Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-02-05
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NEWS ITEMS.

RpFOAoA tC0OliCAo " uhO AAAkH 0OIOOA
are planning to see "Parsifal" in New
York on the afternoon Of Washington's
Birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorham L. Boynton
and Mrs. Ware dined with Mr.. aud
Mrs. O. W. Boynton, Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hart and Mas
ter Franklin, of Bayonne, are spend
ing a few days with Mrs. s. M.
Brewster.
Mrs. Andrews, of Elizabeth, is visit
ing relatives in town.
Miss Emma W. Cornish is suffering
with a severe cold.
Miss Elsie Woodruff and Mr.. Frank
Woodruff, of Railway, were in town
on Tuesday night.
Mrs. W.. A. Osborn is slightly inn
proving from her illness.
Miss Gertrude Edgar spent Wedncs-
day night with Miss Edna Lockwood.
Mr.. Scott B. Rathbun. Miss Kath-
crime II Mr.. George Rathbun dined
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson on We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Anna d. ID. Dixon will enter
tain the Tuesday Afternoon Whist
Club some time next week.
Master Billee Demarest, of Sewaren,
is confined to his home with illness.
The ladies of the Sewaren Library
Whist club, will entertain their has
bands at whist on Tuesday evening
next, at the home of Mrs. Louis
Brown.
Mrs. Leonard and Mrs. Frederick
Solace were in town Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. Charles Craske is home from
the University of Pennsylvania on a
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis GAYLORD expect
to go to Brooklyn for a few months.
Mrs. Pearson and Mrs. Uurrier, OF
Newark, visited relatives in town
Tuesday.
Miss George Brokaw, of Sewaren,
is confined to her homo with Illness.
Mrs. Hopper, of Freeman street,
spent Wednesday morning out OF
town.
Miss Beatrice Berry srent Tuesday
night with her sister-in-law. Mrs
Waldo E. Berry, of Sewaren.
Miss Anna Warning has been elected
u membey,. of the Sewaren Library
Whist Club. -
Miss Lillian Robinson, OF Railway,
spent Tuesday night with Miss Edith
A. Whitney. M
MIR. Bert Dixon, of Now York, spent
Tuesday night with his aunt, Mrs.
Susan Dixon, of Main street.
Mr.. Acton, Of Salem, is visiting Mr..
Percy E. Brown, at his home in East
Woodbridge.
Mrs. Hawkins and Master ICarv
Hawkins were i'll town on Tuesday.
At the public school Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week have been
devoted to exhibition work, which is
to be sent to the st. Louis exposition.
Master Roger Stevens, of Sewaren.
is taking violin lessons of Professor
Klein, of Railway.
Master Rene Do Russy is suffering
with a severe cold.
The Misses Hattie and Bertha Hum
phreys have been visiting in the city.
Mrs. Annie Dumphy, whose husband
was f1agman at the Freeman street
crossing, has received a pension of IS
per month. Mr.. Dumphy was n yeter-
al of the civil war.
Mrs. Anthony Schroeder, of Railway
avenue, is very i'll.
Master Leon Harmed is under tho
DOCTORS care.
Mr.. McElroy and family Will move
into the house or Berry street, recent
ly occupied by Mrs. Elizabeth CLARK,
in the spring.
Mrs. Charles Demarest entertained
a few friends at whist last week.
Mrs. Martha Anderson, of Eliza
beth. has been i'll town recently.
Mr.. f. E. Craig, of Brooklyn, was
in Woodbridge a few days since.
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Mrs. Edward Pfeiffer, of Fords, has
a young daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Woodruff, OF
Railway, spent Tuesday evening in
town.
Miss Alice Rogers, formerly of Sc
warren, will give two receptions in
Brooklyn TO her friends on February
3 and February 10.
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