Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-31
SOUTH AMBOY
NEWS ITEMS.

NldyO mulrll6du HAS lSSu6u u proc
lamation concerning dogs. All dogs
found running at large after Septem-
Der Z without being properly mnzzled
with a wire muzzle about the nose
securely fastened, rae to be killed.
Whitehead Brothers loaded two
boats with molding this week at
their dock.
The New York land Long Branch
company had their men watching the
cove today for fear the tracks would
be washed away by the high water.
The electric lights were out Friday
night when greatly needed as the
great storm prevailing plunged the
borough in darkness complete.
Miss M. Reamer, of Main street,
has returned home after a visit with
friends in Camden and Philadelphia.
The storm bids fair to spoil the
sports for the Butchers and Grocers'
Association at Morgan staff on.
The affair conducted by Camp No.
II P. o. of A. will take place Sep
TENDER 2 in Odd Fellows hall. A sofa
pillow is the attraction.
Mrs. s. Hamilton and daughter,
who have been sojourning at Long
Branch, have returned home.
Mrs. John Watson, of David street,
has sold the house occupied by Mrs.
Q. B. Chanucey to Henry Leonard, of
David street.
South Amboy will send fire dele
gates to the Middlesex County Repub-
lican Convention to be held at New
Brunswick September 10th
H. @. Perrine has given a number
of our citizens the chance to view
the great races the past week. besides
entertaining them sumptuously on his
handsome steam yacht Hadassah.
Mrs. David Dill spent several days
at Railway last week.
Mrs. P. King, of John street, was
an Ocean Grove visitor Tuesday and
brought back her daughter Llbbie
who has been sojourning at Magnolia
Villa along with Mrs. Charles Pierce,
of John steret. Mrs. Fierce's mother
Mrs. Sexton and Mrs. Noah Furman,
of John street, were anticipating So
journing at Ocean Grove for a while
and were to go this week if room and
board could be gotten for them.
Every place was full last week.
Miss Ruth De Graw the daughter of
Elk Freebooter F. E. De Graw and
Clarence R. Stnlts will be married at
Christ church at 3 O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Edna Akens has resigned her
position in the public school and On
the 9th of September will assume a
pleasanter one, so a little bird has
whispered.
Among some of the people who
viewed the race Thursday from one
of the iron steamboats, was Postmast-
er B. Roddy. Mr.. James Rea, pro-
prietor of "The Exchange" and Capt.
Fred Emiliussen, of this borough.
Mr.. Roddy said the Reliance was a
long distance ahead when the race
was declared off.
Mrs. Herman Kollisch and Mrs. S.
Rubenstein and daughters visited
friends, the Gelhouses, at Atlantic
Highlands, Thursday afternoon, and
were very ~enjoyably entertained with
a drive to Highland Beach, where
crowds of people were gathered and
with field glasses were trying to get a
view of the race.
A great many people, both white and
colored, boarded the trolley CARS
Thursday evening, for outside towns
after spending the day at Sea Breeze
Walter Mundy was the guest of his
brother, on one of the B. & o. tugs,
Wednesday night and on Thursday
viewed the race.
The remains of Mrs. Philip Nc
Donald was brought to this borough
from;the Trenton hospital where she
died, for burial. Mrs. Mcdonald or
"Aunty" as she was familiarly
known, was once proprietor of the
Little House Around the Corner
on Augusta street. L