Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-16
SOUTH AMBOY

SOUTH AMBOY
A meeting of South Amboy Lodge,
Loyal Order of Moose, will be held
in their rooms Monday night. The
secretary James Minnick has noti-
fled the members that full member
ship is expected to be present.
Harry A. Leonard with a number
of friends motored to a promenade
held at Bound Brook on Thursday
night.
From present indications. the
mails this year during the Christmas
time will be exceptionally heavy in
this city. In order to cope with the
situation, Postmaster James w.
Rea, has announced that there Will
be carrier delivery Sunday morning,
the day proceeding Christmas. The
post office will also remain open for
receiving and distribution of mails.
1t has been suggested that 10 insure
safe delivery of mails, cards. letters,
packages ETC., be mailed early. 1t II
expected that commencing Monday,
the anticipated heavy influx of mail
will be evident locally.
At the district meeting of Seneca
Tribe, No. 20, I. o. R. M. held on
Thursday night in their rooms in the
*. of p. Building, one of the speak
ers "a Mayor elect Daniel c.. Chase.
Great Sacheni Charles Hclswor.n of
P:ainfield, spoke on Red .Manship.
A large delegation from Perth AM
boy tribe, No. IS. was present A
committee, composed of Thomas N.
Kvist, George H. McKenna, Louis
Spratford and Hans Nilsen. served
refreshments after the meeting.
Tho stoan heating n1ant 10 noyy
being installed in the almost CON-
pleted new convent of Saint Mary's
church. The carpenter work, and
much of the inside finishing is being
held UT until the installation of heat
is completed. 1t is not expected that
the building will be ready for &C.
cupancy before February.
Mayor Chase it is noticed is tax
ing every opportunity presented, to
familiarize himself with the local
conditions. Suggestions he says are
piling in fast, and his message will
be a lengthy one.
Mrs. Theodore Stolte, Jr., Mrs.
Charles Watson and Mrs. Theodore
Stolte. ST., were Newark business
visitors en- Thursday.
Mrs. Philip FENDER, Mrs. Edward
Stolte and Mrs. Martin Nelson spent
yesterday at tn6 HOHle OIL NIB.
Philip Render at Asbury Park.
Although the snow was of short
duration furnished no little amount
of fun for quite a number of chill
dren about the city. Every grade
about town was utilized by the ner-
~ makers. The old proverb deal
ing With ths ill wind that always
DE stniebt dy good came to pass
with the advent of snow. The
snow came at an i'll fated time for
a local business and prominent man
who for the past six weeks had
worked overtime SO as to be assured
of a days hunting away from +-ne
worries of his duties. After the ar
rangements to go hunting were
made in advance, the party in ques-
ton notified a number of close
friends that all was set. He awoks
the following morning to find the
grourd covered with snow. There is
no cunning when the snow is on h
ground.
JOSEPH Stolte son of Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Stolte. Jr.. is able to -
asous again after being confined for
Sc. eral days with pneumonia.
James O'ConEor has accepted a
position in the parlin office OF the
du I'cnt Powder Company.
On rext Thursday night tn, Tx
empt Firemen's Association Will
hold their regular meeting in the
city hall.
fred Iselv was a Newark visitor
on Tuesday of tLis week.
William Briggs motore1 to the
home of friends at Red Bank last
ey ehLig..
The election of officers will take
place at the Lsdies Auxiliary meet
ing Of the American Legion on
Tuesday night of next week.
Miss Katherine Chevalier of As
bury Park, is the guest of Miss Maj
jorie Dey at her home on a
street.
CITY Engineer A. t. McMichae's
was a Philadelphia visitor during
the week.
Harvey Brumagin has returned
from an extended business trip to
Pittsburgh.
Charles Turner and son Robert.
of George street, are spending sew
IRA days with relatives In Denton,
Maryland.
The new home of Robert P. Ma
son on Bordentown avenue is Iast
being completed. The house will De
Wncu COIitPiClCQ ~ "a
to date homes in this city and VI
cinity.
The Misses Mary Tedesco ard
Genieve Doyle attended a perform
ance at one of Newark's leading
theatres Thursday.
Quite a number OF plates bearing
the name Of the city are seen on
cars about town. The secretary NJ
the Chamber Of Commerce has d
vised that he has still several sets
left which may be called for at ~
time. The local banks also have
sets on hand.
Last nights pinocnie tournament
at the Legion headquarters was for
the greater part a complete sue
cess. A number of out Of town men
were on hand to join in the games.
Chairman Harkins was quite pleas
ed with the attendance last night
and will continue with the weekly
games
On next Wednesday the clerks OF
the local postoffice will give a Dress
ed turkey away through their asso-
citation.
Mrs Edwin L. Tice. wife of CouI-
cilman-elect Edwin l.. Tice, is st