Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-17
PERSONAL.

sails tomorrow, with neF t"o shidil
sons. on the steamer Rhein, OF the
North German Lloyd Line, for a So
iourn in Germany.
Frank b. Overton spent Saturday
with his brother, o. r. Overton, at
Atlantic Highlands.
Miss Emma Fugle entertained Miss
Jennie C~linchey, Miss Lily Petty and
Miss Cora Mundy at her home Friday
evening. Refreshments were served
and a few hours pleasantly passed.
DR.. Dubois, Of New York, visited
in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luis F.. Mora visited
Mrs. Morals mother, Mrs. j. L. Comp
ton, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Watson an
nounce the birth of a daughter at
their home, 10 Lakewood avenue,
Pittsburg. Mrs. Watson was formerly
Miss Jennie Coutts, of this city.
Frank Rodecker, who, with William
Smith, owns the old Blue Front
grocery store at Maurer, is very i'll at
the city hospital.
Miss Anna Germs is at the city hos
pital, suffer from rheumatism.
Max Lelchtman, who was bitten by
a dog a short time ago, is recovering
from the effects.
r. +. Martin, of New Brunswick,
was in town today.
James Garfield, accompanied by
Robert Williams, students OF Il New
Y ork Dramatic school, returned this
morning after Il few days visit with
Mr.. Canfield's cousin Mrs. Harry
Woglom, of No. POP State street.
Miss Stella Wolf, of New Bruins
wick, was a local visitor yesterday.
Mark Skidmore was an out-oi-town
visitor yesterday.
Daniel O'Brien has returned to his
duties in Jersey City after Il visit
with friends in town.
Thomas Wilhelm, who for the past
two years has been connected with the
Perth Amboy city hospital, has re-
signed TO conduct a photograph gallery
in Railway. Thomas Healey, who, for
many years, has been connected with
the Mt. Loretta orphans home on
Staten Island, has succeeded him.
Miss Jennie Shay, of II Jefferson
street, spent Sunday in Newark.
John Lofquist, Of Brooklyn, is visit
ing relatives in Brighton emu
Miss Helen Bloodgood, of l5S
Brighton avenue, is visiting friends
and relatives at New Brunswick for Il
week.
William j.. Jones was a visitor at
Newark, Saturday night,
Frances Wehriritz, Bert Newton,
Eugene Seq, Fred Schnider, from
New Brunswick, were visiting Perth
Amboy Saturday.
Mrs. ID. Hardy, manager of the Red
Star trading stamp store, is very i'll.
Harry Is. Anlerbach has returned
from Il visit to Stevens Institute. Fri
day night he saw the Prince of Pilsen
at the New York theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sweet, of
Brighton avenue, attended the theatre
in New York, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred f. Jones and
daughter, of Prospect street, are
visiting Mrs. William Sharples, at
New Brunswick.
Albert French, of Smith street,
spent Sunday with relatives in New
Brunswick.
Thomas Henderson, of Gordon
street, is improving his house by add
ing Il bath
Miss Lily Petty is in New York.
Mrs. William Bentz, of Princes
Bay, spent Sunday with relatives in
town.
Inspector Strongman, of the Wool
worth stores, is looking over the local
store today.
Mrs. Fred Haney sails Saturday,
April -, to spend a few months with
her parents in Ireland.
Mr.. p. Applegate, of West Free
hold, spent Sunday with his daughter,
Mrs. W. G. Comings, of State street.
H. Ramsay Crowell. who commences
taking his examinations at Brooklyn
tomorrow for the Annapolis Academy,
spent yesterday at his home in this
city.
Miss Mamie Morris and Miss Cecilia
Walsh will attend the knights OF
Pythias dance Easter Monday night
- StD,atI A,,La-