The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-09-05

Personal.
Frank Stiles, Of Philadelphia. is visit.
ing his parents, on York street.
DR.. E. W. Closson has returned home
from a visit to the sea shore.
W. G. Ryan, of Doylestown, Pa, was
in town on Monday.
VIM. v, Cooley is quite i'll with inter-
mittent fever.
Miss Lizzie Renouf, Of Bristol, Pa, is
visiting at Miss Winnie McNamara's, on
York street.
William 0'Brien, of Philadelphia, is
visiting his mother, on South Main street.
John Wright, of Trenton, has been Wis
iting relatives and friends in this city
during the past few days.
James Reynolds, clerk in Montgomery
shoe store, is taking a weeks vacation
among the mountains in Pennsylvania.
Rev. Father Brady is in attendance at
q spiritual Retreat, - 10 Trenton, which
will continue during the present week,
and at which all the pastors 10 the dio.
cese will take part.
Messrs. Selser and Corson, Of Doyles-
town. Pa. two noted musicians, in COM
pany with John Curtis, of this city, paid
a friendly visit to our Citizens Cornet
Band on Monday evening. The band
members say they will be pleased to have
another visit at an early date.
James FL. Callan and wife are visiting
Mrs. Callan's parents, in Philadelphia.
j. Newton Anderson, OF Plainfield, has
been visiting relatives in this city for
several days past.
Stephen 8. Ely, of New Hope, was
stricken with paralysis few days since.
He is improving slowly.
John 0'Brieu. of Stanley, N. j., was in
town over Sunday, visiting his mother.
John R. Todd. of Trenton, spent Sun
day and Monday last with his parents, on
Lambert street.
Patrick Hunt, Jr., has just returned
home from q vacation in New York City.
A. w. Page aud wife, of Trenton, were
visiting Ia our city on Sunday aud Mon
day.
Max Garrish, OF Tronton. was In town
on Monday.
Miss Ellen O'Donnell, of this city, a
sister of Rev. Father o'Donuell, pastor of
the r. @. Church at Allentown, Pa, has
been visiting her brother for several days
MIRA. William 0'Daniel, of Trenton,
was visiting friends in town on Monday.
Miss Mollie Vim. OF New York, is Wis.,
ting Miss Ella Malone, on Franklin
street.
". Bruce, Charles R. McFaddin, G.
Wright, ]. w. Taylor, M. D., and w.
d. Campbell, registered. as the Tritelos
Club, with Mrs. r. V. Bruce and Miss A.
Bruce, ell of Long Branch, arrived in this
city on Monday in q steam yacht aud
took diuner at Williamson's Union House.
Godfrey and John Miller, of Newark,
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Godfrey Miller, on South Main street.
Mrs. Miller has been quite i'll for several
days past.
Fred. Haven and Charles Temple, OF
Trenton, were visiting at Jeremiah
Todd'a, on Lambert street, on Monday.
s. Charles Seckelman, ex-Chief Engi'
neer Of the Bethlehem (Pa.) Fire Depart
ment, was the guest of Chief Engineer
Van Solver on Monday.
James Knowlan and daughter Mollie,
OF Philadelphia, are visiting Mr.. Ks
brother, Michael Knowlan, on South
Main street.
A. p. Brink, former resident Of
Frenchtown, has been nominated for re-
preventative by the Republicans OF Boone
county, Nebraska.
Robert II. Smith, who vas stricken
With apoplexy few days ago, has SO far
recovered as to be able to walk about.
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