Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-28
JAM ESBURG

rev. john Ehrenstefn, pastor of
the German Baptist church, was a
delegate to the Baptist World ALI
ance held at Philadelphia. Mrs.
Ehrenstein and Mrs. Albert G. Lange
attended the meetings as spectators.
Owing to the rain the "big time"
scheduled at Helmetta Park did not
materialize. The Fertile Land De
velopment Company failed to run the
speshl trains. The Jamesburg band
Wae on h scene and gave a concert.
Harry Groves and Clifford Stona-
ker witnessed the Trenton-Johnstown
ball game at Trenton Saturday, a
thirteen-inning battle.
William Ryan and wife were
guests this week with the formers
mother, Mrs. John Ericsson, of War
rem tSeet.
Clarence Smires, who has given up
housekeeping, has stored his plano
at the home of William Conover. of
Gatzmar emu
George Rogers was a visitor Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scroe-
der, at New Brunswick.
While engaged In making repairs
to Ernest Voorhees, Ford automo-
bile, Robert Reid painfully injured
one of his fingers.
FRANKLIN street Is to have an au-
tomobile within It's limits. Sidney
Lowe is anxiously awaiting the deliv-
cry of his Ford, fully equipped.
Albert LANCE has received a post
card from Edward Windmuller,
dated at England, telling of the lat
ter's safe arrival and present good
health. Germany is his destination.
William Hawkins, ~bookkeeper at
the American Snuff Company's plant
at Helmetta, is visiting friends and
relatives at Camden, BeImar n
Brooklyn, this being his vacation
period.
Isaac Coombs, of Trenton, was a
visitor at the home of his son, J..
Howard Coombs, this week.
Willie Mount, of P~emberton, a
visitor at the home of his g~randpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Mount.
has returned to his home. His faith
er, William Mount, returned with
him after a short visit with his par
ents.
William Brown, of Sherman street,
is off duty this week on the first Of
q wv NOCho fdCdtlOHs
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Grover, Of
Plainsboro, spent Sunday with rela-
tives In town.
Daniel w. Clayton, deputy surro-
gate, spent several days with friends
in town, accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. William Ober, of Railroad
avenue, is spending two weeks with
relatives in Philadelphia.
William Van Pelt, Jr., has success
fully passed the test for the position
Of railroad fireman on the Amboy
division of the P. R. R.
A large banner, 6x12 feet, the
work Of John H. Enright, instructor
In painting at the State Home for
Boys, setting forth in large lettering
the all-day celebration program to
be held at Helmetta, Tuesday next,
has been hung opposite Salem Green
berg's general store at Helmetta.
Y new concrete sidewalk is being
put down by Harry Mount, of Sedge-
wick street. Contractor Charles
Schanck has the work In hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith, of
New Brunswick, returned to their
home Monday after several days
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. James Hamp-
ton, of ~Sedgewick street.
Howard Conover, of Buckelew ave-
nue., has rented the LANCE tenement
house vacated by Arthur s. CIuger.
Mr.. Lange is filling in the yard,
painting the dwelling and otherwise
adding to It's general appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Edwards were
entertained Saturday by Mine Host
and Mrs. William Widman, of Yard
Vile, the well-known sporting man
and fisherman.