Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-11-06
SOUTH AMB0Y

Mr.. and Mrs. William Lotus and
family have moved to a new address
| in Perth Amboy.
Miss Bessie Campbell of Philadel-
| phia, Pa. is visiting with her cousin.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell. for several
weeks.
The Hole in the Wall during the
! past two days has been given a dec
Grafton. Lettering advising of the
jplaced on each end of the hole.
The first of the regular fall meet
ings of Joel Parker Council No. 60,
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. will be held in the
K. of P. Hall tomorrow evening. A
great gathering is expected out at
the initial meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Farrell and
family motored this week to Lake.
hurst, where they viewed the Shenan-
doah and the ZR-3 in their hangers.
The Republicans of the city are
very highly elated over the election
of Harold G. Hoffman. with such a
great majority. Hoffman received
the greatest majority ever given
candidate for the Office of mayor, 1t
was said yesterday.
Postmaster Frank Hoffman has
com mpleted the building of a two car
garage on his property on Ward ave-
nue..
Contractor John J. Connors In
i-charge of the building of the new
! fire house on Broadway is putting
the finishing touches to the structure
at this time. The house will be in
readiness for the new hook and lad
der expected to arrive in this city
within the next several days.
The corner of Main street and
! Stevens avenue still continues to be
| one of the most dangerous traffic
points within the entire city. Besides
being the intersection points for all
| the traffic. school children from all
of the schools pass here. The need
of an officer at this intersection at all
| times is very evident people in that
vicinity believe.
Although South Amboy voters
! polled one of the largest votes re-
| corded in its history. very few disor-
ders at the polling places were evil
| dent. The many split tickets ham,
lpered the work of the election clerks.
/ John Carroll is having sidewalks
and curbs laid about his home at the
Corner of Stevens avenue and George
street.
Mrs. George Saunders and Mrs.
Frederick Kurpwski were Perth Am
/ boy business visitors yesterday.
A meeting of st. Mary's Alumni is
to be held within a short time. It Is
understood that plans for the pre-
sentation of a drama will be laid
before the meeting.
Thomas and Joseph Meacham. of
Holy Cross College. Worcester. Mass.
have returned to their studies after
depending several days with their par
ents DIR. and Mrs. e. A. Meacham.
Milton A. Coats has completed the
building of a spacious store house
on his property.
John ]. Salmon was a New York
City business visitor yesterday.
c. Raymond Lyons. of New Bruns-
wick. was a local visitor yesterday.
Thomas Kennedy spent last even
| ing at the home of friends on Hall
avenue. Perth Amboy.
/ Joseph French is confined to his
| home on Fourth street with an at
| tack of throat trouble.
Edward Powers motored with a
party of friends to Lakehurst yes.
I terday.
1t is understood that movement
is now on foot to demand the council
| to take immediate steps to compel
operate strictly according to sched-
| ule.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Stole. sr.,
motored to Point Pleasant on Mon
day of this week.
The regular business meeting of
the common council will be held in
the mayors office of the city hall on
| Friday evening.
Joseph Staff. of New York City.
visited with friends on Pine avenue
yesterday.
Miss Mary Quinn is recovering
from an illness of several days.
Miss Anna Powers motored to the
home Of friends on Market street
Perth Amboy. yesterday.