Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-30
soV-TH ANRoY LOCALS.

Robert Miller has been compelled
TO move from his old home in Main
street after having occupied it for
fifty-tive years. This is due to MIR.
Miller not being an employee Of the
2. r. R. Company, to which company
he house belongs.
Howard Dillon, son of Master Me-
chanic Dillon. of Main street, under
went an operation Tuesday of this
week. He has been troubled for
some time with a growth in his nose
and throat trouble, necessitating the
operation. DR.. Dopehue, of New
Brunswick, performed the operation.
Wednesday of this week a large
number Of members OF the Methodist
church gathered in the basement of
the church to welcome their pastor
and his family, who have returned for
another year.
The Methodist church. at Cheese
quake. which has been closed for a
long time, will be opened Easter
morning at 1890 o'clock and every
Sunday thereafter. Rev. H. f. Root
has been appointed by the conference
to look after this charge.
Captain Charles Campbell. of Sec
ond street, is seriously i'll. Mr..
Campbell, who was enjoying his us
ual health, was leaving his boat at
the coal wharves to come up to his
home and was taken with a severe
hemorrhage of the lungs and had to
be conveyed to his home. A physic-
ian was Immediately called and Mi.
was placed under treat
Friday he was resting easily
and seemed to be improving.
~, ,.,.n,nt nf thiAuar tnlinr nO,u-I
ers from Christ church cemetery in
previous years the same will be close
ly watched and any person caught
the graves will suffer the
penalty of the law.
All members of CORN Lodge No.
II. Danish Brotherhood, are request
and 26, in order to take action on
proposed change in bylaws.
The engagement is announced Of
r. Kirby, of David street, former
y of Medford, Pa, to Miss Florence
Braddock, of Medford.
Miss Maria Rasmussen, of Max
Vile, is visiting Miss Emily Chris
of lao Green avenue,
Brooklyn.
Miss Anna Joseph, agent of the
tlluSNlNduld OOCitNg W DlCNCht Chll-
lren from cruelty, located at AIS
South Fifteenth street, Philadelphia,
South Amboy Friday for the
purpose of placing a boy in a home
Bergen Hill with a family by the
name of Peck.
Mr.. Morris, president, Mr.. Brown,
ice president, and Edmund Wilson,
attorney for the New Jersey Traction
C1-,x1,o,- ,,o-O II, tAu,p ,-oeta,1uxr far
the interest of the company.
Mrs. Abijah Day, of Hightstown,
is visiting her brother, r. P. Mason,
of First street.
Mrs. Charles Pearee, Mrs. Joseph
Wilson, Jr., and Mrs. William Wood
ward, of Main street, were enjoying
the spring weather out of town Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. S. Ingraham and SOL Merton,
of First street, were visitors at
Plainfield. Friday.
Mrs. John Perkins, OF David street,
was a visitor at New York Friday.
Mrs. E. S. Mason, of Broadway,
was a visitor at New York city Fri
day.
The mayor and his lady were n
the balmy breeze of spring
Oul VI VOWh tlludy - mo "CSh'
The Easter exercises by the Bap-
fist Sunday school be rendered in the
church Sunday morning at
o'clock.
Miss Sadie Jackson, of Broadway,
was a Perth Amboy visitor Friday
afternoon.
Henry Miller, of Augusta street,
has so far recovered from his recent
Illness as to be able to be out OF
1oors.
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