The Lambertville record., 1888-08-15

acted.
Personal.
Mrs. DR.. T. II. Studdiford and family
have been week at Bay Head.
Rev. e. X. Smith has returned home
after an absence of several weeks.
w. H. Davis and family are at Ocean
Grove.
Belmont Perry, Esq, of Woodbury.,
Prosecuting Attorney of Gloucester coun-
ty, is visiting relatives aud friends In our
city.
Will Smith, telegraph operator on the
Belvidere Division, at Phillipsburg, spent
Thursday last with friends in this city.
N. Gilbert Mathews, of this city, has
charge of the ticket office at the Warren
Street Station, Trenton, during the ab-
sence of Agent Robb, who is taking his
annual vacation.
Editor Sipes, of the Frenchtown Star,
was in town on Saturday
Mrs. U. g. Naylor, of Phillipsburg, aud
Miss May Mcdowell, of Philadelphia, are
visiting at H. G. Savage's, on Bridge
street.
Miss Maggie Stepelton and Miss Rose
Walsh, of Bridgeport, Conn.,, aud Miss
Name Ward, of New Haven, Conn.,, are
visiting at Postmaster Foran's. On their
return home Miss Minnie Foran will ac-
company them on a short vacation.
A. H. Titus aud wife have returned
home, after delightful trip among the
mountains and elsewhere.
Samuel Goldman, of Philadelphia, is
visiting friends in our city.
Samuel A. Finger and wife we're visit
ing friends in Milford last week.
James Henderson, Esq, of Trenton, a
member of the Bureau of Statistics of
Labor and Industries of the State of New
Jersey, gave THE RECORD friendly visit
to-day.
Jacob Bowden, clerk in Van Horn
Bros store, will spend few days among
the hills and dales 10 upper Hunterdon
aud elsewhere.
N. E. Slack and wife will leave on Sat-
urday for few days vacation among
friends In New York and Jersey City.
DIR. T. N. Bradfield and wife, of New
ark, are visiting at the residence of Geo.
M. Holcombe, Sr., IA Bridge street.
Landlord Elwood Mathews, of PEN
nington, was in town over Sunday.
Assemblyman William H. Martin and
wife, of Frenchtown, are spending few
weeks at Long Branch.
r. A. Montgomery and wife have been
visiting Mrs. Ms parents in Milford.
Mrs. John Loudea s visiting relatives
and friends in Newark, New York City
aud Brooklyn.
Our friend, Cnas. Nightingale, was in
town yesterday.
Miss June d. K. Todd will spend a
couple of weeks in Belvidere.
Mrs. Sarah Holcombe, of West Amwell
township, Is visiting her children 10 this
city.
E. II. Holcombe and wife started for
Ocean Grove this morning.
While Adjutant Van Solver is serving
the State at Sea Girt camp next week,
Mrs. Van Solver and the little ones will
rusticate at Burlington, with the Adju-
tant's mother and sisters.
Miss Emma Swallow, Of Philadelphia,
has been spending a week with her bro
ther, G.. L. Swallow, on N. Union street.
U. G.. Naylor, telegraph operator on
the Belvidere Division, at Phillipsburg,
is on duty for few days at the Office OF
the Company in this city.
Mrs. Jos. Roberts and daughter Bessie
are visiting at Phillipsburg.
Thomas Shank and family are 10 Phila-
delphia.
Thomas Deyine has so far recovered
from the Injuries received by falling
from scaffold In Trenton last week as
to be able to walk about.
H. Il. Evans is confined to the house,
suffering with the chills.
Geo. r. Gaddis, of Bound Brook, was
in town to-day.
Thos. Lugar is playing with the Rim
goes Band at pic mic in that village to-
day.
Alfred Hill, of Yardley, Pa, is visiting
his parents in New Hope.
VIM. Hy. Beable. editor and proprietoI
of the Press and Anglo-Amsrscan ol
Trenton, gave us call this afternoon.