Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-18
OLD BRIDGE

Miss Louise Thorn, of Fern ave-
nue., Is entertaining an out-of-town
friend.
Miss~Kouise Smith, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Francis Smith, of Fall
ington, Pa, is spending a few days
vacation with Miss Pearl Anderson,
of Spotswood.
Miss Elsie Hurtzia, of the Baptist
Training School for Missionaries, of
Philadelphia, is visiting her mother,
| Mrs. E. E. Hurtzia, of Woodlawn ave-
Tue
Misses Edna Osborne and Susie
Reid, of Main street, was the guest
of Miss Reava Clayton at South Am
boy over Sunday.
Among the local people enjoying
the annual moonlight excursion to
Coney Island Saturday were Mr..
aand Mrs. A. NJ. Van Hise, Miss Ma
bel Preston, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hollenbeck, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Yates, Misses Phoebe Schlonig, En-
lily, Maggie, Laura, Anna Andrews;
Messrs. Harry Andrews, George
Stout, George Reid, David Burket,
Urias Boyce, Walter Smith. Miss
Mary Ellingham, Mary Krebs, Leon
ard Rivers and others.
William Emerson, freight checker
at the local P. R. R.. terminal, has
moved his family In the house vaca-
ted by George Apologize.
Robert Kahn, of the P. r. r.
freight terminal, enjoyed sights at
| Coney Island Saturday.
Miss Florence Osborne, of Newark,
is enjoying the week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Os-
borne, of Main street.
Mrs. E. B. Sylvester has returned
nome after a two weeks visit with
Mrs. J. H. Clayton, at South Amboy.
Miss Mabel Hoffman has returned
to her HON at Jersey City, after
spending the past two weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. o. Huffman.
Leland De Loach, bookkeeper at
the Brookfeld Glass Works, Is en-
Toying a two weeks vacation with
his parents, in Savannah, Ga. MI
F. E. Link, of/the New York once,
is filling Mr.. De Loach's position dur
ing the latter's absence.
Miss Retta Squire, of the river
side hotel, is manipulating the keys
at the Brunswick hotel, at Aspury
Park, during the summer.
George Chittick and son Murray,
attended the REORGANIZATION game at
the former place Sunday.
Misses Susie Reid, Edna Osborne
and Reave Clayton, of South Amboy'
enjoyed luncheon with Miss Reds
aunt. Mrs. Hiram Reid, OF Lewis
| street. Perth Amboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Apologize were
entertained by Perth Amboy friends
over the week end.
William Money Penny, of South
River, n was a South Amboy
visitor Saturday.
Rev. N. o. Zane, of Morrisville.
Pa, occupied the pulpit at the First
Bapt,st church Sunday evening.
The Public Service Gas Company
Is now laying it's pipes through the
borough, as will be noticed by the
condition of the street.
The annual excursion of the Bap-
/ fist Sunday school will go to Boyn-
ton Beach on Tuesday next, July 20
They will make their trip via train
TO Perth Amboy, completing the jour
ney by special trolley cars from the
C. r. R. station. -
| George Chittick and family Will
leave Thursday for Asbury Park TOT
a months vacation. where they nave
a furnished cottage awaiting them:
A number of our most prominent
citizens enjoyed the sights at Coney
Island" Sunday. making the trip IN
Smiths launch. "Nita," returning 10
their homes early Monday morning
after a day long to be remem bered'
They took in everything on the Is
land, including a dive at the pink
lemonade and peanut vender. one
member of the party, when question
ed this morning by the NEWS cor
respondent as to what kind of a time
they had, replied, "I1l tell you later.
Here comes my wife"
The NEWS correspondent wishes
to emphatically state that there a
never been any direct intention to
slight the Old Bridge cornet band IN
the way Of not giving them a good
write-up on the valuable music rem
dered at past occasions, only an over-
sight, and in conclusion beg to say
that the boys are doing fine. Keep
up the good work. Your names Will
get In print some day.