Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-10
NEWS ITEMS.

Miss Mae Convery, of New York, is the
guest of Miss Gertrude Petty, of Second
street.
As soon rs VI. Welsh's barn Is moved
off of Mrs. r. H. Rathbun's property
in Church street. : Hoagland Bros, OF
Perth Amboy, will begin the building
CT the new house for j. A. Sexton, agent
for Mrs. Rathbun. The house will he
similar to Mr.. SeXton's house on
Catharine street.
There was quite an excitement Thurs
day in the vicinity of Stevensdale in
Broadway when the roar of Protection
steamer was heard pumping water from
the lake ut Stevensdale 1t was supposed
that there was a fire some where and the
small boys declared it was at Mechanics
vile, but it proved to be a connecting of
the water siphon between the lake and
the water supply tank at the coal storage
grounds.
NJ. Welsh had a chance to dispose of
some Of his lots at n good figure but he
didn't see it that way. 60 did not accept
the offer and so missed the benefit of his
property of the establishing of IA plant in
that section
Sullivan Bros are doing u rushing
business with ice cream in their attrac-
tive parlors and stores, Notwithstanding
lots of competition in different parts of
the borough.
ID. C. Chase's lawn looks lovely after
the late rain.
Fred Batzell, of Broadway, was a New
York visitor Thursday.
q. Straub will nave a telep hone placed
in his meat market at Broadwa and
David st reet. Instead of using II bell
running from Parisen's drug store to
call them. They will be able to respond
to Gust omers direct from the market
which will lie more convenient for all
hands. -"'
Charles White, of Perth Amboy, was a
borough visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ward b. Snyder, of Perth
Amboy, were borough visitors Friday.
Civil Engineer Brogger, of Perth Am
boy will shortly survey tw lots in
Augusta street, sfor M. Welsh.
1t is rumord that there is going to be a
change made in the management of the
Union News stand at the Central station
Joe A. Sexton and son William, were
contemplating an auto tiip TO-DAY to
Newark.
Tn. King Crab is a very much discussed
hoisefeet at present.
Rev. BUR Ogden, pastor. of tie John
Street M. f. church is improving after
a few W eeks tedious illness.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Peter Fisher and Mr.. and
Mrs. w ILLS Fisher, of Sayreville, will
spend Saturday and Sunday at their
summer residence in All enhurst
Mr.. and Mrs. Courve rsier enjoyed a
spin in company with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
A. Sexton in their auto, to Old Bridge
Friday night.
Mrs.. Steven Muffin, of Main street,
returned home Wednesday from a de
Ii ghtf al weeks visit with her daughter,
Miss Carrie in Brooklyn, While away
Mrs. Martin attended the theatre,
enjoyed u spin in an automobile and took
In the sights of the town.
Mr.. Crossman's new automobile
arrived in town Thursday in fine order
and he is greatly pleased with 1t. Parties
who have seen it say i is a fine machin e
The rumor concerning H. G.. Perriue,
ST.. having won an automobile, as stated
in..the NEW, proved to be correct. 1t is
a Stems machine
Miss Sarah Brophy will start on Mon
day as saleslady ia j. A. Sextoa's con-
fectionery store. On account of the
demand for ice cream Mr.. Sexton will
have an addition built to his store for an
ice cream psrlor, In about IA week
William Mum has the Goa TT act for
building it.
MRS. Charles Grover, of Bordentown
avenu and Mrs. Koch, of George street,
enjoyed a trip out of town by trolley
Friday.
J. e. ScEank, of Red Bank, is Wis Ting
friends in Second street.
Frank ~Schants, of this borough, was "A
New York visitor Friday.
They ale filling in the ground aronnd
the Scott building on the corner OF
Broadway and Henry street.
Charles Woods, of Perth Amboy, was "A
borough visitor Wednesday
The Yacht Club Tennis Court is shout
completed.
Miss Nan Oliver of Sayreville, was
the guest of Mrs. John Rue, of broadway
Friday.
They are lowering the water pipe in
front of Sections property occupied by
Albaugh & Lovely in Broadway.