Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-20
NEWS ITEMS.

lnc OWah HUI hOuSct 10 llulSucN anu
ready to be pspered.
Oscar Mundy Will begin the erection of
a hotel for Mr.. Stole's Grove this week.
The commencement exercises of st.
Mary's school will be held in st Mary's
Hall tonight "A very interesting program
} consisting Of Instrumental and social
music and dances and an operetta has
been prepared for the occasion. An
address to the graduates will be delivered
by the Rev James Coan, of Brooklyn.
The water was so low Sunday and in
the evening that the people of Maxvllle
could not get any water fol several hours.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Hewlett, of Broad r
way entertained relatives from New York.
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kugler, of Second
street, have returned home after a two
weeks visit with their son.
Quite a LOT of weakfish are being caught
with hook and line off of the iettys.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Kaufman, of David
street, entertained friends from New York
Sunday.
Ponies as well as automobiles are
making quite a showing around town
On Saturday Mr.. Fergetsen, of Bergen
Hill. drove a handsome dark pony into
the borough and on Sunday a lady drove u
notified gray pony into town. They
attracted considerable attention.
One of the New Brunswick boat club
~Aur.. ~. - - L., INron1y
Sunday.
will Walters made a haul with his
seine Sunday and caught about five
bushels of hluefish.
different towns were guests at the Old
Sports Fishing Club House Sunday n
all of them took a basket of fish home
with them.
The bans for two weddings were called
out at st. Mary's church Sunday.
Joseph Kugler began working yester-
day at the gates for Joe A SeXton's
grounds in Broadway.
Work was begun on Joe A. Sexton's ice
crem parlor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griggs aud family, of
New Brunswick nave rented the Morgan
cottage at Morgan for the summer
Miss Mamie Grover was assisting Will
liam Sullivan in his confectionery store
in Miss Sarah Brophy's place
Mrs. Worthing, of Brooklyn, is spend
ing a few weeks with her sisters Miss
Emma Dayton aud Mrs. Fred Little, of
B~ordentown avenue.
Miss Nellie Cadmus, of Elizabeth, spen t
Saturday with friends in town.
We were informed Saturday evening
that Leroy J Bergen, the young graduate
of whom Prof. Fitch was pretty pro nd
will enter on his duties as ~bookkeeper for
u Donnell and Miller, Timber merchants i,
Lawyer John. A. Lovely spent Sunday
at B-lmar.
$ There will be two Polish weddings in
X town today.
Mr. and Mrs. James Fitton, of Broad
way, entertained company fro m out Of
town Sunday. ~
Eight scholars will be gr iduated at the
t commencement of ST. Mary's school to
night.
Carl Rehfuss, of New York city, spent
Saturday aud Sunday with his parents at
Ernston.
r Miss Brown, teacher in school No. j.,
will spend her vacation with relatives
out west. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fisher, of Say re-
Vile, were borough visitors Friday even
ing.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Neiltop, of
Broadway, spent.Monday out Of town.
Mrs. George Lahue, of Bordentowp
avenue, entertained Mrs. McIntire, of
Pennington, at Inner and tea Monday.
Miss Brown, of Old Bridge, teacher in
School No. l, was entertained by Mrs.
j. Wilson, of Main street, Friday. and
' exercises in the evening,
e Mrs. Symms Campbell, CT Main street,
and Mrs Preston King, of John street,
e were Newark visitors Friday.
1 Mrs William Spire, of Catherine street,
(, is visiting her parents at Scarsdale.
\ Mrs. McIntire, of Pennington, is
visiting friends in the borough.
A party from Maxville, took !" the in
luncheon with them and enjoyed Monday
. at swan Hill.
, Stillwell e. Mason have IA fine new cam
of black horses. They arrived Saturday
l afternoon.
MIS-. Adams, of Augusta street, vi sited
relatives at Asbury Park, last week.
Gypsies of the Sea.
In the archipelago of Mergui. off the
coast If lower Burmah, Asia, live the
sea gypsies." Instead of carts they
own covered boats, in which with theii
y farniIinr doos cats chickans and nets