Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-23
NEWS TIE S

making 1t Ike an old time gathering.
Miss Florence Everett, of Broadway,
was an out of town visitor Tuesday.
G. Marshal Church spent Tuesday In
New York city.
The electric lights have been behaving
nicely of late and for a wonder com
plants are not heard. Keep up the
good work.
Mrs. George Hillman, of the Heights Is
spending u few months with relatives
at Lakewood for her health.
Joe Leonard was q Keyport visitor
Tuesday.
Samuel Greenleaf, of David street, was
a Cliifwood visitor Tuesday.
The Union News stand has been opened
By two men from out of town.
Mrs. NJ. $ Walsh, of Catharlne street,
visited relatives at Elizabeth, Friday and
returned home Saturday.
Hugh Timmins of Broadway. was a
New York visitor, Tuesday.
Oscar Mundy, OF Catherine street, was
a Perth Amboy visitor Tuesday.
Patrick Monaghan of Broadway was a
New York visitor Tuesday.
Miss Bella Jackson. Of Yonkers, spent
Sunday with her parents aud family in
Broadway.
Commodore johnson has returned to
his home OH the Heights, after spending
the winter months at various places
along the shore.
Three scholars were transferred from
School No. L to school No. 2, Tuesday,
into the fourth grade.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Baptist church,
nave postponed their sociable and clam
chowder and ice cream sale. which was
to nave been held the coming Fri1av az
ternoon and evening Indefinitely on ac-
count of the death of one Of their mem
bers, n rs r. a. Dey.
Rev. William Baker accepted the call
from Providence and he and Mrs. Baker
are settled there. Mrs Bakers mother re
sides there so it will be very pleasant for
her.
Max kaufman was a New York visitor
Tuesday.
Geant & Nan caught guile Il number
OF perch Ill their net Wednesday evening,
Charles Thomas, of Second street, spent
Sunday at Burlington, with Mr.. and Mrs
Smith, Sr. Mrs. Hilton Smith, who Is i'll
with typhoid fever at Mr.. Smiths
parents home in Burlington, is a very
little better. Her pulse had dropped to
100 Wednesday evening.
John f. Montgomery has had an arc
light placed 10 front of his store in Broad
way,
Mrs. Charles Thomas, of Second street
has gone to Burlington 70 visit her
daughter, who is i'll.
There is a rumor afloat to the effect
that the High school will be moved from
school No. 1 to school No. 9.
Mrs. Rudman, OF Philadelphia, and the
Misses Harry and Ada Cunning. OF New
York city, spent Wednesday with Mrs
Taylor, of John street.
Prof. Fitch has issued orders to the
school children TO keep off the grass
the school house No. /. a line
of $500 was imposed by him last year.
Mrs. Dorcas Tice, of CheesequaKe.
bright young son died suddenly Il
mouths ago, has become melancholy
over his death and will be taken TO a
sanitarium. 1t is ssi her mind is gone.
Miss Ollie Durham has returned home
after several weeks visit out OF town.
Parties were canvassing John street,
Tuesday trying to induce residents TO
have telephones placed in their houses
The little daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
Brazilian, former residents of this
borough, is i'll with diphtheria at their
home In Linden.
Lily Wood, of MaXville, has been i'll
days with "A heavy cold.
Miss Mamie Scully, Of Augusta street,
a Perth Amboy visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelius, of John
stl eet, are very happy over the birth of a
young son.
william Emmons has rented Mr.. Samuel
James house in Second street and Mr..
will remain with them. Mr.. Ad,
Thompson, of Henry street, Will move in
to Mr.. Emmon's house in Second street.
Josie James. of Second street, is sick
with throat trouble.
Mr.. f. O'Connors little boy Edwin, is
sick with a heavy cold DR.. Meachem
attended him,
Howard Dillon accompanied his guest
/ cousin, from Jersey CITY, home Satur-
lay and attended .he theatre before re-
.urning to this borousNQ the midnight
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