Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-12
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Herman Annon has just returned
from New York after spending a
week there.
Robert McCutcheon has just re-
turned from the Highlands after
spending a few days camping.
George Morriss, Of New York,
called on Charles Holswortr yester-
day.
William Smith, of Main street, an
employe Of the Public Service Gas
Department, started on a two weeks
vacation yesterday.
Louis Zaack, of Hillside avenue,
has resigned his position at Perth
Amboy and returned home.
George Patise has opened an up
to-date repair shop at Main and Mil
Ter streets.
Mrs. Adolf Greenfield is spending
the summer at Asbury Park.
Fred Auer, of Walling's Lane, has
sold his house and is moving to Mill
town.
Hans Popp has just finished paint
ing Oscar Johnson's house on AL
bert's Hill.
August Rohde is having one of
his delivery wagons repaired and
painted at the new blacksmith shop.
George Patisi is wiring the new
house of John Quad in Main street.
Charles Els, the mason contractor,
has started the erection of the water
plant at South River.
Charles Els, of this place, has re-
ceived the contract for the erection
of the American Casket & Packing
Company at New Brunswick.
Charles Els, the mason contractor,
of this place, has just finished five
houses at Midtown.
The Young Peoples Society, Of
the German church, will take a trip
to South Beach July 27.
MrC. Patrick Dreamer, of New
Brunswick, is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Frank Betzler, of Main street.
August Rohde was an Old Bridge
visitor yesterday.
Frank Kolb, of Main street, who
has conducted the pool parlor, has
just had his place renovated.
Erling Martin, mate of the Com
modore, was a South River visitor
yesterday.
avenue, will leave in a few days fol
a trip to Long Island.
Fred Rubbeck, of Midtown, wa;
a visitor in town yesterday.
Mrs. George Weaks, of Albert
Hill, was a visitor at Perth AmbO,
yesterday.
William Albert, Jr., of Albert''
Hill, has just had a e engine put
on his motorcycle.
Richard Delaney, of Texas, is Wis.
iting his wife and relatives. Mr.
Delaney was formerly a conductO'
on the Public Service cars runnin
through this place.
c. NJ. Fisher, w. R. Fisher anf
Frederick Mccarthy, Jr., Ven on
fishing trip yesterday on the boa
Norma.
The agent TO r the New Jerse,
Chemicals Company was in tow
yesterday. I
Charles Anderson, of South River
borough clerk, was in town vestel
day.
Mr.. Fisher, of the New BrunswicI
) Brewing Company, was in town yes
terday.
Paul Groben, of New Brunswick
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf Greenfield
were visitors Monday night at Laur
ence HarbOr.
William Rohde, of Main street
attended a christening at Edgar
yesterday.
Frank Hartman and B. F. Samsel
of Main street, are busy trying t.
build an airship in Mr.. Hartman
carpenter shop.
Peter H~olsworth, a carpenter for
merly employed at Sayre & Fishers
has accepted a position at Perth Am
boy.
The house owned by JOSEPH
Check, Sr., at Parlin, has just ha,
an addition built to it and the hous'
has been entirely renovated, all o
the latest Improvements being in
stalled. The boss painter, Mr.. Jen
sen, of Parlin, lives in this house.
Joseph Check, a boss blacksmith
met with a painful accident Monda!
night at his home while repairing
a pump. He broke his middle finger
DR.. J. H. Beekman attended him.
There was another Polish wed
ding at Joseph Allgair's hall yester
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Chevaliel
celebrated their fourteenth year o.
married life at their home in Mali
street. The members of the family
were present and some handsome
gifts were received.
George Norman, of River street
was a New Brunswick visitor Mon,
day night.
John J. Quad, the real estate
man, is going to rebuild one of his
houses into a two-family dwelling.
George Patisi was a South River
visitor yesterday.
Rudolf Holthausen was in town
yesterday visiting August Rohde, Of
Main street.
Richard Meyer was a South River
visitor Monday night.
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