The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-02-09
NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, PA

Mr.. Harry Werts is suffering from bad
attack Of rheumatism. .fsa
The coasting on Ferry street Hill will
soon be as good as 1t was before the last snow.
A party gotten up by Mr.. John Wetlock,
of Aquetong, visited Samuel Overholt's, at
Aquetong, on Saturday evening of last week.
The annual session of the PhiIa. Annual
Conference win begin in Pottsville, today
"Wednesday.
MIR. Jacob Volz, of the Brick Hotel, New
Hope, had his right cheek badly frozen while
out sleighing few days ago.
Frank, young son of Phineas Slack, of
New, Hope, who was SO badly. burned few
weeks ago. is rapidly recovering.
MIR. Hutton, a lawyer of Washington, ID.
c., will speak in the New Hope Chapel. on
Friday evening of this week, on the subject
Temperance.
Mr. Rufus D. Naylor, of New Hope, is
the champion mitten. darner. We know
whereof we speak as we have seen some of
his productions.
On Tuesday evening sleighing party
from Lambertville INDUCED in straw ride to
Centre Hilland took part In dancing party
held there.
"A temperance meeting will be held in
Thompson Memorial Church, Solebury, to-
morrow Thursday evening MFR. Hutton, of
Washington, D. c., will speak.
"A party styling themselves the Union
Photograph View Company, No. II, have
lately been around taking photographic views
of the New Hope Union Paper Mills, aud
other places of note in New Hope.
1t is said that Rev. Mr.. Andrews, of
Doylestown, has married 1926 couples but
he is led by nearly 200 by the Rev. A. j. G..
Dulbe, of Allentown, who has married /, 434
couples.
On Saturday last, as M. William Moore,
a young man in the employ of the Paxson
family, in New Hope, was riding a young
horse, the animal threw him on some stones
and badly injured one Of his legs at The knee
"A sleighing party from New Hope visited
the house of Que Mr.. Burnett of Brownsburg,
on Wednesday evening Of last week, where
they enjoyed themselves by tripping The light
fantastic until seasonable hour, when they
returned home.
On account Of the ipdisposition Of the
Rev A. Johnson 90 last Sunday evening, the
meeting took an unusual and very interesting
form. Remarks we're made by several breth-
rem, after the minister bad opened the meet
ing, aud every one present was very much
pleased with the exercises.
"A delegation from Nockamixon Lodge,
No. 53G, visited Unity Lodge, No. 800, on
Monday evening, and presented the latter
Lodge with neatly framed testimonial of
their kind regard and appreciation of the
labor Of love bestowed upon member of
their Lodge, Mr.. John Cosner--during his
recent sickness and death in this place. Mr..
John II. Black made the presentation speech
in well chosen words and it was received by
the Lodge with a feeling of gratitude. A.
neat and appropriate reply was made by Mr..
Thomas Naylor.
The following is list of the names of
who averaged rs or over at the last monthly
examination ending Jan. 2Sth, 1881, ID, dis
tinguished, M. meriturious)
First Grade Helen Merrick, 100. D La
vinia ilaigb 100, D.; Kate Is. Thornton, 100,
ID Minnie Van Hart, 96. D.; VIII Simpson,
9S, d Stanton Kitchen. 81, d; win b.
Johns, 90. d Eta Leaw, 81, M Anna
McNeal. SO, M Anna Maikey, So, NJ Dora
Paxson, 81, NJ; Walter s. Hart, 81, NJ !;
Walter Pickett, n. NJ.
Sscond tjrade-Geuroe Kaufman. SO. NJ:
Chas. Pickett, SO, NJ :; Harry Yost, 80, NJ ;
Joseph g. Leaw, IS, M Joe Whitley, So,
Kate Marley, s3, M George Tyson, rs N.
d. LippiDcott. 20. A,sea
Third Grads-Will Naylor, 10 Joe Hol-
combe, 96, D; Thos. Wall, 81, d., Will
Cosner, 49, NJ Eddie McCue. SIS, Nj Ella
Cunningham. IS. NJ Sam Mellin, 80. NJ !;
John r. Gadds. SO. M VIII Hogan, IS, M !;
Harry Walton, 81, NJ M. j. Buckley, 70 (;
Lizzie Trauger, rs Edward Walton. 10.
A. b. SELLERS, Principal,
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