Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-03
SOUTH AMBOY

A reception to the Rev. Mr..
Brady, and his family will be ten
dered tonight at the Methodist Epis-
copal church. 1t is desired that
everyone in the church be present
to welcome the pastor and his fam
lily.
Regular weekly meeting Of Luke
a. Lovely Post will be held in the
room on David street, Thursday
night. Commander Mulraine is
anxious that a large delegation of
legionnaires and members of the
auxiliary entrain for Trenton on
Saturday, where a conference of
commanders and adjutants will take
place. A dinner will follow the
meeting.
Tomorrow night a meeting OF
Good Samaritan Lodge, No. So, X.
of p. will be held. The law revision
will be read at this time.
Mrs. Allen Quinby, who recently
underwent an operation at the local
hospital, is reported as improving
greatly.
James Rodgers left yesterday for
Danville, Va, where he will start
spring training with the Durham
Baseball Club of the Piedmont
League.
Thomas Walker, of Elizabeth,
sgpent yesterday with friends in this
city.
Charles Sprague, barber of this
city, has given up his business on
Broadway, and is now employed at
the Pennsylvania Railroad shops of
this city.
Miss Elizabeth Bolton, of Newark,
spent yesterday at the home of
friends on Pine emu yesterday.
Miss Mary Gundrum, of Mount
st. Mary's College, North Plainfield,
is spending the Easter holidays at
the home of her parents, on Henry
street.
Joseph Morris, one of the local
letter carriers, is enjoying a Vaca-
ton at his home on Henry street.
John Reyes, of Henry street, has
accepted a position at the Copper
Works at Perth Amboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Muiraine
with a party of friends motored to
Irvington yesterday.
Martin Wiatr has added a new
truck to his equipment of his con-
tracing business.
Tonight the Common Council will
meet in the City Hall at s O'Clock.
Councilman Disbrow made an in
spection of David street, which for
the past several months has been
under curb, and sidewalk construc-
ton and which has been delayed to
no little extent. The council may
| take some action on the matter at its
meeting tonight.
Richard Flanagan has accepted a
| position in the Office of the Du Pont
| Powder Company at Parlin.
Nightly rehearsals are being held
| in st. Mary's Hall for the American
! Legion Minstrels to be held on April
IL and 10. The John B. Rogers
Producing Company have charge OF
| the production. On account of the
hall being used tonight for another
| purpose there will be no rehearsal.
Thomas Kennedy motored to the
home of friends at Keyport last
night.
Miss Helen Sullivan of Mount st,
Mary's College. North Plainfield. is
| spending the week at the home OF
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William j,
Sullivan.
Work on the pavement between
the trolley tracks on Bordentowr
| venue is now well under way and
| should be completed within the
| course of three weeks. 1t is under
| stood that the city officials will de-
| mand that the Jersey Central Trac-
| ton Company do their share toward
completing the pavement between
the tracks on this street between
| Pine avenue and f'eltus street.
Joseph Meacham, a student at
| Holy Cross College, Worcester, Mass,
| will take part in the production OF
Hamlet" to be given by the Holy
Cross Dramatic cast in New York
City omorrow night. A number OF
| young men and wome from this
| city will journey to the city to wit
| ness the performance.
Nicholas Tolls has moved his
| business to a new address on Broad
way.