Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-05-11
NEWS ITEMS.

ing Europe, wblch Was n nI tue most
unique ever seen. 1t was from "puerta
de ia Jeneria'' aud the party sta ted
This place il great, such buildings !
such people. They were the oldest IN
style and dress possible 20 imagine. 1t
was marked Continental Hotel.
Charles Thomas. Jr., of Bordentown
avenue, has resigned his position in
Mahoncy = grocery and has "A position as
messenger in the p r. II. terminal office.
D. &. Chase's mar has been setting
ont a number of plants for identifying
their large gard en- Ia broadway.
Frank Hankamp a commission mer-
chant of New York city, visited several
farmers in the suburbs TO drum up
pa irons, this week.
The floral department., of the Cen
studio, has the nost elegant display Of
geranIums and other plants for Decora
ton Day, ever seen in this borough.
Some of the trolley cars were seen
passing over the Bordeutown avenus
bridge Wednesday, WAS the report re-
cIeved but hey may have been work cars
AS two of them passed through The
borough in the afternoon.
William Holman has returned from
his visit in Florida.
Mrs. John Reynolds, of Second street,
entertained the Ladies' Aid Society, OF
the Baptist church Tuesday night. Re
freshmcnts were served and all had a
very pleasant time.
Miss Mccoy, vice principal Of school
No. ,. issued some new rules Wednesday.
Tho boys and girls are NOT to cross the
dividing lines of their Fairgrounds and
the SCHOLARS are not to leave the same
during recess for taking walks, etc.
Some of the chill lren are busy drawing
covers for their exhibits. butterflies
etc. and they will no doubt be very
pretty.
The sewing school Of Christ church
parish will close Saturday afternoon, Tor
the seas IN.
Mrs. Phoebe Morrill,, of Broadway, is
having u new fence built to her property.
Louis Baker Is doing the work.
Three of the ladies of the Lciderkrauz
enjoyed a trip to he city last Wednesday
and attended the matinee ut 18th street
theatre in the afternoon. They were
perfectly delighted with the play "rhe
Millionaire Detective
Mrs. Frei Hewlett. OF broadway, has
rel urned home after an extended visit in
Brooklyn.
Some of the scholars In school No. 2
were out gathering flowers for thcii
botany exhibits.
Mr.. Hartell. of Ernston, drove into
ten Tuesday and called on friends.
1t was payday on the docks Wednes-
day, but merchants said trade was quiet
Notwithstanding In the evening.
The old trees Dear the Yacht Club
house are being cut down to make room
for the lawn tennis grounds.
The fourth and eighth grades of schm |
No. | will have II county examination
aud win receive three certificates May ~
The other grades Will have II junior OK
animation Jnne =, aud will receive two
certificates.
The Daughters OF America hold their
fair this evening at K. OF Il. Hall.
Will Lewis. CT John street, is goiug to
have the woodwork of his pretty home
oiled. Mr.. Hewlett has the contract. MIR.
Littell will have some decorating done
in the house occupied by Dir. Haincs by
Mr.. Hewlett also.
Two men from out Of town were very
busy lettering store windows in this
borough Wednesday, umong them being
A. 9. Parlsen's drug store and Straub's
store.
Robinson's Profectoscopc Company
gave n show here Wednesday evening.
Fred Hewlett is very busy Just now.
He has painted and decorated all OF the
interior IF John Scully's house IN An
gusta street and 1t looks very handsome.
The paper used being very beautiful it
is said.
Mrs. William Sullivan. of Henry street,
spent Wednesday Perth Amboy.
The astrologist, Prof. Ashley, has ar
at Mrs. Charles Compton's In Bor-
avenhe.
Mrs. Edwin Furman. Of Sheepshe8d
Bay, is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Straub. OF the Heights.
Fred Wheeler spent Tuesday at Cos
Cobb, Connecticut, and purchased a five
horse power engine for his launch while
there.
Three eolorcd men Oh their way to
Atlantic City stopped in this borough
and played the guitar aud bnnio, sang
Ind danced Wednesday night and those
who henrd them said their playing and
was something grand.
Miss Florence Psrisen. of Broadway,
vas a New York visitor Wednesday.
Woman's Way.