Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-27
NEWS ITEMS.

OF A. mel last nlgnb.
Up to Saturday night no one had
recognized the man who was killed at
Neddy's Crossing and who was still in
Mason's morgue.
Miss Gertrude Petty, of Sec ond
street, and guest we're out-of-town Wis.
itors Sunday,
F. M. Littell, of Bordentown We
nue., entertained his brother, Fl. Lit
tell, from Newark, Sunday.
NDr. Moss, of this borough, and re-
l%atives occupied their houseboat at
Morgan, Sunday.
II. c. Perrine, Sr.; of this borough,
is contemplating a trip down east in
his yacht Hadassa.
Mrs. Sigvard Emiluessen and
daughter. of Henry street, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Emilussen's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred bingham, of the
Heights. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dey were visit
ing relatives at South River Satur-
day night.
Mr.. Jaquet, of South River, with a
party of friends, visited friends in
this borough in his automobile Sun
day.
William Apologize and Miss Philips,
of Perth Amboy, visited friends at
Morgan, Sunday.
There was a special carload of
gentlemen from Newark got off at
! Morgan, where they boarded another
special car, which took them to the
Old Sports Fishing Club house Sun
day.
Fishing parties, who were out on
the bay fishing, Sunday, reported fair
luck.
Mrs. Edwin Furman, of Sheepshead
Bay, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gotleib Straub, of the Heights.
Lawyer Johnson, of Freehold, spent
Sunday as the guest of j. H. Mont
gomery.
About fifty launches put in at the
creek at Morgan Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Apologize, If
Broadway, entertained guests from
out of town Sunday.
Mrs. H. Capner and Mr.. Childs, of
the Heights. were entertained at tea
by Mrs. Thomas Baker, of Broadway,
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, B, Tice and child,
of Perth Amboy, spent Sunday with
relatives in town.
Mrs. William Ferguson, of Yonkers,
has been spending u few days with
her mother. Mrs. Thomas Baker, of
Broadway.
The furnishings for the new ice
cream parlor which is being built for
j. A. Sexton have arrived, but the
parlor is not quite finished.
Only two autos were seen out in the
borough Sunday for a change there
ere Il great many light wagons out.
L. S. Walsh spent Sunday at Yon-
kers.
Thomas Mabury, a former resident
of this borough, is visiting relatives
in broadway.
Hilton Smith, telegraph operator at
G. Y. for the p. r.. r. company, has
accepted a more lucrative position at
Burlington. Mrs. Smith has sbeen
spending a few days there with Mr..
Smiths parents.
A mar leading a small dog by a
string, started the animal singing in
Broadway, Saturday night, and it
sang but like the barber's song, His
song was so swate that it drhove livery
canine right out of the strate." 1t
did really brighten the other dogs SO
that they ran away, but it was cute.
1t was learned after MI. Peter
Fishers COW had been killed on ac-
count of injuries received by being
struck by a trolley car, in Sayreville,
that the bone was only split and its
life could have been saved. 1t was a
very valuable COW.
Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene Forman, of
Mechanicsville, drove into town Sat-
urday night and were calling on
friends.
The 3:l4 D. m. Train stopped at the
Central station and took on passengers
Saturday as formerly. There was a
change in the timetable for Sunday,
but it began Saturday with some of
the trains.
Who was locked out Sunday night
after a hard days extra work on the
road? Whoever it was, they deserve
credit for the good-natured way in
which they asked, "Wont' you let a