Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-09-11
NEWS ITE MS.

home.
H. g. Perrine found the two young
hounds he had lost and Oh the same
day Mr.. @. Bennett, of Swan Hill,
found a hound that he had lost some
time ago in Mechanicsville.
They say the apple trees along the
M. g. S. trolley route are loaded with
apples.
A York, Pa, paper states that Mrs.
Edith Madden has been granted a
divorce from her husband, Thomas r.
Madden, for i'll treatment. The Mad
deus were former residents of this
borough.
Mrs. Frank Petty and sol have re-
turned from Bradley Beach to their
home in Second street.
Miss Mae Compton, of Second street,
is spending a week at Jersey City.
Charles Stuart has leased Levy's
store for another year, it is said, but
others say that Mr.. Levy will not give
a scratch of the pen on paper to him
but considers his word sufficient.
John Jeffreys has a pool table in
place of ice cream fixtures in his ice
cream parlor back of his store on
Broadway.
The Middlesex County Sunday
school convention, to be held at Tren-
ton, will be we'll attended by ladies
from this borough, it is said.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds and
daughters, of Second street, have gone
on a pleasure trip to Washington,
D. @.
Now you've got en-, and now you
haven't" said several of the electric
lights Wednesday evening as they
would be blazing with great brilliance
one minute and the next minute would
disappear entirely. Some of them
went out altogether.
The John street baker has a fine
new wagon and has started a business
ro1te through the borough with Mr..
VanCleef, who once ran a bakery in
this town, to engineer it by driving
the wagon and drumming up Gus
toners.
Again the rumor is current that GER
tain parties who once were popular
merchants here, have negotiated with
one of the store-keepers in this Dor
ough, and that the said party, who
has been DESTROYS of selling out, will
vacate the store in their favor and
that the merchants will once more
cater to the residents of this town,
for their patronage.
Mrs. P. King, of John street, has
returned home from a visit with her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Morris, of
Island Heights.
The Misses Mamie Kelly and Julia
Cornell, of this borough, viewed the
carnival Monday evening from the tug
boat Pencoyd.
The bride and groom, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Suits, have returned home
from their wedding trip, which they
spent amid the beauty and grandeur
of the Delaware Water Gap. They
will remain at the BRIDES parents
home, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DeGraw,
for the present.
Miss Maud Mackey, of South River,
and Miss Emma ~Semmoneit, of South
Amboy, spent Sunday with friends
at Perth Amboy.
Mrs. William D. Dayton and daugh'
ter, of George street, attended the
Fashion Show" at Madison Square
Garden last Thursday and pronounced
1t exceedingly fine.
Miss Dottie Jones, of George street,
entertained Mr.. Frank Ritter, o.
Newark, last evening.
A load of people went to Browntowr
to attend a Harvest Home at thai
pace NcuH6Sudy eNSuInS' ~ Wd'
rather cold for a straw ride, some
thought.
Miss Annie Scully, of George street.
entertained Mr.. Asa Dey, of Brooklyn.
Wednesday evening.
Lawyer Hommann is having a sur
vey made of "Charles Roses Corner
property on Bordentown avenu One
of his men, a civil engineer, has beer
busy out there for the past three day
and Lawyer Hommann has been there
aldo. Whether the pace has been sole
Is hot known, but it was understood
thaAell of Mr.. Roses property wa
for sane.