The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-09-12
Personal Items.

Mrs. Sanford Dilley aud Mrs. Ebert
Vert are at Ocean Grove.
John B. Jones, of Perth Amboy, was
visiting in town last week.
Mrs. Henry C. Savage aud Miss Jennie
Savage are visiting relatives in Philadel-
phia.
Miss Lulu Niece, of Trenton, was visit
ing relatives and friends in town last
week.
Charles Goats and wife spent Sunday
visiting friends at Lahaska, Bucks coun.
ty, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Savage and
daughter, Miss Gertrude, are visiting in
Philadelphia.
Henry e. Hunt, of Camden, was in
town last week, shaking hands with nu-
merous friends.
Squire Duryea and wife were out of
the city ON Sunday, visiting friends near
Lumberville, Pa.
William Thatcher and wife, of Asbury
Park, spent few days of last week with
friends in this city.
James o. Bovine and wife, OF Orange,
N. j., were visiting relatives aud friends
in this city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shamalia, of
Burlington, were the guests of their son,
druggist Geo. M. Shamalia, last week.
Mrs. A. II. Holcombe and Charles M.
Dilts and wife, who have been Summer
ing at Asbury Park, have returned home.
Miss Belle Carkhuff, OF this city, who
taught last year at the Valley school, is
now teaching the Titusville public school.
Mrs. Charles Van Solver was the re-
cipient of a quantity OF rare cut flowers,
by express. on Friday last. n present from
Mrs. Hewitt, of Burlington.
Miss Lille Williams, Miss Ida F, Stout
and Miss Kate d. Stout, of this city, re-
turned home on Saturday evening from
their trip to Europe. They had most
delightful trip.
Miss Della Hunt, daughter OF William
Hunt, of Stockton. has just entered the
Female Department of Bucknel Univer
sity, at Lewisburg, Pa, and will take a
collegiate course.
Miss Rella Perry, of Philadelphia, has
returned home after spending two
weeks vacation among relatives and
friends in tins city. Miss Perry has many
warm friends here.
Miss Ollie J. Silvers, daughter of Free
holder Edw. Silvers, started this morning
for Lewisburg, Pa, where she will enter
the celebrated university there and com
mence two years. course in music.
William Birkmire and daughters, Miss
Katie and Miss Mamie, and Miss Euna
Bell, all Of Eddystone, Pa, have return
ed TO their homes after pleasant visit of
several days among relatives in this city.
Miss Sue Van Solver, OF Burlington,
N. j., was the guest OF her brother, AID
jutant Van Solver, on Ferry street, 10 this
city, last Friday and Saturday. Miss
Van Solver is the principal Of the primary
department Of the public schools Of Bur.
lington. >8
John A. Ely, who has for some time
past resided 10 Atlantic City, and who
was recently visiting bis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Holmes d. Ely, in this city, left here
last week, accompanied by his father, for
Athens, Ohio, where he intends to study at
the Ohio University. "a GalsA
Rev. Father Fitzgerald, pastor of ST.
Johns r. G. Church, returned home last
Saturday evening from q two months
vacation in Europe. He was accompani-
ed by Rev. Father Reilly, son of James
Reilly, ST., of this city, recently ordained
to the priesthood at Innisbrouk Univer-
sity, Austria. After the delightful visit
abroad and the wonderful sights seen,
pleasant acquaintance made, grand music
listened to, there was no sound more sweet
to the returned wanderers than the joyful
| notes OF 81. Johns Church bell as 1t peal
ed q welcome when they alighted from
the train on Saturday evening last.