Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-30
JAM S

A new root, taxing the place OIL an
old one, improves the Marryott ten
ement house occupied by Harry
Fisher, Of Lincoln avenue
John Sullivan, of Point Pleasant,
a former resident, was a guest at
Cruger's Railroad Hotel.
A new coat of paint, in course of
application to St. James Hall, adds
to the attractiveness of hat struc-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Voorhees, and
Mrs. Title Jernee attended the fun
eral at Cranbury of Mrs. Frank
Davis, a relative.
Elwood Riggs lies i'll at his home
on Hooker street with stomach
trouble.
George Penson has returned to
town eftar an abseneo-of ono yeer,
spent in Ohio, New Brunswick and
Perth Amboy. He is now employed
at Barclay G Chamberlain's hay
press at upper Jamesburg.
Modern Woodmen of America,
Jamesburg Branch, will hold their
regular monthly meeting in their
rooms over the postofice tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mount, of New
ark, were visitors this week at the
home of Mrs. William Vanderhoef,
of Railroad avenue
Mrs. Jacob Buehler, of Sedgewick
street, has returned from Trenton,
where she has been a visitor at the
home of Mrs. Frederick Sohn, who
has removed to that city. Mrs. Sohn
has become a helpless cripple since
leaving town.
J. Augustus Ruh1's Lincoln ave-
nue. home is as pretty a residence as
contained on Lincoln avenue, due to
the artistically applied coat of paint
by Mott & V~andenberg.
Rev, Samuel j. McClenaghan, pas
tor of the local Presbyterian church,
in walking through the $40 shore
ward-bound train Tuesday night,
met his old time friend, Governor
Woodrow Wilson, who was travelling
to Sea Girt. Mutual greetings were
exchanged in the short period they
were together.
Joseph M. Perrine and family,
who have been ~summering in their
cottage at Belmar all summer, have
returned to town and are again
pleasantly settled in their cozy
Church street home.
Mrs, Mary McVeigh and Mrs. Julia
Snedeker were visitors this week
with the Iatter's daughter, Mrs.
Frederick Wyckoff, at Manasquan.
Mrs. William Voorhees, and daugh-
ter, of Cranbury, were entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Dawson.
Mrs. John Conover has returned
from Belmar, where she spent sever
al days.
H. A. Edwards was the luckiest
person at the moving picture show
Wednesday evening and as a result
Of the incident the management pre-
scented him with a real five dollar
gold piece.
Isaac B. Jennings, who holds a re-
sponsible position with the Pruden-
tial Insurance Company In their
the week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Jennings, of Railroad
n
Mrs. John Jennings, wife of John
Jennings, who recently underwent a
very difficult operation at st. Fran
els hospital, Trenton, has returned to
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Jobes, for a short stay.
Harry Jobes, Jr., spent the first of
the week at New Brunswick.
Rev. John Ehrenstein, pastor of
the local German Baptist church, has
been invited to make an address at
the Grace Baptist church, Trenton,
October 8. The occasion is the meet
ing of the Trenton Baptist Associa-
ton. He has accepted.
Mrs. A. e. Van Cleaf, who has
been a guest the past three weeks
with Mrs. Amanda Gravatt, at AS
bury Park, has returned to her
Sedgewick street home.
Farm Superintendent ]. Howard
Coombs, Of the State Home for Boys,
has purchased a flock of fifty new
bred sheep for the home use. He
and Superintendent John G. Kalleen
made the selection in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nixon, of
Newark, were visitors this week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schanek, of
Buckelew avenue
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