Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-17
NEWS ITEMS.

The girls VINO Work III the NaSeline
factory in Perth Amboy, returned home
Thursday afternoon; water having got
in the stock there was nc work for them
They started in all tight next morning.
We were treated to a young SNOW storm
Sunday morning in this borough.
They are loading another canal boat at
Whitehead's dock.
Miss Stella Havens, of George street,
has returned home from a pleasant visit
at Philadelphia.
Miss Maude Adams who was taken i'll
at Long Branch while visiting. returned
home with her mother and is improving
very much
II. c. Perrine ST., has a man from
Mounts Mills Ia Charles Benefits place
to attend to the grounds, etc., of his
residence on Swan Hill.
Louis Pavloskt has moved his goods
from the meat market in Broadway and
it is said ne will open IA store in Perth
Amboy.
Miss Helen Hughes of Perth Amboy
oPNhN ~ oD biS w ob "a Ahi1o L
Bennett, of Bordeutown avenue.
Mrs. John Culver and daughter, of
Catherine street, spent Sunday with Mr..
Culver at the Salt Works, where he is
employed. He has charge of the works.
Mrs G. Stuart and Mrs. D. Hunt were
New York visitors Thursday.
The Misses Rosie and Elsie Stems took
in the sights of Barnum g. Bailey's show
in New York city Saturday.
Albert johnson and family have moved
from Gordon street, to Jersey City where
he is employed.
Miss Ella De Worth, of Perth Amboy,
Sunday. Miss De Worth moved from
this borough to Perth Amboy, a few
years ago and their friends were delight
ed to see her once more.
Mrs. Willett Martin of Elizabeth, spent
Saturday in this borough.
Mrs. Harting, of Morgan. was the guest
of Miss Harriet Martin, of Main street,
Saturday. Both ladies enjoyed a trip to
Matawan by trolley in the afternoon.
Mrs. Richard Neiltop, of Mechanics
vile, was a Perth Amtoy visitor Satur-
day.
Rev. Mr.. Lurkins from Burlington will
preach on Good Friday night at the Pres
tyterlan church.
Mrs. Andrew Furman's mother. Mrs.
Forman, is soiourning in Boston, at
present.
Mrs. Peter Suits and daughter Mary,
of Second street, spent Saturday in Perth
Amboy.
Mrs. Joe A. Sexton has gone to Borden
town to make "A farewell call on her
mother and sister. On Wednesday Mr.
and Mrs. Sexton will start on their ives
tern trip and expect to be gone any time
from ten days to three weeks.
Mr.. Masterson was having the furni-
ture carted for his restaurant all day
Saturday. He has the store formerly
occupied by Charles Fassler on David
street.
NJ. Welsh is having repairs made to
his building at Broadway and First
street and new tin leaders put on it.
Miss Frances Perrine, of Sand Hill, is
spending a few days With her brother in
Spotswood.
A number of boys were caught stealing
iron Saturday afternoon. One of them
was taken to Borough Hall bv the Cen
trail Railroad detective, Michael Hussy.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Rose. of the
Heights, nave returned home from a trip
out of town. They attended the funeral
of a relative while away.
Wheeler Bros. launched their power
Loats Friday and run them from the
borough docks to Perth Amboy Sunday.
Edith Bennett, of Bordentown avenue,
has been sick with u sore threat and was
not able to attend schcol |, but is better
now.
Mr.. Reiter, of the firm Of Mailer &
Reiter, spent Sunday in New York.