Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-04
PORT READING.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Maud Corner has returned
home after spending a pleasant time
with relatives in New York.
Richard C~aracollia's two. children
are visiting their grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Caracollia, here.
The grading and building of the
new approach to the new drawbridge
owned by the trolley road going
through is being rapidly pushed
along.
A special meeting was held last
Friday night by Port Reading Fire
Company No. 1, and important bust
ness transacted.
Mrs. John Bern and son were Wis
itors in Perth Amboy Friday last.
Captain Farrell, of the schooner
Eliz. t. Doyle, had some express sent
from Hoboken on the 2Sth and is
prevented from Sailing on account of
tie exphress failing to arrive here.
Miss Carrie Turner spent Friday
at Boynton Beach.
New crossing bells have been plac-
ed on the railroad crossing here and
sounds like a fire alarm bell when a
train is approaching.
MI. Anthony McNulty, who has
been very i'll for the past two weeks
with a severe attack of stomach trou-
Bile. is about again and looking much
improved since able to get out In the
air.
Mr.. George Brown and John San
ders were visitors in South Amboy
Friday night last.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cooper ere
out of town visitors Sunday night.
James Russo was a visitor in New
York yesterday.
Neil Zullo entertained friends from
New York today.
S. Woolley visited his father at
Stamford, Conn, today.
Engineer William Tolle is visiting
in Easton, Pa.
Engineer Daniel Hurley was a Wis
itor in Elizabeth.
Samuel Brown, of Midtown, came
to Port Reading Sunday on his motor
cycle and spent the day with his
brother, Parker Brown.
Thomas Gallagher, William Tur-
ner, James Chance and James Barry
attended a ball game at the Reform
atory near Railway Sunday.
Mrs. r. A. Brown entertained com
pany from New York Sunday.
Thomas Muerhill is suffering from
an attack of hay fever.
Misses Gileson, of Picton, are Wis
iting at Miss Dolly Twins.
Mrs. Charles Mccormack and sis
ter returned home after spending a
vacation at Thousand Islands and
Lake Placid.
William McAndrews received a
painful scald by accidentally turning
over a hot cup of coffee.
John Burke has resigned his posi-
ton as car Inspector with the p. &
r. Co., and will return to his old
home in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Deberon spent Sunday in
Newark and will visit Coney Island
before returning home.
Percy Cunningham, of New York,
is visiting friends in town.
Parker Brown spent Saturday af-
ternoon in Perth Amboy.
Mrs. James e. Brown is spending
a week with Mrs. G. W. Pe%nnypack-
er, of Elizabeth.
Levi Critz, of Jersey City, was Wis
iting in town Sunday.
Engineer David Overhaul spent
Snduay at his fathers homo in Dell
ington, Pa.
Mr.. Robert Lows spent Sunday
with his parents in Perth Amboy. E
Michael Call and William Irvine
were automobiling Sunday in Mr.. De-
murer's auto.
Samuel Carlton, of Philadelphia,
was in town Sunday.
Richard Carrecter and family, of
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Sunday in his power boat to visit his
father. Mr.. Carricelli gave a clam
bake, Rhode Island style, which was
attended by Joseph Nevil, engineer in
local yard, A. Stewart, of Chicago,
and conductor Robert Irvine. All re-
port a good time. Mr.. Carricelli re-
turned to business Monday morning,
but his family will stay here for a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Carri-
cells father.
Mrs. Blair and daughter, Bessie,
and Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Orteman, of
Newark, are spending a week at
Greenwood Lake, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Zrilenback
spent Sunday in Elizabeth.
Miss Lena Olsen is visiting in
Perth Amboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zirenback, of Dan
vile, Pa and Mrs. DR.. II. M. Daily,
of Dushore, Pa, who have been Wis
iting Joseph Zielenback, have return
ed to their homes.
j. II. Haffner is back to duty after
spending two days at Atlantic City.
Labor Day vas a very quiet day in
Port Reading.
oney Divito treated the boys to
bottles of wine yesterday.