The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-08-29
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.


delphia, are at Idledale for three
weeks.
Miss Helen Waite, teacher in the
Hewitt School, Trenton, and her sis
ter Emma, are spending two weeks
at Idledale.
Miss Sarah Short has been spending
two weeks vacation i'll North Caro-
lima.
Professor Albert Winkler, organ
izer and director of Winkler's famous
band of Trenton has been at ldledale
for week
Miss Minnie Wood is spending the
summer with her brother, Edward
Wood at Yardley.
Ii. j. Moorehead aud family are at
the Delaware House for two weeks.
Henry Crier has been spending
week with his parents on Main St.
Miss Mamie Moore of Philadelphia,
is spending several weeks with the
family of John Short
Miss Mamie Cunningham, of Ferry
street, was visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Climer OF Roxboro.
While playing ball, William John
son gave his side severe wrench
where he had been operated ON for
appendicitis, and Is now confined to
his room. He will not be able to play
ball on the New Hope team for some
time.
Walter Corrigan. of Trenton. has
been enjoying week = vacation with
relatives in this place.
Miss Mary kornman, Philadelphia,
was entertained at the home of Mrs.
Kate Scheetz during last week.
Miss Matte Simpson, Norrstown.
Pa, was the guest of relatives and
friends in Newhope aud vicinity dur
ing the past week
Robert Mccartney and granddaugh-
ter are spending some time in Phila-
delphia.
Rev. ID. l.. Mccartney, of Philadel-
phla, Il former pastor of the Newhope
NJ. T.. Church, was calling ON rela
tives here during the past week.
Watson X. Reeder and wife have
returned from week = stay at Butia-
10 aud Niagara Falls.
William Opdyke has 80 fur recover
ed from his recent operation for APP
pendicitis at st. Francis Hospital,
Trenton. ms to be able to return to
his home in this place.
Miss Carrie Brillman was removed
to Philadelphia hospital, last week,
where she was operated on for II
growth in the throat.
John W. Rocker expects to have his
ice pluIt iii operation this week. The
machinery il about nil set and the
frat ice turned out Of the new plant
will be Monday or Tuesday.
Fred Simon will return to his homo
in this place ON September | from
White Haven. at which place he has
been in quest of health, and in Sep.
TENDER will, with his family, go to
Denver Colo for an extended stay.
The thirteenth annual picnic i'll aid
of st. Martin Church will be held in
Delaware Grove, on Monday, Sep
TENDER 3, Labor Day. There will be
dancing afternoon and evening
Music by Prof. Johnson Orchestra.
Letters remaining in New Hope
Postolfiee are as follows: Miss Alice
Donnelly, William H. Ilelty, Miss
Mabel Hurley.
Charles Cooley is spending his va
cation in the West End.
The Misses Sue and Ethel Crook, of
Trenton, called on friends III this
place Wednesday.
The entertainment committee of
the New Hope Citizens Literary So
ciety met Mt the home of it's chairman,
DIR j. +. Scott, recently to discuss
the course of entertainments to be
held during the winter. The attract
tious will include: The Aerial Quartet
Of Boston, the S. rlatt Jones Con
cert Company, the Lincolns, Ross
Crane, Lew Beanchamp.
The Misses Edna aud Margaret
Walton, of Ilatboro, were The guests
of their uncle, John II Ely, in the
West End for several days last week.
Mrs. John Mclaughlin and daugh-
ter, of Jersey City spent Thursday
with the family OF Michael Brahan.