Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-18
NEWS ITEMS.

oACoo6OOO hofO PoAASN -
all OF their naphtha launches and fishing
boats and laid them up for the winter.
Mont. Willett has pulled out his power
boat. Captain Wood Apologize has pulled
out his yacht, the Emma A., for the
winter.
John Ryan, of Henry street, has been
entertaining his cousin from Pottsville,
Pa, the past week.
Miss Nettie Watson, of Elizabeth, is
visiting Miss E. Miller, of Broadway.
John Patton, of Philadelphia, is visit
ing Mrs. William Patton, of David street.
Wednesday night F. M. P. Pearse,
Thomas F.. Donigan an Freeman Wood
bridge win address the meeting of the
Young Mems Democratic Club at their
rooms on Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tice and baby
spent Sunday with relatives in this
borough.
Mrs. William Hathaway, of Broadway,
is making al extended visit among rela-
ives at Brooklyn and elsewhere.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Baptist church will hold a sociable in the
lecture room Friday evening, when the
usual enjoyable time is alnputated.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Healy, who are
keeping house Fat Perth Amboy, spent
Sunday with their parents in this bur-
)ugh.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will have a clam chowder sale in the
church basement, October 81.
Engineer Isaac Worts, who was badly
scaled in the wreck at Bordentown
tuesday night, is said to be getting along
nicely.
Whitehead Bros, keep busy. They have
just finished loading a schooner at their
locks and have another one to load at
)nce.
There was a dance at..Sayreville Wednes-
lay night which a number of young
people attended from this borough.
Mrs. Dennis, of Mt. Holly, the mother
# Mrs. Frank Compton, of this borough,
Is quite ill and has been taken to the hos
)ital in Trenton.
Mrs. w. H. Quackenbos and Miss Myr-
lie Stuart, of New Brunswick, have re-
rurned hone after spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Q~uackenbos,
Of Broadway.
Thomas Allen, of Elizabeth, well known
in this borough as a visitor, has just re-
covered from an attack of diphtheria.
Mrs. Clark Culver has returned home
lfter a few days visit with Mrs. Joseph
Compton, of David street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harkenstein, of Freeman.
lrove In to Morgan and were the guests
# Captain and Mrs. Wood Apologize Sun
lay.
One of Mr.. and Mrs. Cassidy's daugh-
err, in Broadway, is III with scarlet fever.
Mrs. Charles Compton and daughter
Nae, were Jersey City visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Worthing is going to have a heater
laced in Mr.. Joseph Compton's. house.
he contract is not given out yet.
Parties say they would like to see that
as light lighted in front of the Central
lepot once more.
George Jaques has had a fine new avn
ng put up on his drug store on Broa d.
vay. Elias Mason had the contract.
Mrs. Samuel Stratton is visiting her
laughter in Elizabeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Leonard.enjoyed a
lrlve out of town Sunday.
Fred Batzell, Of Broadway, was a Key
port visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Worthing's house in David street,
occupied by Joseph Compton and family
is receiving anew coat of paint.
Mr.. Daberstein and family, of New
York, spent Sunday with relatives in
this borough.
John Scully and daughter Maggie, Mrs.
Thomas Scully and Mrs. James Rae, of
Augusta street, enjoyed a drive in the
,ountry Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Pearce, of John street,
will enjoy an outing to Somerville by
rolley Tuesday.
William Preston, Roller Baird. and
3ertram Longstreet have Joined the choir
4 the Baptist church.
Charles Pearce won a set of dishes at the
Colonial fair and Saturday night gave a
supper to the fair committee.
Harry Mcdonnell is substituting fol
Tohn Perrine, of the Heights, who is
going to the Worlds fair.
Several of the John street residents had
lights in their windows. and there were
some Chinese lanterns also for the parade
of the young boy Republicans Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fearce, of Main
street, have Teen entertaining some
guests who enjoyed attending the K. OF
p. fair the past week. On Saturday Mrs.
Pearce's sister, Mrs. Joseph Wilson, va
entertained at dinner along with the
other guests.