Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-16
SOUTH AMBOY
NEWS ITEMS.

MISS VA, LOiJ, VI iooefonS avenue
was a Morgan visitor Sunday.
Win Applegate, Of Perth Amboy, was
tho guest of Lee Clark, OF Morgan, Sun
day.
MIR. Docking. of M~echanicsviile, is hav
ing his house newly painted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Fisher, OF Sayre
Vile, stopped at Mrs. Fishers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe A. Sexton's in Broad
way Sunday and Monday while en-
route for Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlap's, in
Elizabeth, where they spent the day.
Alfred Kingh I'M, Of the Heights, has
peas up in his truck garden a foot and a
half high. They look fine. He has also
set out his tomato plants.
Mrs. E. X. Lear aud daughter Sadie,
Of M~echanicsville, we're calling on friends
in Broadway Saturday night.
Miss Lou Chase and G. Zoreau Rose
spent Saturday in New York.
Miss Beatrice Martin, of Broadway,
is anticipating a delightful two days
visit with her friend Miss Delta Sutton,
of New York city.
III Al Mrs. Mccartney, OF Second
streer, were visiting their daughter, Miss
Effie Bloodgool, OF Perth Amboy Sat-
urday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Watson haze
taken up housekeeping in Mr.. Watson's
house in INTERCHANGEABLE.
Miss NJ. Cassidy, of Philadelphia, il
visiting Miss Eliza Corcoran.
The time table was changed on the
Central abroad Sunday.
Miss Mccoy spent Saturday and Sun
day at Now Brnnsw ick.
Mrs. Wlll Everett, of Broadway, spent
Saturday in Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Furman have
returned home after spending a fem
days at their residence in John street.
James Dutch is building a haudsom
house in Mechanicsville.
Mr.. Atkinson. architect for SAyre &
Fisher in Sa~yreville, was entertained by
William Sexton at his parents home in
broadway Sunday.
William Walters ran a splinter into
one of his feet aud Saturday night il
was iholgbt that he could not live from
the effect Of it. He is better n W.
The three months Weighing of the mail
ended yesterday in all of the postoifices.
Preston King visited Bursville Monday
and placed flowers on his mothers
grave.
The electric showers that visited this
borough Monday night were accompanied
by very vivid lightning, but light thnn-
der.
Rev. II. NJ. p. Pearse held a special
service in Christ church Monday night
for the Girls Friendly.
Mr.. Brig gs and family moved from
their house In George street to the house
connected with their store in Broadway
Monday.
Mrs. Will Monaghan spent Saturday mt
Perth Am boy.
The ladies of the Leiderkranz. met ut
Mrs. Philip DANGERS Sunday afternoo ON.
Mrs. John Lear, of Mechanics vile,
has a number of articles d8ting many
years back and belo nging to some of her
ancestors. Among them is a spinning
wheel, l52 years old. 1t even has some of
ye olde time flaG ON 1t.
Mrs. j. b Jones of John street, is still
unable to go out, but is able to be about
the house.
Mrs. r. II. Rathbun of Bayonne, is
about to have a house erected on her lot
In First street, opposite Welsh's property.
Mrs. II. Fl. kathbun, of Bsyonne. was
calling on old friends yesterday among
them being Mrs. Charles Pearse, of John
street. and Mrs. Joe A Sexton, of Broad
way. Mrs. Rathbnn has rented II cottage
at Spring Lake for the summer season.
There is a rumor afloat to the effect
that the Smith Sand Company his burst
up, but there may not be any truth in
the report.
A. c. Parisen, of the Heights, WIS a
New York visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kaufman enter
tanned friends from out of tow Sunday.
Miss Maggie Nau, of Catherine street.
has returned home after spending a week
visiting friends and relatives in New
Brunswick.
Miss Agnes Fleming resigned her posi-
ton in john Sulllvan's confectionery
and Miss Susan O'Brien is filling her
place.