Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-15
NEWS ITEMS.

~ A10oOu was u N6W 1Iuuo-
wick visitor, Thursday.
Now is the doctors harvest as a number
of people are i'll in town.
Some of the merchants said trade
picked up slightly Wednesday.
A representative of the New York Tri-
bune was in town Thursday.
Mrs. Galsiger, mllliner, of Broadway,
was a Keyport visitor Thursday.
Miss M. Lally, of Second street, spent
Sunday in New York City.
John e. Montgomery was a New York
visitor Thursday.
Wyckoff & Rue, grocers, have pur-
chased a butter press and press all the
butter sold at their store into forms, max
Jag it especially nice for the table.
A Mr.. Armstrong from 1.-THE east has
been taking orders for suits of clothes
in town the first few days.
P. Williams, Prudential Insurance
agent of Perth Amboy, formerly of this
borough, was a borough visitor Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas, of Sec
ond street, entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward, of Jersey City, and Mis-. David Rid
lie, of Red Bank, Saturday and Mon
day. They entertained Mr.. Thomas
neice and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Gelson.
Master Mechanic Dillon was a Perth
Amboy visitor Thursday.
The New Brunswick branch millinery
emporium windows have undergone a
change this week. One window is a red
window in which every hat, flowers.
etc, are a pretty red and red ribbon is
from the top. The other win
window is pure white. Both window
have lace curtains. The effect is beauti-
full.
The Young Mems Democratic CT ub
rooms are very nicely fitted up. They
nave had a long distance telephone placed
In their rooms and will have a special
telegraph'wire also for election day.
DR.. Meachem, of David street, was a
New York visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Brazilian and
laughter, of Linden, spent a few days
with Mrs. Henry Thomas and family, of
John street.
George Weinman, of Main street, has
resigned his position at the Acme Under
wear factory and a man from New York
City has the position.
six more pictures of Roosevelt md
have been added to the al
ready large number On one block of John
street between Broadway and the bay.
was given for the News, by a job
street resident who is proud of the fact.
Henry Leonard has a position on n
boat. The boat is at New LONDON, Con-
at present
Miss Josie Ryan, a former assistant
at the Acme Underwear factory in this
borough, has a position in a lace house
in New York City writes that she is hav-
lag a delightful time socially besides
liking her new position.
Another cargo of iron ore arrived at the
R.R . freight dock from Lake Cham
plain Wednesday, for shipment to THE
west.
A John street lady was out purchasing
meat from a market delivery wagon
her foot slipped and down she went
over the gutter. She held a plate of meat
in her hand %unbroken, got up without
assistance and though somewhat bruised
is around as lively as ever. That is the
right way to fall down if one must
We are informed that one of Second
streets charming young ladies is wearing
4 handsome sparkler on her engagement
finger. Congratulations.
Thomas Jennings, of Mechanicsville. is
said to be very low with pneumonia.
George Weinman, of Main street, has a
position in VOLTS grocery store.
There was a large crowd at the dance
given by the young men of st. Mary's
at st. Mary's Hall, Friday night.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company's
stage was repaired at the blacksmith
shop in ~Bordentown avenue and put on
The road again Saturday.
Superintendent Shepherd has had his
yacht placed in winter quarters
the p. r. r. shiyard.
Samuel J.. Dillon, master mechanic
'or the p. r. r. Company, and his fami-
y have 0 to visit the St. Louis fair.
Hon. B. F. Howell was a South Am
BOY visitor Friday.
Hon. d. @. Chase attended a pilot com
n~issioners' meeting at Morris River in
south Jersey Thursday. a
John Hemhley, yardmaster of the G. Y
Tard is enjoying a vacation.