The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-04-05
NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY. PA.
-Bristol is to have a creamery.


advertise for ten girls,
--Quite number of RATS passed down
the river last week and this week
--Crispin Pearson moved from I.ahaska
to this place on Saturday last.
"A subscription fer Betty and the
baby has bee started in Yardleyville.
a petition for the pardon of Sergeant
Mason was sent to New Hope last week.
The regular monthly meeting of the
New Hope School Board was held on
Friday evening.
MIR. Jacob Yoder, proprietor of the
stage line between here and Doylestown,
has purchased a new stage.
Mrs. J w. Scarborough. of this
place, left here for Boston on Thursday
of last week. ON visit.
While Simpson Kelly was moving
young pig last week, it fell out of the
wagon and broke its leg.
Master Chas Fouke was very badly
hurt for the time being, by being pushed
out of wagon on Friday last.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. e. Church,
was held on Wednesday evening of last
week
Buy no sewing machine until You
have seen the Royal st. John, which is
sold or rented by T. +. Touden corner
Main and Coryeil SITS. NEE ,3t.
--Mrs. Donahue's property ON Main
street. was sold at public sale on Thurs-
day of last week. to John Mcdonald for
S840
Squire p. b. Slaughter has taken
job with Jesse 7. Walton in constructing
a line of telegraph in the state of Con
nccticnt.
Ion Wednesday evening last, burglars
effected an entrance into the shirt factory
at Doylestown and got away with about
$95 in cash
The New Hope Brass Band sent to-
day for their instruments. The citizens
have subscribed STAG toward their pur-
chase. They have sixteen members.
While two children of John Green
were playing with pocket knife on
Friday last, one of them stuck the blade |
in the others eye, intlieting a very ugly |
wound.
MIR. Samuel Pickering, of New Hope,
is agent for the leading organs, and will
sell them on the very lowest terms. Cali |
at his residence and look at one of them |
now on exhibition. ms.if
Cyrus I.ivezey, of Lumberyille, is
writing a very concise Genealogy of the
Livezey family of Solebmy in the
Frenchtown Independent. Mr.. L. is
probably The most beautiful penman of
his age t'7 years in the country.
Last Saturday young man who was
assisting at a moving in New Hope, at
tempted to kiss girl, but the girl OBJ
jected and struck the young man on the
ear with a porter bottle, cutting out
large piece. DR.. Foulke sewed the ear
up. Moral-don't kiss New Hope girl
unless she's willing.
The DogLeStoeea Democrat says On
Tuesday OF last week, the Rev. Father
Meagher, of Newtown, was In Doylestown
for the purpose of completing arrange
ments looking towards the early erection
of the new Catholic Church at New Hope.
We understand that the money for the
ground has been paid. Father Meagher's
counsel, Hugh b. Campbell, Esq, of
Doylestown, is now preparing the papers,
and in short time the conveyance of the |
land will be completed AS soon as the |
weather is fit, we may look for initiatory
operations in the erection of the church |
structure.
The following is list of the many
changes made in New Hope ON or about
the 1st of April
Chas. Minor, from house on Ferry
street TO one on same street known as the
" hip roof
Howard Cox, from house on Mechanic
street to house No. !, in Toenniges' row.
Mrs. VIM. Naylor, from house ON South
Main street to one on Ferry street.
Henry Gilbert, from house on Ferry
street to ono in " Waterloo
Stephen Ely, from house on Bridge
street to house adjoining.
Simpson Kelly, from house on Bridge
street to one on Front street
Henry Toenniges, from house on Ferry
street TO No. G, Toenniges' row.
James d. Opie, from house on Me-
chanie street 10 Clinton street, Lambert |
vile.
Frank Crook, from house on Main |
street to one on Bridge street.
John Green, from house on Mechanic
street to one on South Main.
John Fell, from house on South Main |
to one on Mechanic street.
Martin Johnson, from house on Front
street 10 one on Bridge street.
Hiram Solomon, from house on Nc. +
chanic street to one recently purchased on
South Main.
Johnson CLARK, from house In 'sWater.
loo " to one ON Ferry street.
Thomas Stinsman, from house in Man.
chester to one on Bridge street
Cornelius Stillwagon, from Manchester
to house on Ferry street.
The following are the names of the
pupils Of the New Hope Grammar School, !
who, at the last monthly examination,
ending March 3lst, averaged - or over.
On, mertorious; d, Distinguished
First Grade--lIelen Merfick, 100 d /: /
Lavinia Haigh, 90, ID Kate b. Thornton. /
80, d Lizzie $. Paxson. 80, d Annie |
McNeal, 80, d; Annie Markey, Ss, NJ;
Dora Paxson, 02, d; Ellen II. Belts, "a, |
d; Amy b. Eastburn, SO, NJ Frank
Merrck, %, ID Stanton Kitchen, 06, ID ;