Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-13
WOODBRIDGE

W GauCouo9 night
Miss Bolen. of Tottenville, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Harold
Skay, of Fulton street.
Mrs. William H. Prail is enters
a relative from out of town.
R. N. Valentine has remodeled
his barn in Linden avenue.
Alfred Larkins and Peter Greiner
Jr. were New York visitors THURSDAY
afternoon.
John Ohmenhiser has returned TO
his duties with the Commercial
Gable Company, of New York, after
enjoying a short vacation.
Miss Mande Schoder has accepted
a position in Railway.
Mrs. M. d. Valentine has return
ed to her home in Green street after
a brief soiourn with her daughter,
Mrs. Duggett, of Syracuse, N. Y.
Bernard Sullivan has secured a
position with the Central railroad as
clerk in the freight Office at Sewar-
Hampton Cutter is recovering af-
ter his recent Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchcock, of New
York, are the guests of Miss Nc
Even, of st. Georges avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J.. Demarest
made a long auto trip yesterday, Wis
iting washington and other towns
throughout northern New Jersey.
Mrs. Burdick Is confined to her
home In High street with diphtheria.
The interior of the Masonic hall
is being remodeled for the opening
of a moving picture house which
will be conducted by Rusk and An
drews, of Haines Fall, N. Y. Mana
ger Rusk stated yesterday that he
has leased the hall and will conduct
first class refined entertainments
during the winter months.
The amateur theatrical troupe of
the Kingwood Athletic Club held a
rehearsal at the club Dom Wednes-
day night for their coming play, en-
titled .tToo Many Husbands" The
play will be given in Masonic hall
IA.
Master Edward MCGOWAN was a
Railway visitor Saturday morning.
Miss Ida Lockwood visited out of
town Saturday.
Miss Keegan spent Saturday with
a friend in New York.
Mrs. B. w. Hoagland was a New
ark visitor Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fullerton
and daughter, of Jersey City, were
the guests OF relatives In town over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Huber were
Perth Amboy visitors Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansel and children,
of East Orange, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Roscoe Chase, in Main
street.
Miss Helen W. Holmes spent Sat-
urday out of town.
Mrs. Albert Martin and two chill
dren, of Green street, spent Satur-
day afternoon in Railway.
Mrs. John Torch and Miss Nellie
Torch were Perth Amboy visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. Laurence Moore was a New
ark visitor Saturday morning.
Mrs. Raymond Moore was a Perth
visitor Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Mundy visited in
Perth Amboy Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Voorhees,
and children, of Barron avenue,
Perth Anhoy visitors Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Numbers
and daughter Ruth spent the week
end in Freehold.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. George Daily and
daughter were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Voorhees, at
heir home, in Barron avenue, Sun
lay.
Miss MATHS, of New York. was
The guest of Mrs. I. T. Spencer over
Sunday.
G. A. de Russy and son John visit
ID Mrs. de Russy in st, Barnabas
Hospital, Newark. Sunday.
James Haskell, of Cortland, N.
T., was the guest of friends in town
Sunday.
Miss Nan Stewart spent Sunday
With a friend in Brooklyn.
Miss Edith Whitney spent the
Weekend out of town.
Mrs. Burdick, who is confined to
Ter home In High street with diph-
is reported recovering.
William Freeman, of Edgar's Hill,
,pent Saturday evening in New
Brunswick.
Miss Jennie DUNCAN entertained
over Sunday.
George Brewster spent Friday
evening In Newark.
Mrs. William II. PraH is entertain
ng a relative from out of town at
Ter home In upper Green street.
The Woodbridge Barron free lib
airy is closed for a short time for
he purpose of repairing the steam
heaters.
Miss Messenger, of East Orange,
Saturday and Sunday with
Hiss Viola Durham, of Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN McNHIty
ave returned to their home in
ID. c., after a few days
'isit with relatives in Green street.
Miss Grace Valentine, who Is at
ending school at East Orange, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her par
.nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. r.. Valentine,
If Green street.
Hampton Cutter Is around again
sfter his recent illness.
The Kingweod Athletic Clubs
amateur theatrical troupe win hold
rehearsal at the club rooms to-
light for their play, eaaitled TOO
dany Husbands"
A, L. Huber has purchased a new
FORD car.
Stanley Lockwood Is able to be
lround again after a weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchcock. of New
fork, are guests of Miss Agnes Nc
Gwen, OF St. Georges avenue
PEOPLE yv'sc 7-r-.y Wink.
There are people who rarely wink.
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