The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-02-17
Personal and Social.

Personal and Social.
Miss Nellie Lees spent Saturday i'll
New York.
Arthur Holeomhe spent Monday at
Pennington.
Miss Betl, Sproat spent Saturday at
Philadelphia
Miss Helen Barkley spent Friday i'll
Philadelphia
Geo. W. Prall was in Philadelphia
OH Friday last
Frank Cole. of Ferry street. sun
dayed at Trenton
Willard Van Camp and wife spent
Sunday IN this city
John sproat, OF Trenton, visited III
this city on Sunday.
Miss Anna Cahill, Of Trenton, spent
Thursday IN this city
Mr. aud Mrs chas 4. Van Solver
spent Sunday At Philadelphia.
John Herman, Of Pennington, has
been visiting friends ia this city.
James ], Reilly, OF Washington, D.
c., has been visiting in this city,
Gustave DeGolf, Of st. Louis, Mo,
visited friends in town this week
Miss Kate Fields, of Union street,
was visiting in Trenton on sunday
Councilman William r. BOVINE is
about again after week illness with
the grip.
NJ IS Beatrice Petite visited friends
in Germantown Oh Saturday and sun.
day last
About fifty OF onr citizens attended
the Prince Of Pilsen at Trenton on
Monday evening.
Miss Kate hickman enjoyed the en-.
tertainment Of friends al Eastou. Pa.
on Sunday and Monday.
Miss Helen Tryon, Of Philadelphia
was the guest Of Mrs. Horace Will
hanson, of Clinton street, last week.
Miss Ada Hunt has returned to her
home in Hopcwcll after yisito few
days with H. Erwin Smith aud wife.
on Perry street.
" m. Sutteriy and family, OF Tren-
ton, will remove to Lambertville this
week, occupying one Of Gervas Ely's
houses Oh York street.
George Dave, OF Brooklyn, attended
the L. a. c. ball on Thursday even
ing, and spent Friday calling on his
many friends around town.
Miss Mary c. Duignan and Frank
r. Ledger were united in marriage,
by the Rev W. II. Lynch, at st. John 5
Church, this Tuesday afternoon.
The Rev. Edmund Banks smith, Of
Fort Hamilton, n. j., conducted wor-
ship at 5. Andrews p. Z. Church on
Tuesday evening He is a brother to
the rector of that church.
A number of friends of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Edmund Joiner rendered them Il
surprise party on Saturday evening at
their home on North Union street. and
pleasant time was the result.
John Hoffman, who has been work
ing at st. Louis, Mo, for the past SIX
months, has returned to this city aud
expects to remain with us. He looks
the picture Of health and We welcome
him back to orr midst William Kroe-
sen, who went with him, has also re
turned East and is now at Phillips
burg, where he will remain for a time
Fred Stout, of Asbury Park, has
been his home in this city. Mr.. Stout
left here last Summer to take the out
door treatment for pulmonary trouble
which, we are happy to state, has been
successful. He has gained twenty.
three pounds and is exceedingly we'll
We are informen that he will return
10 this city in a few months, when he
will resume his position as foreman in
the boot department of the LamDert-
vile Rubber Mill.
4 social party was held at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Skillman, on
George street, last Saturday evening
attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry x
Reinert and daughter, Miss Esther
H.. Mr. and Mrs. Toman Johnson ant
child Ida Mathews, Maggie Cunning
ham, Matte Reinert, Ethel NJ. Joiner
Michael Cunningham, William Walker
and VIII X. Joiner. The hours were
pleasantly spent Ii music, euchre ant
!, other games, and refreshments wer'
served.