The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-08-30
PATTENBURG.
Mr. William Alpaugh is reported as
not doing well at the State Hospital

Mr.. W llllam Alpaugn Is reported is
not doing well at the State Hospital.
Miss Clara May Gano has been
visiting her sister, Miss Edna Gano, at
Phillipsburg.
Samuel Sinclair, with company of
ladies, from Milford visited friends and
sholled about the Park.
Mrs. Parker Andrews, of Jutland,
has successfully withstood a surgical
operation at the Easton Hospital.
Mrs. Peter Shropc though some
what improved at this writing, lies in
a critical condition.
Dr. Chas. +. Barker has started for
Rock Springs, Wyoming, where he has
clinical practice in the hospital.
District Clerk Morris Stockton WAS
in Stockton and Lambertville on bust.
ness on Saturday.
The Improved Order of Red Men
were in the Park in large numbers on
Sunday.
+. p. Hummer is shipping more
peaches than any of his competitors.
They are of an excellent quality.
Mrs. Emma Guliek of Martins
Creek, and William Wilson, of Nir-
ginia, are spending couple of weeks
at DR.. Aliens.
1t is reported that George Aller re-
Gently of this place is wanted by the
Secret Service detectives for issuing
4 bogus check ON a bank in Warren
county.
The Young lady who broke her leg
at the Park few Sundays ago was
from Washington, N, ] and not from
New York, rs stated in some of the
local papers. She slipped on the hill
side and rolled down the slope against
a bench.
School will open September 5, we
hope to see large attendance, and
children again Interested If progress
is to be made in school work, it can
only be accomplished by pupils at
tendance every day, and good behavior
along with it
George Cummings, who left his home
about SIX weeks ago. stepped off the
train ON Saturday to the surprise of
OF everybody He has been working
near Copper Hill His wife has ad-
vertiSed his household goods for sale
on September ,.
The following are the guests at JOS
eph Ganos: MIR. and Mrs Eugene
Corklc, son and daughter, of Newark;
Miss Esther Kilroy, OF Allentown, Pa,
Miss Jennie Armgtrong, of Newark,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Drew, OF Walls
burg; George Eschenielder, of Newark;
Miss Jennie Lelver and Miss Ethel
Roke, of Philllpsburg.
1t is estimated that fully four thou.
sand people were at the Park on Sun
day Fifty car loads of people came
from New York and Newark. The
attendance from this vicinity was small.
One OF the train loads comprised some
of the Pennsylvania Rail Road. They
dined at the farmhouse of the Park and
conducted themselves like gentlemen.
In Bellewood Park ON Saturday,
Mis- Gcrtic Acckman, of Greenbrldge,
met with an accident which might
result in her death. She, with Mir.
and Mrs Vim. Shepherd, and Mrs.
]. ID. Gray were passing by a seesaw
of the hurdle kind. She asked Mrs.
Gray to get on one end of ii, but the
latter declined. Mr.. Shepherd accept
ed the invitation, the others passing
ON. Soon a messenger came running
up to Mrs Gray saying her friend was
hurt, she quickly found the Park physi-
clan DIR. Edgar Allen, who did all he
could to restore her to consciousness.
Park Superintendent Eaton held the
five o'clock train and she was taken to
her home, possably to the Easton Hos
pital From the latest accounts Mrs.
Hickman was still unconscious. Her
head was badly cut. There have been
several hurt by those dangerous rotary
saws and they ought to be banished
from the Park. The affair created
much excitement in the Park
The Twenty Sixth Annual Re
union of the 18th Regiment New Ter
sey Volunteers Association will be
held at Remington, N. J., Thursday,
September II, 1905. Headquarters
will be established at Union Hotel,
where a meeting ofthe Executive Com
mittee will be held on Wednesday
evening, September 20, at 8 O'Clock.
The business meeting will be held at
the Court House at 10 A. NJ, Septem-
Der 81, 10 be followed by a social
meeting ofthe Regiment and its friends.
Dinners will be served by the Wom-
ans Relief Corps at p. NJ, at fifty
cents each. There will be no parade,
the intention of the Committee being
to have the Reunion family one.
Annual dues, $500, payable at the
Reunion, or may be sent to Col. +.
w. Davis, Soldiers Home, KeameB
N. J. One members badge and one
guests badge will be issued to each
member without charge; ex ira guests
badges will be furnished at IS cent s
each to comrades who notify the
Secretary as to the number they desire.
MOUNT AIRY.
Work is progressing on the macad-