Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-28
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James s. Walling has leased the
building on Front street formerly
used as the Surf theatre, and will
move his grocery business from his
present stand into 1t about the first
of April.
A large gathering of the membe
OF the Grange were present at the
meeting In their room in Odd Eel
lows hall on Wednesday night, when
a social time was enjoyed.
Collector John s. Hendrickson is
enjoying a two weeks vacation from
his duties In the store of John G.
ISchanck's. The collector is planning g
to spend a few days at Washington,
ID c.. during the Inauguration cere-
monies.
Joseph M. Walling returned to his
home on Atlantic street, the first of
the week after spending several days
visiting relatives In New York city.
Miss Florence limerick, OF New
York city and Casimer Ianell of
Brooklyn were the guests over Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. P. Disbrow,
of West Keyport.
Joseph D. Bedle OF Broad street,
has purchased a new Ford automo-
bile from agent B. D. Brown of Broad
street
Miss Alva Hendrickson entertain
ed Miss Mae Rose OF Nerth' Center
vile at her home on Firs. street over
| Sunday.
John P. ConnelI and John Lartand
have formed partnership and will
run the machine shop In Front street
which has been recently managed by
Mr.. Lartand and formerly was run
by Mr.. Connell.
Because of the rain yesterday there
was but one session held in the local
scho onls
Miss Ethel Canneld OF Brooklyn,
was the Saturday and Sunday guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Russell Roberts
OF Broad street.
Mrs. A. Johnson has returned to
her home in Manasquan after spend
ing few days with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. S. D. Roberts.
Mrs. Herman Oetjen has returned
to her home in Jersey City after a
visit with relatives at West Keyport.
Mrs. Samuel D. Roberts is con-
! fined to her home on Broad street,
by illness.
William e. Bedle, of Broad street,
attended the funeral services Of the
| late Charles Barker held in New
York, city Wednesday evening.
William Britton was awarded the
prize offered by the management OF
the Brunswick bowling alleys, for
the greater number OF games rolled
with an even score OF 140, which
rfnc ~ I1I
games were six, the next nearest was
Walter Melee who secured five
games.
The remains OF the late Charles
Barker formerly Of this place, who
died suddenly in New York city,
were buried In Green Grove cemetery
here yesterday. Funeral director H.
S. Bedle having charge.
Aubrey Durruea, has returned to
his home on Osborn street, after
spending some time with relatives
in Brooklyn.
Herbert Matthews, the young son,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Matthews
Of Osborn street is seriously Ill with
diptheria at his home.
Miss Barbara Hoagland has re-
turned to her home here after spend
ing nine weeks visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. A. MacEwan at Maiden, Mass.
The Ligh school lassies held a bas-
ketball practice on the Broadway
theatre court yesterday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Stout Of Brooklyn, was
the guest OF relatives on First street
on Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Prestly Winkly, Of Brooklyn.
visited friends in Front street yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert D. Macy, of
First street are enjoying visit with
relatives in Brooklyn.
1t is understood the first rehearsal
for the minstrel show to be held. by
the band and chemical engine COM
pany in April will be held tonight.
Robert McGraft is suffering with q
sore arm as the result of an injury
obtained while playing basketball.
Mr.. McGraft plays with the Orion
five Of Matawan.