Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-02
KEYPORT

MI. and Mrs. Horace S. Burrowes
have returned from a weeks vaca-
ton at the Hotel Kenilworth, Ocean
Grove.
The regular meeting of the Board
OF Education will take place tonight
at the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Jewell.
who left the borough several DAYS
ago for an automobile trip in
Massachusetts, and other points Of
1rfarcst have arrived at Springfield
where they will visit relatives of
u. Jewell for several days. They
plan to take an extended trip be-
fore returning to their home in
lakewood Park.
The members of Keyport Engine
Company r completing arrange
ments for the annual bazaar which
they will hold at the foot of Broad
street for a week, opening August 5.
Misses Lillian Campbell. Helen
Campbell, Mildred H. Bedle and
Mrs. Herbert Doherty have return
ed after having enjoyed a weeks
camping trip at M~anasquan. They
were accompanied by several
friends from Red Bank also Miss
Agnes Walling of New Monmouth.
Miss Olga Hewlett, of Basking
Ridge. is the guest of Miss Dorothy
Bedle for a few days and in honor
OF Miss Hewlett, Miss Bedle recent
bly entertained a number of friends
at a card party, several of those
present being college friends of the
hostess and her guest. The prize
winners were Miss Mildred Calvert
and Miss Gladys Birkbeck and those
present were Miss Alice Gade of
Perth Amboy, Miss Gladys Blzier
of Raritan, Miss Berenice Brown of
Matawan, Miss Katherine Young of
Hazlet, Miss Olga Hewlett of Bask-
ing Ridge, Mrs. Earl II. Cherry,
Miss Frances Campbell, Miss Eta
Conover, Miss Dorothy Bedle and
Mrs. Harvey s. Bedle. At the con-
clusion of the game a delightful So
cial session followed and elaborate
refreshments were served.
DR.. William II. Walling, who has
conducted his dental offices in the
apartment over Phelps Cherry and
Sons grocery business on Front
street for a number of years past, is
removing his offices to the Brown
house on Main street. known as
the dawson House." Professor
Horace s. Bannister is also remov-
ing his music studio to the same
place.
On Thursday night Madame l..
Rolls and her singers from the Col
ored Orphans School will give a
concert at Beach Park. The affair
Is under the supervision of the
Rev. e. A. Carroll, pastor of the
Matawan A M. f. Zion church and
the proceeds of the entertainment
will be for that church.
The c. r r. is building a station
at Union Beach near here to ac-
commodate the large number of
/ patrons of the road from that Sec
ton. A small temporary station has
been in use for the past few months
Ebut this Is inadequate to accommo-
date the large crowds who wait for
the trains at this point. With the
building of the new station. which Is
about one-quarter completed it
looks as IL the patronage a be
we'll taken care of even on a stormy
day.
Rev. ". A. Service, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church. is enjoy
Ing has annual vacation from the
church and will spend part OF it
with out of town friends. The
church will remain closed for the
month of August.
Contractor Irving Demerest has
about completed laying the concrete
road on Broadway as far as Front
street. Owing to lack of material
1.-THE contractor was forced to dfscon-
kfinue work for several days, but up
on its arrival he made up for lost
ftime and speedily completed the sec
Etion of the road toward Front street.
Ia section still remains to be com
Epleted toward Matawan station.
Miss Eleanor Manning. of Plain
Held. spent Tuesday with Miss Dor
ofhy Bedle. s.. -
Miss Beatrice Bedle. of Broad
ptreet, il making an extended visit
with her aunt. Mrs. Alfred B. Stoney
1T Llanarch. Pa.
Miss Hanah Polling and niece.
miss Gladys Birkbeck have returned
Ito thier home on First street after
Ehaving spent a few days at Summit,
IN. j.. as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex CadoN