The Lambertville record., 1888-08-08
NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, Pa.
The New Hope boys have organized
junior Democratic Club.

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The Presbyterian Chapel has been
handsomely papered and repaired.
The parsonage of the r. c. Church
10 New Hope is nearing completion.
The Presbyterian and NJ. E. Sunday
Schools of New Hope go on joint excnr
sion to Meginnis' woods to day.
The Prohibition county convention
will meet at Doylestown on August Goth
and nominate full county ticket.
"A Harrison and Morton flag has been
hung across Main street, in New Hope,
by the Republican Club of that place.
The eleventh annual musical and
elocutionary entertainment at Solebury
Deer Park will be held on Wednesday,
August e2d.
IS. J. Pickering, agent, will furnish
the Harrison and Morton Club of New
Hope with one of the celebrated organs
he has for sale.
M. A. Vanhart has bought the band
stand in front of his hotel, in New Hope,
and will use the same for outdoor meet
ings during the campaign.
Mrs. Cornelia Scarborough, widow Of
the late Dr. John w. Scarborough, of
New Hope, who for the past two years has
been living in Southern California, has
returned to Bucks county on visit.
The Republican convention to nomi.
nate candidate for Congress from the
Seventh Congressional District will be
held at Doy lestown, on Monday. the Goth
inst. Delegates will be chosen from the
several districts on the Saturday preced.
ing.
David Furman, OF Philadelphia, died
suddenly, while on visit at Elias E.
Paxson's, at Paxson's Corner, Bucks
county, Pa, of apoplexy (attended by
paralysis), on Thursday evening of last
week, and his remains were taken to
Philadelphia by undertaken Stockton on
Friday morning.
The first anniversary entertainment and
woods picnic of Delaware Castle, No.
106, Knights Of the Golden Eagle, Of
New Hope, viii be held In Parsons
Grove, in that borough, on Wednesday,
August 10Th, morning, afternoon and
evening. There will be a grand parade
by different Castles Of the Order, accom-
panied by Rittenhouse's Celebrated Mill
tary Band, of Trenton, through the prin-
cipal streets of the borough, In the morn
ing, forming on Main street at 10 o'clock.
After the parade is over, all will repair to
the Grove, where the gathering will be
addressed by Louis E. Stiltz, of Phia-
delphia, Grand Chief of the X. G. E. of
Pennsylvania; William Hy. Beadle, the
celebrated English orator, of Trenton;
Rev. Chas. II. Thomas, James Il. Deyer
and r. ]. Umstead, all of Philadelphia.
These gentlemen are all able and eloquent
speakers.
There will be two very interesting
katntb ol Udse OhH-Uub lu tue thOiutuR,
the other In the afternoon--between
nine from Franklin Caetle, No. 33, Of
Lambertville, and nine from Delaware
Castle; In the afternoon between u nine
from Trenton Castle, No. Z, and nine
from Mercer Castle, No. 23. both of
Trenton.
Dinner can be had on the grounds
from 12 NJ. to 2 p. NJ, and supper from
5 to 8 P. NJ. There will also be all kinds
of refreshments for sale.
Strict order will positively be preserved,
aud the Committee will leave nothing un.
done to make this their first public en-
tertainment grand success. Be sure to
attend and have q good time.
Grand District Deputy John D. James.
of Doylestown, will be Master Of Cere-
monies.
Should the weather prove stormy the
entertainment will be held the next fair
day.