Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-11
SAYREVllLE

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out of town Monday.
Frank Kolb, of Main street, is
spending a few days in New York
city.
Mrs. w. Kavatt, of Dane street,
has returned after spending a week
at Port Monmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Switzer
were South Amboy visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Jethrow Switzer. of Hillside
avenue, was a South Amboy visitor
Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Thorn. of Main street,
was a South Amboy visitor Sunday.
George and Edward Seggel were
South River visitors Sunday.
Sidney Tuckerson and Douglas
Olson, of Hillside avenue, will open
a ladies furnishing store at South
Amboy in the near future.
r. F. Hanson, proprietor Of the
South River bakery, was in town
yesterday.
There was a large Polish wedding
held at Joseph Aflgair's hotel Mon
day.
The aso working at Sayre G.
Fishers had to stop work Monday
on account of the heat.
B. F. Samsel was a New Bruins
wick visitor Sunday night.
Adolf Greenfield and wife were
South Amboy visitors Sunday night.
A large touring car broke down at
Sayre g. Fishers Sunday afternoon.
The trouble was caused by crossing
the tracks too fast.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Nelson and
family spent Sunday at Laurence
Harbor.
Patrick McCabe, of South Amboy,
was In town Monday.
The regular meeting of the Sayre-
Vile township committee will be
held Wednesday night at the town
hall at s O'Clock.
Edward Thomas. of Main street,
was a New Brunswick visitor sat
urday evening.
4 Edward Hayes visited Thomas
Griggs, of River street Sunday.
The regular meeting of the Red
Men was held last night in the hall,
Edward Kugen, of Main Street, has
returned to his work at Alenhurst
after spending a few days with his
mother.
The pulpit of the German church
was filled by the Rev. Joseph Fish
er, of Bloomington Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. Stier, the regular pastor,
took charge of the German church
in Newark in the place of Rev. Mr.
Hobes, who is away.
There will be a lawn social held
on the lawn next to the German
church under the auspices of the
church July 70.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith were
Perth Amboy visitors Saturday even
ing.
Misses Mamie Front and Della
Smith were New Brunswick visitors
Saturday evening.
Gustav Heck, who is employed at
Keyport spent Sunday at his home
on Main street.
The st. Mary's drum corps, OF this
place, went to Midtown to parade
Saturday night.
Joseph Bailey was in South Am
boy Saturday.
The services in the NJ. E, church
were in charge of S. X, Hickman,
with a good attendance.
Van Hendrickson spent Sunday at
South River.
William Smith, of upper S~ayreville
called on his mother of Main street
Sunday.
Alexander Switzer and John
O'Hoolahan were South River visi-
tors Saturday evening.
Charles Clark, the paper man, is
about to purchase an auto truck for
his business.
Joseph Check is busy today fin
ishing the mason work. on Father
Gilfllan's garage which he Will soon
have ready for his car.
Joseph Check, the contractor, has
Just purchased a large stock OF brick
from. the Yates brick company at
South River.
Frank Check is getting ready to
erect a new eight room house Tor
himself.
Mr.. John Friedman was a South
Amboy visitor Sunday.
There was several fishing parties
vent out from this place Sunday.
Miss Dunning and Miss Bradley
are visiting at the home of P. F.
McCutcheon on lakewood n
These ladies are from Boston.
Mrs. Abial French. of South River
was visiting in town Monday.
Mr.. Joseph Meyer was a South
River visitor Monday.
Richard Skean was a Midtown
visitor Mondays
Joseph Schmi.z took a trip to
New Brunswick by boat Sunday.
The township is putting In a W
around the borough hall.
Mr.. Holthausen, of South River
was In town Monday.
Ollie Thompson. of Perth Amboy,
was a visitor in town over Sunday.
Fred Werner was a Midtown Wis
itor Monday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Comrade Ochs, of
Midtown, were visitors at the home
of Mrs. Miller, of Main street over
Sunday.
Henry Rohde has just returned
from Atlantic City after a weeks va
cation.
Miss Rose Marks, of Main street,
was an out of town visitor Sunday.
William Rohde and Edward kre-
| ger were out autoing Sunday after
noon.
William Rohede took Mrs Mass
and Mrs. Deitrick and family for an
| outing in his auto yesterday.
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