Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-19

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Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas, #
Mechanics lille, entertained Mrs.
Thomas mother, Mrs. Fourratt. Mr..
and Mrs. John Heston, Master Rich
ard Connors and other friends on their
houseboat at CheescQuake creek, It
dinner, Sunday.
Mrs. Chris Straub has returned to
her home in Greenwich, Conn, after
a few DAYS visit with Ger parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S~teuerwald. Sr.
of Bordentown avenue. Master Charles
Straub, who has been spending SIEVE al
months with his grandparents, accom-
panied her home, where he VII at
tend school,
General foreman of the coal docks
John Cosgrove and Mrs. Cosgrove
have gone to Chicago, etc. where
they will spend Mr.. Cosgrove's vaca-
tion.
Charles Roddy has filled in his side
walk with several loads of ashes
which, when packed down, will be II.
great improvement. If several other
residents, or owners of property, in
that part of John street. would follow
suit they would help the appearance
of the street and the walking material
ly.
Mrs. Hilton Smith. of Burlington.
has been spending a few days with
her parents in Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler and SOD.
of Roosevelt avenue and Mrs, Boice.
of John street, enjoyed a trip to
C~heesequake creek and attended the
Harvest Home Thursday night.
Miss Sarah Brophy, of Bergen Hill,
spent Saturday in New York city.
Miss Sophie Rehfuss, of Ernston,
has been visiting her cousins in
Broadway the past few days.
1t was pay day at the terra Gotta
works Saturday.
They are setting Che boiler at the
new brick works.
Mr.. John Scully, of Augusta street
and Roosevelt avenue, is having the
bog of a piece OF property purchased
by him in the spring filled in.
Charles Green, assistant yardmaster,
is enjoying n week. vacation at Jobs
town. Mrs. Green accompanied him.
August Larsen, of George street, is
beautifying his house with a dress Of
green paint.
Mrs. j. S. Farr, of Howard. Rhode
Island, is the guest of Mrs. Potter l.
Dey, OF Second street,
A lady residing in Broadway picked
n pinple on her chin and it began to
swell and look SO badly that she
thought it best to consult a doctor,
fearing blood poison. The doctor cut
it about AN inch in dcpth, letting out
considerable pus and taking down the
swelling greatly. 1t was a great relief.
The doctor said if she had waited Il
dav longer before coming to him the
poison would have been all though
her system. 1t is apparently healing
up nicely.
Mrs. Mecham, of David street,
spent Saturday in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meinzer are
expected home from abroad some time
next week.
Miss Cleveland, teac her in the
South River school, is stopping With
Mrs. Jonathan Compton, Of Borden
town emu
Harry Minnick has returned home
from a ten days visit with friends in
Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Everett and
daughter have returned home from
their trip and Mr.. Everett resumed
work yesterday
The Morgan Gun Club has received
their new b%lackbird blue rock trap.
They expect to have it working at
their next shoot.
New Brunswick Cabin No. II, W..
G. A., have extended ~ invitation to
Raritan Cabin rs, W. G. A. and Court
Raritan No. "A, F.. of A., for a social
to be given at New Brunswick in the
near future.
Edwin Roddy has sold 5000 souven-
ir postal cards within II few months
and there are several other parties
in the business here besides him.
A ~disagrceable. stormy evening
made people dull and cast a gloom
oven the borough last night.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Rubenstein spent
Sunday with MIS-. Rubcnstein's par
ents in broadway.
Mrs Joseph Jackson. Jr., is enter
tanning two neices from out of town.