Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-01
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ymO faTfibEtohs VI
ton street, has returned nome aiter
visiting friends in New YORK
Miss Nellie Griffin, OF Washihg-
! ton street, Is unable to y her
home owing to an attack OF gTlp.
Lawrence Howley, OF South Am
boy was the guest Oh friends IN this
city Wednesday night.
/ Joseph l.. Dunn, formerly or TINS
city. new OF Jersey City, Is spending
several days as the guest OF friends
In this city.
John F~rieschnect and sister Tina,
OF South Amboy, spent "Wednesday
evening az the guest OF friends IN
this city.
Joseph Tracey, OF Fayette street,
. has returned home after visiting
friends In New York and Brookiyh.
i william Donnley, or Keyport.
Espent last evening as Tire guest OF
friends In this city.
Miss Nellie Whittick, OF Davidson
avenue, Is unabls to leave her home
owing to Illness
Mrs. Gilbert s. Barnes. OF Amboy
avenue, Totteuyille. wss IN town
! yesterday afternoon
Mrs. M. Williamson. OF Fordss
was a local visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Joseph Henry Smith, OF Sc
warren. was noticed among the visf-
| tors from out of town YESTERDAY.
Mrs. A. bingham, OF South AM
boy, was In town Thursday
Mrs. C. IA. Paul, OF Gordon street.
ig spending the day In New York.
Miss Ruth Kitman, OF Morgan
vile, was d local visitor "Wednesday.
Theodore Sleight. OF Staten ls-
land, was renewing old acquaint-
ances In town Thursday.
Mrs. Dietz, of Sewaren, was q
! local visitor yesterday morning.
Mrs. Clarence Ltddle spent Thurs
day with relatives at the Liddie
homestead near Metuchen.
James T.. Davis. OF New York, Is
spending a week Hs the guest OF
friends In New Brunswick avenue
Miss Anna Palmer, OF Washing
ton street, is at the heme OF rela-
Ftiyes in Brooklyn for a week.
Mrs. w. Parker Runyon enter
tained the Browning Glass at her
home Thursday morning.
John P~oulsen, OF New Brunswick
Avenue. spent Wednesday night at
the home of friends tn New York.
Miss May Schwartz, OF State
street, lis visiting her grandmother
in New York, aud is not i'll in a
hospital, her mother states.
Mrs. Adrian Lyon. OF Gordon
street, spent the day In New York
Miss Maud Halpin, who has been
spending the past week In Eastons
has returned to her. home In this
( g. M. Bonsa1l, who has been con
nected with the Raritan Copper
Works, in this city for some time
past, left this week for his home In
Morristown. After his Visit there
Mr.. Bonsall will make an extended
tour OF the continent.
Richard O'Brien, formerly ofthis
Lefty, now of Newark, spent last
evening as the guest OF friends In
Hall avenue.
Nicholas Rose, of Jersey City. has
rptsrnea hcrse after 9 -@catsc- Ct /.
week spent with relatives in Penn
Istreet.
! Frank Bishop. OF Jeffries street,
is able to be about again after an
illness of several days.
Michael Lettuce, of Penn street,
who has been the guest OF friends In
Newark for q week, returned home
yesterday.
Charles Hortak, OF Trenton, has
returned home after visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. Trenvo, In
West Side venue
Miss Mary R~onranskie, OF John
stone street, is being entertained at
the residence OF friends in Rose
bank. s. I.
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Charles Lehman. formerly of this
city. now OF Chicago. is spending a
months visit with friends and rela-
tives In Hall avenue
Andrew Smith. Of Jersey City, Is
I spending a few DAYS as the guest of
Frank Smith In Charles street.
Miss Ida Polensky, of Brooklyn,
Is spending the weekend as the
guest OF her parents In William
street.
Morris Goldberg&-. OF New York.
Is at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Geldberger, In State
street, over SUNDAY.
Miss Thelma Jorgensen. of Ambcy
avenue. Is at the horne or friends In
New York for a week.
Have yea seer the world? Take a
trip to Hayti, Cuba, Panama.
Fer further information call
JACOB GoLDRERGER,
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