Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-23
OLD BRIDGE

LSOAdlU Aid5SS was d lCttAI Nlol
tor among friends at South River.
Mrs. j. H. Cottrell, of Runyon,
was entertained by Mrs. George
Baker Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Clark has returned
home after a pleasant visit with
friends at Matawan.
F. E. Rue, Of Brunswick avenue,
enjoyed the performance at Proctor's
theatre, Perth Amboy, Wednesday
afternoon.
Messrs. Leu Rivers and George
Chapel are enjoying a few days
with friends in Bayonne.
Thomas West, of E~nglishtown,
was entertained recently by Miss
Lottie Cheeseman, of Church street.
While returning from Brooklyn on
Harry Andrews lost a poeEesfH6ook
containing quite a large sum of
money, besides some valuable papers.
Mr.. Andrews don't value the loss 80
much only his "afinity's" picture,
which happened to be in the pocket
book.
Messrs. Harry Skilman and Will
Saturday last with Robert Dobson, of
South Amboy.
Messrs. Walter Yates, NJ. E. Blood
good and Benjamin Long were re-
cent visitors among Perth Amboy
ladies, also witnessing the recent
basketball game between the River
sides and NOnpareils.
Harry Loundes, craftsman at the
Old Bridge Enameled Brick & Tile
Company, vas a business visitor at
Perth Amboy Tuesday in the inter-
est of the company.
While driving down Brunswick
hill in a farm wagon a man whose
name could not be learned lost con-
troll of his horse and crashed into the
fence in front of G.. G. Slover's resi-
dence, completely demolishing the
fence, as well as rendering the wagon
useless. The driver and his son, who
were the only occupants Of the
wagon, were hurled out on the ma
cadam road, sustaining only a few
bruises. After bandaging the cuts
the pair drove off.
Edward Miller has arrived home
after a few days visit with relatives
at Matawan.
Peter Morrow and son, Peter Jr.,
we're erin AluDOy flSltOlS uSSudy
Messrs. John Lott, Howard Rogers,
George Stout and Lester Odell at
tended a wedding at South River the
fore part Of the week.
Miss Mabel Bloodgood is visiting
Miss Marion Foote, of State street,
Perth Amboy.
A large numNer of III sports at
tended the clambake at South Amboy
Sunday and from the number of calls
the doctor made the next day all had
a most enjoyable time.
Mrs. James McMulken, of Perth
Amboy. visited her mother, Mrs. ],
H. Cottrell, recently.
Henry Dieker was a business visi-
tor in Perth Ambqy Wednesday.
R. H. Benson, of Fern venue
was a Perth Amboy visitor Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hollenbeck
were recent visitors among friends
in Perth Amboy.
Messrs. Richard Green and Tommy
Smith enjoyed the sights in Perth
Amboy Monday.
The w. w. c., who have hereto
fore met Wednesday evenings, have
ShdlSCu tACAl hCOblAS AlShb " odl-
urday.
The stork visited the home of Will
liam Brown, of State street, and pre-
sented Mr.. Brown with a package OF
Joy labeled Eulner.
Misses Maggie Andrews and Mary
Mullatto have returned to their
homes after a pleasant visit with
Miss Christina Frismitch, at South
Amboy.
Charles w. Rust, of New York
city, is being entertained by Miss
Maud Van Schoick, of Pine avenue
Norwood Green has returned home
after a few days visit at New York
city.
Mr.. lie Wick is entertaining q
number of out-of-town friends.
The autumnal supper given by the
ladies of the First Baptist church
Wednesday evening was largely at
tended. About SIS was realized.
Wallace Apologize was a Perth
Amboy visitor Thursday.
Miss Edna Osborne and sister
Marion and Miss Reava Clayton, of
South Amboy, are enjoying a few
days visit with Miss Claytpn's aunt,
Mrs. George Ewing, at Freehold.