Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-22
OLD BRIDGE

improved by gas, Installed by the
Public Service Gas Company.
OLD BRIDGE
Mrs. Eads, who is Ill with pneu-
monia. is in a critical condition and
there are some doubts about her re-
covery.
Frank Hausner, OF New York, Is
erecting a nine room house in Bruins
wick Gardens.
Mrs. George O.. Chittick, OF Main
street, and Mrs. Marshall Magee and
Mrs. Alonzo Grace, of South Amboy,
were shoppers In Perth Amboy We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Franks, OF New
York, have taken up their residence
In their newly erected residence In
Old Bridge.
Mrs. c. p. Hillyer, Jr., WAS a Mon
day visitor among friends In Mata-
wan.
Messrs. George Wayne and Este
Davis, OF the u. s.. Navy. are enjoy
ing a months furIough at the home
of Mrs. Fred Kraemer, Of Evergreen
avenue.
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| Old Bridge, OF late residing in AS
| his late residence. His body was
brought here Monday for burial. In
terment was made In Chestnut Hill
cemetery. DR.. Dobson had a large
number Of relatives In the borough.
Mrs. Margaret Magee was tender
ed q surprise party at her home on
Monday evening In honor OF her
e~ighty-hfth birthday. A large num-
Der of relatives and friends attended.
John Gregory, of Port Monmouth,
Is spending q few days with his
sister, Mrs. Thomas Smith, Of Maple
street.
Miss Evelyn Green has accepted a
position with the Old Bridge Enam-
eled Brick q Tile Company az as
semhler In the ceramic department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Magee, of
Tottenville, s.. l., have returned to
their home after a few days visit at
the home OF Mrs. Magee's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Green. Of Ever
green venue.
Messrs. John Grayatte and Fay
cite Johnson. OF Englishtown, spent
Wednesday evening with friends In
the borough.
Miss Emily Rogers entertained
friends from Perth Amboy at her
home over the weekend.
George ". Dobson, Jr., who has q
position In Asbury Park, spent Mon
day with his family.
Leland De Looch Hnd Miss Retta
Squire enjoyed an auto ride to Perth
Amboy Tuesday evening in Mr.. De
Looch's new Ford touring car. The
trip was pleasantly enjoyed going
over, but on the return trip the auto
baked when near the hole-in-the-
wall at South Amboy and the unfort-
innate couple were compelled to
phone home for good old dad, who
came to their rescue and towed them
home.
The pie sociable held at the home
OF Mrs. A. M. Van Hise Monday I'M
der the auspices of the w. w. @. was
largely attended. A neat sum was
realized from the AFFAIR, which was
given to the M. &c. Sunday school.
Mrs. II. G.. Beebe, of The Burdeli,
and Mrs. Harry Skilman, Of Main
street, were shoppers in Perth Am
boy Wednesday.
vs. To StAytoh was 6ntG1tdlilGQ ny
friends in Railway Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. B. F. Bloodgood, of Runyon,
was hostess to a number of local
friends Monday afternoon.
Messrs. George G.. Baker, George
Clark and George Larsen attended a
business meeting at Matawan Mon
day evening. making the trip In Mil
ton Carpenters Buick.
Eugene @. Osborne, of South Old
Bridge, is spending the week with
friends In Newark.
Dominick Bruno, the shoemaker,
renewed old acquaintances In Perth
Amboy Wednesday.
Miss Martha zwinglas, who Is at
tending q medical college In Baltf-
more, has arrived home, where she
will spend her Christmas vacation.
Christmas exercises of the M. II.
church will be observed Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton 3. Carpenter
were New York shoppers Saturday
last.
Miss Mildred stryker was 9 New
Brunswick shopper saturday.
Mrs. Katherine Green is critically
III at her home at Hast Spotswood.
Mrs. G. p. Hillyer, Sr., who has
been confined to her home the past
few days. Ia able ~ be out again,
Mrs. Samuel Boice Ii quits iii at
home In Pine avenue.
Samuel g.. Q~uakenbush. of Me-
tuehen. spent Tuesday with Norwood
Green gurnlng
Mrs. Fred Kraemer wag q New
York shopper Friday last.
Miss Loretta Sculiy spent Wednee-
day with her sister, Mrs. ID. r.
Dalton, at Perth Anlboy.
One year ago today the frgs da-
livery OF the EVENING NEWS was
made by our genial newadeaIor. I.
M, Perduns and Ii was through the
efforts OF the NEWS correspondent
Sthat oar go0d psopia we're convinced
that tho NEWS surpasaes any other
paper published Ia Msddiegsx couukv
and We ara pleased 10 stats mai Inc
readers OF Old Bridge ana vicinity
hare sAoWa their Appreciation BIZ
the wonaaFkni 6roNzA in oa9easakioA.