Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-19
AUGSBURG

CHdIleS 1duSeT, OF Dutcn Neck,
father of Jacob Hauser, of town, has
rented the Cornelius Mount tenant
house on Buckelew avenue, vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Muller, who have
returned to Newark.
Joseph De Angelo, of Hooker
street, is substituting as barber at
the State Home for Boys for the
present.
Outside Superintendent Salvatore
Thorn, of Helmetta, unearthed what
he thought was a mysterious crime
of some sort Friday in one of the
storage warehouses. His men dis
covered a suit Of clothes hat upon
examination proved to belong to an
escaped State Home boy. Tire au-
thorities do not seem to be able to
connect the clothing with any of the
recent runaways.
The dance given by the Young
Ladies' Society of st. James church,
Wednesday night, was the means Of
realizing over one hundred dollars
profit toward the church fund. JOS
eph De Angelo was presented with a
handsome cake and Robert Franklin,
of Helmetta, received a handsome
rug for being n of the luckiest
men in the room. j. Augustus Ruhl
had the affair in charge.
The Citizens Cornet Band have
been engaged by the management of
Lange's Hall to give a concert every
Thursday evening during the pro-
gress Of the moving picture show.
At the sale of the two local prop
critics by the executors of the estate
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parcels Of real estate were purchased
by residents Of this place. Frederick
Gunson, Jr., purchased the Magee
homestead and the double tenant
house at the corner of Lake street
and Buckelew avenue was bid in by
Joseph Nodocker. Owing to the
small bid the farm on the road be-
tween this place and Half Acre was
not sold.
Alexander Ballantyne, of the Rail-
road hotel, was a visitor in Philadel-
phia, his former home.
Joseph Richards spent this week
at Englishtown with friends.
From reports received from sever
al points about town upper James
burg has not been alone in the way
of suffering losses from chicken
thieves. The almost complete loot
ing of the hennery Of William II.
Emmons, OF the Emmons Hotel, of
fourteen choice fowl puts the other
losses in the shade.
Harvey Stonaker, of Railroad ave-
nue., is confined to his home a victim
Of an attack of shingles.
Mrs. Jennie Apologize, Of Gatzmar
avenue, continues a sufferer from an
attack OF rheumatism.
All records promise to be broken
next Wednesday night by Pride of
Mechanics Home Council, Daughters
Of Liberty, in the way of numbers
attending an out-of-town meeting by
members Of that society. Already
fngness to attend the union meeting
OF the E~nglishtown, Jamesburg and
Freehold societies on Wednesday
evening next In Columbia Hall, Eng
lishtown.
Mrs. John Ehrenstein has return
ed from Yonkers, her former home,
following an extended visit with
relatives and friends.
A gala time is promised all at the
supper and fair to be given In the
local Methodist church on Thursday
evening next.
A committee of young ladies' are
at work arranging for a leap year
dance to be given in Lange's Hall
the middle of November. 1t prom
ises to be the leading event of the
fall season.
The local Jamesburg Democratic
Club received an invitation to partic-
ipate In the monster parade and fes-
tival being arranged by the Citizens
Cornet Band for the evening of Octo-
Der 81.