The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-05-31
STOCKTON.

completed and does its work well.
Arthur Reading played in the Mil
ford base ball team few IA. ago.
Miss Martha Swallow is suffering
with an attack of the Grippe.
Miss Carrie Mason is visiting rela-
tives in Frenchtown.
Mr. and Mrs Irwin Daily, of Ser
Seants Mills have little daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Rocl arellow, of
North Main street, and Mrs. Green
leaf Bovine, of Brookyille visited
friends in Philadelphia last week.
Joseph G. Moore and daughter Jen-
ME, of Sergeantsyille have been visit
ing i'll Trenton.
Joseph Woolyerton has sold all his
buggies and carriages aud has sent
for another supply.
Undertaken Samuel S forner has
begun work in rebuilding his new
house in the burned section.
William G. Coates, Mrs. Irwin Kline
and daughter Elsie, of Sergeants
Mills visited relatives in Trenton last
week.
Miss Emma Cornell Warman, of
The Naples, is spending few days
with friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Elizabeth Allen, of Bridge
street, was recent visitor in Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Carrie Dalrymple of Pas sale
recently spent Il few days with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. james Dean.
Dewitt Godown of Sandy Ridge is
recovering from severe attack of
rheumatism.
Mayor Theodore S. Moore has re.
turned home after spending several
days IN Pocono mountains.
Mrs. Eden B. Hunt recently enter
tained her niece, Miss Bessie X. John
son, of Lumberyile, Pa.
The Rev. William II. Woolyerton.
and Joseph Woolyerton, were visitors
in Pennington Thursday.
Miss Susie Slack spent Saturday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Slack, of PinevilIe, Pm.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woolverton,
OF Rosemont, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Wilson, Of South Maln street
Friday.
Miss Mary j. lioppock of Rosemont
Is spending several weeks with her
sister Mrs. Edward shepherd of Ser
geantsyille.
The following letters remain nn-
claimed in the Stockton postoiiiee:
John Newton, Mrs, ID. IL. Everett.
MIR. q. S. Bittetter.
Mrs. llervey S. HoIcombe and
daughter, of ReigeIsyille, are making
an extended visit with the former =
mother, Mrs. Sarah Johnson of Cen
tire Bridge.
Mrs Samuel civilians and daugh-
ter Sara, of Sandy Ridge, have re-
turned to their home after several
weeks visit to friends aud relatives
in South Jersey
Mayor II. NJ. Reading drove with
his mother and wife up to Sandy
Ridge cemetery last Sunday to whit
his fathers grave. His mother is 30
years of age.
Herman Fisher will receive new
stove III place of the one DESTROYED by
explosion, the parties furnishing it
have decided To replace it without
cost
The borough is in litigation. A cit
zen has called up the borough acl
into the supreme court for review
For the present this acts rs Il stay in
the Issuance of bonds for fire purposes.
Jack Norton the railroad detective
IL determined to put stop to men
and boys jumping on and oil Of NOV
ing trims. Last week ho rounded
up abont dozen boys and took them
before Judge Cullen who fined them
each two dollars.
While the borough was regretting
the loss of principal j. d. Gfay, who
takes charge of the Pattenburg school
next autumn and the deelination of
Prof +. 7. Bush who was offered the
school, a lady teacher applied for tbs
school among the applications coming
id This caused thought to travel in a
different channel, District Clerk S. D..
Van Cleve then opened the boom for
Miss Susie Slack for principal, and on
Wednesday night she was elected
unanimously The choice is good
one. She is Normal Graduate,
Miss Jennie M. Mullaly takes the in
termediate department. There il .
vacancy in the Primary department.