The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-03-27
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

fine team of bay horses.
Frank Slaughter, of Philadelphia
was a visitor in town last week.
H. c. Cox, of Doylestown, was 4
visitor in town recently.
Miss Jennie Cryer has accepted a
position in Philadelphis.
Joseph Herman has purchased 4
new horse.
Miss Helen Cunningham, of Pas
sale, was visiting here recently.
Miss Sarah Orem, of Philadelphia,
visited her father on Monday.
DR.. Edward Rhodes, of German.
town, was in town on Thursday.
Abner Van Hart is ill at the home
of his son, William Van Hart.
Frank Burk has moved to Trenton,
where he is engaged in business.
William Corners and family spent
Thursday ON a sightseeing trip to
Philadelphia.
Miss Hattie Mitchell is spending
some days in Frankfort, Philadel-
phia.
Miss Maud Mathews, of Pennington,
n. j., was visiting friends in town on
Thursday.
Mrs. Gilbert Mathews, of Titus
vile, N. j., was calling on New Hope
friends on Thursday.
Miss Worthington, of Pineville. was
the guest of Lewis Yos and family
Thursday.
Miss Lettie Swartz. of Point Pleas
ant, was the guest of Mrs. Martha
| Hambleton last week.
Miss Mary Kelly, student at the
| West Chester State Normal School,
was the guest of friends here recently.
Harry Starkey, of Tullytown, was
the guest of relatives and friends here
last week
Rev. L. Il. Crooks, pastor of the
M. f. Church attended the annual
meeting of Conference last week.
The Union Mills were shut down "a
couple of days last week on account
of high water.
William Sweeney has accepted n
position with the Mott Iron Co, Mt
Trenton.
William Van Hart, an engineer of
the Reading, has moved from the
Pee property on New street to Phila-
del phia.
| j. Remington Fell and daughter,
Miss Emma. and John II. Ely and
wife were the guests of Thomas CInx-
ton and family, of Wycombe, Friday
George Vim. who has been living
in the Wilson property on Mechanic
street, has moved into DIR. Foulke's
house, Ferry street.
Mrs. Sara Spencer, of Richboro, is
spending two weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs Sackett Lear aud family, of
Solebury.
Mrs Frank Foster IL spending a
few days rs the guest of ID. Wilson
Ilollinger and family, of Parksburg,
Pa.
Judge Edward Magill, of Phiadel-
phia, is making extensive improve
ments ON his Solebury property, get
ting it ready for occupancy during
the summer.
William Harding has moved from
his farm to Newtown. He will worl
on the Doylestown and Bristol troley
line.
Mrs. Robert Demorest and daugh-
ter. of iIackensack, N. J., were the
guests of the formers father, j. Rem.
ington Fell, last week.
Miss Ethel Eastburn, who il attend.
ing the State Normal school, West
Chester, is spending some days with
relatives here.
About forty feet of the breast OF
Huflnagle's dam was washed out lasi
| week. This will necessarily shut
down Davis erist mill until it can be
repaired.
The remains of Lucia, widow oil
the late Samuel Belts, Of Camden, N.
j., were brought to this place on the
10 o'clock train Monday morning oil
last week and were inferred ut Buck
ingham Friends Burying Grounds
The deceased was for several years
resident of Solebury township, resid
ing on the Belts homestead farm neal
Aquetong.
Mrs. Susan Clymer died at hel
home in Roxboro Friday, March IS
after short illness. The deceased
was well-known here, having spen
considerable time in this place. TIL,
remains were brought here Saturda,
following and the funeral was helc
from the residence of her brother in
law, David Cunningham, on Tuesday
at i2 o'clock The interment wa
made at Lower Solebury Buryins
Grounds.
George w. Lair, formerly of Elem
lngton, N. j.. is in charge of Eel
farm, Solebury. Mr.. Lair is widel.
known as both successful peacl
grower and "A raiser of high grad
cattle. His celebrated Jersey ere
becca Jane" with record unsul
passed in New Jersey, il with hi
herd on Fell farm. His son Henri
Lair, will assist his father in the mar
agement Of Fell farm.
Will Carleton appeared at Rocker
hall, on Wednesday evening last, q
an extra number IN the Citizens Lit
erary Course. Mr.. Carleton lecture
, on "Characters, and one Of til
larpeat audiences ever nj any enter