Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
SOUTH AMBOY

City Clerk Peter j. Coakley has is
sued instructions to all members OF
the election board to appear at the
city hall for a copy of the election
laws of the yea 1922.
Mrs. Newell James, OF Second
street, is among those summering
at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Manion and
family, of Ocean Grove, motored to
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Scully on Stevens avenue Wnere they
will spend several days.
Joseph Vail is contemplating
tering upon a higher field of learn
ing and has expressed his intention
of going to Holy Cross College, at
Worcester, Mass, in September.
Vail is a graduate of st. Mary's
High School.
Mrs. Thomas A.. Quinn, of North
Tarrytown, N. Y, with her son. Gle
ment, has returned to her home
after spending several days at the
home of relatives on Pine avenue.
The Misses Freda Martin. Hazel
Breitner and Mildred Appiegate re-
turned yesterday to their home after
a ten-day stay at Atlantic City.
September 13 is the date set for
the opening of Holy Cross College.
Worcester, Mass. Several of the
young men of this city are students
at that place, and are preparing to
return on that date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grimley and
family left this city on Saturday
for Worcester, Mass, where they
will be entertained at the home of
relatives for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas CANTON and
-. rrt.oxo. 80 NIo,ro I'll = ennn6-
ing several days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Cleary, Of Wllmot
street.
Among those of the local post OF
the American Legion TO entrain for
Lake Hopatcong, where the conven-
| ton of the Forty and Eight Society
will be held, are Leo j.. Coakley,
Harold G.. Hoffman, S. Newell James,
Commander A. Conlogue and M. Lee
Stultz, together with Milton Rue.
Adam KacZmarek enjoyed a
motor trip to the home of friends
at Trenton over the weekend.
John Walczak has returned from
a visit at the home of friends at Red
Bank.
The Misses Mary Holton and
Claire Mulaine enjoyed a motor trip
through Monmouth county yester-
day.
John Mccarthy motored with rel
atives to Keyport yesterday.
Carl Cashier. of Newark, visited
with friends in this city yesterday.
Many of the houses owned by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company in
this city are receiving a much need
ed coat of paint. The work is in
charge of Contractor James Wal
lace.
The choir boys of st. Mary's
church left this morning early for
Asbury Park on one of their sum-
mer outings. They were accompa-
MED by the Rev. Edward c. Griffen,
pastor. Two large trucks transport
ed the boys to the popular resort.
John Rattigan was among tho
bathers at Morgan Beach yesterday
afternoon.
DIR. and Mrs. f.. H.. Eulhner have
returned after a three weeks sum
mer vacation.
:, Ambrose Watts and John Fitz.
morris were entertained at the home
of friends at Matawan yesterday.
Sister NJ. Modesto. of the Conven'
of Mercy. Trenton, spent the pas
several days at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ken
5 nedy.
MI. anu MIS-. II. GtlIlpIlltI ant
t family motored with a party o
| friends to Eagle Rock during tn,
week.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Kurowsk!
. and family spent Sunday at thu
home of friends at Keyport.
l The members of the Mechanics
l Vile Fire Company with their fam
5 lilies and friends motored to Unioi
] Beach on Sunday where they wer'
3 to enjoy a clambTke. but the wealth
1 erman interfered to a slight extent
Y but not enough TO thwart the ambi
1 tons of the fire laddies. They re
turned to their headquarters an,
= enjoyed the evening with music an,
= dancing.
I Charles X. Freeman has pur
- chased a new touring car.
Miss Margaret Fletcher. of Jerse
$ City, is being entertained at tn
e home of Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
d Crozier, of Main street.