Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-31

NEWS ITEMS.

A Republican mass meeting and parade
will be held in this borough tomorrow.
This promises to be the greatest demon
s~tration of the campaign. The meeting,
which follows the parade will be held in
st. Mary's Hall, at $50 o'clock. Addresses
will be made by Hon. George l.. Record,
of Jersey Hon. Adrian Lyon and DR..
Frank Crowther, of Perth Amboy. All
the candidates are expected to be present.
1t is expected that many assisting dele
cations will be in the parade. The fol-
lowing will be the line of march. They
will form at the Republican Club room
in broadway, to Bordentown avenue to
Stevens avenue to John street, to the
shore and countermarch to Broadway to
J David street, Stevens avenue, to Augusta
street, to Broadway, then across town to
First street, to Stevens avenue, to Second
street, to Broadway, to Main steet, to
Stevens emu to st. Mary's Hall.
1t is requested that all members of the
Republican Club wear high hats and cary
James,
Mrs. Charles Rose and Mrs. Leonard
Furman We're out driving Saturday.
Miss Susie Stephenson is still the
guest OF Mrs. Joe Smith, of John street.
DR.. and Mrs. Cunning and daughter,
of New York City, have been spending a
few days with Mrs. George Taylor, of
George street. Mrs. Taylor is still i'm
proving slowly, but has been very weak
- ..-. Thn mound ie IooIsNu
nicely thus far.
The boss of the Electric Light Works
at Keyport, was in town Saturday.
If there is anything our postmaster de-
ligts in, 1t is to get away for a day with
the maddening crowd of New York City
or elsewhere. last Friday he went to
New York City and boarded the cars at
the Brooklyn bridge and went through
the subway to 137th street. lie vas de-
lighted with the tide and said it was
wonderful. There was a rush. but he
got there along with the rest, without
any trouble and felt well repaid fer the
addition made to his journey from thii
town, in the city.
The members of the Alonzo Hatch
Moving Picture Company, have engaged
board with Mrs. Charles Parisen of
John street, while performing here.
Captain and Mrs. Lawrence Dolan, Jr.,
bride and groom returned to this borough
Sunday evening and spent a few hours
| with Mrs. Dolan's relatives, returning
| by $50 p. IN. train to Jersey City.
| Henry Leonard and Miss Willie Hoff
accompanied them to the city. Miss
Hoff will spend a week in New York
City and New Jersey. She will also
visit Linden before her return home.
Mr.. Bradshaw. of Broadway, who has
been i'll the past week, is convalescent.
Dennis Ryan has had a new sign pnt up
on his saloon and will also have an cleo
trio arc light placed in front of the saloon.
The Broadway Republican Club have
had an electric light put in their trans
parency.
Mrs. F. B. Quackenboss AMI children,
of Broadway, are visiting Mrs. Quacken-
boss parents in Plainfield.
1t is said that Mrs. John Disbrow. of
Stevens avenue, was taken very i'll Sun
day.
Miss Florence Stillwagon spent Sunday
with Mrs. NJ. Wood, of Henry street.
The Terminal and Shipping Agent for
the P. k. r. Co., D. G. Chase, and Mr..
John Scully, agents for the Susquehanna
Coal Co., were enjoying a drive together
Saturday.
Mrs. Edward Ferry, of Farm .ngdale,
and Mrs. M. E. Sexton, of Broadway,
were entertained at dinner by Mrs.
Pre- s .on King, of John street, Thursday,
Henry Leonard, of the tug Agnes, spent
Sunday in town with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Furman, of Bath
Beach, awe teen spending a few days
with Mrs. Noah Fulman, of John street.