Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-04
JAM ESBURG

Miss Carrie Weisert, of New York
city, is spending two weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Frederick Weisert, of
Sherman street.
Crowded houses continue to at
tend the excellent performance at
the Liberty theatre. A special feat
ure Wednesday night was the re-
production of the Auto Bandits"
lately portrayed on the streets of
New York city in real life.
Board of Education will meet in
grammar school building on Monday
evening.
William Hawkins has been con-
fined to his home by illness.
AbiJah Chamberlain was a Newark
visitor Wednesday.
II. j. Woodland has disposed of his
handsome steel boat, H. A. Edwards
being the purchaser.
Harvey Hausser, of town, is being
featured by Manager Frank Borden,
of the Englishtown baseball team, as
the feature for the game to be play
ed Saturday at E~nglishtown. Har-
vey will occupy the pitchers box.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rene G. Van Cleaf
have returned from Easton, Pa,
where they have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis r. Dawson the past
week.
Hon. Peter Francis Daily, of New
Brunswick will address the James
burg Democratic Club, in Borough
Hall, Friday night, October II. All
are invited.
Borough council will meet in Bor-
ough Hall Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wyant, of
Lower ~Jamesburg, were New York
city visitors Thursday of this week.
| Hiland J. Woodard, secretary of
the Comfort Shoe Company, has re-
from a tour through Massa-
chusetts, interesting capitalists.
Robert J.. Clayton visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Phillips, of Dunham's
Corner, this week.
Mrs. A. e. Lange, Mrs. George
Jaqui, Rev. John Ehrenstein, pastor
of the Baptist church, and Jacob
fist church this week at the confer
ence of the Trenton Baptist Associa-
ton held at Jacobstown.
Jacob Weisert can claim the rec
ord for heavy fowl for the same
period il the scales were correct that
recorded the weight of a rooster that
the gentleman slew this week. Mr..
Weisert claims a weight of eight
pounds for the fowl Matched but last
June.
Arthur Smith has been at home
three days on his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Augustus Thomp-
son, of Gatzmar avenue, have return
ed from an outing of several days
near Atlantic Highlands.
The installation of electricity as
an illuminant in st. James Hall
will be made a noticeable event by
the Young Ladies' Society by the
holding of a reception and dance at
that place on the evening of Wednes-
day, October 16.
Miss Jennie Bayles, who has been
i'll most of the summer, has recover
ed her usual health and has D
ed her we'll known millinery at upper
Jamesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Floyd, late
of the force at the State Home for
Boys, have accepted positions at the
State Home for Girls, at Trenton.
Recorder William e. Paxton has
evidently determined to set a high
water price for the use of blasphemy
on the streets. John Perrine, ar
raigned before him by Mrs. Frank
Gilliand, was found guilty and fined
SIS.
The annual dance and box sociable
held by the local fire department will
be held this year in st. James Hall
on Wednesday evening next, Octo-
Der 8.
Mrs. H. D. Zandt Is at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Robert FAIRIES,
at Trenton, where the stork left an
other son this week.
William s.. Hankins, of the Cen
trail Cigar Store, is putting the fin
ishing touches to that property by
the laying of a new concrete side
walk and curbing.