Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-18

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Miss Ethel French has been very
sick and in the care of Doctor Haines
for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kerr and son.
OF Broadway, were out-of-town WISH
tors Thursday.
Miss Jennie Young, of Philadelphia
is visiting Irwin Manhattan, of Ber-
gan Hill.
Ally Kerr has had the house, which
he purchased from the Poll estate,
repaired and improved by Mr.. Mundy.
The panels have been taken out of
the front door and glass substituted
for them, the roof has been newly
shingled and the cellar cemented.
They may move into it by September
| If the Paplin house is finished for
the present tenant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Fisher, of
~Sayreviile, were in town last night
Oscar Mundy's new house, in Catha-
rine street, is nearing completion.
They are going to begin plastering it
today.
Mrs. Edwards is going to improve
her house in George street by having
a hip roof put on it instead of the or.
binary roof now on it. The lumber
has arrived for it. Oscar Mundy has
the contract for building it.
Mrs. Tunis Yetman, of David street,
entertained her sister, Mrs. v. G.
VanDoren, Mrs. e. Sampson and Miss
Helen Rule, of New Brunswick, yes
terday.
Mr.. Hess, baker, has resigned his
position with Chris Rehfuss, the
Broadway baker.
Mr.. Anderson, of Red Bank, is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas
of Second street.
NJ r. Lebowitz has a new clerk in
his saloon, his former clerk resigned
and has started in business for him
self in Brooklyn.
The p. r. r. terminal agent. d. c.
Oh has had new seats put in the
mems waiting room at the Pennsyl-
vania passenger station, fitting it up
for a smoking room for them.
Miss Emma Capner is a guest at DR..
Jackson's, of Matawan.
The foundation of Chris Rehfuss'
house, in Henry street, is finished
and the frame will be started as soon
as the lumber arrives.
Messrs. James Chasey, Harry Read
and Leon Bloodgood drove to the old
Tennent church and attended a Har-
vest Home there last night.
j. R%idgewood Such ships quantities
of molding sand to East Bethlehem by
the p. r. II. At present he is ship
ping sand for engines to the Erie
railroad company in Hoboken by the
p. r. r..
Miss Marguerite Thomas, of Second
street, is spending a week at Point
Pleasant.
Large quantities Of brick are being
shipped by the p. r, r. from Sayre
u Fishers brickyard, at Sayreville.
Mrs. c. r. Ravens and children, Of
Broadway, spent Thursday at Asbnry
Park.
Mrs. Charles Pearce, of John street,
will return home from her s%ojourn at
Ocean Grove, Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hilton Smith, OF Bur-
lingtou, spent Tuesday night in Jer-
sey City and Wednesday night with
Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Thomas, of Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Larsen. of George
street, are spending their vacation
out of town.
John Ward, of George street, is on
the sick list.
Mrs. Peter Barber. of Clifwood,
and Der daughter. Miss Bertha Blood
good, of South Amboy, are spending
a few days at Asbury Park.
Mrs Edward Williams. of Main
street, is entertaining company from
Connecticut
Mrs. S. Rubenstein and daughters
are sojourning at New Egypt.
Mrs. Henry Leonard, Of John street,
has been on the sick list again.
Three men we're in town with bears
Thursday and they asked FOR five
cents to see them dance. Although
they accepted and pocketed the money
from people they walked away with
out letting the bears dance. Pennies
only paid for seeing the bears. There
was a crowd of disappointed children
following them, as people were not
disposed to give them what they ex-