Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-02

day night in y great hurry from Par
lin on a quest for a man to go there
and fix two pumps which he said had
broken down and nothing could be
done until they were put in order
again. re made the three miles in a
very few minutes on a wheel.
Miss Elsie Apple tie has moved
from her cottage on the beach to the
Morgan cottage at Morgan Station.
Jacob Germs, William Bath and
a party Of friends from Perth Amboy
held a clambake on the beach at Nor
gan Sunday.
The Morgan Gun Club held a meet
ing Sunday afternoon.
A new fence has been put up around
Henry Leonard's plot in ST. Mays
cemetery.
Ward Snyder's yacht, the Queen
Bess," is still at the creek, where it
is said they expect to lay u for the
winter.
1t is said that Mr.. Decker. the
bridge tender of the county bridge at
Morgan, has resigned his position and
William Langan has been appointed in
his place.
Frank Welsh took a short drive
Saturday, it being the first time he
has been out for three weeks, he hav-
ing been very ill with intermittent
fever.
Two employees of the N. Y. & N
j. telephone company were taking ac-
count of the telephone poles Saturday.
Patrick Monaghan has lost a valua-
BILE horse. The carcass was taken to
New Brunswick early Sunday morn
ing.
David Hewlitt's adopted daughter
has disappeared again 1t wilt be
remembered that several months ago
she went away and was brought back,
but they don't know where she has
gone this time.
John Straub, of Elizabeth is visit
ing relatives in town.
Mrs. Abe Everett, of Henry street,
had a bad fall last week.
Dominick Bulyoli, of Newark, was
a borough visitor Wednesday.
Adams Express Company had a new
horse sent out Satur Law for Express
Agent Applegate's use.
Joshua Jones, an old railroad man
with II great many friends in this bor-
ough, but who left this place about
fifteen q ago and went TO Borden
town and Mount Holly, died al tho
latter place last week. His remains
were taken in Camden for interment.
Frank Miller, of South River, was a
borough visitor Saturday.
Harry Lining returned home Satur-
, day after several months absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. S Rubenstein, of
Harlem, N. Y, are spending the
holidays, New Years and Yom Kip
per, with Mr. and Mrs. II. Kollisch,
of Broadway.
Milk shakes are the rage now at
Jay Sections confectionery.
Preston King and his son Johnnie
returned home from their trip south
and report a fine time. Mr.. King
found the place where he used to live
very much changed, but met several
of his former friends there who made
him welcome.
Ludwig Caille. of Newark. who has
just returned from a trip TO California,
spent Sunday with his wife. who is
visiting her parents in this borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kaufman enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Louis kreiels-
heimer, of Perth Amboy, Mrs. II.
Kollisch and granddaughtors of this
borough and Mrs. S. Rubenstein, of
New York city. Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe A. Sexton, OF
b roadway, entertained Justice and
Mrs. Frank DeGraw, of Main street,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Eugene Forman, OF
Mechaniesvillo, Mr.. and Mrs WILLIE
Fisher, of Sayteville, Mrs. K. Churc' :
of Broadway, and Miss Eliza Herring
OF Bordentown, Saturday night.
Howard Littell has had the shed In
his coal yard newly painted.
A little rain is very much need 4
to lay the dust and yet few care to see
it come for fear of having too much.
Lee Clark and Harry Petty were al
Keansboro one day last week on ;
cunning trip. They shot twenty
ployer.
Charles Furman, of Freehold, was
the guest of his Brother, Dick Fur
; man, of Catharine sire ct, Sunday.