Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-16
JAM ESBURG

Mrs. William x. Irons. of Spots
wood. was a guest of her mother,
Mrs. A. e. Van Cleaf, of Sedgwick
street.
Charles e. Paxton has taken the
local agency for the sale of the we'll
known Royal bath brush and is max
ing quite a hit with the sale Of same
James H. Wilson, of Lower James
burg, has been appointed local road
supervisor of the county roads in
place of eX-Mayor Frederick No
decker, resigned. Voorhees, Fisher
has been appointed in a like capac-
ity for the county road leading to
EnglishtOwn.
A son Of Frank Emeus collided
with an automobile Sunday at Lower
~Jamesburg and received but slight
injuries. The driver of the car took
the boy home in the auto, which
was damaged to a greater extent
than the bicycle.
Frank Young, lately associated
with Hazen Witty in the Jamesbure
laundry, has started In the laundry
business IN town and for the pres
ent will conduct the business at his
home on William street. All the
work will be hand done and executed
on the premises.
Clearance Nixon, of Newark. was
a visitor with relatives this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Messler. of
Perth Amboy, were over Sunday
visitors with relatives.
John II. Enright has the contract
for the repainting and lettering OF
the office building of the Now Jer-
sey Central Realty Company, at
Lower Jamesburg. He has also just
completed two up-to-date signs at
Upper ~Jamesburg, advertising real
estate at Jamesburg Park a new real
estate deal being pushed by New
York capitalists.
Ross Brown, who has been Ill with
an attack Of rheumatism, has I
turned to his work.
Mrs. John Ehrenstein has return
ed to her home after a brief visit
with friends at Ocean Grove, her
former home.
w. Harry LOkerson and Mist
Phoebe Oliver were united in mar!
rlage Sunday last at Dayton, the
homo OF the bride. This fact was
lllduC hION IL NloJLubJ evening W ~
| ever alert small boy, who made the
night hideous with the usual nerve
racking noise producers, who called
in a body to offer their best wishe:
to one of our best citizens.
MI. and Mrs. Harold Floyd, o.
Griggs cottage, at the State Home
for Boys, have changed their minds
In regard to accepting a position II
| Newark and have gone to Denver
| Colorado. their former home, where
| they are pleasantly located. They
intend returning east in the fall,
Four electric lights are to be in
stalled by the county at the Lower
~Jamesburg bridge and n light al
the junction Of Gatzman avenue
and William street. The lights a
the bridge are to have ornaments
twenty inches high, surmounting
same will have frosted globes
Two lights are to be placed at eact
end of the bridge.
ROOSEVELT LOCALS.
Oral examinations are taking
place in the borough schools this
week,
Mrs. Joseph Young and son Clay.
ton, of Emerson street, spent Tues.
day in Newark.
Mrs. Fred Roberts, of Chrome ave,
nue., spent Tuesday in Newark.
Mrs. Thompson was an out OF
town visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. John P. Flynn, Of Chrome
avenue, spent Tuesday in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter V. Quin were
out Of town visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Mccoy, Of Chrome avenue.
spent Tuesday in Newark.
Mrs. George Bracher, of Emerson
street, was an out of town visitor
Tuesday.
John J. EngIe, of Elizabeth, wax
a local visitor Wednesday,.
Lawyer Thomas Brown, of Perth
Amboy, was a local visitor Wed
nesday.
School No. 2 had an early dis
missal Wednesday afternoon as a re-
ward for good attendance during
the month OF April
Mrs. James J. Mullan spent We'd
nesday In Newark.
Mrs. James Murphy spent Wed
nesday out of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Zimmerman, OF
Washington avenue, are staying in
Woodbridge on account Of the
death Of Mrs. Zimmerman's father.
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