Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-06
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tnls CITY, now Oh NcW AO-ks was IN
town Saturday.
Joseph Collins, of Fayette street,
has a position at the Perth Amboy
Terra Gotta Works.
A new sidewalk is being put down
in front of tile Boynton building,
Smith street.
A whip made from the lace trees of
Bermuda Islands is ON exhibition in
ono of the large show windows of
Cannon 8 Sheehy. 1t was brought
here by William T. Major.
Cornelius Jones, of 15S Brighton
avenue, spent Sunday with his
daughter, Mrs. Martin de Planque, of
Irvington.
Edward Rogers. of Easton, Pa,
who met with. an accident about two
mon tbs ago by having ne OF his legs
broken in two places, has returned to
the Easton hospital for treatment after
visiting his PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogers, ..of 81 Jefferson street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Martin de. Planque
and son Lester, Mi. aud Mrs. Walter
Rossnagle and son Clarence, of Irv
ington, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Cornell us @. Jones, OF l5S Brighton
avenue.
Miss Emma Rogers, of ~ Jefferson
street, has left from a months visit
with her brother, Edward Rogers. Of
Enston, Pa.
Mrs. M. Stable, of Brooklyn, has
returned home after a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. John Bernard, of 80
Jefferson street.
Miss Laura Reaan- Of % Willocks
lane. who has been confined to her
home with illness is conyalescent.
Mrs. Werger, of Hobart street, was
q visior Saturday at Woodbridge.
Patrick Lyons. of 272 Smith street,
who had a piece of ice fall OH his left
foot about a week ago, is getting along
slowly.
Miss Ida McGinty has returned to
West Hoboken after spending a week
with her friend, Miss Lille Petty, Of
Rector street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Cooper
and son, from Brooklyn, are spending
a week with Mrs. J. Bernard, of 81
Jefferson street, sister of Mrs. Bern
ard.
Miss Anna Coste lilo returned home
at Montolair after spending q mo"'h
with Mrs. John Durham, vi lS
Brighton avenue.
Miss Lazares, of Brooklyn, is visit
ing Miss Rosenberg, of Brighton ave-
nue..
..Sohool Commissioner e. B. Walker
and family left yesterday Oh O trolley
trip to Philadelphia.
Walter e. Breen, of Phillipsburg,
spent Sunday and Labor Day with
Raymond OominRs, of Gordon st rect.
The Misses Nellie and Eta Breen,
of Phillipsburg, and Miss Evelyn
Slater, of Somerville, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Comings and family, of
Gordon street.
Mcssrs. Bereggeman and Levy
landed at Captain Liddell's dock Sun
day with thiry-one weakfish. They
were oil the beds.
TheHWomen's Guild, of st. Peters
Episcopal church, will meet in regu.
lar monthly sessi on in the Sunday
school room Friday afternoon at A
O'Clock.
Patrolman John Wood reported ON
duty this morning after a few days
rest made necessary by a dog bite, as
told in tile News.
A large number of local people vis-
tied Midland Beach yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin f. Brodhead,
of Plainfield, spent holiday in town.
Miss Maude McOabe spent two days
with friends in Booklyn.
O. M. Maggie, of Plainfield, is a Wis
itor at tile home of Charles L. Blood
good, in Water street.
Mrs. Charles Nixon, of P~lainfield,
is o visitor at the home of Mrs. and
Mrs. Theodore B~loodgood. 40 Smith
street.
Arthur Snyder, of Smith street, has
o position in New York. He will re-
side in that city hereafter.
Mr.. Lazarus and Mr., Solomon, Of
New York, were in town over Sun.
day.
Mr.. Maggie, of strousberg, Pa, lie a
visitor at the home of Mr. B~loodgood,
Water street.
Mrs. Theodore Bloodgood, Of AZ
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