Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-25

NEWS MS.

been calling on friends in this Dor.
ough.
George EHillman, of the Heights,
and G. Marshal Church, Of Broad way,
attended a theatre Thursday afternoon
and the Spoitsman's Show in the
evening in New York city and had
very enjoyable eime.
Mast.r Willie 2, tty, Of Second
street, ia i'll nth the measles.
/ Ralph A Dew of Broad way. has
Just recovered from two weeks Illness.
with which he has been confined to
the l'ous- and not able to attend t.
business He and Mrs Dey spent
W .shipRtons' birthday with their
daughter. Mrs. George Yeandle, Of
Jersey City.
Miss Manhattan, of David street, is
very ill.
Richard McCloud was a New York
visitor THURSDAY
The tug Mabel had q wheel krorked
off Thu sdnv bV the ice in the bay.
George Di.brow was a Perth Aubov
visitor Thursday evening.
The Ladi-s Aid, of the Baptist
church met OF the homo of Mrs.
Waiter Mrndvs, of Ua'ho inc street,
Tuesday night A fine supp T was
served t.y their hostess end the even.
ing was a very enjosable one.
+ Miss Helen Scnlly entertained
Arthur P tiers n, of W~noobrilge, at
/ er home Wednesday evening.
3. r Ravens n family are now
settled in IN ir new home at Broad
WY and Catherine street.
James Duniam, of Perth Amboy,
spent Sunday evening 10 this Dor
ough.
Mrs. Samuel Whitehead, Of South
II var, spent Thursday with her
,lauehta', Mrs. Frank DEFY. of Borden.
town avi nue.
Mrs. Henry Thomas, OF John street.
who has b. Ell very i'll with the grip for
about two W. eks. shows a very 81 ght
improvement.
Mss Lo tia Cleaver. of B'ooklvn, IL
v sitting her sister, Mrs. II. Cap1er, of
the II iphts.
Mamie Woodward, of First street
had a bad SWELL with her tle.rt THUS
Il " in school.
CAPTAIN Wood Applegate, OF MGR
gau, attended tho spnrtsmen's Show
in N ,dlsoil Square Garden Thursday
Isaac Chattcn was q Per il Amhoy
visitor Thursday evening
I Walter Peppler, of G or9e street.
was a Peltl Amboy visitor Thursday
evening.
Lee Clark, of Morgan, was a New
York Wis TOT Thursday.
Mrs. Edward Shelby. of New York
citV, spent Washlngton's birthday
with her father at Ye Oide Spy House
at Morgan.
Mrs. Weller. of Ernston, was re.
ported as SO very ill that she is not
expected to live.
Miss Mnggie French, of David
street, aud friend attended, the Broad.
wav theatre and enjoyed ''Fatinirza. >
I 10 said that enc Of the firms in
this borough will very shortly dissolve
partnership.
Miss Ethel French, # D, il street.
left town Thursday for an extended
visit With relatives in Phil.r elnhi .
and expacts to 81 friends IN Mary
land before returning acme.
A large tow VISA broug { in THUS
day TO ne | ,ade1 with soft and hard
Goa for New YyrS.
The barge Warren is loaded for
Fall Riv' with soft coal and waiting
for the Mascot and another TUG to tow
her out. The tugs are hindered by the
ic..
: Mrs. Ge Tyrrell. of Gorge
street, is visiting relatives in Book.
Ign
Henry Farlander has bosn visiting
relatives at Tabernacle.
John Cramer has been visiting
friends at Asbu'y Park.
MIR. McRotsi", of Phil 'defliha, is in
town and ia somewhat lime from
hsv,ng lad a cake of ice, weighing
about three hundred pou dis, fall on
his toes. He and his ia nilv are get
ting ready for moving heir household
< DDS f., ON their resid nee III Jol n
st act to Phila g phia.
The moving picture show at X. OF
p han, Vein sdsy night, had a full
house.