Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-09-19
SOUTH n
NEWS ITE ms.

Christian, of Main street.
Now that Mr.. Lucitt has taken
possession of their new store, the
building they vacated and which was
purchased by Roger Leonard, to be
Femodelled after being moved to Pine
avenue, for a dwelling, is being got
ready for moving and boys are already
cleaning the bricks of the old founda-
ton.
A. O. Parisen s house on the Heights
Was damaged by the storm Wednes-
day.
John Gaub, of Browntown, was
visiting friends in this borough We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Maliszenski, of
Ernston, visited friends at Brown
town, Wednesday.
Mrs. s. Riddle, of Browntown. is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Jacob Reh-
fuss, of Ernston.
Fred Kirschner, of Matawan, was a
borough visitor Thursday evening.
The chimney of Cornelius McGon1-
gle's house was blown off during the
storm Wednesday and crashed through
the house, doing about $25 damage.
Mrs. Mary Dayton, of Jersey City,
was visiting her mother, Mrs. Chareles
Lester, of Catherine street, and re-
turned home on Thursday.
The frame of the new car float is up
at the P. R. R. shipyard and the
planklng will Don begin.
Charles Clumpp, of Broadway, has
returned home from a visit at
Hoboken.
Considerable sand was washed away
from the John street end of the bulk
head Wednesday.
News is scarce, outside of the news
of the effect of the storm. There is
constantly something new told regard
ing the damage done to houses in this
borough.
A Jersey Central traction company
lineman was around inspecting the
wires of the M. & S. traction com
pany's trolley line-sizing them all
up, Thursday.
Harry Snow, of Linden, was calling
on friends in this borough Wednesday
evening.
The naptha yacht Cygnet was towed
in by the tug Mary Ann as far as they
could get her in and Mr.. Furman and
several others were bailing her out
about II p. m. Thursday evening.
Quite a crowd showed their interest
by watching them.
A canal boat thas just arrived at
Whitehead's dock to be loaded with
moulding sand.
The Haymakers' Association Will
hold a clambake shortly. The date
has not yet been decided upon.
Carberry, the tinsmith, is putting
on a galvanized front on the McUloud
building on Broadway. The second
story piazza is built and the building
looks very nice.
DR.. Clarence Singer was a borough
visitor Thursday.
The clipping social, held at Mr..
Skimmou's in behalf of the Methodist
Protestant church, was a success and
everybody had a good time.
Raymond Applegaard, of Perth Am
boy, was a South Amboy visitor
Wednesday evening.
Charles Grover had a large piece Of
cinder removed from one of his eyes |
Wednesday evening by DR.. Haines.
Aaron Stillwell will do the carpen-
ter work on Mrs. Lahue's house and
it is said that Mr.. Schants is engaged
to put on the tin roof. Great SYM
pathy is expressed for Mrs. Lahue on
account of the damage done by the
1t is said that three families will
occupy Mrs. q. Mulholland s house in
Augusta street.
Arthur Mervine has resumed his
studies at Stevens Institute.
Mrs. Blocker, of Perth Amboy, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. William
Everett, Friday.
Mrs. Peter Metsger and children,
of Jersey City, are visiting Captain
and Mrs. Charles Parisen, of John
street.