Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-12
LOCALE ITEMS.

Mrs. J.. H. Gordon was'a Perth Am
boy visitor Saturday.
Howard Dillon, of Mafn street, was
in New York Saturday.
Mrs. Edward Clmyer and children,
of Augusta street, were in Perth Am
how Saturday afternoon.
Miss Julia 4 Gordon, of Augusta
street, spent saturday afternoon in
Perth Amboy.
prof. Fitch was a New York visitor
Saturday.
Miss Kate Bogart, of Second street,
was an out of town visitor saturday.
Mrs. M. McCarty, OF South Amboy,
was in Perth Amboy Saturday.
Miss Bessie Apologize, OF Second
street. was an out of Owl visitor sat
urday.
MT. Frank Dey, of Bordentown ve-
nue., is spending a few days in Vlr-
ginia.
The dollar roll call of the First
BAPTIST church, at South Amboy, Will
be held Tuesday night, November I'd.
This roll is for building improve
ments. A portion of the money SO
raised is to be expended in the need
full repairs of the parsonage connect
ed with the church.
E. s. Mason, of the firm OF Still
well & Mason, removed the body OF
] j. Hunt, the brakeman who was
killed by coming in contact with the
bridge near Helmetta, to his home in
Trenton. Mr.. Hunt was unmarried
ana made his home with a married
sister at the aforementioned place.
Mrs. Ellen Disbrow, of Stevens ave-
nue., is visiting her son, George Dis
brow, at Lowell, Mass. ,tn4
The Christian Endeavor society, OF
the Baptist church. will hold a grand
social Thanksgiving night.
Frank Miller, of Augusta street,
will put up a building on the corner
of Main and Thompson streets. The
building will be constructed of ce-
ment brick and win be used, when
completed, tiley lower floor for store
and second floor as a dwell
ing fat. ig
RS. Mason having been appointed
deputy coroner for South Amboy in
the absence OF a resident coroner, and
in cases where accidents occur result
ing In death In or In close proximity
to the borough, VIII be the-propeI
person to notify pending the arrival
A OI LIE OfOHt /" NM1nw te-~ffA rNtNf-ft r. Hf-.
Noione having identified or claimed
the body of the unknown man found
drowned near Kearny's dock, J.sJ,
Scully inferred the same yesterday at
Frnston cemetery near Ernston sta
tion. e So.
Walter johnson, of Bordentown,
who was quite seriously injured some
time ago in the P. r, r. shipyard of
South Amboy, has sufficiently recov-
cred to III his occupation today.
Charles Stratton, newsdealer at the
depot, and his daughter, Mrs, Taylor,
spent Saturday night with friends in
Keyport.
Peter Metzger, grandson of Captain
Charles Parisen, has secured a situa-
tion at the vaseline factory at Perth
Amboy and will enter upon his duties
today.
The Yacht Club of South Amboy
will bowl the Keyport Club at their
bowling alleys at Keyport tonight.
The P. r. r. Y. M. c. A. played a
game of pool with the South Amboy
Yacht Club at their rooms one even
ing during the past week. The Y. NJ.
: C.. A. boys are improving and the Y.
G. boys will have to get a little more
practice to eve matters up.
p. Hughes, superintendent of the
Colonial Life Insurance Company, of
Jersey City, and who resides in New
Brunswick, visited South Amboy Sat
urday- .ti
At the mems meeting at the P. r.
r. *, M. c.. A, yesterday the speaker
was M. B. Bcckham, a student at the
University OF PENNSYLVANIA, a promi-
nent football player. If MI, Beckham
IS as forcible N his pRfipg on the
a success. All the mel enjoyed his
talk greatly ~ FAD
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