Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-14
NEws HENS.

those who have rose gardens do not like
it.so weln Roses fade all too quickly
without being drowned out.
Miss Rosie Stems and win Stephenson,
of this borough, spent Monday out OF
town.
Oliver Welsh has the contract for dig
ing the cellar for Mrs. Rathl un's new
building in First street and for eating
the lumber when the barr is moved, OF
course.
The friends of Mrs. AL Rue are very
sorry to learn of her serious illness. Mrs
Rue was reported Monday as being a little
easier but no hopes ARE given of her
recovery.
Miss NJ. Lslly spent Sunday in New
York city.
Mrs, Brophy and daughter Miss Sarah
of Bergen Hill, were New York visitors
Monday.
George Gundrum has three cars of
Mason's n a~terials to, be unloaded.
Mrs. Hilton Smith is contempt ating
spending u few days at Burlington this
week.
1t said that Louis Pitman and family
will have the other part of the house
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Martin,
when Shantz' moves out
Mr.. and = Mrs. Gallagher, Of New
Brunswick were in town Saturday.
The Singing society Leiderkranz, held
their meeting for practice Monday even
ing.
About fifteen Polanders left this Dor
ough enroute TO the Old County Monday
There was Il very pathetic scene between
them and the friends they left behind
them.
Mundy Bros. & Hunt caught about
twenty-five bushels of bluefish in their
seine at Morgan and shipped five barrels
to New York city. The balance wele
sold on the beach. 80
Hilton Smith spene Monday wi tn his
parents at burlington.
John Kallenbacb, of Elizabeth, wa S
making his monthly rounds in thi S
borough Monday.
Toe South Amboy Yacht Club held
their monthly meeting Monday evening.
NJ. Jacobs proprietor of the Acme I'm
derwear factory was in town Monday
evening.
Oscar Mundy, of Catherine stleet, Twas
an out of town visitor Monday.
DIR. Woods. of South River, was a Dor
ough yisitorMonday.
John Fee, of South River, was a bur-
ough visitor Monday.
The South Amboy Citizen says that
New Bruins wick and Perth Amboy people
are taking great interest in the census of
their respective cities with Perth Amboy
Gro wing over the prospective results. The
Citizen also takes part in the Growing and
says 1--WE guess z 200 people for our
borough" and adds. who wants to take
another guess?' We win add u few hun
dred to the 1000, but are sorry 30 add also
that we cannot crow (for obvious r~easons)
but would like to. Next.
The w. G.. T. u, of this borough,
held a temperance meeting Tuesday
afternoon at Mrs. Ad. Tbompson's in
Second street.
Mrs jeanne Mundy, Mrs. Walter Nun
dy and guest Mrs George Durham, went
by trolley to Morgan, Tuesday to see
Mundy Bros, and Hunt haul their net.
-Four of the p. r.. II. firemen have
passed examinations successfully and are
ready to become engineers, Mr. Lyle
King, fireman, has been transferred from
the p. r. K. yard drill to the position of
fireman on the load.
Rev Burr Ogden Will go to the noun
tains for his health, this week. 1t is
feared that he will not be able to preach
this
The public schools will close June 16.
The children rece i've their promotions
today. osn.a
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston King spent Mon r
day afternoon in Newark.
Miss Ethel Pearse, of Main street, will
spend a week of her vacation at the
Bronx with relatives.
Andrew Slower has "A very pretty trans
parency in his window advertising II Ger
tain brand of flour. 1t is very snowy
when lighted up evenings.
Lawyer and Mrs. f. NJ. p. Pearse are
entertaining company from the Bronx
this week.
An immense lot of bluefish were caught
along the south shore Tuesday the COM
bined catch amounting to over one hun
dred bushels.
The Board of Health will hold "A meet
ing every week after this and expect to
make things hum In the borough.
Miss Brown, of Parlip, was a borough
visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Apologize, of
First street, are entertaining company
from out of town.
Mrs. Wills Fisher and a lady friend
from Sayreville, were in town with q rig
that caused the admiration of oulookers,
both horse and wagon being very hand