Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-26
NEWS ITEMS.


houses. in Henry street, painted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DeGraw, OF 7
Main street, were out OF town visitors
Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Thomas, of Second
street, is entertaining Hilton Smiths
mother, Mrs. Nathan r. Smith, OF
Burlington. They enjoyed a trip By
trolley to New Brunswick and will 20
to Railway also by trolley, SATURDAY.
Mr.. Smith will come Friday night and
will spend Saturday and Sunday here.
The members of the Episcopal
church, at Cheesequake, are contem
plating having a festival in the near
future.
Miss Josie Ryan and Miss Mary
Shanaphy, of this borough, Mr.. Sui
Ivan and Mr.. Shaw, of Tron.nn. were
entertained by Mr.. ana AIRS. John
Becker, of the Heights, "Wednesday
evening. MusiJ, singing and dancing
were participated in by all and the
walk home by moonlight made 0 very
pleasing ending to an enjoyable even
ing.
The naphtha launch Mist put ID at
South Amboy, Wednesday.
The Martins. OF B~ordentown avenue,
Charles Roses cottage, were moving
into their new house, ON Main street,
Wednesday and Thursday. II is said
that Mrs. Mcguire and sons will oc-
cupy Roses cottage when vacated.
Mrs. Smith Is having a new roof pnt
on her house which is occupied BY
Miss Tagg III John street.
Mrs. A. r. Schoeu. Of Augusta
street, will remove to Bergan Hill in
the near future
Mrs. Thomas Wortlsy and children,
Of Church street, are visiting friends
in PhillipsburR, N. j., and expect to
go to Easton and other places before
they return home.
The Misses Name Brophy and Helen
Emmons, of First street, are visiting
friends at Kingston, N. Y.
Charles %IIobensack, Of New Bruins
wick, took a party of friends ont IN
Mr.. Wheeler's launch, Wednesday,
and they enjoyed the day fishing in
the bay.
Peter Neary, of Long Island, was q
borough visitor Wednesday.
Two barges arrived at the docks
from Boston, Mass. the Geoan, .pa1.
tian McHoan, and Sd5 Duane, Captain
Fred Olson.
The Jolly Ten will hold q clambake
at Morgan on September IS. Tickets
Isl.
Mrs. M. Kaufman spent "Wednesday
mt Sea Breeze and enjoyed the cake.
walk very much.
Gotleib Strnub has had the moat
rack in front of his market painted .
pretty dark red.
Captain and Mrs. John Conover, 81
Stevens avenue, nre sojourning ct the
mountains for a few weeks.
Mrs. Preston King was ut Spring
Lake and brought her son Johnnie
home. Johnnie has been spending
part of his vacation with relatives at
that place.
Boys nre around stealing green
pears and peaches from the trees in
tho Second street gardens, as usual.
Ex-chief Engineer Bank, Of Now
Brunswick, spent Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs. J.. X. Applegate, Of First
street.
Charles Compton, of Broadway. is
cIerking ut MIR. Mahoney's grocery
store again.
Miss Hendrickson, whose father
was o former ticket agent in the Gen
trail station office, is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Perrine, of the Heights.
Tie number of campers from Spots
wood is increasing as several guests
have arrived there. A
Miss Nettie Watson, of Ell. NJ, ~
spending a few weeks withsa .0e /
in this borough. -
Mr.. and Mrs. james Betc-og Of
Second street, are entertaining Bom-
pany from out of town.
The new house of the Martin family.
on Main street, is painted o pretty
red, with light yellow trimmings and
green blinds and is very much adj
mired.
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Mrs. A. Bryan, of Belmar. Is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Suits,
Sr,- of Second street.
Mrs. Wood Applegate, OF Morgan,
and daughter, Mrs. Hastings, of New