The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-06-05
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

+ Mrs Robert Templeton and son, of
Philadelphia, have been the guests of
/ Charles Templeton and wife.
/ Miss Mabel Mintie, of Waterbury,
Conn, has been the guest of Miss
Ethel Wallace.
Keller Clark and wife, of Trenton.
were the guests of Mrs. Hettie Oblin-
/ ger and family recently
Miss Annie MeNeal. of Bayonne. N.
j., was the guest of friends here dur
ing last week.
The Union Mills Paper Manufacture
ing Company has purchased fine
new carriage.
Mrs. \. Newcomer, of Indianapolis,
is spending some time as the guest of
Wallace Paxson and family.
Mrs. John Hagerty, of Tinicum aud
Miss Jennie Hagerty. Of Oak Lime
were the guests of Terence Kelly and
wife recently.
nc A'thliI NitNt vi ttit NOW Htlit
High School took their examination
before County Superintendent Shelley
Saturday.
Mrs Jane Ditmore, who died short
ly after her Doth wedding anniversary
il survived by 10 children. The
funeral took place Friday.
Rev. II. Harris, pastor of Thonp-
son Memorial Church, together with
his family, is spending some time at
jamestown Exposition.
John Cryer, u student of the Will
hanson Trade School, Media, was
the guests of his parents. John tryer
and wife during the week.
Harry G. Austin was graduated
from the Spring Garden Institute,
Philadelphia, last week as nn eleetri
cal engineer.
A concert will be given in Rockers
Hail. ON Thursday evening, June 8,
by Miss Mary Smith, soprano, and
Mr.. Robert b. Phillips. pianist assist
ed by Miss Ada Norman, reader, of
Camden, n. J.
Invitations are out for the wedding
Of Hugh W. Kitchener, Newhope, and
Miss Bertha 4. Molloy. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Molloy, of
Wyeombe, on Wednesday afternoon,
lima nj f,ur ~ ,laoE
Mrs. Alexander Sehermerhorn, for
II great many years resident of this
place. aged Is years, died at her home
ut Athens, Pa on Sunday of last
week. The funeral was held on We'd
nesday, with interment at the above
named place
In the Ferry House. II comedy,
WAS presented at Rockers HILL, Fri
dry night, 10y the Epwerth League Of
the Centenary NJ. +. Church for the
benefit of the Newhope NJ l.. church
| This entainment WAS given in lay
ceum HILL, Lambertvilc, lust Thurs
day evening, md WIS grand sue
cess.
Michael Herman, ,Ir., attempted
suicide by cutting his throat on We'd
nesday morning. The attempt was
made with butcher knife, but the
wound was not very serious one
He had been drinking heavily fol
some time and was temporarily de
ranged. He was removed To St
Francis Hospital, Trenton, where he
Ii reported ns DONG nicely
The entertainment given by Unity
Lodge, No. 200, ]. o. O. f., nj kook
er's Hall, on Wednesday evening, WAX
well attended and the program which
was well rendered, was highly eujoy-
ed. The program was ns follows:
| Music, Newhope Orchestra; opening
ode; service by chaplain; address of
welcome, John W. Hooker; piano
solo, Miss Sadie c, Vert, recitation,
George Short piano duet, Miss I.au-
IN Rocker and Howard Hooker; yocnl
solo, Miss Mary Smith; recitation,
Miss Helen Worthington, address,
Senator Webster Grim; pnno duet,
Miss Stella Horne and Dir. X. G.
Foulke; vocal duet, Miss Marian
Oblinger uud "Uncle Jnke" Rice,
piano duet, Miss Sadie G.. Vert and
A. /. Underwood, recitation, Miss
Helen Worthlngton. Following the
program the floor was cleared aud II
social hour spent IN games aud dane
ing. The committee III charge were
y. b. Oblinger. John w Hooker,
John Simon, jr.. T. ID. Vert and H.
n. Dubs.
Caroline Newbold Ely, wife of Rich.
ard Elias Ely, died on Tuesday at her
| home in Newhope, Bucks county, IN
her 18th year, She was n daughter Of
the late William f. Newbold, OF
Burlington, N J., aud Elizabeth
Panconst, n sist or Of Dir. Joseph Pan.
coast, who was II distinguished sur
geon of Philadelphia. Two children
survive = Margaret Newbold, who
lives Mt the old homestead, and Viii
liam Newbold Ely, first vice preai
dent of the Girard Trust Company. oi
Philadelphia.
Peter s. Naylor died at the home o
his sou, Harry Naylor, in New Hope
about noon, on Tuesday, May %, nf
ter several weeks illness. He was il
his s5th year. Mr.. Nnylor was vel
known throughout Bucks county hay
ing been noted builder. Some o
the finest bridges in the county stand
az monuments to his skil and hon
esty ms workman. Mr. Naylor, SOL
Of the late Thomas and Mary Leurcl
Naylor, formerly Of Solebury, wa
born January %, 1898 The most o
his life was passed in Solebury town
ship or vicinity. In boyhood he live,
for time with DR. Fell, Iiolicone
and later as clerk ut the store G
Edwin YerkeB, Centrevile. Subsc