Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-29
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with Paul M~nrtinusen, of New Bruins
wick avenue, and is now II the en-
ploy of O. Ostergaard, Broad street.
A number of tho connections with
the main on lower Rector street have
been completed and the street re-
stored.
Constable Frank Schantz, Jr., of
| Washington street, ia able to be about
again after a short illness.
The Young Mems Forum will hold
its regular meeting tonight, and, as
important business will come up, q
large attendance is desired.
Miss Ethel worrell, of Smith street,
has a position in the new Woodwork
store.
Rapid progress is being made or the
interior Of the new Boynton building,
! Smith street.
Miss Margaret Bird has returned to
her duties in Sickies Bro. store after
q TWO weeks VaoROions
Herbert Eyerkuss, of New Bruins.
wick avenue, has returned from the
st. Louis exposition.
|. William Murtha, of Mechanic street,
is on a few days vacation.
The rebuilding of the rear of the
restaurant in the Splitter building, at
Smith and State streets, recently
damaged by fire, has been commenced.
Smith street is torn up at a few
points, for main connection, to be
finished before work on the new pave.
ment is started.
A large number Of South Amboy
baseball enthusiasts attended yester.
day g game at Amusement Park.
Two small dogs belonging to mem
bers of the Champlin troupe had q
warm fight in city hall park this
morning.
Ellis Harmed, of Linden, formerly
Of this city, is in town today.
The steam yacht Adela, of New
York, passed through the sound Sat.
rday afternoon, with o party aboard.
A'dog WINS killed by q trolley ar at
State and Jefferson streets about A
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. Cornelius Q. JONES'
of 1853 Brighton avenue, entertained
a fishing party from Newark, Sunday.
Mrs. J. Moore and two grandchil-
dren, Nellie and Mary S~heehan, Of
Prospect street, have returned to
their home after q visit in Jersey
City.
William Jones, Of Brighton avenue,
has returned home after q visit at
Ocaen Grove.
Martin de Planque, Heinrich Stems
and Walter Rossangle, of Iryington,
went ont fishing Sunday. Their luck
was fine. H na Pr s
Mrs. Edith Bloodgood and daughter.
Miss Helen. returned to their home,
1853 Brighton avenue, after a pleasant
visit with friends at New Brunswick.
Joseph M. Shinn, OF Hightstown,
spent Sunday with his brother, Frank
Shinn, of Market street.
The Misses Anna Germs, Sophie
McMahn, Nellie McAshn, Mamie
Rhine and Mr.. Thomas Kelly spent
yesterday on the Dawson farm.
Frank Hosps, of Newark, is visiting
Fred Slater. -
Mrs. L. Werner, of this city, is
registered at the Lafayette, Asbury
Park.
Fred Haney, brother of Freeholdei
q. J. Haney, is visiting in town.
Archie Mcsi,row, of Jefferson street,
who has a position in Port Richmond,
s. l., was In town yesterday.
William Lea w and daughter Mary,
of State street, are in the Catskill
Mountains for q short time.
Miss Matilda Bastinollo, OF Madison
avenue, is working for Peder Oieson,
of Smith street.
Mrs. Priscilla Noe has been taken
to the city hospital for treatment. DR..
w. e. Ramsay Is attending her.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth
Anderson from st. Mary's r. @.
church this morning was largely at
. tended. :
Rev. Mr.. Jacobsen, former pastor o.
st. Stephens Danish. Lutheran church
was in this city yesterday. but did no
preach, as vas expected by some o.
5 his former congregation. Y
Reuben Laing, who died afteI
straininR himself at the Central sta
tion, was buried in Alpine cemetar,
yesterday. The Jr. o. U. A. NJ. at