Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-05-31
NEWS ITEMS.

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B%ordontown venu
A number of people take pleasure in
walking out towards the terra Gotta
works evenings, to view the lllumina-
ton of Droamland at Coney Island
as it can be so plainly seen out in that
direction.
Mrs. Ed. Applef ate has been having
the roofs of her house, in Bordentown
avenue, painted.
Tho school children are busy getting
their exhibits ready for examination
day.
Richard Conover and family have
returned to their summer residence on
the Heights, from Princeton.
Mrs. Maggie NJ. Culvor Is getting
her adopted daughter Lizzie ready for
"A school. Tho Vineland Home, at
Vineland, where she will remain for
some years.
Miss Alice Applegate, of Perth Am
boy, was calling on friends in this
borough, Decoration Day.
Mrs. Charles Pearce, of John street,
has returned homo from n weeks
visit at Manasquan and Burrsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dllks and son and
Miss Sarah Wooton, of Camden,
spents Decoration Day with friends
in town.
Mrs. Albert Colo. of Church street.
is now giving u the work formerly
given out by Mrs. Frank Rue.
Tho picnic of Paul DeGraw Hamil-
ton Lodge No. 552, b. r. T., started
in we'll, but they were compelled to
break up early in the evening on ac-
count of the rain. Had it not been
for that it would have been a great
success.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. Tice, of Perth Am
boy, spent a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Roddy, ST., of Broadway.
Messrs. J. Sickles and Leo Salz, of
Perth Amboy, were visiting friends in
this borough Sunday.
Miss Alice Roddy, of Brooklyn, is
visiting relatives in this borough.
An Italian who broke his kneecnp
while at work on the Raritan River
railroad, under Frank Hoffman, re-
turned home Sunday from q New
Brunswick hospital.
Alonzo Grace is having his launch
Ruth overhauled and painted, getting
her ready for commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yeandlo and son, of
Jersey City, have been spending. a few
DAYS with Mrs. Yeandlo's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Dey of Broad
way.
Mrs. Clark of New York formerly
of this borough spent Saturday in this
borough.
Mrs. l. B. Martin of Broadw has
returned home from q weeks visit
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dangler of Brooklyn
spent Saturday with Mr.. Dangler's
brother Philip and family and his
sister Mrs. Ernest Neiltop and family
of Broadway. Mr.. Dangler expects to
80 to Germany in about q month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston King and
children spent Decoration Day at As
bury Park.
Orlie Martin, of Helmetta, spent
Sunday and Monday with relatives on
| B~ordentown avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Cloak, the widow OF
Lawyer Cloak and n former resident
of this borough, and daughter are
guests at the Rippowan House and
have been calling on old friends i'll
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stevenson are
happy over the advent of n little
daughter in their home.
Mrs. Thomas English, of Mechanics
Vile, is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rea entertained
company from out of town Friday.
A handsome monument has been
placed in the. Baker plot i'll Christ
church cemetery in memory of
Thomas Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith have
had n monument placed in their plot
in Christ church cemetery in memory
of thoir two little children.
Mr.. Ryerson, who was badly i'll :
iured on his train when passing
through Trenton, is able to be about
but limps when walking.
A number of campers spent Sunday
and Monday on the brach at Law
renee Harbor, Morgan.
Mulph. Wood. of Horny street, has