Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-30

LOCAL ITEMS.

. tertained Senator and Mrs. John II
Mcbride of Sussex, over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Rose, of upper Bor-
dentown avenue, the Heights, wa
able to sit on the porch Saturday.
Mrs. Peter Applegate, of Second
street. is entertaining guests from
out of town.
The finishing touch, the inside
trimming, is being done to f. w.
Mundy's house on ~Bordentown ave-
nue., after which it will be ready for
occupancy.
A party accompanied by a man in
working clothes, got off a trolley car
yesterday afternoon, and thoroughly
inspected the trolley tracks on Broad
way and near the Bordentown avenue
curve.
Miss Stella Havens, of George
street, reports a delightful time while
s~ojourning at Bradley Beach.
Mrs. Irving l. Turner had hardly
gotten over her delight at a surprise
her husband rendered her on her re-
turn from a four weeks sojourn for
her health at the Water Gap, in the
shape of a nicely fitted up bathroom,
when another delightful surprise
came from him. This time it was
a fine piano.
The Misses Celia and Mildred Ru-
bernstein are anticipating another
visit with their parents in New York
city during their vacation from school
in this borough.
Mrs. Noah Furman and Mrs. B.
f. Howell have returned from their
soiourn at Saratoga and Mrs. Fur
man is spending a few days with her
daughter in New York city.
Mrs. b. r. Ravens and children,
of Broadway. have returned home
from an enjoyable visit with Mrs.
Ravens sister in Brooklyn. Mr.. Ha-
vens spent from Saturday till Mon
day with them, while they were there
Miss Mae Conner, of David street,
has returned home from a ten days
sojourn at Atlantic City.
The boys are camping on r. S.
Conover grounds, where they camp
every summer for a few days through
the kindness of Mr.. Conover's son the
minister.
A number of children were enjoy
ing an outing, a shore picnic Monday,
and were drenched by a shower that
came up while they were there and
their chaperon hurried them home.
Nelson Hunt and Henry Brown are
enjoying two weeks of their vacation
in the country, near Deans.
Wyck Rue, of New York, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Rue, of Henry street.
Chester Brown, of Pleasant Plains,
sent n of his friends in town a SOU
venir postal card from Springfield,
Mass, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worthing, of Broad
way, eneraitned some guests from
New York last week.
Michael Sullivan has a position on
the postal service route at Kingston.
Charles Thomas, who has charge
of the freight for the p. r. r. com
'pany, is enjoying a weeks vacation
at Point Pleasant, Asbury Park and
Jersey City.
Miss May Higgins, of MaXville,
the popular saleslady in Kellirch's
dry goods store, is spending part of
her vacation at Greenville. Her
mother accompanied her there, Next
week Miss Higgins will spend a few
days elsewhere.
Vorey Johnson has moved all the
green, etc, on his sidewalk on Broad
way, near Bordentown avenue and it
looks fine. 1t is a good example for
the rest of the residents residing in
that vicinity.
A little bird is whispering of an
other wedding to take place on Main
street soon.
Miss Sallie Heston, of Mechanics
Vile, has returned home from a visit |
with relatives at Tarrytown, N. Y.
Mrs. August Behne and daughter, |
Lillian, have returned home from
their visit with friends at Sharon,
Conn.
Mrs. Charles Thomas, of Second
street, spent Tuesday with relatives
at Railway.
Miss Dorothy Pierson, of Trenton,
expects to return home after a pleas
ant visit with her aunt on Second
street soon.
The M. E. Church of Bedford, will
run a trolley excursion to South Am
boy tonight. They are expected to
reach here about eight O'Clock.
We have been informed that the
of our various churches who
have been away for the past few
weeks enjoying their vacations will
be in their accustomed places OF Sun
day next.
Margaret Dolan, of Corning, N. Y,
Is spending a few weeks at the home
Of her cousin, Miss Nellie Dugan, 295
David street.
Miss Margaret O'Hara, of New
York, is spending a week with Miss
Nellie Minnick, of Henry street.
The Misses Wayne Minnick and
Grover spent Tuesday at Hap
Staten Island.
Chas. r.. Mason, of First street,
was taken quite i'll on Tuesday even
.ng. DR.. Haines was called in atten-
lance on Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bennett, of
New York, are visiting Mrs. Benefits
father, Mr.. +. Hewlett, of Broadway. |,