Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-27
NEWS IEH8.

People are beginning to hug the fire
and dread going out in the cold. Jack
Frost has been around caressing the
flowers and his embrace IS death to
very many of them. The weather is
very cold.
MI. and Mrs. William McIntire, of
philadelphia, were visiting relatives
in town Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. John Rue, of Broad
way, are entertaining company fr N
out of town.
Michael Bummll, of Ernston,
stopped at a road house Sunday and
came out in a few minutes and found
that some one had taken a fine new
blanket from out of his wagon. An
old one that he had left on top of it
was all right.
MIR. and Mrs. James Pryce, of Plain
field, spent Sunday with Mrs. Pryco's
parents on Bordentown avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Selovor, Of First
street, was a Perth Amboy visitor
Saturday.
Mrs. Wellar and SOD, of Pegtown,
were visiting friends in this borough
Saturday.
Superintendent Walsh and some
friends from Now Brunswick, were
in town on the private car the "Annio
r." Of the NJ. and s. Traction Com
pany, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Duncan, of New Bruins
wick, was the guest of Mrs. John
Ward, of George street.
The new bridge being built across
the Raritan, looked as if it was com
pleted Sunday by tho mass of people
walking on it. The South Amboy
end at. one time YVES black with people.
Miss Jane Hughes, Of the Heights,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Burnett,
i'll New York State.
Mrs. Alfred Clark returned to her
home i'll New York after a few days
visit withEfriends in this.borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Nlcltop, Of
Broad way, enjoyed a. drive out OF
town Sunday. -~~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berrien, of Benson
hurst, L. l., were visiting relatives in
the borough Saturday and Sunday.
Ihe farmers state that potatoes have
advanced. in price and fertilizer, also,
fifty cents Oh a load.
Mrs. William Boice and daughter
Fora, and Mrs. John Ward, of Max
vile, were Perth Amboy visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. P. B. W. Bergau, Of South
River, visited Mrs. Israel Ward, Of
George street, Saturday.
Our local fishermen have stopped
fishing. w. Walters put his net up
for the winter Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Bloodgood and daughters
are visiting Mrs. Barber, of Cliff wood.
John Gaub, Of Browntown, and
John OFT, ST., Of Ernston, drove into
the borough land were calling on
friends in town Saturday evening.
The Misses Mayme Kelley. Name
Donovan and Julia Council were en-
ioying a drive Sunday with friends.
Miss Mae Hubbs, of this borough,
spent Sunday with her sister, Maggie,
at Newark.
Mrs. A. Slmm has just received q
letter from q relative, a merchant ct
Paterson, who writes that during the
recent storm tho show windows of his
store were smashed in by the water
flowing in the street and everything
in his store was completely covered
with water as it was over the top of
| tho windows.
William Stratton.has returned from
the Philippine Islands and is stopping
at Mrs. Edward B~loodgood's of George
| street.
Mrs. Bogart, of Cliff wood, spent
Friday and Saturday with Mrs. Harry
Boodgood, of George street.
The funeral of the late Captain Pat
rick Duffy took place from st. Mary's
church Saturday morning. Interment
was made in st. Mary's cemetery. 1t
is said that both pockets of his trous-
ers were cut out, when he was found.
He belonged to n number of societies.
Undertaken Scully was funeral
director.
Two boys vera accused of stealing
n blanket, which was in q wagon I'M
der S~touerwald's shed Saturday night.
They were taken to Borough Hall.
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