Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
SOUTH AMB0y.
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS.
Prof. Stems has been having privei
planted around his property and his
garden planted with handsome ger
aniums, roses, ETC., from the South
Amboy Floral Company's greenhouse
in Bordentown avenue.
The trolley company has not put
the fence back in Christ church GEM
etery.
The Daughters of America had a
full house Friday evening in X. of P.
Hall and the entertainment was pro-
nounced fine by good judges.
Mrs. Smith, of Bordentown avenue
has been i'll with the grip.
Mrs. Kate Metzger, of John street,
has been i'll with rheumatism and
confined to her bed.
Clinton Martin, formerly of this
borough, says he has purchased a
house in South River where he now
resides.
Cornelius Buckelew and Spencer
Berdine, of Browntown, were Laur-
ence Harbor visitors Sunday.
There vas a good sized crowd at
Morgan Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Shalvey, of New York city, were at
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day.
Chris Straub, Jr., of New York,
and a friend were in town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dey, of Bor-
dentown, entertained friends from
out of town Sunday.
Game Warden Charles S%teuerwald
was along the Delaware river on bus
mess Saturday and Sunday.
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visitor Sunday.
Dick Furman, of Morgan, enter
tanned several guests from II of
town Sunday.
Mrs. Smith, of Bordentown avenue,
is going to have her lawn rolled and
the ground made ready for croquet.
The fence between DR.. Louis Mem
zer's and Charles Morgan's grounds
has been taken down and privet has
been put in its place.
Mosquitoes did not forget South
Amboy Sunday night but made their
appearance rather too plentifully for
comfort.
James Kane, of George street, was
an out of town visitor Sunday.
Miss Margaret Nau, of Catherine
street, and George Nau spent Sunday
out of town.
H. G. Perrine has had the yacht
Hadassa newly painted preparatory
to getting her into commission.
MI. M. Riley has had a piazza built
over the front porch of his house on
Bergen Hill. James Carberry has
been timing the roof of it. james
Dutch built 1t.
The ladies of the Baptist church
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ty-third of this month.
Charles Roddy, of John street, was
an out of town visitor Saturday and
accompanied his daughter Lillian
home.
Mrs. William Nichols and daugh-
ter, of Henry street, were New York
visitors Saturday.
James A.. Sexton disposed of the
horse that baked and purchased a
new horse at Matawan.
Mrs. e. Griffin moved from out of
town to Augusta street recently.
John White Is expecting his moth
err for a visit with him and his family.
Samuel Rubenstein was a Perth
Amboy visitor Saturday night.
Mrs. Edward Anderson, of Yon-
kers, was the guest of Mrs. T. Baker,
of Broadway, Saturday and Sunday.
John White repaired and hung the
sign that has been down a number of
weeks In front of Howard Littell's
coal yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dixon, of
Newark, have been visiting Mrs. Dix
on's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mozart
ney, of Second street.
Miss Fannie Kollisch, of Brooklyn,
was entertained by Mrs Charles SAT-
from, of Bergen Hill. Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Anna Burkhard, of Mechan-
icsville, is yer yill.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Rubenstein
have been visiting Mrs. Rubenstein's
parents on Broadway.
Miss Lillian Roddy returned home
after a weeks visit with Mrs. Harry
Snow and family, of Linden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Campbell, of
Perth Amboy, and child were visit
ing their parents in thsi borough Sun
day.
Mr.. Walling, a former guest of
Mrs. Huldah Petty's, of Second street,
is visiting Mrs. Petty and daughter.
The fruit trees have been loaded
with blossoms, but yesterdays brecz-
es relieved them of their burden to a
great extent.