The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-08-19
PERSONAL.

&C. f. Little is spending three
weeks in the Adirondacks Mountains,
on the Whitney Reserve.
Miss Helen Green, of Doylestown,
is visiting her grand mother, Mrs.
Jonathan Barkley, on York street.
D. S. Williams, is Spending this
week with his son DIR. Chas. NJ.
Williams, at Washington, n. J.
DR.. Mcguire, of Trenton was the
guest of DR.. Louis c. Williams over
Sunday.
The Rev. H. 5. Smith and wife are
spending a months vacation with rela
tives in New York aud other places.
Paul Scarborough is visiting at
Bordentown.
Harry Smith of Philadelphia was
in town on Thursday last.
Mrs. j. w. Kirk and Mrs. Minnie
p. Atkinson of Lahaska were in town
this week.
Mrs. c. 5. Lawrence and dangh
ter Mary of Palmyra, are visiting
friends in this city.
Mrs. Samuel Wilson and Mrs.
Wood of Richmond, Va, are visiting
relatives here.
Miss Gertrude Miller is visiting
friends in Bristol.
Mrs. Kerr and mother, of King
wood, spent Thursday in this city.
Bert Saunders, of Wilmington.
Del. is visiting his grandparents. Mr..
aud Mrs. Nelson Baylor, ON Ferry St.
Miss Ethel Smith, of Wilmington,
Del. has been visiting Mrs. John
Saunders, ON Ferry street.
Miss Edith Dave, of Brooklyn has
returned home after spending some
time with Mrs. Fred Massey
Mrs. Ella o. Flummerfelt and
daughter, Miss Ethel, have been
spending two weeks at Niagara Falls.
Walter +. Ennis and wife, Miss
Elizabeth Sproat aud George w. Hunt
have returned from trip including
Phillipsburg, Portland, Pen Argyle,
Water Gap. Bethlehem and Philadel-
phia.
Robert McGrory, of Trenton, il
spending some time with friends here.
Chief of the Fire Department
Arnett is attending the New York
State Convention of Firemen at
Gloversyille, this week. Mr.. Arnett
also expects to visit Boston while on
his trip.
Mrs. Robert Montgomery and Mrs.
Carmen Wilson are visiting friends at
Wildwood,
Robert Montgomery was the
guest of friends at Wildwood ON
Sunday last.
Miss Emma Stephens, of Phila
delphia has been visiting Miss Mabel
Hoasland.
William Skillman and family, of
George street, have returned from
visit to relatives ut Frehchtown.
John d. Kline of Newark, is
spending week with his father ON
Bridge street.
Harry l.. Young of Newark, is Mt
J. b. kline's for few weeks stay.
-Larrett Van Fleet of Trenton, WINS
visiting William Skillman Of George
street on Sunday last.
Miss Maud Carroll of Newark, is
visiting j. b. Klinc's.
Miss Jessie Conner paid James
Parker aud wife n visit last Sunday.
Miss Ella Frazer of Ringoes, spent
Saturday with Mrs. A. w Everingham.
George Dave of Brooklyn is
spending week with George Il. Kline.
Miss Nellie Niece of Phillpsburg,
n, j., has returned home after two
weeks visit with relatives and friends
III this city.
Miss Grace Reed of Philadelphia,
Pa, has been spending n week with
her sister Mrs. Walter II. Johnson on
Perry street.
Harry Oblinger and Herbert j.
Pascoe are spending the week in
Philadelphia.
DIR. Chas. Fallon visited friends
in Philadelphia over Sunday.
John NJ. Gibbs is spending n few
days III this city.
John Stephenson, of Plainfield, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Frank Barley and Miss
Florence Wright spent Tuesday in
Philadelphia.
Mrs John Il. Bratton and son
Lloyd are visiting in Wilmington,
Delaware.
DIR. Glasgow, of the Burlington
Gazette, was in town yesterday Tues
day.
William Silvers, of Jersey City, is
visiting his brother, Edward Silvers,
in this city.
J. b. Kline and Mrs. A. w. Ever
ingham have returned from weeks
outing with relatives and friends in
Bucks, Montgomery and Lehigh conn
ties Mr.. Kline went over the ground
where he spent his boyhood q days and
found many changes had taken place
since his departure. Most of the jour
ney was made by carriage.
SOCIETY NOTES.
On Labor Day the Knights Of Ply
thias of New Jersey will hold a big
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