Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-08
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Mrs. George H. Rusher, Jr-, Of
Church street, entertained over the
weekend Miss EmTg Van Pelt, of
Maple street, Perth Amboy.
Asbury Fountain, Of Browntown,
was a business visitor In South AMI
boy Monday, calling upon Freehold
or Alfred T. Kerr of First street.
Voorhees, Stonaker, of Newark.
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. David v. Stonaker, OF Main
Miss Louise Tnom returned home
Monday evening after q few days
visit with Miss Mildred beats, of
South Amboy.
Mrs. Charles Layton, IT,. recently
entertained out-of-town friends at
her home in Grove avenue.
William Emerson and sister were
New York visitors Tuesday.
e. c. Osborne. OF South Old
Bridge, was a South Amboy visitor
Monday evening.
Charles Bennett. OF Keyport, Is
visiting hts grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William e. Smith. of Runyon.
Sigwald Olsen, superintendent Of
tao Brookneld Glass Works. made q
business trip out OF town Tuesday
afternoon. @Ssg@
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friends III Jam.aks rseaasy ssss:
noon.
Mrs. George Ma Gorsfe WAS II
Spotswood visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. /. G. CrandalI was an out-of-
tiSitor TUESDAY,.
Mrs. William Hendrickson Ia able
to be out again after a severe Illness.
Invitations ara out for a select
dance to be given by Miss Hazel
Clark IN whitney hall, Spctswccd, /,
evening, February 16. Music
will be furnished by Guttman's or
chestra. of Perth Amboy.
Morris Nisonoff, formerly a resi-
dent here, has opened a meat mar
ket at South River.
John G.. Hopla. Of Matawan, repre-
sentative of the r.. ". Crime Seed
Company of Morganville, was q bust
ness visitor In town Tuesday.
Harry Eldridge, of Sumner Hill,
has established a milk route in the
borough which Ia being taken up by
son Lester.
gaze vi Aa0u AO2 uSiAaquEAt b4Ato
Of 1910 In and for the Township OF
Madison, was held yesterday after
at the town hall at Browntown
at 2 p. NJ.
- John G. Hopla, of Matawan. well
here, has formed partnership
with r. v. Crime, of Morganviile.
which will be known as Hopla g.
Crime Company. wholesale dealers in
farm, field and garden seeds.
Mayor A. b. Appleby. OF the vii
lage of Spotswood. was a business
in town yesterday.
A meeting of the ladies of the M.
70. church was held Monday after
at the Burdell. Business of
Importance was transacted. The
manufacturers who have been asked
for donations for the manufacture
have responded In a very salts
factory manner. Upon motion of
Mrs. II. C. Beehe, seconded by Mrs.
George r. Squire, it was decided
that the manufacturers sale be held
in town hall from February 26 to
March 2. Another meeting Of the
ladies will be held next Monday at
ternoon at the BurdelI at which
time the arrangement and consign-
ments OF booths will be made and
other business pertaining to the sale
transacted
Miss Thelrna Beebe, OF Terre
Hante. Ind. Is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. II. G. Beebe, at The
Burdell.
Fl. G. Beebe was a business visitor
in South River and New brunswick.
A recent letter from Robert p.
FIRST, of Los Angeles, Calf, states
that his new insulatcr factory IS
about to start. Mr.. First states that
the factory is equipped with a Cox's
tank OF the latest pattern oil burner.
delivering twelve tons every twelve
hours of finished insuIators. The
machine shop is operated entirely by
electric motors. Large quantities of
the finest grade of sand has been
located near the factory. The letter
further states that the plant when In
operation wft; employ about fco
men with an annual output OF 10.-I
600 tons.
Mrs, George Fl. Rusher, Jr., OF
Church street, visited among friends
in South Amboy Tuesday.
Charles Reid, Peter Morrow,
David Doeson, Lawrence Whalen
were spectators at the bouts given
by the Permo A. A. In the Auditori-
um Monday evening
Charles Reid, OF Church street.
and Robert Van Pelt. of Maple
street. Perth Amboy, attended the
horse sale at Madison Square Gar
den. New York. Tuesday.
The w. W. C. met Tor the first IN
their new club hot 9 on Church
street Monday evening, A pleasant
evening WIS enjoyed
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