Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-14
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SOUTH RIVER

sci, wife of William Meisel, Sr., was
held this morning at $50 o'clock
from her late residence in Thomas
street, and from the Catholic church
of Sayreville at 8. Undertaken Will
liam Morgan conducted the arrange
ments.
Miss Olga Ziegert is attending a
banquet in New Brunswick tonight.
The Misses Estelle Van Arsdale,
Josephine Stonehouse and Mary
Stadler have returned home from
Rocky Hill, where they have been
spending the week end among
friends.
The Nonpareil Drum Corps Is prac-
ticing to get in shape with a lot of
new music for the 1remen's parade in
Perth Amboy on October 81. They
have been engaged to play.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church, will give a Japanese tea on
the evening of October rs.
Miss Julia Drury, Miss Caroline
French and Mrs. Tice have gone to
the Catskill mountains to spend a
vacation of a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Cyphers and
daughter Ruth and Miss Mildred Cy-
pliers, of Newark, were the week end
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Rose,
Sr.
The naptha launch Anna May"
owned by Gustac Bartz, which fas
sunken in the South River a week
ago, has been raised and repaired and
is now afoat again.
Miss Jessie Lyle returned home to-
low ALTON n fouy dave uiSit with Mr.
and Mrs. r. w. Lyle, of New York
city.
Alfred Armstrong, of Perth Am
boy, was a visitor at his mothers
home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weatheral
were New Brunswick visitors Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss May Snyder, of Piketown,
Nd, is the guest of Miss Nellie
Bovine. She will act al bridesmaid at
Miss Bowne's wedding which will oc-
cur on Friday evening of this week
in the NJ. E. church.
Mrs. Leon Luker entertained as
her guest on Saturday her sister,
Miss May Johnson, of Sayreville.
Raymond Miller, of Newark, Wis
tied town friends over the week cpd
Mrs. William J. Lyle and son, Rob-
ert and William, were in New York
Columbus Day, and witnessed the
battleships. They also visited the
Hippodrome in the afternoon.
Those persons In the borough who
failed to celebrate Columbus Day, es-
pecialy business men, were provok-
ingly reminded of their lack of patrio
tism, when they visited the bank for
change for Saturdays trade and
found it closed. The %postoffice was
also closed.
Rev. John Handley, D. D., presid-
ing elder of the New Brunswick
district of the Methodist Conference,
preached a wonderful and stirring
sermon to an interested congrega-
ton in the Methodist church Sunday
morning.
DR.. Elmont Bedell, dentist, of Main
street, has rented the entire half of
the apartment house he has occupied
since locating in town. He is having
the lower floor fitted up with every
modern improvement in his business.
The upper portion will be furnished
for living rooms.
The Misses Fee were the guests OF
the Misses Samsel of ~Sayreville Sat
urday.
Miss Hazel Bennett has returned tc
Long Branch.
Prof. Clancy presided over the
meeting of the Cleosophic Literary
Society in the high school on Friday
afternoon. All the high school stu.
dents were accepted as members a
that time.
Charles Sontag is the owner of
1913 model Hudson.
The autumnal festival of the
Guild of st. Agnes held on Saturday
night in Browns barn, proved a sue
~cessful affair. Much credit is due
the young ladies.
The New York Telephone Company
have men at work in the borough col
lecting the wires and arranging then
in a cable. This will obviate dam
ages done by sever storms in winter
Miss Soma Sauter, OF New Bruins
wick, was the Sunday guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Whitehead.
The bakery firm OF G~ottfriedsor
Bros. have purchased a new auto
truck for delivery purposes in theil
business.
Vincent Petrie, butcher for w. G
Rose, 1s suffering with blood poison
ing in his right hand, caused by {
wound from q meat bone about {
week ago.
Miss Maggie Jernee, of Newark
was the guest of old acquaintance
in town Saturday.
Voorhees, Rogers has gone to Mary
land on n business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Prentice ant
son Edward and Miss Mildred Catlir
were %Sayreville visitors Sunday.
Sewell Cathcart is spending the
week end among friends in New
York city.
Miss Ethel Vliet is being enter
tanned by her sister, Mrs. DAME.
Smith, of Asbury Park.
Miss Marguerite Simonson is en-,
Toying a few days in New York city
with Mrs. Pindar and Miss Ter
Brock, who are spending the week
there.
Otto Lindberg, captain and owner
of the naptha launch Maggie May
enjoyed a sail to Keansburg Friday
He had as as his guests John Rouse
and Harry Nuss. They spent some
time fishing for clans and were sue.
cessful in bringing home a number
of bushels.
Raymond Serviss is Ill at his home
Mrs. Van Aiken and daughter, Mrs
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