Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-24
NEWS ITEMS.

to her home in Camden after a pleas
ant visit with her family at the John
street parsonage.
The band concert Friday evening
was grand. The pieces rendered were
beautiful and enjoyed by a large
%concourse of people.
Mr.. Harry Parisen is doing a good
business in gr%aphophones Mr..
Parisen believes in advertising and
his advertisements can De seer in four
papers, in different towns.
Joe A. Sexton will take a party of
friends to the Highlands Saturday on
his launch, Glance.
Miss Hannah Turner, of New York,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. Irving
Turner, of Broadway.
Miss Anna Hathaway, of Brooklyn,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Roddy, of Broadway.
Mr.. Irving Turner of Broadway, is
UdhluR du VI SUOCk
Mrs. Fred Littel and Miss Emma
Dayton with their Perth Amboy
friends arrived at Los Angeles last
week and are having a very enjoyable
time. Mr.. Fred Littell has been
spending a few days on a launch with
friends at Highland Beach.
Mrs. VS. ter Mundy, of Broadway,
is in a very critical condition. Mrs.
Mundy has been ill for a number of
weeks. Friday DR.. Ambrose Trega-
nown and DR.. E. E. Haines held a
consultation at her home and pro-
nounced her disease tuberculosis.
Mrs. Charles Roddy, of John street
was a Keyport visitor Friday.
The new P. R. r. Go. IS car float
was launched Wednesday. There was
quite a crowd present to witness it.
They say quantities of hard crabs
are being caught along shore, but
that fish are mapping.
Chiis Rehfuss, of Broadway attend
ed the yacht races Thursday. He
went with a party from Perth Amboy.
Mrs. Jacob Sprague and family, of
Second street are soiourning at Trent
on. Mr.. Sprague has secured a posit-
ion in that town.
Miss Carrie Everett accompanied
her guest, Miss Grace Chadwick to
her nome ut Red Bank for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lownds are
the happy parents of a little son, born
last Monday in New York. Mrs.
Lownds was formerly Miss Ethelwin
Taylor of this borough.
Stillwell and Mason have a new
rubber tired funeral wagon.
Mrs. S. T. Bastedo has taken her
daughter Agnes, who is ill, to Hatho-
boro, Pennsylvania hoping the change
will benefit her.
Fred Batzell is enjoying a vacation
at Philadelphia. His mother, Mrs.
Charlotte Batzell has returned home
after a pleasant visit with her sons,
and other relatives in town.
Mrs. Applegate, of Second street,
was visited by her daughter, husband
and son who came form Princeton in
an automobile.
Mrs. Mathews, of New York, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Van Buren, of
George street.
Parties leaving notices, personals
etc., at Hunts store and Kehfuss
bakery for the correspondent will
kindly sign their name; not for pub
Ii Ca ton, but for reference and to in
sure their publication as we have been
compelled to withdraw some for fear
of trouble.
MI. and Mrs. Gotlelb Straub are
entertaining Miss E. Meyering, of
Rochester, at their home on Pine
avenue, the Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. q. Perrine ST., and
Miss Francis Perrine, of Swan Fill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Perrine, Jr., of
the Heights, Miss Arrowsmlth, of
Matawan, and Frank P~errine, of
Spots wood, viewed the race Saturday
from Mr.. Perrines' yacht Hadassah.
Commissioner of Water Works, Mr..
Steven Martin, of B~ordentown ave-
nue. was taken very i'll Sunday morn
ing and is in III of DR.. Haines, Mr..
Martin was visiting relatives in
BROOKLYN Saturday and until after
eating his breakfast Sunday morning
twas as well as usual.
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