Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-31
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[ MIS-. HuiuaH fetly, Oh SECOND
street, is s%ojourning at Ocean Grove
) for two weeks.
J Miss Celin Carey, of Church street,
Z and her guest, Miss Mary Monahan,
of ~Bordentown, enjoyed a visit to
Ocean Grove and returned home
Thursday, Miss Carey bringing two
nephews home with her for a visit.
ne VIC ladiets have gone to Borden
town where Miss Carey will visit her
cousin.
Mrs. Worthing moved her house
hold goods from her house on Broad
way, where she and Mr.. Worthing
have been summering and a party
from Red Bank have rented the
house. Their goods came Wednes-
day.
There was some kind of a festival
at Cliffwood Wednesday night and
two carriage loads and a number Of
other people went there from this
borough.
Vorey Johnson has repaired the
front fence of his residence on Broad
way.
Several Italians have been busy
digging the ground and filling it in
with cobble stones along the track
of the Broadway and Bordentown
avenue curve which underwent an in
spection two days ago.
Mrs. Mary Smith, of Bordentown,
avenue, is entertaining a lady friend
from out of town.
Mrs. Frank Petty and son, Harry,
have been scjourning at Ocean Grove
for several days and were expected
home yesterday.
Miss Albaugh, of Broadway, was
entertaining a number of friends
Tuesday afternoon. They were pass
ing the time with music, singing and
merry laughter.
Mildred and Celia Rubenstein ex-
pect to attend school in New York
City the coming season. They will
be greatly missed by their many
friends in this borough.
Miss Gertrude Smith, of Borden
town avenue, entertained Miss Ruth
Locke, OF Broadway, Wednesday af-
%ternoon.
Mrs. T. S. Walsh, of Catharine
street, and her guests from Yonkers,
and New York city, enjoyed an outing
by trolley yesterday. The guests will
take in the baby show at Ocean ~rove
today. Mrs. Walsh has heard from
Mr.. Walsh and he is enjoying his
trip very much.
Waldemar Krouse spent Tuesday
in New York city and Mrs. White sub
stituted in the store during his abs
ence.
We enjoyed the cool, yet sun shiny
day yesterday, the first one for a long
time and we know how to appreciate
1t. Very little humidity and no show
An. w1aIo AlA 1r.r - .1@ll-Ik r |
Masters Melvin Hunt and Harry
Brown. of Catharine street, are en-
joying two weeks in the country.
The electric lights on the Pier R..
R. coal docks looked unusually brill
liant Wednesday night. They appear
ed like beautiful large stars seen
from Broadway.
The singing by a number Of voices
in Mr.. Thompson's house In Second
street, Wednesday evening, rang out
on the air and caused pessersby to
listen and enjoy hearing it.
Miss Lottie Clearer, of Brooklyn,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Anna Cap
ner of the Heights.
Simmons butternut bread from
Perth Amboy seems to be making a
hit in the borough. The wagon is |
seen here every day and is apparent
ly well p%atronized for cakes and pies
as we'll as the bread.
Those who have city water in their
houses will no doubt be glad to have
the water that Is different" for as
1t Is now, after left standing for
awhile for use nights in upstairs
rooms, it tastes very bad and not fit
to drink. 1t is really sickening at
times and cannot be healthy.
Mr.. Henry Thomas, of John street,
has a bad attack of Indigestion, but
is improving again.
Mrs. VIII Edwards, of Second
street, has been entertaining guests
from out of town.
The Swan Hill Ice Company is very
busy at present. They have been
serving most of the town of late with
ice and it is certainly of excellent
quality.
John Emory, of Bound Brook, is
visiting his nephew of the Rippewan
House.
Chas. Steurwald is visiting at Cape /
May.
John e. Montgomery has returned
from a two weeks vacation at Sar-
atoga.
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delivery wagon. C
Mrs. Hartung, of Perth Amboy, is '
visiting her daughter, Mrs. William |
Sullivan, of First street. [
Rev. DR.. Mulhun, a former pastor |
of the Baptist church of this place, I
Is visiting at ~Sayreville, N. ]. He
spent a short time with our genial {
agent, Mr.. Chas. Stratton, at
lbs news stand on Thursday after Il
noon. S
Hon. B. F. Howell was in town .
Thursday. r
Mrs, Sarah Brophy, the saleslady l
Of ], NJ. Paterson in his John street
bakery, has resigned her position i,
and returned to her home on =
Bergen hill; Mr.. Paterson's sister is a
now filling the place =