The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-12-11

with lrlen0S at trenton.
Miss Clara Parsons has been visit
ing friends in Trenton.
Carl Eye was recent guest Of
friends at Belyidere.
Mrs. Joseph Mathews recently visit
ed Bordentown friends.
William Eagan, Of Jersey City, re-
Gently visited this city,
Patrick Mullaly, Of New York, has
been spending few days in this city.
Miss Lizzie Cooper, Of Yardley, was
a recent visitor to Lambertville.
Edward Moonan received post
card shower last week
Miss 1illie Botti, Of Lodi visited rel
atives in this city, last week.
Miss Ada Carson, OF Wilmington,
Del, has been visiting friends here.
About ninety persons recently re
ceived the sacred rites of confirmation
at St. Johns r. C. Church.
Edward Y. Bright and wife, of Tren-
ton, were recent guests Of friends IN
this city
Arthur Smith and wife have been
visiting A. b. Simerson Sr. and wife, at
Ringoes.
Lewis C.. Dilts and wife and child
rem, of this city, were recent guests OF
Oryille II. Dilts and wife, at Ringoes
Mrs Robert Friedman was taken to
St Francis Hospital, Trenton, on Sun
day last, for treatment.
Clifford Higgins and wife. OF this
city, have been visiting Pennington
friends
Miss Emma Knowles has been
spending a few days with Raven Rock
friends
Miss Helen Stockton, OF Raven
Rock, has been visiting Lambertvllle
relatives.
Mrs. Green Johnson, of Sergeants
Mills, is spending some time with
friends in this city.
Mrs. Harry Fischer and daughter,
Mildred, and Mrs. Thomas recently
spent few days at the home of A. u.
Wismer, at Pennington.
George V. Hunt and family visited
Frenchtown relatives last week.
Miss Sallie Britton has been visiting
friends in New York City.
Miss Elizabeth Cooper recently
sited in Trenton.
Miss Marie Regain Of Pennington
spent Saturday and Sunday in this city
Miss Nan Workheiser, of Easton
has been visiting Cyrenas Stack ah,
family
Misses Alice Butler and Mildre,
MaUarum recently visited friends i
Trenton.
Theodore FAIRIES and family, c
Philadelphia, were the recent guests {
Gervas Ely.
nIfs. " tsiCy " aIiIci uIsiSrWCn. e
operation at the Presbyterian Hos
| pital in Philadelphia on Tuesday c
last week.
Miss Maud Orwig, of Lansford, Pa
who was elected to fill the vacancy i
the Lambertvlle High School, cause,
| by the resignation of Miss Jean u
Barley, began her duties on Monda
of last week.
The Phillipsburg Lodge of Elks ar
negotiating for the purchase of tn
building in which their present lodg
rooms are located. 1t is expected tina
the deal will be consumated in tn
next few days
Miss Hattie NJ Thatcher, of thi
city, died Friday morning, Nov. 80, a
the New Jersey State Hospital, 1rer
ton. Funeral services were held a
her late residence on Buttonwoo,
street Monday morning, at II O'Clock
lnterment at Remington under the di
rection of LaBaw.
DIR. Howard Bundy, a negro den
fist of Trenton, has received lette
from the Commissioners of the James
town Exposition, announcing that
medal of honor had been awarded hin
for his exhibit of plate work in denis
try. His many friends are congratu
lating him on the award. DR.. Bund,
is native of Lambertville and wa
taught his knowledge of dentistry by
the late Dr. Louis G. Reading.