Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-14


Earl Walker and Holger Holm
were New York visitors Tuesday
night.
Meyer Jacobson, Of Amboy ave.
nue., visited in Woodbridge Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Fisher, of Soutf
River, was a local visitor yesterday
Harry Hardiman visited Soutf
Amboy Tuesday evening.
Miss Laura Steele, of High street
left Wednesday for Northampton
Mass, where she will spend severa
weeks.
Rev. Sidney Dixon, of South River
was a local visitor yesterday.
Mrs. e. J. Waring, Of High street
, spent Wednesday In New York city
Miss Oliver, of ~Sayreville, was q
local visitor yesterday.
Mrs. e. Clark and daughter, Miss
Efie Clark, of High street, spent
Wednesday in Newark.
A. J. Skevington is i'll at his home
in Market street.
Mrs. B. Pritchard and Miss Clark,
of High street, were New York Wis
itors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tube Dimond, of
Broad street, were entertained by
relatives in New York yesterday.
Warren Cline, of Tottenyille,
spent yesterday with friends in this
city.
Edward Klein, Of Jefferson street,
has returned to his studies in the
high school after a vacation of two
weeks.
Leon MacElroy, Martin Reyder
and A. H. Wand, of Woodbridge,
were local visitors Tuesday after
noon.
Laurence l.. Grouse, of State
street, attended a performance at the
Hippodrome in New York yesterday,
Joseph Fiigen, of Market street
is spending the day in South Jersey
Andrew Gadek, of State street, Is
spending the day in New York with
friends.
Miss Marie Warden, of Elizabeth
visited friends in Maple street las
night.
Mrs. r. Dexheimer. Of South Am.
boy, spent Tuesday afternoon il
town.
William Mathiasen and family, OF
1O5 State street. expects to move in
to the j. J. Deitche home on High
street, which Mr.. Mathiasen recent.
purchased, about December.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Lowe, of Tot
~tenville, were local visitors, Tuesday
evening.
Miss Mary Lear. of East Orange
has been spending a pleasant weel
with cousins in Gordon street. She
will leave for her home tomorrow
Mrs. John Compton and Mrs. Will.
liam Dayton, of South Amboy, were
noticed among the shoppers in town
Wednesday.
/ Mrs. John Perrine was among the
visitors from South Amboy yesterday
Mrs. Mundy. of Fords, was amonG
the many local shoppers here yester
day.
Mrs. A. X. bingham was In town
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Lena Dietrich, of Matawan
was a visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs. William Petersen and Mrs
Charles Petersen were among the
visitors from Staten Island yesterday
e. w. Steiner. has returned from
a visit with friends in Brooklyn.
DR.. Juhl. of Richmond Valley, S
l., was a visitor here yesterday.
Peter A. Peterson was in Trenton
yesterday.
Little Juliet McHose, of Mcclellan
street, has recovered from her re
cent illness.
s. M. Lipscomb is in New York
today on business.
Health Inspector Samuel T. Frost
is confined to his home in Rector
street because of illness.
Carl Doremus, who has been
spending several days with relatives
in Catalpa avenue, left Wednesday
to visit friends on Staten Island be-
fore returning to his home in Day.
ton, Ohio.
Arthur Donaldson and William
Burns. of Staten Island. were local
visitors Yesterday.
Miss Milderd Mayer. of South Am
boy was a local visitor YESTERDAY.
John Journeay and Camille Della
porte. of Staten Island, were lookine
up old friends in town Wednesday
David Seers. of New York, was q
local visitor today.
Andrew o. Anderson has returned
to town after about a years absence
ELMER Price. of Tottenville, was
in this city this morning.
Miss Fac Druckemiller and Miss
Henrietta Weinb1att, Of State street
are spending the afternoon in Totem
vile.
Miss May O'Leary, of South Am
boy, spent yesterday with friends in
this city.
Miss May Egan. of Washington
street, was entertained by friends in
New Brunswick yesterday.
John McCreery. of Smith street
| will be a %Sayreville visitor tonight.
Henry Timmons motored to New
Brunswick last night.