Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-11
NEWS ITEMS.

family, OF augusta street, nave re-
ceived an invitation to attend the
graduation exercises of the Long
Branch Chattle High School next
Tuesday evening, when their neice,
Miss Reva Davis, will graduate. This
young lady is we'll known in this
borough.
An important meeting of he indie
pendent Order of Foresters will be
held at their rooms Tuesday night,
Juno II. All members arc requ ested
to be present.
Counsellor +. Pearse has hired the
Office Just vacated by the metropolitan
Insurance Company over the post
Office.
They were bowling last night at
tho South Amboy Yacht Club.
Miss Madeline Thomas, of Henry
street, was entertained at dinner aud
afterwards at his birthday party by
Master Edwin Wortloy. of Henry
street, Friday.
Miss Willie IIoff, of JOHN street, lest
n small breast pin while coming from
the picnic on Swan Hill, Saturday
evening.
The Metropolitan Insurance Com
pany have removed the South Amboy,
District Branch of Red Bank, quarters
from this borough and have mado
Keyport headquarters for this branch
and reports will be made there.
There will be- an initiation of now
members ut the next meeting. Tues
day night, of tho Independent Order
of Foresters.
The Sunday schools of Christ church
will go to Boynton Beach for their
annual excursion July 6.
Mrs. Lilly Hoff and daughter Willie
will take a trip to New York, Mon
day, and will make arrangements for
h aving their piano brought to their
home in this borough.
Plenty of ice cream, but not very
many to eat it this kind of weather,
so business in that line is slow.
Justice Mason has resigned his
position ut tho Parlin Powder Works.
II. Mcdowell has the contract for
painting and vanishing the interior
of St. Mary's school.
Mrs. Thomas Soully and Miss
Maggie Scully, of Augusta stree t,
were out of town visitors Friday.
Mr.. Heath will move into the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. Mathis and
family, belonging to Newall James,
on Broad way.
Robert Seagreave's house, on Henry
street, is nearly completed.
1t was pay day on the p. r. r.
docks yesterday.
Mr.. Walter Rogers, of Tottenville,
will spend Sunday with Miss W. Hoff,
of John street.
Joe A. Sexton will probably have
his new automobile here by Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Thomas have
moved to a house on Horny street, a
few doors from Stevens avenue, not
far from J. j. Scully's furniture store.
Mrs. Charles Thompson, Sr., of
John street, was a Perth Amboy
visitor Friday.
The Misses Maud Adams and Sarah
Bennett, of this borough, are antici-
pnting a pleasant time this afternoon,
which they will spend at Sea Breeze.
Examination is ended Mt the public
schools and now the scholars can rest
their brains for q while.
The new house of Mrs. Marcella
Leonard, on the Heights, is very near
ly completed.
Mrs. Max Kaufman, of Broadly way,
entertained company from out of town
Friday.
ri Commencement exercises of st.
Mary's school will be held OH tho
evening of June 10. These exercises
are always very interesting.
Mrs. Isaac Selover, of First street,
is convalescent after a tedious illness
of several weeks.
Joe A. Sexton has had a new board
walk mads for the hnuse occupied by
Mort. Parker and family and will give
the house q new coat of paint.
A new house is going up on John
street, neal Borough Hall.
Bernard Roddy, ST., has resigned
his position as treasurer of Board OF
Health for the coming year.
The house occupied by Mrs. Henry
Thomas, in John street, will soonH re-
ceive n now coat of paint, which will
improve it's appearance very much.
Mr.. Lovely is repairing and putting