Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-11

LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. MeG1nniS ana MIS-. lDDS, Oh
! Newark, were visitors in town during
the past week.
A number of the young folks OF
South Amboy are anticipating an eX-
cursion to Keyport to attend ball to
be given Friday night March l5, by
the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
Charles Sprague, the barber, who
VAS taken seriously Ill Tuesday with
F, sIii' was enabled 20 secure the SER
vices OF q barber to carry on the busi-
ness at his shop in First street.
Charles is slightly better, but is still
| confined to his homt.
Miss Mamie Kennedy has secured
a situation in Sullivaus confection-
cry in Broadway.
Miss Mae Grover was visiting
friends in Jamesburg last week.
| Charles Bussem, of Sayreville, was
visiting friends in town the past
week.
Mrs. Joseph Jackson, of Broadway,
| Is entertaining her niece from Yon-
kers, NJ Y.
Mrs. II. West is quite i'll with grip.
The store opened by Miss Dora
Mullen, in Broadway, presents fine
appearance as she has a fresh and
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trade.
Miss E. Dayton and l.. Ruton were
New York visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Vandeventer.
of Mechaniesville, will move into the
house occupied by Mr.. Gideon Hutch
inson, has moved to Long Branch.
Mrs. Elmer Hunt and daughter,
having made an extended visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown, on
Catherine street, have returned to
their home.
Miss Regina Holton has secured D
situation in millinery establishment
in Perth Amboy
William Lambertson, who was i'll
for some time with grip, has recover
ed sufficiently to attend to his busi-
ness.
Miss Lille West is suffering with
a sprained ankle, caused by falling
down the stairs at her home.
Mrs. Peterson and daughter, of
Catherine street, were visitors at
Perth Amboy Saturday.
Miss Edith Bennett, of Bordentown
avenue, spent Saturday visiting In
Perth Amboy.
Mrs. P. Conway and daughter visit
ed Perth Amboy Saturday.
Miss Marguerite Thomas, of Sec
ond street, and Miss jeanette Morea
spent Friday visiting in Perth Am
boy.
Harry DeGraw spent Saturday in
New York city.
Miss jeanette Morea visited New
York Saturday.
Miss Helen M. Miller, of Henry
street, spent Wednesday in Keyport.
Edward Preston, of Bordentown
avenue, has secured situation in the
vaseline works at Perth Amboy
Mrs. NJ. Thompson and Miss Emily
christensen, of BROOKLYN, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. John Lind, Of Max
vile, in this borough.
Mrs. William Minnick, of Henry
street, was a New York visitor the
latter part of last week.
Mrs John Conover, of Catherine
street, spent day last week visiting
friends in New Brunswick.
Postmaster DeGraw's bonds have
been filed with the postmaster gener-
al, and his commission has been sign
cd by the President and forwarded
to him. This is about the quickest
appointment and consummation of an
appointment on record at Wasn1ng-
ton. 1t is expected that the new post
master will be in charge this week.
James Rea, of David street, went,
Saturday, TO bring home his wife
from private sanitarium in New
York city, where she underwent
successful operation and has so near
ly recovered that the physician does
not deem it necessary for her to re-
main longer.
Judge William Birmingham, of
Stevens avenue, has been appointed
agent for the Standard Insurance
Company, of Trenton, in place of the
late Bernard Roddy.
Judge Mason received, as a present
in memory of the late Bernard Rod
dy, four books. While all are worthy
of perusal, one on anecdotes of the
civil war is especially interesting.
Thomas Kennedy, of David street,
Is i'll with the grip.