Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-12
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John Burkhart and wife, of Main
street, spent Sunday at South Am
boy.
James Supple, Of Hillside avenue,
spent Sunday in the mountains.
The young peoples society Of the
German church held their twentieth
anniversary Sunday evening. Pas
tor J.. VAIL, of Sommerville, made
the address Of the evening. The ser
vice was we'll attended.
Mrs. Henry Holthausen was a
South River visitor Sunday.
Mrs. John Cost, of Main street,
is seriously Ill at her home.
John Christ, Of Hillside avenue,
entertained friends from New
Brunswick Sunday.
William Switzer, of Hillside ave-
nue., will move this week to New
Brunswick.
Douglas Olsen and his brother
brother Harry, of Hillside avenue,
have been spending a few days at
Connecticut.
Mrs. Emil Miller and Mrs, Au-
gusta Gottlich, Of Dane street,
spent Sunday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. John Fritz, Of Lower Sayre-
Vile.
The Main street of Sayreville is
In a very bad condition after the
rain.
Charles Hawaii, of New York,
visited his mother on Dolan street
Sunday.
Richard Skean was out of town
Sunday.
Charles Dugan and William Rid
die went fishing Saturday evening
and rauqht four eels.
Mrs. Charles Hokwortn, UI 1yrarn
street, is i'll at her home.
stephen Snobsockie had his hand
mashed on Il CT Sayer Fishers
day trains. He vas a brakeman and
got his hand caught between the
locomotive and a car. The engine
was in charge of Richard Meyer The
man was attended to by DR.. j. H.
Beekman. "
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tunison
were visitors at the home Of Mrs.
Johnathan Bright, Sr., Of Maple
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hohms
spent Sunday at Old Bridge with
relatives.
Frank Lee, of Parlin, and his
friend spent Sunday at Dukes farm.
Walter Holmes spent Sunday at
South Amboy.
Postmaster Charles E. Glider
sleeve has just returned from the
mountains, He has gained fifteen
pounds in six weeks.
Miss Agatha Irvard, Of Maple
street, is spending a few weeks at
New York.
Miss Ada Holmes will leave In a
few days for a few weeks vacation
at the Catskill mountains.
Robert Hunter, of Parlin, who
sometime ago was scalded at the
Powder Warks, and was sent to st.
Peters hospital, is now in a hos
pital in New York, where 1t Is said
that they will have to take his leg
off. Mr.. Hunter has the sympathy
Of his many friends, as he is we'll
thought of by all who know him.
George Norman, the barber, Of
River and Main street, Is having an
electric massage machine put In his
shop.
Mrs. William Cleary, of Lower
S%ayreville, has returned to her home
after spending a few weeks at New
York.
Edward ~Goodmanson, of Hillside
avenue, is engaged to be married to
one of the towns most popular
young ladies.
Edward Clark and Joseph All
gair, Jr., spent Sunday at James
burg with their friends.
George Norman and Edward
Goodmanson took a trip to their
farm one night last week, and owing
to the fact that people had been
stealing apples, they laid in wait
for the thieves until a late hour
and missed their car and had tC
walk home at 2 o'clock In the morn
ing. The farm is on the Old Bridge
road. The men live in ~Sayreville.
Albert Kohter, Of Main street, is
spending a few days at Soldiers
Beach on a fishing trip.
Fred Freedman has just returned
from a trip spent at Bridgeport.
Edward Cost and Benjamin Cor
man visited ew York Monday.
Max Miller has returned from q
trip to Liverpool.
Walter Perrine, of South River,
was in town Monday.
The polling places In ayrevflle
township are as follows: No. 1 poll
Nuschick's barber shop; No. z
Poll, Town Hall, Main street; No
8, School house, Berch creek.
Daniel Keegan, of Maple street.
win leave in a few days for a trip to
Baltimore.
Fred Weiner and family are
spending a few days at the Catskill
Mountains.
John Freedman left Saturday fol-
a trip to Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. Leppert and family, of New
Brunswick visited at the home o.
Mrs. Charles Maxstier Monday at
Mrs. Leppert was formerly
Miss Leona Hartman.