Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-23
NEWS ITEMS.

Rev. Father Muliigan has returned
to his home after spending his yncar
ton very pleasantly with Rev. Father
Brady, of st. Mary recsory.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Rose. of the
Heights, accompanied by some lady
guests, drove out to Lawrence Harbor,
Sunday.
Mr.. Williams, of New York, has re-
turned home after spending u fow
pleasant weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Smith, Of Stevens avenue
Two parties who we're camping out
at Morgan broke up camp and made
for their homes. They were'afraid Of
being washed into the bay, 1t Is said.
by the severe storms.
Mr.. Charles Reilly, of Georges
street, has retained home after srond-
ing six weeks in New York city.
Mrs. L. H. Kaufman and family
have returned to their homo IN Col
umbus, Ga., after spending the sulnt
mer with Mr.. Henry Wclf and
daughter, of Bergan Hill.
George Walker has won a second
prize from the American and Journal
q sterling silver book mark. The first
prize was q pretty watch fob.
Henry Farlander, of Broadway,
spent Sunday with mis- brother at
Perth Amboy. sfs
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert South, Of
Stevens avenue, enjoyed . drive out
in the country Sunday.
The Thorpe property on broadway
has been greatly improved with q coat
| of paint.
Miss Libbie King, of John street
has returned home after a weeks So
journ at Magnolia Villa at Ocenn
Grove.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. Cohen, OF George
street, welcomed q little son to their
home Sunday - -
Miss Willie Hoff. Of John street,
spent q few days with friends in New
brunswick.
Mr.. and, Mrs. David Hagar, Of Me-
chaniesville, are the happy parents of
La little daughter, born Friday morn
ling.
Mrs, Harry Bradford, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Emma
| Wortley, of David street.
Mrs. Thomas MCCARTHY and chill
dren, of Stockton street. and Mars
and Maggie Welsh, Of Church street,
sailed on the steamer Majestic, We'd
|nesday, for Europe.
The Misses Marguerite Thomas, Of
Second street, and Helen Applegate,
of First street, are visiting friends in
New Brunswick.
Miss Lizzie Walters, of ~Bordentown,
has returned home after n week q visit
with Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton, Of
Second street. 49,, s.sf3k4
The parties from the Trenton School
Supply House have finished II thsir
work on the school desks in ST. Mary's
school and schools Mes. | and 2 and
have returned to Trenton. They
boarded with Mrs. E. Hamilton, OF
Second street. while here.
Mrs. CLARK, Of E~lizabetIi, is visiting
her father and family in Bordentown
avenue.
Mrs. CathRrine Hestoh, Of Second
street, returned home after spending
five weeks at Trenton and is now
visiting her s1n, Mr.. John Heston, OF
Meohanicsville.
Mont Willett, of George street, Is
having a large power akiff built.
Mrs. s Rubenstein spent Friday in
New YorK city.
Mrs. Ed. Connors, of Broad way,
spent Friday evening at Perth Amboy,
1t is said that over a foot of water
was in A. O. Parisen's cellar, Ia
Broadway, Friday, it having backed
up from tho sewer.
Everybody seems delighted with tip
electric lights burning in the streets
once more.
Mrs. Sullivan, of First street, is Ill.
Broadway was quite filled with
people Monday night when it began
to pour down rain, and asn nan rs
could do so ran for shelter. 1t was
amusing to hear them holler ana when
some of the store keepers began to Iet
down their awnings for fear OF an
other downpour Of water that would
rush into the store doors again, they
received q glad salute from some Of
those who were caught in the rain.