Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-07

place tonight.
Some crushed stone has been placed
along the trolley rails at the corner
of State and Smith streets.
DR.. w. G. Snodgrass, who may be
appointed pastor of Simpson M. F..
church, was presented with a $3.50
purse by his Plainfield congregation
Tuesday night. ,8s.
The Robinson Moging Picture Com
pany will appear III Wilder hall next
Tuesday,
A new plate glass, to replace a
broken one, was yesterday placed in
the east window Of L.. BRIGGS store,
Smith street.
DR.. f. C. Henry has been entertain
ing his brother, John Henry, of Tren-
ton. f"s
Jay b. FRANKIE is nursing two sore
fingers which yer caught in a car
door Sunday.
Mrs. j. w. Lupton, formerly of this
city, has returned to her home after 4
visit with friends in town.
The door of Fl. Richman's store at
359 State street, was found not locked
last night.
An immigrant arrived in town at
$3.50 O'Clock last night. He was guided
by Patrolman Kozuso to SO Charles
street.
Mrs. Hannah Brownell, who has
been visiting her niece, Mrs. Robert
Hanson, of 272 Smith street, for three
weeks, has returned to her home at
Freehold.
Thomas Ryan, of South River, was
a visitor in town Thursday.
Remsen Johnson, of y Lewis street,
who has been confined to his home
with rheumatism, is slowly improv-
ing,
Conductor Henry Vroom, of 272
Smith street, spent Thursday in New
Brunswick.
A letter was received in this city
yesterday afternoon stating that Cor
nelius G.. Jones, OF 1853 Brighton ave-
nue., who is travelling through the
west, had arrived at Kansas City. MI.
Jones at presents stopping at the Mer-
chants Hotel there.
Superintendent w. j.. l.ansley, of the
H. s. NJ. Telephone Company, was in
town this morning.
n. S. Kellogg, of Newark. who is to
put the heating APP paratus in School No.
1, is in town today. This morning. ac-
companied by School Commissioner
Crowell, he looked over the school.
This morning the good work of filliog
the dump between South First street and
Maids ON avenue with dirt and not gar
bage was started.
Confirmation rites will be administered
to a large class in Our S aviour's Danish
Lutheran church, Sunday, April 80.
The Board of Education now expect to
have ever ything in order at school No. I
Madison avenue and Paterson street, by
the end of this month, so that the child,
rem Of school No. l can be transferred
May |. In conversation with "A NEWS
reporter last night President Walker said
that he did not expect any delay.
Cardboard posters are being put out by
Frank Smith. b~illposting agent of the
Darfh A m hnu rnnsap,anf (o,.r r..
the first game at Amusement Park a
week from Sunday. The hills have the
photos of the players in a row across the
top.
Harry Mccormick, who has played
fielder in triumphant style in Jersey City
New York and Philadelphia, and an old
Eastern Lacquer, has been engaged to
play center field for the Perth Amboys.
Miss Bessie Boc2 played yesterday
afterno IN at one Of the Lenten organ re-
citals in the church of the Divine
Paternity, New York.
The unique lattice work summer house
which has stood in the yard of W. H.
McCormlck's residence, 1873 High street,
ocNcldi years, was luOVeu tOuAy TO
the residence of c. ). Laney, Water and
Market streets.
The goo s Of Thomas Redhing are be
ing moved today to Trenton.
Lawyer william Brown, OF Woodbridge
was a local visitor today.
Charles Durham has moved from this
city to Jersey CITY.
The condition OF Conrad F, Hall il not
rs favorable today as 1t was yesterday.
He passed a bad night.
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