Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-24
NEWS ITEMS.

Miss Annie Moods, of George street,
is spending a few days with friends in
High street, at Perth Amboy.
Phe repair car was IN town Thursday
| and the men were repairing the trolley
| wires on the. corner of Bordentown ave-
nue. and Broadway.
'.Now is the winter Of our discomfort"
when slush abounds and the walking is
something dreadful.
Mrs. Kate SIckles and son George, are
anticipating a pleasant Christmas which
they will spend with Mrs. Sickles'
daughter, Mrs. Tayor, Of Jersey City.
The NJ. e. church at Ch~eesequake, will
he a scene of pleasure and merriment
| Wednesday evening, when an old-fash-
loned5 donation party will be held there.
The Misses Anna Conway and Lizzie
| Wood, of George street, are anticipating
a delightful visit with friends In New
York, Christmas. 2
If you don't have the measles you are
not in the swim In this borough, for 1t
Is all the, style now and has been for
some time for grown ups as well as chill
dren. New cass are constantly being re-
ported. :
If this thaw continues the ice men will
have to hurry up and get their Ice houses
filled, or walt for another cold soap and
the latter may possibly not occur if a
certain party is tight in bis prediction Of
an open winter after this snow leaves.
Don't forget that the NJ. p. church
will nave their Christmas entertainment
tonight. Go and give them a good sized
audience to repay them for the pains
they have taken to please everybody.
L. f. Meinzer has Joined the ranks Of
those who have attractive store windows
andlhas aChristmasstfee and Santa Claus
in one of them.
GaIlaggear,s the Birooadwsyy milliner, has
been making a great reduction in their
bats, and have marked them way down.
Mrs. j. Mdndy and Mrs. Hunt and son
Melvin, of Broadway were taking in the
sights at Perth Amboy, Friday.
George Welsh of st. Charles College,
at Ellicott City, Nd, is spending the
holidays with hise parents. Freeholdei
and Mrs. M. Welsh, of First street.
John Su wants store fairly dazzles ones
eyes. The windows are beautiful and
the interior of the store is too tempting
to resist investing money in the purchase
of sweets, etc. s'f
Oscar Lambertson, of George street,
has secured a position as messenger at
the p. r. r. terminal office.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Emmons, of Second
street, will have a home gathering on
lChristmas day, when all of their chill
dren and grandchildren will be enter
tanned by them.
Mrs. Jessie johnson and children have
returned to Jersey City, after a pleasant
visit with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Hanksson, Of Bordentown avenue, and to
her relatives. Captain Jessie johnson,
who was taken III while here oil a visit,
was well enough, to return to his barge
last week and the boat Is at the dry
dock in Jersey City.
Lee Clark, Of Morgan, was "a borough
VlsltOr, frluay.S
Miss Nellie Cotrell, of Keyport, and
Miss Annie Crosier have positions in the
Cheesebrough yasellne office at Perth
Amboy.
William Holman is now avictim of
malaria, bes les suffering with injuries
received by his fall and is in a bad state
his friends who haye seen him say.
We wish to remind the sports of the
shooting match to take place at Morgan
Monday, again.
Some of the finest and largest CLANS
ever dug along the south shore are again
heing brought from darkness into the
light and tickling the palate of those fond
of bivalves. l11s pes
John Nichols two children are i'll
with the measles. ~