Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-18
SAY REVlllE

The German Singing Society held
its annual outing Sunday in Harto
woods.
Daniel Keegan, our new cop"
locked up a man Saturday night for
being disorderly.
Miss Bradley and Miss Duming, of
Boston, who are visiting at the home
Of Mrs. P. F. McCutcheon, went on a
fishing trip Saturday.
The chief of police is taking a few
days off as his young son has a bad
case Of diphtheria. Mr.. Keegan will
act in Mr.. Boyter's place. .
Miss Friedman, Of New York. Is
visiting at the home of Samuel
Broun.
John Engelhart, of Parlin, was In
town Saturday.
Fred Esser, our new recorder, Is
kept busy hearing the troubles of
the town.
Charles Schick, of Main street, has
| bought a pair of mules. He intends
to go In the salt hay business.
Gustav Locks, of Dane street, spent
his vacation at Laurence Harbor.
Mr.. France, of Albert's Hill, was
visiting in Main street Saturday.
William Rohle and Charles Fisher,
,Jr., took a trip Sunday to Atlantic
City in Mr.. Rohde's hupmobile.
Joseph Betzler, who has been I'M
| ployed by William Sacks, of Main
street, as driver of his bakery wagon,
has accepted a position as driver of
one Of Allgair's beer trucks.
Henry Rohde will be married July
%. to Miss Carrie Grossman, of At
lantic City. Mr.. Rohde is employed
as a driver by his brother, Augustus
Rohde, of Main street.
A large number from here went on
the moonlight excursion to Coney is
land Saturday ,
Paul Check, Daniel Keegan and
Sidney Tuckerson are busy deliver
ing the pipe for the new water line
to the power house.
Charles Frost, Of Main street, had
one of his fingers mashed at the
Sayre & Fisher works Fridoay morn
ing.
A valuable water spaniel belong
ing to George Smith, of Main street,
was killed Wednesday night.
Philip Becker, formerly of Dane
street. but now of Plainfield, Is visit
ing his sister III Ddh0 oIiSS'
Carl Poppy. captain OF the Com
modore. has left for Newark with a
cargo of brock for James X. Sayre'
Jr., of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brenker, OF
| Grove street, went on the moonlight
excursion Saturday.
Harry Spoor, the tinsmith, OF MAIN
street, is laying a pipe line from the
Catholic rectory to the cemetery.
This is for the purpose of watering
the flowers and caring for the
grounds. ~,
The Deutcher Tag Committee held
a meeting in George Seggel's hall,
! Thursday night.
I William Smith, of Main street,
was a Jamesburg visitor Thursday.
Richard Musshick, of Alberto Hill,
was a New Brunswick visitor Satur-
day.
H F. Atkinson, of Main street,
went to Philadelphia to spend Sun
day with his mother.
Edward Cost and Benjamin Cor
man went on the moonlight excur-
sion Saturday.
p. F. McCutcheon, of Idlewild ave-
nue.. spent Sunday on Slater lsland.
) The electric lights were out FIJI
day night. This is a common occur
renee on a stormy night.
Henry Deutch, of Alberts Hill,
snent Sunday at Soldiers Beach with
friends.
Mr.. Wagner, of New York. is visit
ing Albert Wisk.
John Mead, of Sandteld avenue Is
L;e home
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fertile. of Main
street. were Perth Amboy visitors on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Werner were
! Midtown visitors Sunday.
John Brogan, formerly or Sayre-
Vile. is at Hot Springs, South Da-
kota, and is doing very we'll, so ne
reports.
Mr., and Mrs. John Rhaticcin were
visitors at Highlands Monday.
Miss Anna Erich, OF Main street.
and Edward Wick, Of Hart street,
were visitors at Laurence Harbor on
Monday.
Joseph Kupsch, of Main street, and
family spent Sunday at Soldiers
Beach.
Richard Skean, Charles Karvatt
and Joseph Andrews were Boynton
Beach visitors Sunday.
Philip Becker. of Plainfeld, VINO
has been spending a few days with
his sister, in Dane street, has return
ed to his duties.
George Frost, of River street, WIS.,
tied his mother, Mrs. Charles Frost,
Sr.. on Alberts Hill, Sunday.
The barge Hooper, of New York,
Is living at Yard No. 1, waiting for a
cargo of brick. This is Mr.. Casper
Schuler's yard foreman.
Charles Holsworth, of Main street,
visited his mother on Alberts Hill,
Sunday night.
Miss Margaret Clymer was a Perth
Amboy visitor Monday.
Henry Reaster, foreman for Angus
tus Rohde, Is spending his vacation
at New Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brenker, OF
Oak street, reports that they had a
very fine time on the moonlight e1-
%cursion.
Joseph Schnitz, of Parlin, has
bought the home of Fred Auern, on
Alberts Hill.
The Carpenters are busy making
the choir larger in the Catholic
church for receiving a new pipe Or
gan.
william Fertile and Miss Lizzie
Wicks spent Sunday at Seldlef 5
Beach.
Charles Englehart and James
Whiteschetell spent Sunday at Seld-
ler's Beach.