Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-06
KEYP0RT

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The firm of Stulaz & Clark, which
operated an ice plant on Broad
street, has been dissolved. Louis
Stultz, senior member of the firm,
will now handle affairs.
Barbara Hoagland, of this place,
has secured a position in the Whit
all Tatum Company's new factory
here.
Charles Spraul. of Boonton, for
merly of this place, Is spending a
few days with friends here.
While fooling with Russell Wall
ing, of this place. last Saturday af-
ternoon, George Murray, also OF this
place, was pushed through the glass
in Front street, sustaining a badly
cut hand and arm. DR.. Garrett q.
Hoagland attended to his injuries.
Miss Josephine Mccall. of Newark,
Miss Bertht Disbrow, of New York
city and Miss Bessie Balm, of Perth
Amboy, spent Sunday and yesterday
at the home Of Miss Disbrow's par
ents, Mr.-and Mrs. Harry P. Dis
brow, in Broadway. Miss DisbroW
was formerly of this place.
The baseball game between the
Century Athletic Club team and the
New Monmouth A. c. team, to be
played on the New Monmouth dla-
mond last Saturday afternoon, a
to be called on account of rain.
Miss Joyce Van Buskirk, daughter
of Mr.and Mrs. A. s. Van Buskfrk,
of this place, who has been spend
ing some time with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Small, at their
home in Standish. Me-, returned 70
her home in Main street, here, last
| Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Garfield, Of Brooklyn,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel u.
Roberts at their home in broaa
! street.
Bud Vaughn, formerly of this
place. now of New York city, spent
Sunday here.
Lester Mclean and Richard ..
White both Of New York city, spent
Yesterday and Sunday with Mr,
Whites parents, Mr.. and. mrs.
Richard S. White, at their home IN
Osborn street.
Miss Helen Kingsland. of Newark.
who has been making an extended
visit to her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
MRS, Joseph G. Ward, at their home
in Mott street returned to her home
in Newark yesterday, Miss Kings
land is a former resident here.
Seabrook Schauek, son of ex-
Mayor and Mrs. John G. Schauck, or
this place, has a badly festered fin
ger as q result of a hang nail. Dr.
| Hoagiand ianced the wound last Sat
urday night
Rev. Herbert w. Brueninghausen.
ton from his duties as rector of st.
Mays Episcopal church. here. at Ell
lenville. N. Y, returned to his home
here last Saturday.
Spencer Hoagland, of Jersey City,
spent Sunday with DR.. and Mrs.
Garrett g. H~oagland, at their home
in Front street.
Sidney Kane, formerly OF this
place, and at n time manager OF
the Keyport Roller Skating Rank
here, now of Newark, spent Satur-
day with friends here.
Miss Elsie N. Curtis. daughter OF
Captain and Mrs. Vadin Curtis, of
this place, who has been summering
with her aunt and uncle, DR.. and
Mrs. Reed, at their home in Scoodic,
Me-, returned to her home in Allan
tic street, here, last Saturday.
Many of the residents of this
place. who We're competitors in the
baby parade of the Keyport carnival.
took their floats to Asbury Park yes
terday afternoon to take part in the
baby parade there. Among them
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Du-
four, float decorated by Gustav
Maurer; Messrs. Clifford and Clar-
ence A~pplegate. Mr.. Anthony D.
Bedle and Harvey S. Bedle. the last
named being winner Of the first prize
in the Keyport baby parade. his float
representing Lovers Retreat"
Mr.. and Mrs. Crester G. Young, of
New York city. spent yesterday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I.
Young, at their home in Osborne
street.
Mrs. F. Holder and son Everett,
of Jamestown, N. Y, who have been
spending the past two weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Stark, at their
home in First street, returned to
their home in Johnstown yesterday.
Messrs. Raymond and John and
sister, Miss Ella Matthews, of this
place, who spend each summer in
Ocean Grove, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Edward w. Snyder. at their
home in First street.
J.. Harold Hendrickson, Winfield
Maurer, Miss Ola M. Conklin and
Miss Laura Cherry, all of this place,
motored to Ashury Park in Joseph
R. Walling's Buick touring a yes
terday afternoon to witness the baby
parade there.
Fred Van Gieson, of Rutherford.
and w. Deckert, of East Orange,
who are spending the summer at the
Highlands, spent. yesterday with
friends here.
Norman l.. Bedle. of HaEerstraw,
| NJ Y, spent yesterday and Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Mary A. Be-
die. at her home in Broad street.
MIR. ana Mrs. Wilbur H. Young. of
New York city, spent yesterday and
Sunday at the home of Mr.. Yeung's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A.
| Young. in First street. Mr.. Young
was formerly of this place and came
here to enter his racing motor boat
in the speed races at the regatta of
the Keyport Yacht Club.
Walter Mason, of New York city.
spent yesterday and Sunday with ].
Morris Heyer, at his home in Second
street.
Harvey S. Bedle. a prominent bus
mess man Of this place. was taken
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