Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-27
SOUTH AMBOY
NEWS ITEMS.

Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas are
still at their houseboat at the creek.
Mrs. Charles Babbel, of New York
City, spent Thursday with her parents
and family on Pine avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards, of Second
street, haye'a young daughter. She
was a Sunday visitor.
Mrs. Edgar Berlew, of Second
street, and daughter, Mrs, Charles
chatham, of Main street, were Perth
Amboy visitors Saturday.
Moss h~ouseboat, at the creek, was
open Sunday and they were enter
tanning a number of visitors there.
Mr.. John Woodward, of First street,
has a new spindle seat bicycle tire
carriage.
Mrs. Samuel Buchanan, of Cathas
rine street, and her three children
have one to Long Island to visit her
father.
Alden W. Bastedo, of Philadelphia,
spent Saturday with his parents in
George street. ,u
Roy BARKER, of New London, is
Twisting Mrs. O. Cornell, of Main
street, Mrs. Isaac Slower, of First
street, and n number of other friends
in the borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Springer are enter
tanning their mothers and some gentle
men friends at their home in Charles
street.
MI. and Mrs. Kelly, Of Newark,
spent Sunday with her parents, MIR
and Mrs. Hubbs. of Augusta street.
Mrs Charles Jones, of Asbury Park,
formerly Miss E. StillwaRon, is Wis
Ting her sister. Mrs. Joseph Walter,
and family, of Main street.
DIR. A~lbright's drug stoie has been
greatly improved with a new cont of
paint.
Mrs Charles Bennett enjoyed n
drive in the country Sunday.
George Hampton, station agent at
Asbury Park, spent Sunday as the
guest of Mrs. John Sexton and
daughter, of John street. Mrs.
Hampton and son Robbie accompanied
him home Sunday evening. after a..verv
! pleasant visit with relativ es in the
borough,
Hon. D. Q. Chase and daughter en-
joyed a drive in the suburbs Sunday
NOR n ing.
John Scully, of Augusta street, en-
ioyed a drive out in the country Sun.
+, day afternoon.
A Baptist church meeting was held at
George 1aylor's in John street, Monday
evening.
We tell this as, 1T is said" that
the Republicans nave hired the front
part of Ryen's building on Broadway
for a club room.
The baby, Edith Fassler, has lost the
first prese she received, a tiny gold
ring with her initials e. +. inside.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Steiner, of Perth Am
boy, spent Sunday with relatives in the
borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Kenney and
family, spent Sunday with Mr.. Kenney's
m other in Perth Amboy.
Mr.. Monahan is having the sidewalk
filled in with ashes, etc, and the side
- -.IofI T. f.z.A r. -sIfa On
loon in Broadway. Some say the side
walk will be a concrete one, so as to pre-
vent the water going through into the
cellar every time it storms.
The pies at the Jack Horner Pie social
! last week at the NJ. r. church turned out
to be small packages containing some
Kind Of a prize. Everybody had a good
time and they did very well considering
the hard times
Mrs. Samuel Hamilton and daughter,
of Second street, were out of town
visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hillyer nave re-
turned home from a visit at Port Read
ing. M aer
We haven't seen that Democratic
banner swinging across Broad way yet.
''It never rains but 1t pours'' applies of
late to all of our showers. We had a real
down pour Monday evening for a change.
Mrs. Irving Turner spent Monday In
/ New York City. Among other hand
some New Years presents Mrs. Turner
received a handsome locket set with seven
diamonds.
Chris Stiaub, Jr., has secured a posi-
tion In New York City and be and Mrs.
Straub are residing there. Mrs. Straub
returned home after a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steiner