The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-02-06
NEW NOPE AND VICINITY.

NEW HOPE AND VICINITY
Mary, wife Of William Moran. died
at her home. South Main street.
Thursday.
Miss Mary Sellers, Buckingham.
was the guest of Isaac Scarborough
and family Wednesday.
Miss Edith Hellyer, Buckingham,
WAS the guest of Miss Kate Stintsman
Thursday.
Mrs. Alfred Hamilton is spending a
few days at Oak Lane.
Miss Lettie Swariz. Of Point Pleas
ant. spent a few days lnsi week as the
gnest of her aunt, Mrs. Martha Ham
bleton.
| Stanton Horn has moved into the
house recently vacated Ivy WII.am
Blowers on Mechanic street.
Joseph Closson speLt n few days
last week in Doylestown.
Several of our citizens have filled
| their ice houses with ice which ranges
in thickness from to inches.
Miss julia Naylor has accepted n
position III Bethlehem, for which
! place she left on Wednesday last.
The ladies Aid Society oil the
Presbyterian Church will hold II sup.
per on Tuesday evening. March ).
Harry II. Naylor cut his thumb
| qnite badly while working in Rockers
pork factory on Tuesday OF Inst week.
Several stitches were required To close
the wound
| Elizabeth, infant daughter oi los
| eph Nice and wife. died on Wednes.
day morning last. The funeral WIS
held from lis parents home on ME-
chanic street on Thursday afternoon
at . o clock. Interment was made nj
Solebufy Friends Bnrying Grounds
The regular monthly meeting of
the Newhope School Board was held
in the Town Hall ON Wednesday e4-
ening. President Austin presided.
Vert were present. The minutes OF
the Inst meeting were read and mp
| proved. The treasurer reported II
bnlauce of &a0S 40 on hand. Tho
committees on teachers and buildings
reported progress. The following
bills were presented and ordered
paid: tenrhets' salaries, Saj5. 90; T..
| Austin. ~ 90. On motion the Tax
Collector was notified 10 appear be-
fore the next meeting Of the honrd
with his books.
The regular meeting Of the Cltizen's
Literary Society was held IN Stints-
mans Hall Friday night when tho |
| following program Was renderea |
music. Miss Eva Storei, essay, Miss |
Margaret Shancr; recitation, Miss
Anna Pideock; piano trio; debate,
| "Kesolved, That commercial educa.
ton gives n young man Il better |
| chance of material success thnn does
a mechanical one. Affirmative,
Howard Rocker aud Samuel White |
ley; negative, Fred Simon and Milton
Kitchener; vocal solo, 4. !. Scnrbor-
ough; recitation, Welding Slack; !
music, II. c. Foulke and Charles
Schermerhorn: critic Mrs. j. T.. |
Scott; Grafton, Freeman High; BIZ |
weekly, Miss Elsie Slaughter
Matthias kirst, aged % years, died |
at st. Francis Hospital, Trenton. on |
Tuesday evening. The deceased I'M
dcrwcnt n surgical operation on Mon
day at the above named Institution |
and was thought to be getting along
nicely MP to Tuesday evening, when |
he died of heart failure. Mr. kirst |
was member of G. A. Angel Post, |
No. 90, G.. A. H., Of LambertyiIle.
lie served as n private in Co. T., 3Sth, |
New Jersey Volunteers, during the |
| Civil War and had been resident of |
this place for n great many years. |
The funeral was held from his late |
home on Randolph street, Saturday |
afternoon nj l.30 o'clock. Interment |
was made in Riyeryiew cemetery.
Lambertville. He is survived by two !
childrcd, Mrs. John Carter, Of this
place and Harry, of Denver, Colo.
| Ann, widow of the late William |
| Nay lor, aged % Years, died at the !
| home of her son, William, on We'd
nesday afternoon The deceased had
| been 10 bad health for some time aud
some days ago contracted pneumonia.
! She WAS charter member Of Uuitcd
Temple. No. "A, H. q i. and an active
member Of the Ncwhope NJ T.. church,
her membership in the church dating
| back TO the time the congregation
worshiped in the old church on Me-
! chanic street. She is survived by
/ fonr children, Mrs. T.. b. Slaughter
aud William Mayor, Newllope; Mrs
Mary Oliver, Virginia, aud Charles
Nnylor. Newark, \. j. She will be
greatly MISSED by II wide circle Of
friends and acqunintanees. Funeral
services were held from her late home
Saturday mol mug at 10 o'clock and
the Methodist Church at 10, 80 o'clock.
Interment was made ut Lower Sole
bnry Bnrying Grounds.
The Little Queen contest held by
| the Junior fnnd, for the benefit Of Mt.
Carmel Baptist Church, January 30
proved to be n great success. Maud
Mosely won the crown having 40
votes. Lucy Mayo, Of Stockton, re.