Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-17
NEWS ITEMS.

The Young Mems Democratic Club
have..the rooms over the Exchange saloon,
James Rae, proprietor, on Broadway.
Mrs. Thomas Rattigan and son, of Bor-
dentown, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Scully, of John street.
Roy Ellison, of Mechanicsville, has a
position with wyckoff & Rue, grocers.
John E Montgomery, was a Perth Am
COY visitor Thursday, Mr., Montgomery
Expects to take a trip to the mountains
lext week for his health.
Leonard Van Cleef, clerk for Wyckoff
Sc Rue, enjoyed a day off Thursday and
visited friends at South River.
Mrs. A. C. Holman and niece, of Lake
william Holman, OF Broadway.
George Baltzell, of Broadway, spent
tuesday at Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Apologize and
daughter, Helen, of First street, will
spend Sunday with friends at New
Brunswick.
William Sexton, who has been i'll with
intermittent fever was able to be down
stairs Thursday and allowed to eat
) bids.
Mrs. Peter Apologize and daughter
Mildred, have gone to Prospect Plains for
Mrs. Applegate's health, she having been
ordered away by her doctor.
The Baptist choir were to meet at John
~tleynold's for practice Wednesday even
ny. They had a stormy night for it.
James G.. Walsh, assistant manager of
he Colonial Insurance Company, was
in town Thursday.
One of the marshals was stationed Oh
delnzer's corner Thursday night. 1t is
ONE time since one has been there, but
when there a few weeks ago, good results
followed for a while.
A. Salz, Of Keypor+, was a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Kolllsch, Thursday,
Miss Carrie Martin, of Brooklyn, is
spending a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Steven Martin and family of Main
street,
WOih ou VIC aneW tIOllcy lTtSllc at
C~heesequake Creek is progressing rapidly.
Mrs. Frank has returned to her home
IN Brooklyn, after a months visit with
lrs. Ginter, Of Broadway.
Mrs. George Thomas is enjoying the
pleasure of hel houseboat at Morgan.
Mrs. George Thomas, tf Mechanicsville,
entertained Mrs. A. Kerr Mrs. E. Fur
nan and Miss Carrie Martin, Friday, at
her houseboat at Cheesequake, Greek,
Morgan station.
Miss Annie Kelly, of Augusta street,
las returned home from her s~oiourn at
Astury Park.
Miss Eliza Herring, is the guest of Mr..
a Id Mrs. Joe A. Sexton.
Miss Christina Smith, of Newark, is
visiting friends in Augusta street,
The Misses Maggie and Tillle Ginter are
spending three weeks with Mrs. Frank, of
Brooklyn.
The transparency sign, Of the Demo
sratlc Club over 1.-The Exchange on
Broadway, was lit up last night.
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Rev. II. NJ. p. Pearse will administer
Holy Baptism In Christ Church Sunday.
September y, n confirmation class will
be started ut T.30 p. m. Ill.
DIR. Long, of New Brunswick. was call
ing on parties In the borough Friday.
lie was en- ronte to Allenhurst. where he
went to bring his family home. They
have been s%oiourning at Allenhurst for
the summer.
Mrs. Harry Petty returned home from
Long Branch, where she has been so
iourning for her health. She is looking
fine. her friends say.
They are very busy loading a schooner,
at whitehead's dock with moldlng sand,
II. c. Perrlne * Son still keep very
busy with their shipments Of clay. The
past year has been a remarkable one with
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