Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-24
NEWS TENS.

Gus Shirley, of Perth Amboy, was a
borough visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hochberger of
Cheesequake, were South Amboy visitors
Wednesday.
They are loading II barge with mold
ing SAINT at WhItehead's dock. The first
boat to be loaded this season.
Culver Bros, caught a few perch 10
their net at C~heesequake Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Reamer, Of Main street.
spent Wednesday with friends at Long
Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. John OFT and daughter
were entertaine Il by Mrs. Chris Rehfuss
Wednesday evening.
Preston King. of John street, was an
out of town visitor Monday.
Mira. Jennie Brown, of John street, is
spending a week at Old Bridge.
The |: telephone poles are up In
John street. and q phone WILSON be
placed in Mrs. Noah Furman's house.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain church had a quilting ut the home
of Mrs. George Bogart's In David street,
Wednesday.
Frank Nolen and Alfred Turf, of Perth
Amboy, spent Sunday in the borough.
Mrs. Charles Pearse has returned home
from a Welt with Mrs. pames Mclean In
New York city
The Misses Alice Reamer and Marie
Woodward spent Saturday with Mrs.
George .Hoagland, of Perth Amboy.
Raymond Bergan has secured a position
in tie p. r. r. stock grounds.
Messrs. werren Roberts. Howard Dill
Ion and Lloyd Stratton have a gymna-
stun. Warren Roberts was trying to
skin n cat when one of bis hands let go
and caused him to fall. He knocked his
nose crooked, HACKED one of his eyes,
skinned his face and spralned his wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kerr, of Broad
way, were New York visitors Saturday
and attended the theatre. -
Mrs. Joseph Apologize, of First street,
was an out Of town visitor Tuesday.
Freight Is still slack at the p. r. Il.
freight wharves.
Fred Petty, of Second street, Miss Maud
Naylor, of Sayreville, and Miss Lily Ma
thes, of Matawan, spent Saturday even
Ing in New York city and attended the
theatre.
Miss Blanche Sutphen Compton, OF
Bucknell University, will spend a. few
weeks vacation with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Compton, of David
street.
Mrs. Joseph Compton an d daughter
Alva, have been spending a few days
with relatives at HiYhtstown.
Miss Lily Mathews, of Matawan, spent
Saturday and Sunday as the guest of Mrs,
Huldah Petty and family of Second street
Mrs. Charles Chatham, Jr., of Main
street, is visiting her sister iu Providence,
r. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Worthin3, of Brook
lyn, who visited Miss Emma Dayton, OF
Bordentown avenue, have returned home.
Mrs. Rehecca Stratton, of David street,
has returned home after an ext ended visit
at Asburv Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Perrine. Jr.. Of
Catharine street, and Mrs. Perrine's
brother. from New York city, we're prac'
ticing shooting at blue rocks on the Col
umhla Gun Club grounds Thursday and
expect to continue the practice in the
near future. .
Ianthe Council D. of p. held one Of
their enjoyable meetings Thursday after
noon. If there is a society 10 town that
enjoys these it certainly is this one.
The Misses Addic and Jennie Dayton
Of Ch~eesequake, vera borough visitors
Thursday.
Charles Compton. Jr. after an absence
OF several weeks, has resumed his position
at W. Mahoney's store In Broadway.
Mr.. Alfred Kerr, of Church street. was
a New York visitor Thursday.
The Misses Beatrice Martin and Bertha
Fulton, of this borough, enjoyed II trip
to Perth Amboy, Wednesday.
The firemen held their regular meeting
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John Vein, of Perth Amboy, spent
Wednesday evening with friends In this
borough.
Miss Virginia Dey. of New York city,
is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. NJ. Shein, of Bergen Hill. was a
Perth Amboy visitor Wednesday.
Miss Ollie Durham and her mother.
Mrs. Ge oree Dunbam, have hired rooms
IN Matawan, and will start housekee ping
there next week.
Samuel PInlott and daughter, Mrs.
II. Burien visited Mrs. Pimlott at the
Perth Amboy hospital Thursday.
Mrs. George Durham Of Browntown.
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nun
dy, of Catharine street.
Mrs. E%veringham, of Cranbury, ha $ re-
k~s.o1 Loo,n afkar on aninUahIn utSit With