Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-09
SOUTH AMBOY
NEWS ITEMS.

Mr., and Mrs. John Dayton, of George
street, entertained n number of guests
from Perth Amboy and New York city
New Years, Sunday, at dinner.
Anyone seeing the birds JOY at finding
bread thrown out in a yard for them
while the snow was on the ground would
not forget to feed them. IT was n pleasure
to watch them eat. They appeared to
ike bread that had been soaked in water
best.
G. straub was a New York visitor
Friday.
Revival services will be held all of
next week, except on Saturday evening,
at the ". f. church at 7.30 o'clock.
Quite a number of the members of Joel
Parker Council left this place for New
Brunswlc lex, Friday evening to attend n
meeting of th2 councils at that place, but
Il great many did not go on account of the
storm.
Mrs, Media Clark, of New York city,
has been spending a few days with her
son Lee, at Morgan.
Mr.. Kabosky, who has been very iii
from the effect Of II bad fall, is able to
be out again.
Mrs. William Quackcnboss, of New
Brunswick, is spending a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Il. Quackenboss, of
Broadway.
Charles Reid, of Sayresville, was visit
ing friends in town, Sunday.
Edward Smith, of Railway, was spend
| ing Sunday with friends in town.
Charles Edgerton, of Tottcnville, was a
borough visitor Sunday.
le There is IA rumor afloat that a certain
saloon keeper has hired DANGERS store in
Broadway.
About fifty men and boys were out sun.
day digging clans, all the way from
Conover's point TO Whale creek.
Mr.. William Thorpe and daughter, for
mer residents of this borough, have Ie-
tnrned to their home in Bayonne, after Il
pheasant visit with Mrs. Charles Pearcc,
of John street.
The fence around the Gem Studio
which blew down during the storm has
been put in place again and repaired.
1t is said that this months pay will
not mount to much as far as the mer-
chants are concerned, as all sorts of bills
have been sent out to the people of this
borough.
C~heeseQuake Creek is clear of ice.
Mrs. Van Zant. her son Lester, ard
daughter Alice, will leave town in a few
days for Asheville, North Carolina, for
the benefit of her sons health.
Mrs. .Symms Campbell, Of Main street,
has recovered from an attack of bronchitis
with which she has been quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. =. Jones, of John
street, had Il dinner party New Years
day. The guests were from Brooklyn and
Mrs. Charles Pearce, of John street. y
fine dinner was served and a pleasant time
followed.
Rev. William Baker, of Trenton, spent a
day with his mother in broadway, while
%enroute to Providence, II. l., for the holt
days, where his wife was visiting her
mother.
Rev. j. | cuppi, of Fair Haven, attend
ed the funeral Of Lemuel Eler, Saturday.
Mrs. r. S. Walsh entertained some
friends Friday at her home in Catherine
street, among them the News correspond
ent. Dainty refreshments were served
and all had a very pleasant social time.
One Of the ladies introduced Il new style
of hair dressing and created considerable
amusement, but will no doubt see the
style copied in the near future by those
who were present.
Mrs. Johann Mundy, of Broadway. eI-
tcrtalned Mrs. Margaret Palmer, OF Main
street, Sayrcville township, Wednesday.
They have laid off some of the South
Amboy help at the Old Bridge Tile Works,
on account of work being slack.
r. S. Conovcr, of Princeton, was in
town Thursday.
Miss Ollie Durham and Will Mundy
were New York visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Hunt will take up
housekeeping in part of Mr.. and Mrs
William Moorc's house in Catherine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mundy, of Gather
inc street, entertained at dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lane AMI son Willie, of
Church street, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Robinson and daughter Sadie. of Morgans-
vile, New Years day.
The Swan Hill ice houses are mo e
than half filled at the present time.
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81 see that somebody is again writing