Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-25
OLD BRIDGE

Thursday with relatives In New
York.
Lawrence WhaIen was a Perth
Amboy visitor Thursday evening.
Mrs. Harry Eldredge, OF Summer
Hill, and Mrs. Frank Selover, of
Church street, were recently enter
tanned by Mrs. Bertram Seloyer, Oh
Second street, South Amboy.
Mrs. George H. Rusher, JT., will
entertain a number of her friends at
her residence on Church street on
Friday afternoon next In honor of
her t~hirty-second birthday.
Miss Edna Osborne, of South Old
Bridge, enjoyed Friday afternoon
with Miss Susanna Reid.
Mrs. George H. Rusher, Jr.. of
Church street. Is visiting Mrs. Jack
Sheldon, of New York.
Robert Kane has returned after a
brief visit with his parents in Phila-
delphia.
A meeting Of the teachers Eduea-
tionai Circle was held at the Sum-
mer Hill schoolhouse Friday after
noon. Misses Maud Van Schoick,
Frances Rukarber, Mildred Stryker
and Principal NJ. b. Carpenter, OF
the high school, faculty, attended.
DR.. Work. assisted by his wife, OF
Brooklyn, are giving o. series OF
Bible lectures at the Town Hall
every Sunday afternoon at 3 P. NJ.
Stanley s, Stonaker, late junior
member of the Slower & Stonaker
Arm, who left the borough about
two years ago for Long Beach, Calf,
r.. Al. h-oAAk "a lsn An~l4h bar
greatly improved and recently was
elected secretary OF the California
Glass Insulator Company, manufac-
turers OF blown and pressed glass
ware, of Los Angeles.
Joseph Muldine, formerly employ
ed as a presser at the Brookfeid
Glass Works, has accepted a like
position with the California Glass
I%nsulator Company of Los Angeles,
Calf. Mr.. Muldine will shortly
move his family to the Pacific coast.
Keep In mind the evening OF
March 81, 1912~and don't fail to
attend the measuring social given by
the ladies Of the Baptist church. A
hearty good time Is awaiting you.
A meeting of the ladies of the M.
e. church was held Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. George r.
Squire. At the meeting it was de-
cided to organize a Ladies Aid So
ciety and the following officers were
elected to serve the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. 3. FL. C~ottrell; vice
president, Mrs. G. r. Squire; secre-
tary, Mrs. George ". Dobson, Jr.;
treasurer, Mrs. John Squire. The
A. r0aa+;..- hT fha raonia4E xvsfa hn
held Thursday afternoon next at the
home of Mrs. G. r. Squire.
The manufacturers sale given by
the ladies Of the M. e. church was a
huge success both to the satisfying
and financial standpoint. Nearly
5000 was cleared.
John w. Squire, proprietor of the
Riverside Hotel, was a New York
visitor Friday.
George H. Rusher, Sr., of Sumner
Hin, will vacate the Burkett home
stead and move into the AlIgair
dwelling in Main street. Mr.. Bur-
kett, Of South Old Bridge, will move
into his house and Montrose Brown,
of East Spotswood, will occupy the
house vacated by Mr., Burkett.
Rev. E. c. Ebell, former pastor OF
the Church street M. e. church, has
been transferred to the Cranbury NJ.
e. church. The local charge has
not as yet been filed.
R. H. Benson, the local painter, is
going some work at Spotswood.
. Superintendent J.. II. CottreIl and
wife, who have been enjoying the
winter months at Los Angeles, re-
turned to the borough Saturday.
Witty & Young, preprietors of the
Jamesburg laundry, have inaugural
ed a wagon service to Old Bridge and
vicinity, which has been q long felt
want.
Mrs. Henry Dieker. of Runyop,
was q borough visitor Friday
Benjamin Long, of Runyon, was a
local visitor Friday afternoon.
George @. slower and Raymond
Treat were business visitors In South
Amboy Friday afternoon.
]. Fl. CLAYTON Is confined to his
home with rheumatism.
Mrs. James Ma3uira has return
cd to her home In Church street at
ter q two weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. William Benson, at Asbury
Park.
MIRA. Fred d. Voorhees, and sister,
Mrs Florence Ewing, OF Asbury
Park, spent Wednesday, With their
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