Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-04
sAYREvILlE

m urHL week IN the rear
10 q week OF amusement for sayre-
ville people. The Oregon Indian Med
icins Co.. has come In town and IL
giving an A No. ! vaudeville show
At George SeggeIs hall on Miiler.s
corner every evening this week.
Thomas Burke, of New Bruins
wick, visited his brother, William
Burke, OK Main street on New Years
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. P. Rodan have
returned to their home on River
street after spending a few days
with relatives in Camden.
Joseph Zack, who was formerly a
resident here, returned to bis home
in Hartford, Conn, after spending q
week with his father, Leo lack, OF
Hillside avenue.
Thomas Thompson has resigned
his position at the postonice at
Sayre e Fisher Co.'s store to take
up d course In Business College.
Margaret Clymer has returned to
the State Normal school to resume
her studies, after spending the boil
idays with her grandmother, Mrs.
Fanny Sullivan, OF River street.
Charles Maxstein, an engineer at
the powder works Was tending the
feeding pump on Sunday night, when
one of the gasketa blew out and the
water went all over him. He was
scalded on both OF his legs and body.
He had to be taken to his home on
Hart street, where he now is con-
fined.
st. Mary's Drum and Fife Corps
responded to an invitation sent to
them from the Goodwin Associa-
ton, of Perth Amboy, on Monday
evening. They turned out In full
force and uniform twenty-five
strong. On their return they said
they were treated most cordially
land all were satisfied that they went.
Miss Maggie Smullen. who had
a hemorrhage In Herman Aukem
Co.'S factory last week and had to
be taken home, Is In a very critical
condition at her home In Albert's
Hill. She has had several more
hemorrhages since.
Charles Holswarth, q chemist at
lshe Parlim laboratory, has returned
from Cincinnati, Ohio, after spend,
friends. and that
Charles Jensen, ths ~
powder works, has up
Brooklyn, whore he spent 8 few
days with friends.
The Misses May Frost, Teases
Keegan and Eva Love. Of Lower
~SayrevilIe. have returned home af-
ter spending two weeks with friends
lin New Haven, Conn.
Peter Banks, OF South Amboy,
was a S~svreviiie vfsitor Recently
Mary Agnes Chevalier and heI
1.-TWO sisters. Margaret and Madeline,
were visiting ut the home OF Mrs.
Harry Jones In New Brunswick
Monday.
Rose Novak, OF South Amboy, was
a S~ayreyille Visitor Monday.
Gussie Eckerson, OF Fords, spent
8 few days with the Misses Tucker
son, of Lower ~Sayreyille.
Mrs. John Ketzner and daughter
| Minnie were South River visitors
| Monday.
Gertie Hart, of Main street, was q
| Midtown visitor Monday.
Edward j. Holthaugen, OF Main
street, who spent his holiday yaca-
ton at the home of his parents, has
returned to the Carnegie Technical
school at Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. P. II. Jones, OF New Yark,
spent New Years with the Holthau-
sen family on Main street.
Rudolf Sitter, OF Rutgers College
spent his holidays with his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. r.. r. sitter at theIl
home In the parsonage.
Mrs. Anna Mas returned to hel
home from Scranton, Pa, where shs
was spending the holidays with heI
brother-inlaw, and sister the Rev
and Mrs. O. II. Dietrich.
william Werner. OF Allentown
Pa, was q holiday visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Engle.
hardt. OF parlin.
william Lippert, of New Bruins.
wick. was a ~sayreyille visitor Tues
day.
Robert Hunter and Peter Green
OF Parlin, visited Charles Maxstein
OF Hart street. Tuesday evening.
fred Esser, OF Smith street, was
q South River visitor Tuesday.