Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-09
NEWS ITEMS.

4lAfJ "O Ohtb ltAthhii6 IbNlhE
piping and gas fixtures placed in tho
Protestant Methodist church in the
near future.
Tho man who was arrested by
Constable Roberts, Tuesday, for steal
lngfand selling boats to parties in this
borough, had a hearing before Re-
cordrr Grace and was sent to New
Brunswick.
Mrs. George Mills, OF Philadelphia,
is the guest of Mrs. Fred Iseley, of
David street.
They arc very busy at tho Parlin
Powder Works. The carpenters are
repairing the buildings.
There is an excellent chance for
someone to buy u harp strung piano
cheap of G.. Walker for children to
practice.
Miss Clara Reynolds, of Sccon nd
street, has been very ill with Intcrmit-
tent fever but is slightly better II
sat up for Il while yesterday.
Miss Helen Apologize, of First
street, is anticipating a pleasant visit
with friends in Railway very soon.
Martin Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Thomas and family, of Second
street, hay received cards for tho
commencement at tho CranbuIv High
school, which is to take place next
Wednesday. A nephew of Mrs.
Thompson is n of the graduates.
John Reynolds. of Second street,
has boen i'll the past few days with
gastritis.
Joe Capner, who has been ill for
several weeks, is now on tho road to
recovery. His case has been n very
serious one of typhoid fever, but has
taken a favorable turn.
IL is good for the eyes to sec how
beautifully clean our streets are uftor
so much rain.
Miss Eleano" johnson, of David
street, was q Perti, Amboy visitor
Wednesday.
Benjamin Greon, of Pine avenue,
is now threatened with pneumonia.
Hilton Smith, of Second street. was
q New York visitor Wednesday.
Herbert @. Sanford, ssof Fall River,
Mass. was entertained by Miss May
Roddy, of David street, from Monday
till Wednesday.
Mrs. Gotleib Straub, of the Heights,
las returned to her home after an OK
tended visit with her daugh ter, Mrs.
Edwin Furman, of Sleeps Head Bay.
Mrs. Bernard Roddy, ST., was able
to go to Brooklyn yesterday for q
visit with Mrs. Hathaway. Her
friends wish her M enjoyable time.
Mr.. Roddy accompanied her but re-
turned homo at night.
Mrs. Fred Hewlett, of Broadway,
has been spending a week o her
daughters in Now York.
Mrs. Frank Kirby, of Broadway,
attended her sisters wedding. in
New Brunswick, on Tuesda y.
Wheeler Bros. have tho contract for
moving tho house purchased by
Charles Cox in George street.
The children of the different
churches are practising singing and
r~ecitations for Children's Day. This
is an extra busy week for the children,
as they have to study very hard for
examination in the week day schools
also.
Tho Ladies' of the Golden Eagle
will initiate two now members at
their next meeting,
Lou Van Clief. of Second street,
| was an Asbury Park visitor Sunday.
The Young people Of the Presby-
terrain church onioy gathering flowers
for decorating tho church Sabbat Ii
days.
John Ryan, of Henry street, wal a
Perth Amboysvisitor Wednesday even
ing.
A savage dog sprang ut" Poppy" Nc
Oormick, the young lad who delivers
goods after school hours for q. Straub
and tore a package open that he was
about to deliver tn "a customer.
Poppy" was riding a wheel at the
time. He escaped scott free from in
jury, fortunately. He doos not know
who owns the animal.
A Natural Unders landing.
"He was mixed up in politics."
"Yes?"
Eyes; but he's out now"
Indeed? Did he escape, or was he
MISUNDERSTANDING Standard and