Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-02

Local Items

young ladies, are planning for o play
to be produced during the coming
months.
Lorretto. the youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. 2. Slater, Of ITO
Washington street, who was seriously
ill with d~iphtheria, has recovered.
Reynolds Brothers. new electric sign
is in place.
The assessment commissioners met
yesterday afternoon with the city sur
veyors.
Messengers delicatessen store is
now at the corner of Smith and Rec
tor streets, next door to its former
location, in the Garretson Building.
NJ. Shangold, the shoe dealer, is
moving into the ST ore at Ill Smith
street, adjoining the Hotel Central.
Mrs. r. B. Morris will reside in
Woodruff place.
Mrs. Metzner. of Metuohen, who
has been seriously i'll from a mistake
in taking a remedy for a toothache, as
told in the News, is congalescsnt.
Louis Farreat is moving into his
new home in Rector street.
Miss Edna Grimstead has returned
from a visit of several weeks at New
foundlnnd, N. j.
Assistant Postmaster Harry Tyrrell
has taken possession of his new home
at Market and Rector streets.
Captain Durham, of Jersey City, spent
Wednesday with Charles L. Noe, OF Cor
don street.
Mrs. Robert Kipp, of High street, is
confined to her home with acute indiges-
tion.
Ruth Gibbons, of Fayette street, is
confined to her home with Illness.
Mrs. Lester Stony and two children,
have returned home in Brooklyn, after
visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas Hender-
son, of 129 Gordon street.
Mrs. Pauling and daughter, Selma, of
Keyport, spent Thursday with Mrs.
Thomas Henderson, of Gordon street.
Mrs. Chris Meshrow is still improving
after her recent operation.
Little Byard F~ouratt, of Brighton ave-
ne. Is confined to his home with tonsi-
litis.
some little time ago, and is now using
crutches, hopes soon to be able to do
away with them.
Charles Hilker is now the loal agent of
a Railway laundry.
Tomorrow night Braga Singing Socie-
Ity will have a dance in Braga Hall.
A number Of local people expect to go
to E%ltingville, S. L., tomorrow night to
attend IA dance at Doty's Hall.
William Horn, of Brighton avenue, has
resigned his position at the Gable Works.
Tomorrow afternoon the Lathers Union
will meet in the Adelaide building 1888
smith street.
A. A. Quinn, the carpenter organizer,
Is out of town on business for a few days.
The work of erecting the Slobodien
building, Smith street, is getting along
nicely and it is expected that it will be
completed very shortly. -.@
Willie Zellers, of Brighton avenue, is
now convalescent after his recent attack
of tonsilitis.
Garrett Poulssn, of Oak street, who has
been seriously ill mt his home with diph
iberia, is improving.
Mrs. Robert Hanson entertained com
pany at her home 212 Prospect street,
Thursday.
Patrolman McDermott yesterday after
moor shot a sick horse belonging to How
ard Anthony, of g Mechanic street.
Police Sergeant James Mulligan report
ed off duty last night because of Illness
in his family.
J. L. Kearny leaves today for North
Carolina, where he expects to remain
over Christmas.
Miss Meta Anderson is a student at
Trainers Business College.
The Eagle Hose Company men bers are
requested not to forget the meeting to be
held in the hose house Monday night.
Miss Catherine Berner, of Smith street,
is studying stenography and %typewriting
at Trainers College.
Miss Rose Gloss, of Washington street,
has a position as stenographer at Sex
toms.
The United States government inspect
ors of steamboats, have completed their
task in this city. As far as is known no
boats nave been condemned.
1t Is expected that the tugboat Joseph
Stickey, will be taken away from J. H.
Gregory's marine graveyard early next
week.
Repairs are being made to a number of
Lehigh Valley barges. These barges,
which nave just arrived from Boston
were in the recent heavy storm.