Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-16
JAM ESBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Hammell
of Harrison street, who have beer
at Asbury Park boarding with Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Magee, of East
Orange, have again taken up theil
residence here.
William Pettee, of Warren street
has returned to his home after a ten
weeks stay at Asbury Park.
Miss Bessie Baremore, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Baremore,
of ~Sedgewick street, has been en-
rolled as a student in the Albany N.
Y. State Normal school, taking the
advanced courses.
Mrs. Isaac S.. Dawson, of Golden,
Colorado, who with her children, has
been guests of her sister, Mrs. Mil
ton 7. Voorhees,, all summer, re-
turned to her western home this
week.
Miss Margaret Donahay, of Brook
Ign, a visitor the past week with her
sisted, Mrs. William Smith, of
home.
Miss Marie Perdoni, of Mcknight
avenue, who has been employed in
her uncle's ice cream parlors in
Heightstown all summer, has re-
sumed her duties at Helmetta.
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Round About Book Club Thursday
evening at their coy home. One OF
the largest turnouts of the season
rewarded their efforts toward the
pleasant evening provided. Re
freshments were served.
Thomas Scarlet, former postmas-
ter at Janesburg, and now holding
an importan&position in one Of the
government buildings at Washing
ton, D. c., returned to his home yes
terday after spending the summer
with his daughter, Mrs. Milton T.
Voorhees,. Being a prominent and
enthusiastic G. A. R. veteran, he at
tended the reunion of the General
Phil. Kearney Brigade at the State
Home Thursday last.
Miss Elizabeth Dawson, Of Golden,
Colorado, a visitor here all summer
and a former resident, was enrolled
as a student at the State Model
school at the opening of that school
this week. She will board at the
Trenton school, making frequent
trips to her relatives here.
Miss Mary Conoyer, who has been
very i'll, is now recovered, and has
resumed her duties in Mathews
general store.
Mrs. A. E. Van Cleaf, of Sedge-
wick street, has gone to Asbury
Park for the month of September, a
guest of Mrs. Amanda Gravatt.
So popular has the State Home
band become of late that many or
carnations are trying to book this
popular musical organization a year
hence. On Thursday next, Septem-
Der 81, the band goes to SOmerville,
where they take part in a large fire
mans parade to be held at that
place, returning the same day.
Carl C. Demolder, Of town was a
member of a theatre party Thursday
night at New Brunswick, given by
Mr.. Edward Ericsson, OF Helmetta,
who took the party to New Bruins
wick in an automobile.
George Penson, of South AmbOy,
spent part of this week with his
family, of Hooker street. Mr.. Pen
son expects to again return to town
to make his home in the near future.
Mrs. Matthew Smith, of Manas-
guam, a former resident, spent the
past week with friends in town, go
ing from here to South Amboy to
visit her brother, Lawrence Whalen.
Mrs. Charles q. Paxton, of Gatz-
man avenue, has returned from New
York city, where she was a guest
of relatives and friends for the past
fortnight.
Benjamin D. Dawson has put
down q substantial concrete walk
from the front to the real of his
residence.
Jacob Buehler has completed the
many Improvements to his Hooker
street tenant house, that included
the painting of same.
Frank Perdoni~ the local painter,
has received the contract forF the
painting of the bakery and residence
OF Moses Goldroarm of SpotswOod,
John H. Erhart's EMF. auto
became unmanageable at the picnic
grove at the State Home Thursday
and tried to back away instead OF
the usual runaway. The machine
was stopped in the nick of time be-
fore any the trees were damaged.