Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-06
SOUTH AM

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Compton of
Matawan. visited friends in this city
over the week end.
Father Strenski. of Sacred Heart
| parish, has Just purchased a new
/, sedan automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorton Berlew mo-
tored to the home of friends at
Shark River over the week end.
The regular meeting of the Luke
A. Lovely Post 81 will be he'd
Thursday night at the rooms on
David street. At this time Harry
| Leonard post entertainment officer
will serve the boys with clam
chowder.
Howard Brown, telegraph opera-
| tor at the Pennsylvania tower adj
joining the Perth Amboy Bridge, is
suffering from a broken arm receiv-
ed when he fell from the steps of
the tower. DIR. Weber attended
Brown and took him to his home.
He was also badly shaken Up.
Tickets are selling very rapidly
for the dance to be held March II
at st. Mary's hall for the benefit Of
st. Mary's high school athletic as
ISOLATION. Joseph Kress is chairman
of the affair.
Harry Z. Stratton is again about
after several weeks of illness at his
home.
Charles Straub has resigned his
position with the Studebaker Sales
Company to accept another position
with the Union Garage of Perth Am
boy.
Mrs. Eta Keyes, of Camden, is
spending a week with relatives in
this city.
Leon DraneF. snent vas+erdav with
friends in Keyport.
The Kentucky Derby a motion.
picture featuring Reginald Denny
will be given at the Empire theatre,
Thursday March IL, for the benefit
of the Independent Hose company.
Tickets are being sold rapidly and
indications point to success.
Peter Nelson was on a business
visit to Perth Amboy yesterday af-
%ternoon.
James X. Hackett spent yesterday
with friends at Trenton.
Sarah Vail, of Brooklyn, is visit
ing with relatives on Stevens ave-
William Briggs was a South River
visitor yesterday afternoon.
FRANK ScaIly was an out-of-town
visitor yesterday.
0iIId6 AltI visited al the
nome OF friends in Perth Amboy last
night. last
Mrs. Collin stratton and Mrs
Frank Compton spent yesterday in
Perth Amboy.
a meeting of the st. Martha's
Gulld of the Christ church will be
neId III the church Friday night.
Inc regular needing of the com
mon council will be held in the Cir,,
Hall tonight at s O'clock, at which
tille hnal action on the confrma-
tlon of city appointments will take
place.
Inc regular weekly card party for
the benefit of St. Mary's convent
tund will be held tonight IN 81
Mary's hall. Julia Delaney ana
Alice Gunkle are in charge.
rather konopka, of Sacred Heart
PARISH, motored to Trenton on sun
day.
Miss Mary ~D'Augustine. of Read
ms IA, who was the g uest of Miss
naLY Ieaesco for the past fle
weeks. has returned to her home.
Leo Forman has resumed his du-
tIes with the Middlesex Motors of
Perth Amboy after several DAYS i'll
ness.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary Of the American Legion
VIII be held tonighl at the rooms on
David street. The purpose OF this
meeting is to formulate pans for a
card party to be held March 23. Al
members are urged to be present.
James Tedesco is spending the
week with relatives at Reading,
Pa.
Max Grabonski of Perth Amboy,
was a local visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Richard Neiltop was acreea-
bly, surprised on Saturday evening
when a number of friends gathered
about the Mechanicsville Hose
Company to celebrate her birthday.
New gates replaced the old and
much battered mes at the Morsaa
railroad crossing.
Street Commissioner John T.
Connors with a gang of men starteS
spring cleaning yesterday when
they removed the old debris from
the road on Broadway.
A special meeting of the Indepen-
dent Hook and Ladder Company
will be held on Thursday, at which
time very important business Will
be discussed. All members are
urged IN attend