Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-11
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N was In company with friends
In New York Tuesday night.
Bernard Strief, of State street, Is
spending the afternoon as the guest
of friends In New York.
Mrs. Margaret 7. Harper, of 223
State street, Is able to be about again
after an Illness OF several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Morris,
OF State street, have returned home
after d visit OF several days as the
guests of friends in Jersey CITY
Harry PETE, of High street, Joseph
Loder ami two sons, Of Kearny ave
niue, we're among the local people
who visited the automobile show in
New York yesterday.
Miss Anna Dalton, of Hall avenue
has returned home after visiting
friends la Jersey City for a week.
Mrs. Henry Yepsen. OF Amboy
avenue, spent Tuesday afternoon as
the guest of relatives In Staten Is
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wftnesses the performance or the
Little Millionaire In New York
Tuesday night.
Miss Anna Anderson, OF Broad
street, has returned home after
visiting friends In New York.
Mrs. Bernard Strieff, of Brighton
avenue. has returned home after q
visit Of several DAYS as b guest or
reIativa~ In New York
Mrs. Levine. of DeKalb avenue.
after d visit Of several days in New
York, has returned home.
william Petty, Of Rector street,
Is enjoying a day Off from his duties
III Protection Hook & Ladder Conn
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parker. OF
Hall avenue, who have been visiting
friends in Brooklyn for a week, have
returned home.
Louis Compton, a student at Phil
Iips Exeter Academy at Exeter N.
H.. returned to his studies yesterday
after visiting his mother. Mrs.
Emma COMMON, in Water street,
for two weeks.
Miss Helen Osborne. Of State
street, has returned home after Wis
ting relatives IN New York.
The condition of Mrs. John J.
Harper. of 223 State street, who Is
suffering from bronchial pneumonia,
is somewhat better today.
Russell Woglom. a student at La
fayette College. has resumed his
studies after visiting at the resi-
dence OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
william Woglom, In Rector street.
Joseph Tracey, of Fayette street.
spent Tuesday evening as the guest
OF friends tn Sewaren.
David Halbert. OF State street,
has returned home after visiting
friends In New York.
Arrnin ~Tomaschoff, OF State street,
was In company with friends In
Rev York. Tuesday afternoon.
Thomas Lucas, of State street, IL
able to be about gain after an Ill
ness of several days.
william Hechheimer. OF State
street, was entertained by friends IN
New York Monday afternoon.
George Brown, OF New York, II
visiting at the home of his brother
in State street. for several DAYS.
Harold Mardea. of New Bruins
wick. was the guest OF friends II
State street, Mon Is night.
returned home atser a business triI
Of saverai days u sSn friends In New
York.
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emf has returned home after Wis
sranE friends III -bordentown.
Morris Rippen and San Julius, q
Market street. left for Boston Mon
day night. Julius Ripper, after Z
sejourp OF W days with IFS fathe1
III Boston. will resume bis studies
1t Exeter. N IA
Louis Compton, or Water stree
spent Monday afternoon as ths
guest 0f relatives In New mYork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fullerton
oI pouIn rrnpoy spent MONDAY ev
anlng as the guest Of rslatIyea II
Mate SSrest.
Mrs. AnRa CLARK, Of State street
sgsnt Monday afternoon rs the CUES
ii fxSsnds ia Woodbridge.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Thomas Fl. Farraat
~. 81 Market street. entertained
nnxghar Of friends in honor Of ~
christening Ct dheir son, Thonaal
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