Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-03
SOUTH AMBOY
NEWS EMS

Miss Buryl, spent last week with rela
tlves in Brooklyn
One OF the suburban farmers purchased
an old shop In Henry street, formerly
used for q paint shop, of Chris Rehfuss
and 1t has been torn down and the wood
carted out to the farm where 1t will be
rebuilt for use there. The taking away
of the old shop will improve the appear
ance of the block in Henry street very
much as it stood between some nice :ot-
tages. It Is said that Mr. Rehfuss will
erect another cottage on the site of the
shop. Henry street is building up very
fast.
Mrs. George La Forge, of TotteDville,
has been visiting friends in the borough
the past week.
Mr.. Applegate, manager for the Swan
Hill Ice Company had a vendue at his
farm in Cranbury and, 1t is said his fami-
ly will occupy part of one of Mr.. Lockers
houses in Broadway, until the Swan
Hill house belonging to r. S. Conover,
Is ready for them.
Miss Lou Chase, of Broadway, was a
New York visitor Saturday.
Master James Leonard and Oscar Lam
oertson has been placed in the new Cen
trail telephone office in the p. r. r.
yard; one being on duty nights and the
other days. The object of the establish.
ing of this x change office, is to make
less noise in the ringing of the telephone
bell in all the offices every time a call
was made. Now, all calls will be made
to central and the party wanted will he
the only one rung up.
Rev. H. M. p. Pearse Is giving very
pretty silver medals to the Sunday school
scholars, who can recite the whole of the
catechlsm. On Sunday last Rosie Reh-
fuss was presented with E medal and
the Sunday before Libbie King received
one.
Two wagon loads..of new shingles were
taken up Broadway to the Swan Hill
house which is being remodeled and will
be almost like a new building when
finished.
The Singing Society Leiderkranz, held
their monthly meeting Sunday. Every
Monday evening they meet for singing
and at such times numbers of people
outside enjoy hearing them, especially
in summer time.
Preston King. of John street, has been
setting the fence on the line betw cen
Mrs. Sexton's and Mrs. Browns house.
August Behne has had the fence Of
his yard raised.
Notwithstanding the keen wind blow
ing Sunday, there was a large number
of people out walking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rose, of Borden
town avenue the Heights, entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Furman, of Bath
Beach, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston King and SON
Howard of John street. spent Sunday
with a cousin In Newark.
DR.. E. e. Haines went to Barnegat Bay
Thursday, ducking and returned on Sat
urday afternoon with several pairs of
ducks.
Miss M. Sbanahy and Mrs. Seaman
Christian. OF Main street, were Perth
Amboy visitors Saturday evening.
The Morgan Gun Club will have their
first invitation shoot next Saturday,
when the Perth Amboy Gun Club, it is
expected will take part.
They are loading a schooner at White
heads dock. Business seems to be flour
ishing'at their dock as this makes the
third or fourth boat loaded this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith, of John
street, have been entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Furman, of Bath Beach,
the past few days. .
Thomas beats, has received a letter
from Jack Sullivan who used to work for
him. He is in Italy at present.
Miss Lally made a flying trip to the
Acme factory here from the New York
factory Saturday.
Charles Thomas. of Camden, a former
resident of this borough, is visiting
friends in town.
William Gross. of Ticetown, was a
borough visitor Saturday.
us OOuh pcy hOluo duu u"d5AtSAt
Second street, were at Jersey City Satur-
day.
William Green, of Augusta street, spent
Sunday with his brother Harry, in
Plainfield.
VIII R ehfuss, Lester Greenleaf and Joe
koddy were South River visitors Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Pheenie Cranz, has returned from
a few weeks visit with her parents In
Brooklyn. 1t is said that Miss Cranz will
return to Brooklyn very shortly to re-
main there.
Miss Bessie Mundy, Of Catherine street,
has been spending a few days at New
Brunswick and South River and is now
visiting friends at Plainfield.
CrumwoId Destroyed by Fire.
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