Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-29
SAYREvlLLE

Mamie Metzei was a New Bruns-
| wick visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Fortenbacher and her
daughter and g~randchild were New
Brunswick visitors Monday.
Mamie Frost, OF lower ~Sayreville,
was = New Brunswick visitor Mon
day.
Miss Katherine Miller. of Miller's
corner, was a New Brunswick visitor
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holsworth
were New Brunswick visitors Mon
day.
Miss Emily Esser was a New
Brunswick visitor Monday.
Clifford Roden resumed his posi-
ton in the laboratory at Parlin Mon
day. He has fully recovered from
lhis recent Illness.
Mrs. Joseph Phiel. OF Albert
for several weeks, Is better and
around again.
George Holsworth, OF Quad street,
raised a large flag pole In front Of
his house.
Recorder Fred Esser had new
leaders put on his house on Smith
| street.
Mrs. John Cough1in and the Miss
es Mamie Coughlin and Mary Cream
er, from South Amboy, were Sayre-
Vile visitors Monday.
Edward Seggel, who has been Wis
iting his wife and son at Newark, re-
turned home on Sunday. He says
his family is doing we'll.
Mrs. Henry Hahn. Jr., and sister.
Ada Shaw, from Hart street, were
New Brunswick visitors Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Dolan, from upper
~Sayreville, was a New Brunswick
visitor Monday.
Rev. w. A. GILLIAN and his sister
were automobile riding Monday.
James Smith, OF ~Sayreville, ex-
poets to be night engineer at the
water works Of South River shortly.
The Navajoe Club had their
monthly meeting on Sunday; busi-
ness of Importance was transacted.
Refreshments and lunch were served
after the meeting.
Four new members were initiated
in the Red Men Monday night.
A large audience attended the
moving picture show at Miller's corr
ner Sunday night.
Joseph Bailey has moved his lit
tie Yellow house from one side Of his
lot to the other.
Herman Aukem u Company are
SO busy that all hands must work
until 5 o'clock every night.
Mrs. Christ. Jacobsen, of Sayre-
Vile. and Mrs. j.. Minnick, from
South Amboy. were South River WISH
tors Monday.
Mira. Richard Delaney, from Texas,
Is visiting her relatives In sayreville.
John Schafer. bartender ct An
drew AIigafr's, was a New Bruins
wick visitor Monday.
Miss Olivia Kuptsch was shopping
In New Brunswick Monday after
noon.
Chicken thieves are in town.
They went through the hennery of
Mrs. Peter Fisher and stole nineteen
| of her best hens on Sunday night.
| CHIEF Henry Boyle is out looking for
the thieves.
The Tucker Brothers, OF South
River, will open a lunch wagon In
front of Joseph Aligair's, on Main
| street, S~ayreville, shortly.
The New York & New Jersey TeIe-
phone Company has put In a big
pole to draw their wires on right at
the South River bridge.
A Hebrew drove through Sayre-
Vile with a crippled horse on Mon
day and was stopped by Officer Boy
Ter. who told him to get out Of town
and stop driving the horse or he
| would shoot the horse and arrest the
man for cruelty to animals. The
| Hphrew agidooed
Business people are getting ready
for the cold weather. Paul Masur,
the Main street barber, had a storm
door put in front Of his store to keep
the wind and weather out.
There Is a around town
that Oswald Bonner Ii to be mar
ried on Christmas Day.
Justice of the Peace Charles En-
geIhardt is putting electric lights
throughout his house on Main street.
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