Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-15
AAA4AAHA4AA
ITEMS

ALI is now ready for the Foresters
excursion, Thursday, to North Beach.
Miss Carrie Fedderson. of South
First street, is on a weeks vacation
from her duties at q local factory.
Miss Mamie McOabe has q position
as clerk in the Office of the CHEESE
brough Vaseline Works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward B. Snyder, of
Smith street, and a party of friends
from Metuchen. are in New York to-
day attending the theatre.
Thomas Quincy, the letter carrier,
is on his vacation.
Captain Thomas Bull, commander
of the Wilson Liner Hindo, and MIR.
Horris were visitors at the home of
Mrs. Alexander Kant, Jefferson street,
yesterday afternoon. This is the first
time Capain Wilson has been in Perth
Amboy fol four years.
Two children of William Sofeld
were christened in st. Peters church
yesterday afternoon.
This is the time the boys got fooled.
One of the fire engines was taken out
this afternoon and there was only one
~youngster around.
The engagement of Franz Nelson to
q Michigan young lady is announced.
Camp Goodwill, W. o. W., Is pre-
pairing for o clambake.
Work on the new engine house Of
George B. Mcclellan Company is 60
ing a long rapidly.
Tomorrow afternoon the Chamber
of Commerce will have the famous
dinner at Ye Olde Spy House, Cheese
qunkts.
A number of local people will go to
Boynton Beach tomorrow afternoon
to see the outing of the Newark poor
children.
Edward Dolan. of Madison avenue,
has resigned his position with the
Greacen-Derby Company.
Miss Amelia Peterson, of Elizabeth,
was at Boynton Beach, Saturday.
Many people went to Sea Breeze,
Saturday and yesterday.
A gang of Italian laborers from New
Brunswick are at work repairing the
trolley tracks in North Amboy.
The last of the old f~erryboat North |
field has been almost broken up at
Gregory's marine yard.
EmilsLindbaum, of Gordon street,
is building a new house in Madison
avenue. II
Saturday afternoon and night many
people attended the dance at Boynton
Beach.
Tomorrow morning Policeman John
Wood will m n six-days' vaca-
tion. Part Of the time he will spend
in Perth Amboy and part on long Is
land.
Jdu6b O6ruoe, I'll oAikhuoh oNOhuo3
will return to work at the S. S..
White Dental Works, Princes Bay, s.
l., tomorrow, after three weeks sick
ness.
In going for a prisoner, SATURDAY.
night, Policeman Long and Smith
were compelled to us an old lumber
cart as a patrol wagon.
Matt Hanson, of New Brunswick
avenue, was q Staten Island visitor
this morning.
friedrich Smith. Of Woodbridge
road. is on the sick list.
G. W. Parisen has registered ut the
Hotel Brunswick, at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lawrence Boggs
are guests at the new Monmouth
House, Spring Lake.
Miss Rose Langan and Miss Anne
Neer are spending the month of
August 1t the Prospect House, Oats
kill.
The roof is now being put on the
new parsonage being erected for Our
S~aviour's Danish Lutheran church,
next to the church in State street.
The enterprise shown by the DER
chants in Smith street, between Rec
tor and High streets, in having cleo
trio are lights placed in front of their
stores, has transformed that block into
one of unusual brilliancy Mt night and
real estate dealers have been attracted
in thai. direction.
Miss Lizzie Stanford, who has been
spending several months with her
niece iii Baltimore, has returned to
her home in Rector street. During
her absence the homestead has been
renovated and a bathroom installed.
Mr.. and Mrs s. J. Mason are at the
r1--I--- H.. --ksl A. .o~.-l-As-. -