Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-23
JAMESBURG

Mary l.. olsen were New 1Ofy city
visitors over Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mary Fryer spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives at Norris
town, making the journey both ways
in an auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kearney, of
the State Home for Boys, are spend
ing their sixteen days vacation.
Superintendent John c. Kalleen,
of the State Home for Boys, has been
the guest of President of the Board
of Trustees, Frederick H. Lockwood
and family at Budd's Lake.
Charles e. Paxton is doing jury
duty at New Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minard Applegate
have returned from Philadelphia,
where they visited the mother of the
hospital.
Mrs. John Gallagher has recovered
from an Illness.
Miss Maize Haley, of Spotswood,
has taken up her residence with her
friend, Miss Hazel Mauterstock.
Clifford Stonaker, of Lincoln ave-
nue., has returned to Prospect Plains
and will reside there with his fam
lily.
William Preston, of South Am
boy, has moved into the Connerty
tenant house in Lincoln
Frank Jenning, Of Railroad ve-
nue., was a Newark visitor, where he
was an executor Of an estate of a rel
alive.
Editor Frank Sieger, Of the Ad-
vance, at the State Home for Boys,
Is Off on his sixteen days vacation
and In consequence there will be no
issue of hat paper. With his fam
lily he will spend his vacation at
Trenton and vicinity.
Saturday was pay day for the en-
ployes of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith have
returned from Adelphia. where they
were guests Of the formers parents.
Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Smith, former
residents here.
The Ideal Amusement Company,
proprietors Of the moving picture
privilege in Lange's hall, while CIV
ing a first class show, do not seem
to be getting deserved patronage.
They are parties from Newark.
William Van Ostrand, for many
years a householder in the town, will
offer for public sale all his household
effects Wednesday afternoon of this
week, owing to his decision to dis
continue housekeeping. He will re-
tain his residence here as formerly.
Willard DeArnold, president of
the Excel Motor Company has rent
ed the Magee dwelling from the heirs
of that estate. He with his family
will shortly occupy INT
Hiland j. Woodland motored to
Atlantic City Sunday and had for his
guests the following party: Mrs.
Harry Westcott and Mrs. Edward
Mitchell of New York city, Miss
Helen Burr Smith of New York city
and Misses Jessie Jacobs and Kath-
aryn Long of this place. The return
was made the same day.
Mrs. Charles Hubbard, of Berea,
Kentucky, is spending a week with
her sister, Mrs. William H. Brooks.
She arrived from Europe Saturday,
following a tour of the world, start
ing from New York city in October,
1911. Mr.. and Mrs. William Brooks
met at the pier when the steamer
Campania locked and were conduct
ed through the floating palace.
Mrs. Julia Breen, of Point Pleas
ant, was a visitor with friends In
town Saturday and Sunday.
Substitute Rural Mail Ernest
Voorhees, will be engaged for a
month carrying the mail, owing to
the regular carriers being at this
period on their fifteen days vacation.
He is substituting at the present
time for Howard Apologize for if-
teen days, and will traverse the route
of Raymond Reed, who will follow
Carrier Apologize.
Mrs. Bertha Quackenbush, who
has been at a Trenton hospital for
treatment for some weeks, has so far
recovered as to be able to leave that
institution and is now at the home of
relatives at Hightstown.
William Richard, occupying the
John Enright tenant house, will re-
move to half of the George NJ. Davi-
son double house on Gatzmar avenue
when completed.
Samuel, Cassucella, the local shoe
maker, will sail for his native land,
Italy, on Saturday, October fifth, to
join his family in that foreign land.
Samuel has disposed OF his business
to Michsel de Sanford. who will con-
duct the business. Samuel will re-