Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-28
SAYREVILLE

Mr.. Albert, OF Alberts Hill, IS I'll at
the home Of his son, Conrad Albert.
Mr.. Albert, Sr., is eighty-three years
old and has lived in S~ayreville all OF
his life.
Mr.. McDougal, Of the Public Ser
vice Corporation, was before the
township committee Wednesday ev-
entng, but all that was done concern
ing the new switches was the first
reading Of the ordinance which is
the regular course Of new business.
The company will be before the com
mittee at their next meeting.
About fifty people from here went
TO the harvest home at Dayton on
Wednesday night.
Max Nagel was a visitor at Perth
Amboy Wednesday.
The young peoples Society Of the
German church went on an excur-
sion to the Highland Beach in Mr..
Smiths launch, Thursday.
August Rohde is i'll at his home in
Main street. DR.. RIva and DR.. Voor-
bees are attending him.
Miss Margaret Frost, Of Main
street, has returned home after
spending a few days at the High
lands.
Edward Holthausen has returned
to his home after spending a few
days at New York.
John Shuler, son of Casper shuler,
Is i'll at the home of his parents, in
Main street. DR.. Riva, OF New
Brunswick, is attending.
George Boyler, son of Chief Boy
Ter, was bitten by a dog belonging tC
Frank Kolb Thursday morning. The
dog was shot by the chief.
Clayton's auto truck was busy on
Thursday delivering sewer pipe to
Savre & Fisher Company. The pipe
CAM from South River.
John Frier and Joe Larkins were
Runyon visitors Thursday afternoon.
Henry Bohem and Herman Hine
went grabbing Thursday at Crab Is
land.
B. F. Samsel was a visitor at Par
lin Wednesday afternoon.
John Henzler has bought the two
Jersey hogs raised by Mr.. Mathieas
Mr.. Henzler will be putting then
over his butcher counter in a few
days.
Chris Miller, of Dane street, Il
spending a few days at Soldiers OIL
a fishing trip.
Miss Annie Gottlish, of Dan
street, spent Thursday at Highlan
Beach with a few Of her friends.
Mrs. John Rahistican, OF Uppe
Sayreville, and Miss Elizabeth Rahis
tican were visitors In Lower Sayrt
Vile Wednesday even7nk-
The county tax board visited tn,
Sayre & Fisher plant Tuesday. The.
seemed to be satisfied with the as
sessment made.
The daughter of Anton Mess. who
Tuesday, is doing very nicely. She
is under the care Of DR.. BeekmaI
and not in New York, as formerly
stated. The dog was not shot but
the doctor ordered the chief to see
that the animal was securely fasr
tened for one week to see whether
the dog would show any signs O.
rabies.
Adolf Greenfield, of Main street
left Thursday to Join his wife at
Asbury Park, where she is spending
the summer.
Mrs. Fred French, of South River,
was a visitor at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. George Smith, Of Main
street.
Charles Norman, of River street
was a South Amboy visitor Wednes
day evening.
Miss Mamie Frost vas a South
River visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Rodan are
spending their vacation at Atlantic
City,
Charles Frost was a Birch Crecb
visitor Thursday.
Charles Elk was a New BrunswicA
visitor Thursday.
Jacob Deutch has accepted a posi-
ton working on the township roads
Julius Dreger, of Main street, Wis
tied Parlin Tuesday.
Thomas Dolan is busy working on
the new house of Christopher Mo
berg.
The Board of Health met at the
towL hall Wednesday night, Those
present we're: DIR. ]. H. Beekman
Robert Let's, Joseph Allgair, Thorn
as Dreamer, Henry Bohem. Com
plants we're made by Recorder Esser
Joe Murkock and Chief of Police.
Samuel Greenfield, formerly OF
South River, but now of Trenton
was in town Wednesday evening.