The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-05-17
STOCKTON.

r. II. Van Horn is building an adj
dition to his bakery.
Miss Susie D. Slack passe sunday
at Pineville with her parents.
VIM. During has the foundation
completed for his new home.
The recent shower has elivened the
gardens.
Miss Sallie Finney, of Lambert
vile, is passing several days at G. 7.
Hunts.
The work on the new stone crusher
at S. B. Twiuing x Co. quarries is
rapidly approaching completion.
Edward Souders and family were
making calls among their old friends
in this city lately.
Chas. De Mass, of Philadelphia, is
doing some millwrighting at Joseph
Smith and Co.'S Mills.
Elgin Fell, of Centre Bridge, Pa,
has new horse which is quite
speedy.
West House has been lucky in his
catch of shad. Some twenty-five or
thirty shad got into his net.
The Stockton Stone Quarries have
been purchased 10y Mr.. Ilsthurn and
VIM. Ledger.
The 5. b. Twining X Co. have pur-
chased all the quarries and equip
ments of Stockton Stone Co., in the
vicinity of Stockton.
Mrs. r. H. Bowden is visiting her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Smith, at Ingham
Springs, near New Hope.
Samuel 4. Price will start to st.
Louis on Thursday this week to at
tend court as witness on an impor-
tant electric railroad accident.
r. b. Reading, Jr., assistant fore
man in the late Stockton stone quarry
has accepted position at Rocky Hill,
Stone Quarries
Spencer l.. Dilts is enjoying daily
drives behind his fancy black team
which is in the market for any desir-
ing good horse flesh.
Mrs. Cornelia Wood one of the fire
victims has taken apartments with
Mrs Henry billiard We are glad to
welcome her back to our borough
again.
|. z. Shepherd who has been en-
ployed i'll Shepherds store at Ser
geantsvile for the % years. has re-
signed and taken position i'll Ritten-
houses clothing store at Clinton.
Miss Belle Reading, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Reading, and
William II. Cole were married at the
parsonage of the Pennington NJ. Il.
Church, Saturday evening by the
Rev. Z. G. Bascom.
Edward J, Robbins, aged SO years
we'll known farmer aud melon
grower, of Holland township is miss
ing from home and it is feared that he
has been drowned in the Delaware
River. Robbins has been missing
since Sunday morning May Z. when
pail in hand he went to the barn to do
the milking. A search of the premises
was made for him but no trace of the
man could be found.
Mrs Cordelia b., wife of William
G. Coates. died at her home near Ser
geants Mills, Wednesday, after an
illness of one week of pleuro- pneu-
monia. Mrs. Coates was one of the
original members of the Sergeants-
willie Methodist Episcopal Church.
The funeral services were held Sat
urday morning i'll the Sergeantsyille
Church, the Rev. A. s. Boyd, offici-
ating, assisted by the Rev. =. G. Bas-
com, of Pennington Interment was
in Sandy Ridge cemetery, under the
direction of G. Walton Green, of
Rosemont.
The deceased woman was GS years
of age She leaves husband and
one daughter, Mrs Irwin Kline, of
Sergeants Mills. She was sister of
the late Samuel s. Buttcrfoss, of
Trenton and John II. Butlerfoss, of
this city.
The funeral of Miss Sarah Gather
inc Warman was held from her late
residence Wednesday. Services were
conducted by the Rev. Samuel b.
Williams, assisted by the Rev. Ed
ward Snyder, of Phllipsburg, for
mer pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, of this place, and the Rev.
William II. Woolverton.
he pail bearers were: John w.
Smith, Lewis G. Paxson, Wesley b.
Bodine, Egbert T. Bush, Daniel d.
Spelling and Gilbert G. Conner.
Interment was in Sandy Ridge
Cemetery under direction of Green.
Miss Warman had been an invalid
from her youth, and her whole life
was one of pain and suffering, she
having been confined to her bed for
years at time.
She was one Of the original mem
bers of the First Presbyterian Church
of this place. She was born 70 years
ago.
WEBER-FlSHER