Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-06-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

Jack Dunham, of Brighton avenue,
who has been seriously ill at his homo
for four weeks, is improving.
Paul File lard, who has been sick for
q few days, is visiting his parents at
Easton, Pa.
Miss Nancy Harris and Clarence
Penny have returned to their homo in
Brooklyn after visiting Miss Ida Noe,
of 127 Gordon street.
Helen Sharples, of New Brunswick,
is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. All
fred Jones, of POI Prospect street.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Noe, of Cor
don street, spent Sunday out of town.
Miss Bessie Mclaughlin returned
to her home in New York, Sunday,
after visiting her mother at 151
Brighton avenue
Charles Richters, a former resident
of this city, visited relatives in town
yesterday.
The Misses Louise and Suzanne
Benton, VINO have resided i'll New
York for several months have again
taken up their residence in this city
G~ustave Schneider is ut his home in
this city for a few days.
The Young Peoples Society, Of St.
Stephens Danish Lutheran church,
are arranging for an excursion to At
llntic Highlands in July.
Miss Gertrude McNulty is home for
the summer vacation from her duties
as teacher at Montgomery, N. Y.
Invitations are out for the class day
and commencement exercises of the
Glass Of 1904 of the High School, to be
held on the afternoon of Thursday,
June 1G, and the evening Of Friday.
June II, respectively.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Fox and Miss
Minnie Roy, of Railway, visited in
town Saturday night.
A. M. johnson, formerly of this
city, spent yesterday in town.
Several persons from this city heard
the Columbia-Barn ard bacca laureate
sermon in Now York yesterday. Miss
Rose Mccormick and Mr.. Gail
Schneider are graduates. The Col
bia class day exercises are being held
this afternoon.
d. V. Rush is back from a trip to
Poughkoopsie.
Alvin b. Fox as returned from u
visit in Irvington.
MIR. and Mrs. John WATSON and
daughter Eunice, of New York, spont
yesterday with relatives in this city.
A number of boats were let out to
boating and fishing parties yesterday.
Mrs. M. Kelly and Mr.. Edward
McNulty, of New York, spent yester-
day ut tho homo of W. FL. McCor-
mick.
Rev. Henry Ketchams preached i'll
the First Presbyterian church yester-
day.
Misses Estella and Bertha Sugar,
Lawyer Beerman, Bernard Klein and
daughter May, all of New York, were
| visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Klein, Ball Block, yesterday.
James Compton, formerly Of this
city, now of Pennsylvania, is i'll town
today.
Edward Fowler, of Paterson, is i'll
Perth Amboy today on business.
Postmaster George Tice is having
new tagging and curbing put Ill front
of his homo in Market street.
, Announcement is made that cars
will now leave the ferry for Metuchen
every fifteen minutes, instead of half
hour.
While sailing in the sound a day. or
two ago, in n t~hirteen-foot sail canoe,
Charles Gunderson, of Lewis street,
got Il partial ducking, caused by a
slight mishap to one of tho masts OF
the boat. ,b~@
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. S. Clifford, of
Princes Bay. spent yesterday with
Mrs. Clifford's parents, MI. and Mrs.
William Ii. Hoy, of High street.
Thomas Durham, of New York,
spent Yesterday with his brother,
Clarkson.Dunham, of High street.
Rev. $. L. jackson preached his
fifth annual sermon to the Odd Eel
lows in Simpson M. L. church last
night.
Freddie Kundson, two and a half
years old, of Brooklyn, who is visit
ing Inns uncle, on Oak street, wander
ed away this morning, and was
found. crying at the corner of Smith
and Rector streets, by David Skid
more. The bows uncle found him Mt
pol ice headquarters.
The members of Perth Amboy
Camp No. 10, Woodmen of tho World,
decorated the grave of q. Eskeson, i'll
FAlpine cemetery, yesterda ny.
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