Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-27
NEWS ITEMS.

Ulster county, n. ", has returned home
after a very enjoyable visit with Post
master and Mrs. Bernard Roddy, Sr.
Mrs. Rhodes enjoyed a drive with Ber-
nard Roddy. 'Sr., to C~heesequake, N
also to the new bridge across the Raritan
while here. Her coming sent Mr.. Roddy
re~trospecting in the past and he recalled
the time. forty-eight years ago, when he
and Mrs Rhodes went out rowing in a
boat with both ends alike-an old timer
land numerous other interesting instan-
ces of theii former friendship.
Miss Mae Compton, of B~ordentown
avenue, is i'll with malaria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thompson, Jr.,
have just welcomed a little daughter to
their home in Broadway.
MIRA. Salz, OF Keyport, was visiting
friends in the borough Tuesday.
Frank Stidpole, a former resident of this
borough, was calling on friends in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. 9. Gfllhouse and daughter, Mrs.
White, of Atlantic Highlands, were the
guests of Mrs. H. Kollisch and family, of
Broadway, Tuesday.
Mrs. Tracey Dill and Miss Nettie Nc
Kenna, were New Brunswick visitors
Tuesday.
Parties say they have seen Mr.. Nc
Crostie, who used to have the manage
ment of::the ice houses, 9ooking at Cross
way Brook and they have put that and
the rumor that Mr.. McCrostie would
carry IN the ice business for himself next
season, together and think the rumoi
may be true.
1t is said that Mrs. Fred Emilussen re.
fused to take Grace's house in George
street cause they could not give her a
proper deed for it and Mrs. Emiluessen is
now about negotiating for Mr.. Smuilen's
house in Henry street, so Mrs. Grace has
lost a good tenant, for the Greenleafs
moved out of the house, and lost the sale
Of it.
1t is said that the firemen intend APP
pealing to the borough council for a re-
luction of $500, In their tax and II 1t is
not granted, one of the firemen said, and
he voiced the the sentiments of them all,
the firemen would quit and Amboy WOULD
be without firemen to protect property
In case of fire. How about the soldiers
and their widows ?
The pretty Polish bride and groom an6
their attendants had their pictures taken
Monday at the Gem Studio.
DIR. and Mrs. J. H. Cunning, of New
YORK City, visited the DOCTORS sister.
Mis-. George Taylor, Monday. Mrs. Tay-
lor remains about the same and cannoi
talk yet to anyone.
Miss Clara Batsom, Of Perth Amboy.
spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Ellison, of Catherine street.
Nathaniel Dayton, of Bordentown aven
ue, who with the other members of his
family has been very i'll with remitten,
fever, was able to sit up Sunday for tn,
first. Some of the others are able to b.
around but his daughter is confined to
her bed with the fever.
town in company with lawyer Peqrse
Wednesday.
Mr.. Black will speak at a Democratic
mass meeting in st. Mary's Hall Monda,
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Camps, of Stevens ave
nue., have a young son.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parisen, of New
York, are visiting friends in this borough
A party on Broadway, who has beer
very much ANNOYED by young fellow
ringing their doorbells and. In other way,
also, has had a warant.out for one @
them and it is expected that there will h,
a hearing before Justice Mason, Thurs
d ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Leonard left the
borough on the 10.2O a. m. train for 1
wedding trip Wednesday. On their re
turn they will reside with the. brides
mother, Mrs. Dolan, of Augusta street.
John F.. Montgomery has returned
home from his outing at Saratoga will
improved health. He says he feels al
right.
Mrs. Frederick Hull ana Miss Ella
Nee, have returned to their homes il
after a pleasant visit will.
friends on Broadway.
Oscar Mundy expects to build two
houses on his lots in Catherine street be
tween this and spring, if not too busy
building for other parties.
Mrs. A. Silverman, of Broadway, is en-
PERTAINING her mother from New Yorl
City.