time ago,
have been recalled.
William j. O'Toole. one of the To-
cal letter carriers, is enjoying his
annual fifteen-day vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Hines, who
have resided in this city for some
time, have moved to take up their
residence in Perth Amboy.
Master Worden Nash, of Main
street. visited with relatives in Red
Bank yesterday.