Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-10
NEWS ITEMS.

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times Monday night, coming up so
bright each time that they showed to
great advantage after the darkness
and made people exclaim what lovely
lights they were after all.
The Girls Friendly Society held
their regular meeting Monday night
Mrs. ]. Reel and Miss Addie Bern
ard, of Brooklyn, spent Tuesday with
friends in this borough.
Ny. Charles stratton, of Broadway,
attended the funeral of Mrs. Breach,
at Keyport, Monday.
The Singing Society Leiderkranz
met at their rooms, in B~ordentown
avenue, Sunday.
f. Runyou, of Bensonhurst, N. Y,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Runyon and
babe, who are sojourning at Mrs.
Charles Thomas, in Second street, for
the summer.
They are loading a canal boat with
molding sand at Whitehead's dock.
Quite a number are successfully
hobbing for eels. They are not very
large, but are quite plentiful.
Moss's houseboat, at the creek, was
open Sunday and Il large crowd was
being entertained by the owners /.
Mrs. George Applegate, of Broad
way, spent Monday at Hightstown.
Miss Cassie Lewis, of Yonkers, has
returned home after spending a few
days with her mother, Mrs. Thomas
Baker, of Broadway.
Mr.. George A%pplegate is beautify-
ing the grounds of his new home on
Swan Hill by setting out plants and
flowers.
Men were busy working on the new
county bridge, n a Morgan Station,
doing something to the planking of
the same, Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Jackson, Jr., and Mrs.
Thomas Baker, of Broadway, attended
the funeral of Mrs. z. V. Breach, ut
Keyport, Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Compton, OF
David street, entertained Miss Lulu
Compton, of Hightstown, and Frank
Maxville, of New Brunswick, Sunday.
Joseph Tice, of Perth Amboy, spent
Friday evening calling on friends in
this borough.
Mrs. Hardy and family, of Borden
town avenue, will occupy Kenneth
Stults house on Gordon Heights.
Miss Florence Everett, of Broadway,
has returned home from q visit ut
Perth Amboy.
Mrs. Charles Barber, Of George
street, was q Perth Ambov visitor
Saturday.
Kenneth Stults and family, of Cor
don Heights, have moved into Miss
Emma Dayton's house, in George
street.
Mrs. Charles Saffron, of Bergan
Hill, has been sojenrning at Atlantic
City. Mr.. Saffron spent Sunday there.
Mrs. Malazeski, of Ernston, spent
Monday night with her daughter in
this borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win Everett, Of
Broadway, spent Sunday at Mr.. and
Mrs. Blocker's in Perth Alnboy.
It's dogs delight to bark, ETC., 1t GER
tainiy has been the delight of the dogs
around town to make the last few nights
melodious(?) with their barking. There
seemed to be no end to 1t.
If the people of the the upper part of
Main street who complain of not being
able to get the NEWS will watch out
after school hours they can catch young
Weinman on his way up to VOLTS store.
He has promised to call so it is to be
hoped he will reap a reward for his trou-
BILE.
The president of the steam and barge
p. X. X. towing line In Jersey City. d..
c. Chase of this borough, will attend the
pilot commissioners meeti ng at Jersey
City Thursday.
The Crescent Club will hold a shirt
waist dance shortly. The committee was
around Tuesday night getting ads for
their circulars.
Detective Oliver was in town Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Parker, of Tren ton,
stopped off to visit Mrs. John Sexton and
Mrs. Preston King and family, of John
street, Monday, while enroute to Asbury
Park.
The electric lights are cutting up their
old tricks again. The borough was In
darkness Tuesday night.
several interesting events will come off
this month.
Mrs. Noah Furman. of John street,
has returned home from a visit in New
York City.
Mrs. Douglas Hunt, of Broadway. was
a New York visitor tuesday.