The Lambertville record., 1888-08-08


his son, G.. L. Swallow, in this city, but
intends returning to the Grove in few
days.
George W. Zeigler, of the Luzerne
House, Wilkesbarre, spent Friday aDl
Saturday last with his parents, at ths
LambertyiIle House.
George W. Hummer, undertaken, of
Frenchtown, spent few days last week
visiting friends in our city.
Among those of our citizens who are
now at Ocean Grove, we learn of the fol-
lowing R. H. Van Horn, wife and son
Elmer, at the Seaside House Anderson
Swallow and family, Councilman JAS o.
Bovine and family, and Miss Annie Leech.
Chas. Taylor, barber. of Trenton, paid
us visit few days since.
Mrs. c. H. Barber is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Eli II. Gilmore, at Centreville,
Bucks county, Pa.
Oliver Case formerly Of this city,, an
employe in the boiler department of the
Delaware & Lackawanna r. r. Co., and
whose residence is at Hackettstown, has
been visiting for few days at the resi-
dence of his father in-law, Theo. Housed,
on Delevan street.
Miss Minnie A Lees, who has been
teaching school in Passaic, is spending
her vacation with her mother, on N. Main
street. She will return to the same field
at the commencement of the school term,
next month.
Lew. Holden, the hagman and watch
man at the Penna. r. II. depot, was rus
ticating, in company with his wife, at
Frenchtown, Milford, Little York and
elsewhere last week.
Mrs, Hannah Stull, wife of G.. Wash
ington Stull, formerly of this city, but
now of Greenyille, Ohio, is visiting at
Frank E. Buckman's, on York street.
Mrs. Stull is sister to Mrs. Buckman.
Miss Mary B. Lawshe, of Stockton, will
visit Ocean Grove for several days.
Miss Lille Fl. Savage is visiting rela-
tives in Philadelphia, and Miss Belle Saw
age is visiting her sister, Mrs. Uly @.
Naylor, in Phillipsburg.
John Bowers, the sand man, reports
business on both sides of the Delaware as
vefy dull, the sand business in particular,
but is confident of boom all around
after this month.
Two Lambertville Young ladies were
walking up Union street few evenings
since, when RECORD reporter overheard
one of them say to the other; "Oh, yes
those Philadelphia gentlemen are far su-
perior in every respect to our Lambert
vile boys Fact, boys"
U. G.. Abbott, formerly of this city, has
arrived at his home in Pennington from
the West.
Elton Stockton, of Philadelphia, is
taking his Summer vacation, visiting at
bis fathers, A. B. Stockton, in New
Hope.
Henry Haring, wife and sou, of Hart
ford, Conn.,, are visiting at Jacob Helms,
on Coryeli street.
Joseph NJ. Watt, a brother to Mrs.
John Louden, of this city, with his wife
aud child, and Mrs. Mary Clunn, all of
Philadelphia, returned home yesterday,
after short visit among relatives and
friends here.
Horace T. Smith, of Port jefferson, L.
l., will remain several days in this vicini-
ty with relatives and friends. He has the
sympathy of host of friends hereabouts
in the recent loss of his estimabe wife.
The family of the late Conductor Geo.
Naylor, of the Belyidere Division, re.
ceiyed 81 500 from the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Relief Fund.
Thos. Callan, tho gentlemanly clerk in
DR.. E. w. Blossoms drug store, is having
vacation, and we know he will make
good use of il.
James Catheral, of Camden, is visiting
his mother, on George street.
Rev. Mr.. Lindsey, of Pocomoke City. |
Nd, and who was formerly pastor of the
Presbyterian Chapel, New Hope, in COM
pany with his wife is visiting his father
in-law, Griffith Williams, in this city.
Among the relatives in attendance at |
the funeral of the late Uriah Aksrs, last
Thursday, we noticed the following for
mer residents of Lambertville, all of whom
now reside in Trenton George Moore
and wife, Elwood Kitchin and wife, Eli
jah Green and wife and Ambrose Ellis
and wife.
Miss Mamie ii. Bayard is breathing the
fresh country air by visiting her grand
father, Andrew Holcombe, in West Am
well township.
After months recreation among the
mountains, hills and lakes, Jacob Servis
will return home and to his duties inn
proved in health and strength; and what
glowing description he will give us, es-
pecially of the Pokono Mountains, whith.
er he went yesterday.
Will @. Gallagher, of Camden. called to
see US this morning. lie has been taking
in the mountains, the sea-shore, Wash
ington, d. c., and other places of note.
Abner Akers, of Lime Kilns, five
miles from Frederick City, Nd, son Of
the late Uriah Akers, who came on to his
fathers funeral last week, is still in our
city, and will remain for several days yet.
Mr. Akers has splendid farm 10 Mary
land, on which he runs an extensive milk
dairy.
Mrs. EIwood Mathews, of Pennington,
Is visiting her uncle, A. j. Lanning, on
Bridge street.
Rev. w. w. Bullock and wife, and DIR.
+. W. Larson and wife, of this city, will
start on Monday next on a pleasure tour,
visiting Niagara Falls and elsewhere.
Miss Sylvia Green is visiting her aunt
at Raven Rock.
Miss Lucy Joiner is visiting relatives
In Trenton.