The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-12-05
DECEMBER s. 1906.
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

4. Ii. Ol0ck unu NIt WIZ li'h'3H
visitors recently.
Owen Markey, OF East Stroudsburg,
WINS calling on friends here during
the week.
Mrs Anna Hall, of Newtown, spent
some days last week with relatives of
this place.
Professor Albert. of Hardley, was
the guest of Professor A | Under
wood recently
Leslie Bilby, wife, and children,
have returned home after mn extended
visit in 6hicshinny, Pa.
John Brahan, of Philadelphia, spent
several days last week with relatives
and friends Of this place.
Il. NJ. Hutchinson, wife and son, Of
Trenton, spent some days last week
in this place
Miss Sue WIghton, of New Britain,
was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Mar.
tina Hnmbleton recently.
William +. Roberts, professor at
George School, Newtown, spent
few days last week in this pnoe.
Mrs. William Holden aud daughter,
Myrtle, of Trenton, were the guests
of relatives here over Thanksgiving
Miss Elm Mcdowell. of Amber, was
entertained Mt the home of Thomas c.
Vert some days this week.
Ida Smith. of Frankford, was the
guest of Il. c. Corson and family dur.
ing the week
Mrs William Minder aud Mrs.
Charles Minder and daughter. of
Bridgeton, were the guests of Harry
Yes and family some days last week.
Watson Large left for Denver. Col,
last week. Mr.. Large will mike his
home near the above mentioned city
in the future
Misses Eana and Myrtle Potts au3
Jacob Abbott, of Bownes Station, y.
J., were the guests of J.. NJ Cox aud
family last week
George Starkey sliped GA roller
rail while crossing Main street s..
Thursday evening, spanning 4*
mike.
Will Carleton. the asli-keaFe zess=
lecturer, has been secured - ~ C.
izeus' Literary Society aad
pear here March ~.
Mrs Clarn Toune-. Of Baxdiaa.E4z
was the guest Of Dr. r. e Fe1.s=
aud family during the week. NJ
Townes has recently purchased a r---
deuce in Newtown aud will ii The
ear future remove thereto.
!. Z. Borden was taken by sur
Prise Friday evening when large
number of the members OF the First
Baptist Sunday School, Iamhetiyille,
arrived at his home in body The
gathering was in honor of Mr.. Por-
den's birthday.
The Aeuel Ladies' Quaitctte, Of
Boston. entertained lnr4e aud Gp.
rreciative audience at Hooker new
hall on Wednesday evening, being
the first number IN the Citizens hit
erary Society course The program
was well rendered aud tue Qaartette
are among the best entertainers ever
in our town.
= /. Il
who died November Il, was held Mt
Buckingham Friends Meeting House
on Satm day, Representatives pf
Garyersyillc lodge, No. 26t, l. O. Q,
T., aud Doylestowu Eneampmeut,N No
30, l. O. @ F,of which lac was "A mem
Der, was present Rev. Hugh Miller,
pastor OF the Caversyille Presbyter-
ian Church, TO which Mr.. Michener
had belonged, read the Twenty third
Psalm and offered prayer luter-
ment was made in the adjoining hurry
lug grounds, The bearers were John
Keeler, Robert MeNeal, Walter Mood,
Fred Murray, Harry Miller aud Nor
man Fell.
Edward Stuckhouse and MISS Emma.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, ollie Mil
Ter, were married at the brides home
Oh South Main street at 3 O'Clock on
Thurday afternoon. Rev 7. Il.
Crooks was the officiating Clergyman,
The bride was attended by Miss Ev-
oline Workman, rs brides maid, the
greomsman being Frank Naylor, of
Philadelphia. The bride was attired
in pearl silk and carried white car
nations. The bridesmaid was dressed
in brown silk and carried pink and
white carnations The parlors We're
prettily decorated for the occasion.
The ceremony was attended by the
Immediate families of the contracting
parties. The happy couple left for II
short wedding trip and upon their re-
turn will reside here.
The home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Asa 2.
Grammas on South Main street was
the scene of a pretty home wedding
on Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
when their daughter, Miss Eliza and
Albert I. Worthinaton were united
in marriage. Rev. L. Il. Crooks otlici-
ated, using the ring ceremony. The
bridesmaid was Miss Vesta Grammas,
sister of the bride, Harry Worthing-
ton, the groom's brother being the
groomsman. The bride was attired
in cream dress aud carried pink and
white carnations. The bridesmaid
was dressed in white. Mrs. T. Il.
Crooks played the wedding march.
Immediately following the ceremony
a wedding dinner was served The
wedding was attended by the families
and few friends of the contracting
parties