The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-03-22
STOCKTON.

MIS-. Jane Roberts.
Joseph Hunt nowresiding at Brook.
vile is going to move on his farm
above Stockton.
There are seventeen Veterans of the
Civil War living in Franklin town
ship.
Miss Anna Dell Hunt, teacher ut
Sand Brook passed Sunday in the vii
lage Mt her sisters Mrs. William Sharp.
Charles Yonerel has purchased the
barber implements of John Rous-
amano and will open shop elsewhere
in the borough April l.
Herman Fisher the barber will oe-
cupy the place where John Rousama-
no carried on the business for three
or four years.
Henry Van Horn, near Sergeants
Bridge, was badly hurt by fall from
NOW short time back. He was
under the doctors hands at last ac-
counts.
Prof. Rushing Hoppock, of Mt.
Pleasant, on Saturday visited Stock
ton and Lambertville to sell some
stock bank of an estate OF which he is
executor.
The lot belonging to the Finney ss-
tate ON Main street has been pur-
chased by Stockton's well-known
butcher William During who will
this summer build fine residence on
the corner opposite the M. L. church.
In and within one half milo of
Grover there are eight farm dwellings
built over 100 years ago, all tenanted.
They are commodious, and comfort
able, and III good state of rreserva-
ton, barring accident.
Edward Souders who has been an
occupant of one of Thos. Everett's
places is going on larger farm, near
the Valley School house now occupied
by Mr.. Crum. Mi. Crum is going to
farm for Mrs. Jos. Hagerman near
Oak Dale.
Three of our townsmen Asa Hook
enbnry, John Scheiterle aud Theo-
dore Wilson have constituted them
selves rs the Stockton Real Estate
and Trust Go. They have purchased
Alfred Wilson's lot in the burned dis
trict. They have nm eye on couple
Of other lots it is said.
Austin l.. Davidson who was burn.
ed ont in the January fire has had the
masons mt work this week in putting
the cellar walls in shape before the
frame is rnt ZIP. The cellar is one
foot deeper aud one foot lower at the
surface. The building will he an inn
provement over the old one It will
have steam heat, better lighting and
ventilation. The third story will be
used as the Free Musons' lodge room.
Our marshal has won his first law
SUIT, and six men jury at that, be-
fore Esquire Lyman, of Lambertyille.
The jury in face of Justice Lyman's
charge after few minutes delibera-
ton brought in verdict no cause for
action. The case was the we'll known
and widely advertised female dog
suit, Some weeks ago Justice Cullen
and the town marshal started out to
abate the bow-wow- WOW nuisance
which made the nights hideous for
two or three weeks. They shot four
females Of the specie. Suit was at
once brought to recover damages for
one OF the ours, and Terminated with
the above mentioned results. Our
marshal is receiving congratulations
for his popular victory.
A pretty wedding was solemnized at
tho home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Barley, Of Prallsville, Thursday at
high noon, whom Miss Achsah l.. Bo-
dine, daughter of Mrs. Jane II. Bo-
dine, became the bride of William
Johnson, of Pleasant Valley.
Precisely on the stroke of ~ o. clock
the bridal party entered the parlors to
the strains of Lohengrln wedding
march, played by Miss j. $40 NJ. Bo-
dine, cousin of the bride.
The ceremony was perfol med by the
Rev. William H. Woolverton Of Stock
ton. During the ceremony Mendels-
sohn's march was rendered. Miss
Carolyn Woolverton Bodine, sister of
the bride, was maid of honor. The
page boys were Master Everitt Bum
Fisher aud Master Paul Bodine Wood,
nephews of the bride.
The bride was attired in handsome
blue travelling snit, and carried
shower boquet Of brides roses. The
maid of honor wore gown of blue
figured silk, aud carried pink carna-
tons.
The parlors and dining room we're
profuseIy decorated with cut flowers
and palms, the color scheme being
pink and green. Immediately after
the ceremony collation. WAS served.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson started on
the 30 train, amid showers OF rice,
for wedding tour, and on their re-
turn viii reside at Pleasant Valley
The bride was the recipient of many
useful and handsome presents.
The following guests were present
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bailey, Mrs.
Jane H. Bodine, Mrs. Carolyn Wool
verton, the Rey. and Mrs. William
II. Woolyerton, Dorothy Woolgerton,
Mrs. Mary Bodine, Miss Jennie Bo-
dine, Miss Esse NJ Bodine, Miss
Carolyne w. Bodine, Miss Elizabeth
Coltrain, Mrs. Hannah II. Wood, Paul
b. Wood, William Byrd, Stockton
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