Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-12
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. Frank Fowler, of Ernston
secured the handsome Morris chair a
Salz a. .Steiner's store Thursday
night. w
Borough Clerk J.. Frank Fulton
will occupy the house now rented by
John Oliver, in First street, as soon
as the Same is vacated. He intends
to put in steam heat and add other
Improvements.
Mi. and Mrs flames Morgan re-
Gently moved to -Cheesequakes, and
ron Tuesday celebrated the event by
entertaining "a number of friends at a
racoon. dinner. blA social time in
songs and games followed the dinner.
Miss Nita S. Berger, of Second
street, spent Saturday with friends at
Princeton.
Mrs. George Weiman, of Main
street, was a Perth Amboy visitor
Friday.
Mrs. William Ingraham, of Second
street, was a Newark visitor Friday.
Lewis Trinley was an out Of town
7 visitor Friday.
Charles Cozzens, of Jersey City,
was a South Amboy visitor Thursday
night.
The installation of oficers-elect of
General Morgan Lodge No. SO, l. o.
o. f., will take place next Tuesday
night.
The annual business of the Baptist
church will be held Friday night,
january Is. All that are invited to
attend are expected to be present.
Mrs. Eugene Bright, of Broadway,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Walling, who
formerly resided in this borough and
are well known by many.
Miss Lizzie VanPelt, of South
River, is visiting Mrs. Charles Bar
Der, in John street.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Atkinson visit
ed New Brunswick Wednesday last
for the purpose of calling on a phys
ician at that place. Mrs. Atkinson
has been ailing for some time.
We are glad to report that Mrs
John Grimley, who has been very Ill
with the grip, is much better and we
hope soon to be able to report hef
complete recovery.
Mrs. Thomas Worthy. of Broad
way, is spending a few days visiting
relatives in Easton, Pa.
Owen Thomas, who has been
spending a few days with friends in
town, returned to his home in
Wilkes-Barre for a short time. He
expects to return for the purpose OF
securing employment in the borough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Loundes and
son. of Stevens avenue, were New
York visitors on Friday of this week.
Rev. j. Y. Irwin attended the Bap-
fist State Convention at Trenton
tuesday of this week. This conven-
tion constitutes a board that has I'M
=. 4lot, onnfroI thu ct,porviuf01 nf
numerically weak churches and the
'rloaning of money for the purpose of
assisting in the building of churches
Ind parsonages.
ID Rev. Charles Shearman, of Eng
..shtown, was a visitor in the borough
ssssh H'fiaay.
Miss Nellie Cheeseman, of John
street. has been spending a week in
New York city and while there al
tended the Academy of Music and
saw the play rendered entitled '"The
Girl of the Golden West"
Wednesday afternoon the ladies of
the Baptist church will have clam
chowder on sale at 4:30 o'clock ana
in the evening they will hold a social
at which ice cream will be for sale.
The representatives of r. E.
Tongue & Brother, of New York,
We're in town Friday and called on
Councilman Gordon.
Lawyer John A. Lovely visitel
New Brunswick Friday and attended
q session of the court.
Cecilia Barber. Of C.iffwood, was
4 visitor III town Thursday last.
Mrs. j. VanCleaf, cf South Am5Jy,
vas avisitor at South River Wedaes-
Cay of this week.
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