Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-11
U AMBOY.
LOCAL ITEMS.


MIR. John Fowler, of East avenue
has a very heavy cold.
Miss Eloise Gimbernat, OF Cliff
road, spent Tuesday afternoon in
Railway.
Mrs. John C. Fowler, OF East ave-
nue. entertained a few friends at her
home with cards Tuesday evening.
Jerome Cuppia, of Cliff road, spent
Tuesday afternoon in Railway seeing
the firemen's parade and all the gale
ltics in Railway near Cherry street.
Miss Edna Fowler, of East avenue,
spent Tuesday afternoon out OF town,
Mrs. Leonard, of Cliff road, spent
Tuesday in New York city.
Mrs. Irving Demarest and little II
wing Demarest, of West venue, spent
Tuesday afternoon in Woodbridge
with friends on Green street.
Count and Countess dc Pierre Ecu
and little son have returned to their
home on Holton avenue, after Il sum
mer's absence. The countess de
Pierre Ecu and little son have been
visiting in Boston, Mass, all summer.
Miss Florence Ballard, of Cliff
road, is spending a couple of days
with her friend, Miss Mary Marlor. OF
Roselle.
Men have been busy in town put
ting up new wires on Woodbridge
avenue.
A few people have been playing
tennis on the Sewaren Tennis Club
courts, lately.
Mrs. Charles Eddy, of Avenue A.,
Bayonne, formerly of this town, spent
last Thursday in town with Miss M.
C. Stoddart.
Count de Pierre Ecu, of Holton
avenue, is entertaining his brother
from France, for a few weeks.
Fred Hughes, of West avenue who
is the chief of tn Woodbridge fire
company, represented the local fire
company in the firemen's parade in
Railway, Tuesday afternoon.
There was a special meeting of the
vestry of st. Johns church Wednes-
day evening. Arrangements are be-
ing made to secure a rector for this
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis F. Ballard, of
Cliff road, are having a small conser-
vatory for their plants during the
winter put up on their place.
Mrs. j. G. Williams, of West ave-
nue., spent Tuesday afternoon in Rah-
way to see the parade.
Mrs. r. o. Acher, of Cliff road,
spent Tuesday afternoon out of town.
Mrs. George Applegate, mother
and daughter, of Swan Hill, were
Perth Amboy visitors yesterday after
noon.
Joe A. Sexton and wife, who have
been spending a few days in Borden
town rntnTnn6 tO thnir hnnlnI in
South Amboy yesterday.
Orlando Perrine, Jr., has returned
to his former position in the employ
and has removed his family to Man
asquan.
Mrs. Catherine Sickles, of Red
Bank, is spending { .ew days with
Mrs. George Maghan, at 1928 Henry
street, South Amboy.
Mr.. e. Brown is putting in a new
front in the building on Broadway
owned by him and occupied by Mrs.
A. Ginter as a saloon.
Miss Clara Peterson, of First
street, attended the firemen's parade
at Railway Tuesday. October 8.
Mrs. Buckle has taken up her resi-
dence with Mrs. Mundy, of Broadway.
Thomas SaEers, of First street,
who has been employed at Railway
for a nunp6er of weeks, returned to
Amboyryesterday and is now staying
with August Geant. i
NJ. Ernest Cole, the genial train
MN on the passenger train that
leaves this place at 7:15 a, M, will
move to South Amboy and occupy
part of the house with William Selb,
in Main street.
Aaron Stillwell, of 256 Broadway,
spent a very pleasant day yesterday
IN the excursion to Mauch Chunk,
Pa.