The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-04-11
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.
Mrs. Ella O'Erienison the sick


Miss Sarah b. Orem has accepted
position with Victor Talking Machine
Co, IN Camden, y. l.
Georee Tlcruan has been Ill fer sey.
.lai daNs With acutc Indigestion and
Is unable IL work. DR.. !. +. Scott is
the attending physician.
Miss Nellie Roberts aud Miss Elsie
Slaughter were busy shoppers in
Philadelphia laSt Friday and Satur-
day.
Isaac Scarborough was philadcl-
phin visitor last Monday and attend
cd shad dinner given Ivy the United
Fisherman q Society, of which he is
m honorary member.
Andrew ScafboroHeb, proprietor oil
The upper shad fishery nj Ncwhope,
wet the new mel hv making haul
laat "Wednesday morning linnls will
now be made each day.
The NeWhoPe elaWare bridge was
we'll filled with people Tuesday even.
ing watching the blaze from bnrning
brush GU Bowman Hill II locke
ma though the entire hill was attire
While lames Rodgers, OF the Ten
ton y. NJ. c. \. who preached here
last Sunday IN the VI f.. Church has
neither y. - ar Rev. attached to his
name, he breaches a far better sermon
than some ministers that have
The leading eolorcd people OF this
section held dance in Stintsman's
Hall Thnrsday night. which was
largely attended. The affair WAS
given under the direction of Richard
+. Peaker Alexander Wood. T.. II.
Wood. Theodore Case, William Mayo.
and George H. Mofiett. Refresh
menta were served and shont thirty
complies present
Misc Gpii Scott, daughter Of DR. i.
f.. Scott. received hearty welcome
when she arrived home last Friday
from wilson College. where she
is being educated Miss Scott
will remain IN Newhope until after
the Faster holidays and il is nnder
stood she will I've entertained by -
number OF her most intimate friends.
II is now more than two months
since James Michigan first had his
leg fractured, the accident having
taken place in the upper rubber mill
Of Lambertville, whore the nnfortun-
ate man was employed For some
reason or other il did not heal salts
factorily and Or. Salmon. the attend
ing physician in the case. decided To
take the patient to the Presbyterian
Hospital, in Philadelphia, where he
was received last Thursday.
The Eagle Fire Company'z fair and
bazaar begins next Monday evening
and will continne during the entire
week. This will undoubtedly be the
greatest event Of its kind ever given
in Newhopc. The public is manifest
inc much interest and the firemen are
"leaying no stone untnrned' to make
the affair the aocinl and financial sue
cess it deserves to lie. The supper
will he given one night only, Tuesday
April 10. aud the other nights will be
devoted TO the fair and bazaar
Waiter Sheerer, brakeman on the
Newhope branch of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad, celebrated his
2sth birthday last Monday evening
by giving ar oyster supper to the
members Of the train crew with
whom he works. The supper was
served at Minors Cafe and attended
by Louls peze. Harry Fisher. William
/ Miller. William Van Hart, Harry
! Grimes and Fred Minor
The beautiful chair presented to the
Eagle Fire Company, Of Newhope, by
the Indies Of the William Mann Com
pany, of Lambertyille, will be shared
off at the firemen's bazaar and fair.
which opened Monday and will con.
tinue through the entire week.
Tuesday, April 10, the supper was
held. The shares on the chair REFER
ed to are only 8 cents each.