Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-23

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Smith street.
Police Sergeant Clarkson Durham
and Patrolman John Wood attended
the funeral of J. H. Seaman, at Rose
Vile, yesterday afternoon. The de-
ceased, a brother of Mayor o. K.
Seaman, formerly lived in this city.
Mrs. J H. Rourke and two daugh-
tiers, of Brooklyn, have returned home
after spending two weeks with rela-
rives in Washington street.
The progress OF the Washington
street brick paving is rapid. The
bricks are laid as far south as the P.
r. r. tracks. The bed or foundation.
of cement and crushed stone, is laid
nearly to the eastern TERMINUS of the
street.
Lawyer Thomas F. Hagerty, OF New
Brunswick, formerly of this city, was
in town yesterday.
Mrs. O. w. Barnekov is, visiting at
Ocean Grove.
The number of boat owners who
contemplate going to the Keyport
water carnival, Thursday night, is
growing.
The Board of Education will meet
tonight TO receive bids for erecting
school No. Z.
Riverside Park will be the mecca
for the local Royal Arcanumites and
their friends tonight. They will go
by ~troilev. The weather will be clear
as Regent Hope said.
The stock is being arranged in the
| Woolworth 3 and 10 cent store, Smith
street, in readiness for the opening.
The committee in charge of the
outing of the Central Pleasure Club,
at Pulaski Park, are hard ut work for
the success of the affair.
The funeral of the late John Quin-
Ian, Of A. Charles street, was held
from st. Mary's r. O. church, this
morning.
AS many al twenty three youngsters
were counted yesterday at n time
hunting among the debris in one of
the burned stores in the Shangold
block, State street. Their finds were
few.
A new porch is being erected on the
frame house at 106 Broad street.
The frame work of the roof of the
new edifce of st. John the Baptist
Greek Catholic church, at Division
and Broad streets, is about enclosed.
The Mcclellan Hose Company
members expect a large crowd at their
picnic at Pulaski Park. Labor Day. A
prize waltz and other features are
carded.
A number Of additional coast resort
musicians are expected to be trans
ferred to the local branch before the
season closes. The number is now
about 200.
Peter McKeon, of 244 Smith street,
is spending a few days at Poughkeep.
sic and Ossining, N. Y.
O f. Wilson is recovering from a
slight accident to his back, which
occurred a few days ago in the lab.
oratory of the American Smelling &
Refining Company, where he is en-
ployed.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Ling have re-
turned from a trip through northern
New York, much improved in health.
Their itinerary included Glen's Falls,
Lake George, Saratoga and Stony
Greek.
Mrs. Walter Rechnitzer and two
children return home tonight after a
visit with relatives in Jersey City and
New York.
The Hendrickson transfer has a new
horse.
The work of digging the cellar for
Slobodien's new store is about COM
pleted.
Mrs. o. Schroeder and two children
leave to-day for o two weeks stay at
Asbury Park.
w. A. Belcher's family Ia visiting
in Massachus etts.
Miss Jennie VanHorn has. returned
to her home IN New Brunswick after
ia visit witt, friends in this city and
Staten Island.
A clamhake will be held tomorrow
night at the cate in New Brunswick
of Bryan Hnmill, formerly of this
atty,
Miss Emmn Fugle, of Smith street,
is visiting friends at Point O'Woods,
Long Island.
Mrs. Potter Hendrickson, of Sayre
avenue, is recovering from ON eight
weeks illness.
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