Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-30
SOUTH AMBOY
NEWS TENS.

1t Is said TINT Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nichols will occupy half of the Rntn-
bun homestead after Mrs. MnIlhenny
and sisters vacate it, which It Is said
will be in September.
II is expected chat Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Compton will movo into tile
house vacated by tho Martins, instead
of the Maguire's, as was reporteds
! Miss Margaret Ratigan, Of Borden
town, is visiting friends in this bor-
ouRt.
Mrs Charles Buokalew, OF the
Heights, is on the sick list ngain, but
not seriously. She IL anticipating q
VISIT out Of town as soon as her health
permits.
Mrs. II. Groom md childrer, OF
l~Plainfelds were tho gnestssof their
mother, AIRS, j. Fl. Green. Of Augusta
stI eet Monday.
Miss Margaret Brunnock, Of. Eruok-
Ign, has returned home after o pleas
amt visit with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Kane, Of Catllafine street.
DR.. Benjamin Gutmnn, Of New
Brunswick, was q borough visitor
yesterday.
The Misses Flora and Elizabeth
Mathis, of Matawan, are visiting
friends in this borough.
Miss Gertie Rathbun. professional
nurse. is visiting relatives in Augusta
street. b.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thomrsons OF
Stevens avenue are entertaining, Mrs..
Thompson's two sisters, n from
New York and the other from PiIiia-
delphia.
Miss Loretta Timmons, of Broad
way, spent Friday niglite at Keypoft.
Miss Nettie watron lIatb ireturned to
her home in Elisabathi atber spending
several weeks with relatives in this
borough. ~. 49,
The trolley repair car WAS IN town
Mcnoay' ,ssaa,l
Mr.. and Mrs. Roman, OF Plainfleld,
are spending.a few weeks at the home
OF Mrs. Roman'al parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. AndersonS of Stockton street.
u. B. Edwards Srs.ihnd . number
of friends are, spending a few DAYS AZ
Sandy Hook in caNRptReiiar %So9ppdf Apple
gates yacht.
H. O. P~er,ine'sD steam yacht Had
dasa has 'bbeshnI put In ehe
Iduarters. ~ iia1
Chief Marshal MdDSiashsli wont 10
Pennsylynnia, Mtndas ,nt0 spend his
vacation, 1t is sahAas sds betn
Some of the mene who had been laid
of went to work in the T. +. +. car
shops yesterday.
DR.. Long, of New Brunswick, was call
ing on parties in town while on his way
home from AIlenhurst. on
Mrs. Edna Dobson, 1andSeon have re-
tured home after a pleasant visit with
relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. wiIictt Msafftini, Of Eliza
beth. spent Friday x8tnR sbufy Park.
They have returned nto their home after
spending Mr.. Martins two weeks vaca-
tion in this borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clark and children
of Elizabeth, have returned to their home
after a visit with her father, Mr.. Peter
Slower, of Boidentown avenue.
Miss Ella Algor will spend a weeks
vracation at Belmar and Asbury Park.
Frank Dell, who has been -clerklng for
Pavlovsky, is going to start a meat mar
ket in Mrs. Dlsbrow's store In Stevens
avenue, which was formerly occupied by
Roger Leonard.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton has the night
blooming cereus blossom that was so
much admired at Mrs. c. Thomas, pre-
served in alcohol.
A horse belonging to Ed Connors, Of
Broadway, and one belonging to John
|Scully, of Stevens avenue, were taken
sick Thursday night. DR.. Singer was
sent for and attended them and the horses
are all right now.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heath and children
have returned to their home after speid-
ing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Woodward, of First street. Mrs.
woodward's daughter Mary, accompanied
them to their home In Morris lille, Pa,
for a visit.
Mrs. Charles COMPTON, Of Broadway,
found a door key on Broad1ay.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. /. Stults, ST., of
Second street, are spending Mr.. Suits
vacation at Asbury Park.
The Misses Media and Ruby Slower and
Messrs. Carrot Slower and John Emllus-
sen, have returned home after a weeks
.~sojourn al Asbury Park.
Mrs. Ellen Disbrow, of Stevens avenue.
spent Saturday and Sunday with her son
who is camping at@0cean Grove.