Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-13
CARTERET

John Bruskie, who left town sew
| eral months ago for the western
| States on an expeditional trip by
means of his bycicle returned home
last week. John claims he covered
almost two thousand miles, round
trip, and recommends the sport as
a mighty good bracer.
George Chamra, transacted bust
ness in New York, Saturday.
Misses Alma Bazini and Elizabeth
Elk spent Saturday in Newark
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fisher moved
from Emerson street to Roosevelt
lavenue, Saturday.
John Elk accompanied by his
friends spent Saturday night in
Newark where they attended a
show.
With the complaint of local deal
| ers that coal will be a difficult thing
to obtain, it has practically every
resident worrying with the APP
preaching winter. Many so far
| have installed oil heaters not being
able to obtain enough fuel.
The American Club will travel to
Helmetta tonight to roll a return
bowling match.
The Rev. Joseph B Ferguson, of
the Presbyterian church, had for
the morning services the sermon
righteous Indignation" and in the
evening, Religion in the Home"
Through Rev. Ferguson's efforts a
junior choir will be organized and
practices will be held in order to
enable them to sing at the morning
services of the church, at the close
of the Sunday School hour next
Sunday.
The Lady Woodmen, Hyacinth
Grove, No. rs. will hold their regu-
lar meeting Tuesday night in Fire
Hall No. 1, Carteret.
The Forester Minstrel will en-
terrain many who have purchased
tickets long before hand, beginning
this evening with another perfor-
nance tomorrow night. The boys
have worked diligently the last
while back and promise this will be
even better than before as their aim
is to do better each time.
Among those who attended the
football game Saturday in Plain
field, were Joseph Schirger, Steph-
en- Chamra. August Medvetz and
Joseph Solinsky.
Buses chartered to accommodate
local fans to Plainfield to attend the
football game played between the
Roosevelt and Recreation teams
were kept busy leaving the corner
of Roosevelt and Pershing avenues
starting at 1 o'clock in the after
noon.
Armistice day was observed in a
quiet manner in town with many To-
Gals motoring out of town to adjoil-
ing cities where parades and other
features prevailed in honor of the
day.
Mrs. Andrew Christensen accom-
panied by her daughter. emma,
spent Saturday in Elizabeth with
friends.
The Boy Scouts met Friday night
in the basement of the Presbyterian
church, where they made arrange
ments to attend special services that
were held at that church Sunday
morning.
Oscar Anderson accompanied by
his parents and relatives motored
to Plainfield Saturday afternoon,
where they attended the football
game played by the local team.
The American Club has changed
the date for the smoker that was to
be held on Tuesday, November IA to
Thursday, November 20. in order to
avoid the confliction with the min
strel show to be held on the former
date by the Forresters of America.
Miss Bertha Ondeck visited with
friends in Newark, Saturday where
they attended a show in the evening.
Samuel Tonghini. Walter Boune
and Robert Jackson, all of Perth
Amboy, motored to town Saturday
night.
Mrs. Paul NJ. Buell., of Elizabeth,
recently married and better known
as Miss M. Riszack, before her mar
riage, spent a day with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. RisZack, of Roosevelt