Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-28
SOUTH AN
E ITEMS.


Work is rushing at the coal docks with
both anthracite aud bltuminous coal.
The men will have no cause to complain
of small checks this month we are told.
They are busy on Scully's dock, too
TWENTY-FIVE trainmcp doubled up Monday
night.
I'VE were informed Monday evening that
x-Councilman Gallagher of David street.
who had one of bis feet a%mputated recent
" is gettng..long very nicely and expects
to be able to sit up In a few days.
Richard Do Wing is reported as doing
well at present.
Some of our citizens are already max
ing gardens; among them being Dick
Furman, ~carekeeper of the Yacht Club
house.
Mrs. Robert Reamer,. of Main street
spent Monday at Jersey City.
Mcdowell Bros. are papering Mrs.
Frank Ely's house in Bordentown ave.
nue..
1t was astonishing to many people,
the amoun Of flowers sold in this
borough Saturday.
The Singing Society Leiderkranz, m ct
Monday evening.
Pop" Sickles was speeding his tlotter
through the borough Monday evening.
Miss Stella Ravens, of George street, Is
visiting relatives in Philadelphia
Mr.. and MISS. Rubenstein and daugh-
tiers W i'll soon leave this borough for New
York city. They are making preparations
for taking up housekeeping there about
the first of April. Their many friends
will be sorry to see them leave South Am
boy.
The Sulllvan's, of this borough, we're
right in II Monday. Phil Sullivan stopped
a runaway horse attached to a wagon,
belonging to Coakley and Sullivan of
Broadway, right In front Of Sullivan's
confectionery store on Monday morning.
Broadway was quite lively Monday ev-
ening, the warm weather bringing out
lots Of people for a promenade.
Miss Alice Rcamer, Of Main street, en-.
tertained Miss Marie Woodward and
Charles Sprague, of this borough, aud
Il, lukmire, of Trsnton, at tea Sunday.
A, c. Pariscn, of the Heights, was a
New York visitor Monday.
Charles Bennett. of Bordentown avenue
is working for Stillwell & Mason, al
present.
Miss Harriet Martin. of Main street,
was a Matawan visitor Sunday.
Miss Lou Chase and c. Reseau Rose
weie New York visitors Saturday and
attended the matinee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoasland anc
child, of Perth Amboy spent Sunday
with Mrs. Hoagland's parents Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robert Reamer Of Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hermann, of
New York city. arethe guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs Orlando perrine, ST., Of broadway
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bennett, of Bor
dentown avenue, have been visiting rels
lives ia Old Bridge.
Mrs. Lsmbertson, of Bordentowu ave
nue., spent Sunday at MatawaD.
VIII Bloodgood Is getting his oystc
skiff in shape prepare tory to the opening
of the oyster season.
Mrs. Charles Compton, of Bordentowi
avenue, and Mrs. Israel Ward aud grand
daughter Ella May Ward, of George stree
were Jamesburg visitors Monday.
Whitehead Bros, are loading n boat
with molIiDv sand at their dock foot OF
Boideutown avenue.
Joseph Geant has got charge of a cans
boat which carries coal from the p. II
Il, docks.
Mrs. Mary BloodSood and daughter, o
George street, have returned home aftel
a few days. visit with Mrs. Bloodgood'.
mother, Mrs. Peter Barber, of Cliffwood
= Mont Willett is busy getting power
boats ready for commission.
Russell Bennett, of New Brunswick,
spent Sunday with his uncle Charles Ben
nett, of B~ordentown avenue.
j.. Miller and Eddie Dingler. of Terti
Amboy, spent Sunday in this borough. :.
Lee French, of New York City, was q
borough visitor Monday.
John Ryan and friend Mr.. Durham, OF
Perth Amboiy, spent Sunday in New
York city.
Frank Wood, Of Perth Amboy, spent
Sunday evening in this Borough and at
tended st. Mary's church with a friend.