The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-02-21
RINGOES.

pastor of the Ringoes Baptist Church
Arthur Danbury has been visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hum, of Larison's
Corner, is suffering from slight
stroke of paralysis.
Miss Annie Woods, of Pittsburgh,
has been spending several days with
friends here.
David Black we'll has been spending
a few days with friends at Fleming
ton.
Mr.. Charles Quick, of Marlborough,
Pa. is spending a couple Of weeks
with friends in this vicinity.
Miss Lida Wilson visited tho home
of her uncle, DIR. A. =. Wilson. at
Bristol, Pa, last week.
tanning Wilson, of Trenton, spent
Sunday at the home Of his parents in
town.
Mrs. Charles Holcombe was enter
tanning her sister, Miss Hettie Will
iams of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Cora Silvsra of Philadelphia,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. V. d. Hunt.
Mrs. Martha Schenck of Trenton has
been spending q few days with rela.
tiyes hero.
Frank Stires of Jersey City is visit
ing his grandfather, John r. Stires of
Quakertown.
Clark Johnson and wife, of Rose
mont, were guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Dilts on Thursday
last
Miss Sarah Williamson, of Copper
Hill vicinity. spent Sunday with her
sister. Mrs. r. II Durham, in this
town.
John Dilts. his mother and son
Claude, visited Sergeantsville on
Sunday. Tho mother remained with
her brother James.
Rev. William l. Campbell, of Prince
ton, and former pastor Of the Kirk.
patrick Memorial church. made
short visit to this town on last Thnrs.
day evening.
The gasoline engine of Barton HUFF
man got out of order last week and
was damaged to such an extcnt to
make it almost worthless before it
conld be gotten under control.
Dir. C. W. Larison had the misior-
time to have one of his horses get
down in the stable few nights ago.
1t got one of its hind feet fast in the
heat stall, and it is feared that ii has
strained itself internally.
John Pegs, Jr., and David Black.
woll Of this place, have Just received
an honorable discharge after serving
three years az soldiers in the u. s.
Army Much of their time WAS spent
at Fort Constitution, New Hampshire.
Wellington l.. Martindcll. n former
resident of RinGoes vicinity, died at
the home of his niece. in Camden, on
February :, aged 81 years. Mr.. Mar
tindol WAS member of Pohattnn
Lodge. |. O. o. T., OF Ringoes.
While f. II. Wilson WAS using the
ice pillow on the factory pond Tuesday
last cutting ice, his horse broke
through and he went into the water
and mud together 80 that nothing but
its head was above the ice and it was
with considerable difficulty that the
horse WAS rescued.
Mrs. Elizabeth Manners died at the
home of her stepson, William IL.
Manners, on Thursday morning last in
the eighty seventh year .Of her age.
Funeral services were held Mt tho
home where she died, on Saturday
afternoon Mt two O'Clock. lnterment
ut Wertsville cemetery.
John Lair. brother to Sylvester and
Joseph Lair. died at tho home Of his
brothers, on Wednesday morning
last, aged s. years. Tie had been sick
with pneumonia for ABOUT a week.
Funeral services were held at his late
residence en- Saturday morning. In
torment at Quakertown under tho Iii
rection of Wilson & liolcomhe.
The Rev. r. II. Whiteside was in.
Rtalled pastor of the Mount Airy rrea-
byterian Church Friday afternoon.
The Rev. J.. l.. Strock of Trenton pre-
sided the Rev. Henry s. Van Osten Of
Ringoes preached the sermon. the Rev
J. T. Clark delivered the charge to
the people and the Rev. II. a. Mae
Knbbin the charge TO the pastor.
The Rey. W. J. Bone read the Scrip
lures.
The ladies Of the kirkpatrick Me-
mortal church will hold bazaar in
the lecture room of the church on
Thursday evening, March g. next. If
the night should prove stormy it will
be held on the next fair evening =.
Many fancy and useful articles will be
on sale rs well as many attractions and
amusements together with ice cream,
homo made candy and other refresh.
ments.
SANDY RIDGE.
Erastus 9. Rockafellow will give up
the Stockton Il. +. ID. Route on
April LIST. Joseph Slack, Of Sandy