Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
JAM SBURG

Calvin Stults, of A~pplegarth, has
purchased the building lot adjoining
ADDISON Conover's home on Gatzmar
avenue from the Dawson estate and
Will erect thereon a dwelling next
spring.
Mrs. Alice Mount, of Gatzmar ave-
nue., who has been a guest of her
son, Charles Mount, at Freehold, the
past few weeks. has returned to her
home.
Harlin J.. Woodland is making a
tour of the cities OF Massachusetts
in the interests Of the Comfort Shoe
company, a local concern.
Mrs. Cora Jolly, OF lower James
burg, entertained a large company
Of her friends Saturday night at a
house party. The usual home games
featured the evenings pleasure as
did dancing. Rhodes and Tilton
furnished the dance music. Re-
freshments were served.
Howard Asson Is touring New
York state this week on his vacation.
In company with Irving Smith they
will visit Niagara Falls and points
West.
The novelty of having oneself pic
tured as others see us vas given the
people of this place last week when
the Industrial Moving Picture Com
pany visited this place and made
numerous exposures throughout the
town. Through the enterprise Of
Manager Peterson, of the Liberty
theatre, the films are to be shown
the local people in about two weeks,
half of the proceeds being donated
to charity.
Anthony Dughi spent Tuesday in
New York city IN business.
John Dughi was q New York city
and Westfield visitor Sunday and
Monday.
Frederick Nodocker, in charge Of
the bakery at the State Home for
boys, is enjoying his annual sixteen
days vacation.
Frank Seiger, editor Of the Adj
vance, at the State Home for Boys,
Is again on duty at the institution
after a sixteen days lay-of.
John F. Watson. of the State
Home for Boys, has returned after
a sixteen days vacation spent here
abouts.
Thomas Dillon, of the Home force,
is again back on duty after spending
his vacation with his family.
Miss Mary L. Osborn, assistant
principal OF the grammar school, has
been enrolled as a student at Column
bia Law School, New York City, TAX
ing q special course. She goes to
her studies weekly.
Miss Mary Fryer, Of town, was a
guest of her cousin, Norman Fryer,
at Baltimore, Nd, Saturday last as
an invited guest at his wedding,
which was solemnized at Baltimore
Saturday evening. He was welded
to Miss Edith Green, of that city.
Miss Ruth M. Arson has returned
from a two days visit with friends
in New York City.
Miss Ethel l.. Anderson, Of the
high school faculty, spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends In Philadel-
phia.
Mechanics Home Council No. II,
Junior Order United American Me-
chanics, celebrated their twenty-sec-
ond anniversary Friday night before
the largest crowd in It's history. An
enjoyable program was given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Wyckof
and daughter, of Manasquan, were
visitors the past week with Mrs.
Julia Snedeker, Mrs. Wyckof' s
mother.
John berwick, of Newark, is
spending this week with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frederick Day, of Augusta
street.
Mrs. Hazel Witty, of Augusta
street, is spending two weeks with
relatives at Brooklyn, her former
home.
Tender hearted chicken thieves
are evidently at work hereabouts If
the theft Of several fowls from the
hennery Of Elmer e. Dawson and
the return of a portion OF the theft
can be taken a. evidence of their
sorrow for their act