The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-04-24

Mrs &. II. Wood visited relatives III
LambertyilIe on Thursday and Friday
Mrs Heltle Van Gleve has been
visiting friends Mt Centre Hill
Miss Mury Horton, of Pennington,
has been spending II few days with
friends nj Brookvllle.
NJ ~. George Bells, of Sergennts'
Mills, has been visiting her mother,
Mis-. Rachel Johnson, of Kosemont,
Mrs. Samuel $ Horner has be en-
spending week with her daughter.
Mrs. William Bodihe, OF RIO selle.
Miss Alice Fisher, of Sergennts
Mills, has been visiting friends III
Flemi ngtou.
Miss ANN NJ F. Barber, of Philadel-
phin, was u.recent visitor at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. John W. Smith.
Mrs. Joseph Smith, of Prallsville,
has been vIsit ting friends at Bucking
ham.
Mrs. II. Dewitt has returned to her
home III Scranton, after spending two
weeks Mt the home of Mrs. d. S. Bo-
dine.
Miss Lizzie Sperhng, of Lakewood,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
SPerling, nj Sergeantsyllle.
The Rev. John l.. Nelson, recent
pastor Of the Sergeantsylle NJ. +.
Church has gone to his new charge at
Cox esbury. The Rev james Leggett
has assumed his duties.
Clarence Carmun, who has been the
supply ut the Methodist Church III
tins place and also at Rosemont, the
past year, was appointed to return by
the Methodist Conference last week.
social under the charge of the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the FIRST Pres
terrain Church, was held ut the home
of Mrs james Moore, Thursday even
ing. pleasant program Was rem
dered. Refreshments were served.
Water pipes are being laid in the
streets If Stockton and before many
months pass away the borough Will
probably be well equipped for fire
protection, as well as giving the resi-
dents a chance to have their homes
supplied with water.
.Judson Shepherd, son of Mr. and
Mrs Judson Shepherd, of Sergeants-
vile will leave ut an early date for
Canada, and viii visit places of inter
est through the western pnrt Of the
United States, including California.
II will be accompanied by his aunt,
Miss Mary IIoppock, of kosemont.
John B. Van Dorm died at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. J. q. A. Fuller
ton, of Ringoes, Sunday, Of last week
after a long illness from kidney
trouble. His s7th birthday occurred
Saturday, April g. The funeral ser
daughter Monday evening, and the
remains were taken to Franklin Park
cemetery for interment Tuesday.
Word has been received by relatives
here Of the sudden death of John
Williamson. Of Eureka, Wash. Mr.
Williamson was a resident Of this
community until a few years ago,
when he went west, and WAS young
man Of sterling worth He was EN-
pioyed by an electric light company.
Last week while at work he became
entangled with live wire and was
instantly killed. He was sou Of the
late Howell Williamson and brother
Of Miss ANN Williamson Of Sandy
Ridge.
Charles Johnson died at his home in
Brookville Wednesday after long
+ illness. He was seventysix years
old. The funeral took place Satnr-
day morning at 10 30 o'clock, from his
home, aud from the First Presbyter-
ian Church at / o'clock. The ser
vices were conducted by the Rev,
William J. Bone, pastor Of the church.
Interment was made at Sandy Ridge
cemetery. The deceased man was a
lifelong resident Of this community
and had been resident of the Dor
ough for many years. He followed
the carpenters trade until i'll healtl
compelled him to give up active work
He is survived by one daughter, Mis-
Minnie Johnson. who resides at home