Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-27

The state Trust Co.
AT PLAINFIELD. N. j
enjoyed Christmas as the guest of
Stanley Stonaker at Los Angeles,
Cal. Mr.. Stonaker Is one OF our Old
Bridge young men and is staying at
Los Angeles for the benefit OF his
health.
Harry Andrews attended the
Bijou at Perth Amboy Saturday af-
ternoon.fv. 49,
Miss Charlotte Hickey and brother
Jack were shoppers in Perth Ambot
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Allabocker, OF
Runyon, were Perth Amboy visitors
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Matthew starkey
and daughter Lillian were Saturday
| shoppers in Perth Amboy..
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hollenbeck,
OF Church street, spent Christmas
| with relatives at Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. George III. Rusher
and son Harold were Perth Amboy
shoppers Saturday.
James Yates. off, Church street,
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Perth Amboy Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles. H. Reid, OF
Maple street, spent Saturday shop
ping in. Perth Amboy.
Melville Zimmerman, of the River
side Hotel, spent Christmas with his
parents in Perth Knboy.
Miss Lillian Andrews was a Perth
Amboy shopper saturday.
AE~ n.I Avs fAnl{ar ErnnTnQn nf
Brookfleld Terrace, enjoyed the per-
Saturday afternoon.
Thomas Wpoten, of South Old
| Bridge, was among the Perth Amboy
| shoppers saturday.
William Wooten, of Main street,
was a Saturday shopper In Perth
Amboy.
MRS. Oliver Crist, of Hightstown.
was q Saturday shopper in Perth
Amboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Slower, Of
South Old Bridge, attended the show
at Proctor's, Perth Amboy, Saturday
afternoon
Messrs. Benjamin Roller and eous-
in, Benjamin Green, of South Old
Bridge, renewed old acquaintance
In Perth Amboy Saturday.
Peter Morrow, Of South Old
Bridge. was a Saturday visitor
among friends In Perth Amboy.
Walter Q~uakenbush, of Hillsboro,
was a Perth Amboy shopper Friday.
]. w. Squire, proprietor of the
Riverside Hotel on Brunswick To-
nue., has purchased several lots ad-
Joining his property on the Cause
way, and viii move all of his build
ings on the newly purchased lots and
erect an ice house where his barn
now stands
Robert III. Benson, of Riverside
avenue, South Old Bridge. was q
business visitor In Perth Amboy Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank selover and
niece, Miss Mabelle Preston. OF
Church street, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Abram Durham, of Riverside we
rne. enscys1 Chr.stnss dinner with
Mr.. and MrS Bert Selover. of Second
street. South Amboy.
Mrs. II. =. Dalton and children
have returned to their home at Perth
Amboy after q few days visit with
Mrs. George Scully.. Of First street.
Floyd e. Rue, who fs employed In
New York, spent Christmas with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George ID.
Rue, of Brunswick avenue.
The Misses Ella and Ethel Harris,
! who are employed with the Rosen-
thai Manufacturing Company at
Perth Arnboyg are senjoying a ten
days vacation
Miss Sadie X. Harris was the
guest of her cousin, Miss Grace
james, OF Burlington, over Christ
mas.
William p. Burkett and sen, Will
liam, Jr., employed in Asbury Park,
spent Christmas with their family in
South Old Bridge,
Miss Ethel Dieker, of Runyon,
was a Perth Amboy shopper Friday.
Il. G. Osborne, late manager of
Slower & Stonaker Company, has ac-
cepted a position in Newark, COM
muting daily eas
Miss Susie NJ. Reid, s~tenographer
at the r. ". Crime Company, Of Nor
CAMILLE, enjoyed Christmas with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles H.
Reid, OF Church street.
Miss Florence Osborne, of New
ark, enjoyed Christmas with her
parents, MI. anu MIS-. GGOABS VS.
borne, Of Main street. South Old
Bridge.
W. r. Clayton enjoyed Christmas
as the guest Of friends in Long
Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Kribs, of
South Old Bridge, were Christmas
visitors with relatives at Brooklyn.
Mrs. C. P. Hillyer was a Perth
Amboy shopper Wednesday.
Mrs, Jennie Brown, of South Am
boy. spent Thursday in town on
business.
The monthly meeting OF the East
Brunswick township committee was
held in the town hall Wednesday.
The teachers of the Old Bridge
school attended the monthly meet
Ing OF the Teachers Professional
Circle at Sumner Hill Friday after
noon.
The funeral OK Mrs. Rebecca Rue,
wife OF Boyd Rue. of Miilbridge, was
held In Union Chapel at that place
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Eue's
death occurred Monday, DECEMBER
ID. and was caused by diabetes.
Harold ). Nets, Of Port Rioh-
mond, s. r.. was the guest OF Miss
IReava Clayton over Christmas
A number OF local people spent
Wednesday shopping In New Bruins
wick. Among them were Mr. and
Mrs. J. X. Dill, Mrs. Alonzo Green.
Miss Cornsila Van S5hoick. Sidney
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