The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-07-03

| relatives nj Point Pleasant.
Miss May Johnson, of Lang horne
was visitor ut the home of Stepher
| Quick recently.
Squire Isaac Scarborough has thor
onghly from his recent i'll
ness of pneumonia
MIR. and Mrs. Magee, of Ferry
street. are spending vacation of tw,
weeks IN Plalniield. n. J., where the,
once resided
Mrs. Turner Is having large cistern,
built at the rear Of two of her Fer,
street properties for the accommoda-
ton of the tenants.
The cold Iron Bridge" ON South
Main street has Il new foot path, one
ef the improvements nude by the
trolley company. Is IT not wonder.
full?
Mrs. Howard Knight was in Am.
bier several days last week with her
son Russell, who left for Auburn. New
York. Saturday morning, where he
has accepted IL position with n large
manufacturing plant in their machine
shops.
Michael kna y sailed for the Brit
ish isles from New York cit, last
week During his travels he will WIS.,
1t the principal cities of England and
Ireland, deyoting much of his time to
the land of the shamrock. lie expects
to be absent about two months.
Rutledge 4. Scarborough has re-.
turned 10 Norfolk, VA, after visit
here OF two months. MIR. Scarbor
ouSh has secured position near
Norfolk Tor the summer and fall aud
expects to return to New Hope for the
shad season of 1908.
Among the notable arrivals in town
are Mr. and Mrs. William LENT
Weiss from Bethlehem, Pa. MIR.
Weiss IL an artist of considerable
note and some time nge was u student
of Edward Redfield at Centre Bridge.
They, with their infant child and
nurse are spending some time mt the
Logan House.
While horse belonging 10 Mrs.
Casper kaufman was grazing i'll an
open lot one day recently, it became
entanSled i'll the lend strap aud was
ehoked to the ground BY the timely
arrival of aid, what might have been a
serious accident was nveried.
Lewis feHe, an engineer on the
Reading Road, while nj the throttl,
one day last week Ind one of ms
eyes injured 10y Tying spark. At
first the injury seemed slight but
| since haa developed into something
more serious. 1t ia understood tina,
he will go to some Philadelphia hos
pital for treatment.
Miss Mary Johnson, daughter ol
Stacy Johnson returned to her HON,
last week where she intends To re
main during the summer months. II
viii be remembered that Miss .Jehn
son is II school teacher i'll haywood
N. j., where she ~ extremely popular
She expects to entertain extenaiyel /,
during her stay. Miss Wales of Wei
| lesly College accompanied Miss John
son when she arrived III New Hope
The former left Sunday to attend the
alumni reunion of that college.
The beautiful old fashioned HON,
vacated by William Lathrop has been
retenanted by $. A. Wood and his
daughter, Miss Eleanor u. Wood
me new occupants moved in last Sat
urdny. The place has been converted
INTO first class boarding house and
already quite II number have engaged
board for the summer. The place i,
conveniently situated TO New Hope ane
both the Delaware aud the canal
which should make il attractive te
those III the cities fond of fishing,
bonting and outside life.
A meeting of the New Hope Build
lng and Loan Association was held
Wednesday, June 10Th aud the fol
lowing officers elected: President, j.
7. Borden; Secretary. A. II. Scher-
merhorn; Treasurer, T.. Il. Slack
Directors, Jos. ID. IIolcombe, Frank
Bush, b. NJ Mcdonnell, S II. Math-
ews and Isaac Van Pelt. A new
series of stock will be opened July II
md can be secured from any of the
above