The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-23
NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, PA.


Everybody should get QUE of Gus Glenn's
books. Only 70 cents.
Navigation on the Delaware Division
canal win open 10 few days.
The flrst raft of the season passed down
the Delaware river on Tuesday last.
mir. Pe,er d. Slaughter Is still agent for
that sewing machine. Cali and look 1t them.
malaria seems Is have taken pretty
prominent place among the people Of Nav
Hope. M
FIispm Scarborough Esq. Of New Hope
Y having ! new FENCE created IN .froatof hIs
residence.
On account Of the high river, workmen It
the Union Paper Mills are compelled to lay
on for few days. ssti
Mr.. Peter Johnson has photos Of the New
Hope N. E. Church for sale. Price, rs cents.
Everybody has one but YOU. ~
The new druggist has had his store re-
painted and re.papered inside, and has boon
'overhauling things In general.
1.-The Presbyterian Chapel In New Hope is
still without regular minister. The pulpit
was filled BY Mr.. Allen on last Sabbath.
The opening of the shad season in the
Delaware river win commence on the eth
inst. and continue until the 10th of June.
The contract for carrying the mail from
Peterborough to Chnrchyille Station. twelve
times week, has been awarded to Mr..
Smith, of jamestown, N. Y.
The Rev. DR.. g. M. Andrews of Doyles-
town, who died on the 7th inst, was the
Oldest Presbyterian minister ia the county I
His age was 70 years.
--0n last Sunday morning and evening the
Rev. VIM. Stockton preached In the New
Hope M T.. Church. They are expecting
their new pastor to preach on next Sunday.
Il The installation Of Rev. w. Dayton Rob-
erts, recently of Brownsburg this county. as
pastor of the Temple Presbyterian Church of
Philadelphia, took place at the church, corner
Of Franklin and Thompson streets, on Tues
day evening of last week. The pulpit plat
form was beautifully decorated with boquets
of flowers and growing plants.
2 The ponies belonging to Adam Fore
paugh's circus, which have been wintering at
Henry Fel's place, near the Cross Keys, to-
gether with some Of the ring horses, passed
through 'Doylestown on. Thursday of last
week, on their way to Philadelphia, to be put
in shape for their work the coming season,
which. is now nearly ready 70 open,
"Gus Glenn who has contributed sew
ersl short stories to THE RECORD. is having
book published in the city of Philadelphia.
II is entitled, Woodland Heights or, The
Pledge of Friendship The price willabe 10
cents; cloth bound. Subscriptions will DO
gratefully received by the author, in New
Hope. The manuscript has been examined
by several, who pronounce the work well
worth the money.
PnILA. CONFERENCES APPOINTMENTS, -
The above named Conference adjourned last
evening. The following are some of the ap
pointments for this vicinity
New Hopes B Best. ai4A b
Newtown--J. s. Cook. s.s
Yardleyvile-Ha Farmland.
Lahaska-F. Tillman.
Bristol--H. Z. Gilroy. y
Morrisville-H. T. Qnigg. s ;
Quakertown--W. Major. ae
Langhorne--M. II. Sisty.
Doyestown-L. b. Brown.
New Hope is in the North Phila. District,
the presiding elder of which is Rev, J. M.
Hinson, whose father was formerly resident
,,f Tn ~, harf illaf
Rev. A. johnson, late pastor at New Hope,
is appointed to the Norris Square Church,
Philadelphia. rYY,ey sgTr1rsT sssyg
The following well known pastors have re-
ceived appointments as follows: e..
N. D. McComas, Miersburg o. II.
Tiffany, Arch ST., Phiia.; Pennel Coombe.
Falls of Schuylkill; ]. P. Miller, Twenty
ninth St., Phia.