Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-14
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OLD BRIDGE
q. G.. Osborne, OF Newark, epen
the weekend with his parents, MI
and Mrs. George e. Osborne.
Mrs. George Andrews was
Perth Amboy shopper Saturday.
The local schools observed LIN
coins Birthday. The postoftlce wa
also closed 10 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Miss T.. NJ. Senlly visited he
sister, MIS-. e. J.. Dalton, of Broas
street, Perth Amboy, Saturday.
Mrs. Milton Carpenter, of Churc'
street, was a Perth Amboy shoppel
Saturday, as was Mrs. Eugene Reid
Messrs. David Dobson, David Bur
kett and Benjamin Green weri
among the s~ightseers In Perth Am
boy Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Amy Slower has returned
home after a prolonged visit wit
her niece, Mrs. George DeVoe, o
|S~potswood.
Miss Leila Patterson, of Re
Bank, enjoyed the weekend witt
her aunt, Mrs. George g. slower.
#. E. Rue, OF New York, spenA
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George D. Rue.
Jack Allabocker and William Lud-
low, OF Runyon, were Perth Amboy
shoppers Saturday.
Robert H. Benson was a business
visitor In Spotswood Saturday morn
ing.
Miss Maud Van schoick, of South
Old Bridge, visited among friends Ia
South Amboy Saturday.
John Nv. Squire, proprietor OF the
riverside Hotel, was q business visi-
tor In South Amboy Friday
AbTam Durham. of South Old
Bridge, was b South Anabog visitor
Saturday, calling on hts daughter.
Mrs. Rertram SeIover. OF Second
street.
George @. slower, Of Brunswick
aveane. was q business visitor at
TottenTflle Friday.
ssa.- STn@1s.s Iisvy anu daughter
Florence we're New York shoppers
Friday.
". r. Clayton was q business
visitor In Newark and New York
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. George Hnsher. Jr., OF Maple
street, was q New York visitor Wed
nesday and Friday of last week.
Mrs. Abram Durham, OF South
Old Bridge. and daughter. Mrs. Bert
ram Selovcr, OF South Amboy, spent
Friday last shopping In Newark.
Mrs. George v. Dobson has re-
turned from a pleasant visit with
relatives In Bradley Beach.
Mrs. Ulysses Magee, Of Totem
Vile, Ia visiting her mother, Mrs.
Judson Green.
Nathan r. HillyeF, OF J~anaesburg,
paid a visit to his mother, Mrs.
Pitman E~illyer, the past week.
Mrs Drvifla Mages, OF ~5pctswood.
enjoyed 8 brief visit with her sister,
Mrs. William Slower.
Miss Helen Brown, who has been
quite Ill Tor the past few days, IL
able to DO around again.
Leland DE Looch and Peter Dunn.
OF the Brookheid Glass Works, were
New York visitors Saturday.
Henry Van Hiss has returned
home after q brief wisAt with rela-
lives Ia South Amboy.
Miss Helen Brown and Miss
dred beats attended the sb
Proetor's. Perth AEaboy. zday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Rnsher,
Jr., of Church street. Were among
the audience at Preetor's, Perth
Amboy, Saturday afternoon.
George Stout and Miss Maggie
Andrews enjoyed the performance
at Proctor's, Perth Amboy. Saturday
afternoon.
Misses Minnie and Ruth Blood
good attended the show at proctor's
Saturday afternoon, also called on
their aunt, Mrs. william Post, of
Lewis street.
Charles II. Reid, OF Church street.
was among the crowd at P~roctorss,
Perth Amboy, Saturday afternoon.
Messrs. William Williams and w.
r. Clayton took IN the show at
Proctor's Saturday afternoon.
James Minor, of Brookfeld ave-
nue., was a Perth Amboy visitor Sat
nrday.
Howard Rogers, of Church street,
renewed old acquaintances In Perth
Amboy Saturday.
Miss Beatrice Hoffman, sof 1of La
gayette street. Jersey City, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Oliver
Holman, for q few DAYS. returned
home Saturday evening.
Miss Reava Clayton, OF First
was the guest Of Mrs. Anna
at Applegavth, over the
weekend
Merritt Bloodgood. OF Runyen.
visited among friends an Perth Ana
boy Saturday.
Mrs. G. J.. Bergen and daughter,
Mrs. Henry seiover, OF First street,
and hrs. William Hammeli, OF Sec
end Atreet. were Perth Ainboy shop
pe-s Saturday afternoon.
Miss Retta Squire and brother
/ 4esteT witnessed this production OF
the s1zIzfss Eea TsaaYts at Eha Ri1oa
Perth Anboy. Saturday afternoon.
Nathan Roller waa ! ssessh Asaaasay
udaY.