Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
OLD BRIDGE

,f Perth Amboy, are enjoying a lew
laws vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Is.
+. Bloodgood, of Runyon.
The Misses Reava Clayton, Susie
Reid and Edna Osborne attended a
mrprise party rendered Harold Orr
1t South Amboy Thursday evening.
Lawrence Whalen, assistant
freight agent at the P. r. r. termi-
nal, enjoyed the show at Proctor's
Perth Amboy, Wednesday evening.
Walter Smith has resigned his
position as pressman at the Old
bridge Enameled Brick G. Tile Com
pany and accepted a similar one
With the New Brunswick Tile Com
pany at New Brunswick.
Mrs. George Harris and daughter,
Miss Ethel, are enjoying a pleasant
sisit with relatives In New York city.
Mrs. Francis Kramer and daugh-
lers. Misses Lillian and Barbara,
and George Wayne, of New York,
have returned to their homes after
4 few days visit with Mrs. William
Kramer, of williamsburg n
A Jolly party was held at the home
sf Miss Katherine Kramer on Will
Harrisburg avenue Saturday evening.
guests were present from Spotswood,
Old Bridge and New York. Games
we're enjoyed, songs and dancing.
Those present: Mrs. Francis Kram-
u Misses Lillian and Barbara
kramer, Of New York; Misses Anna
Dobson, Dora and Katherine Kram-
,r. Maud and Cornelia Van Schoick,
Hessrs, George Wayne, BENJAMIN
Long, M. J. B1oodgood, William and
nn~1 u~nrna~ Tohu C1vnvatta and
Jayette Johnson.
Mrs. b. r. Bloodgood and Mrs. b.
4. Shelters, OF Runyon, were local
Visitors Wednesday.
Lnford Magee was q recent visitor
mong friends In New Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dieker we're
Perth Amboy shoppers Wednesday.
The moving picture show at the
borough hall Thursday evening was
largely attended by our residents. 1t
i hoped that In the near future we
nay have In our midst a th~eatorium
Is at present there is no place for
sha younger generation to amuse
themselves.
Miss Katherine Kramer entertain
I'd a few friends at her home Mon
lay evening In honor of Mrs. Francis
Kramer and daughters, Misses LII
dan and Barbara, of New York.
Those present were Misses Edna
Squire, MAZDA Jolly, Katherine Kra-
mer, Mrs. Francis Kramer, Lillian
md Barbara Kramer, Messrs. Ben
lamin Long, M. J.. Bloodgood, Mr..
Lasear and others.
The Old Bridge Cornet Band, al
though young in existence, a be
,lassed with the more experienced
Mowers OF our neighboring towns
ind much credit for the success OF
she band can be attributed to the
efforts of Leader Thomas Wooten, as
through his masterful knowledge OF
music the boys have developed into
4 No. / players. A few critics will
lsk why we continually boost the
rood work of the band. We might
)ay because we feel proud that at
asst Old Bridge possesses what our
ieighboring town, Spotswood, has
ong tried to but with NO success.
Mr.. Lascar, of New York city,
,ormerly with the Arbuckle Sugar
Refining Company, has been engaged
BY the Brookheld Glass Company as
manager of their factory store at
kunyon.
Robert Smith, who had his wrist
,roken a few days ago, had to have
anne reset, the lrst not being prop
1rly set, and is slowly recovering al
!hough not able to attend his work,
Jacob G.. Germs, OF Brooklyn, spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. III.
sottrell at the Riverside Hotel.
Fred Shloring, of Brooklyn Is an
oylng a few days vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Shior-
ng.
Miss Minnie Bloodgood has re-
surned home after a few days visit
With her cousin, Miss Minnie Post at
Perth Amhcy.
Mrs. James McMuIkens OF Perth
Amboy, visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Cottrell, Wednesday.
Conrad Petty, Of Spotswood, was
entertained by friends In the bor-
,ugb Wednesday evening.