The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-11-20

SCHttS NfstNeti HIS IaFeHls Ill lnls CITY.
b II. TAYLOR visited Frenchtown ON
Sunday.
Miss Helen Piefson was Saturday
visitor to Trenton.
Miss Mary Stephenson has secured
a position as teacher at Pattenburg.
Floyd Higgins spent sunday with
his parents at Serseantsville.
Joseph Martin and wife spent today
at RIngoes.
Mrs. Joseph Trexler, of Taylors-
vile, recently visited this city.
Mrs. Cora Stamits. and daughter.
Olive, of Ringoes, visited this city
Saturday.
Miss Carrie Parker, of Germantown
is the guest of Mrs. Clara Parker. on
Franklin street.
Mrs. Paul Gals and Miss Alma Gals
OF Lambefville. recently visited tins
city.
Miss Jennie Quick, of Ringoes was
the recent guest of her sister, Mrs
John Il. Trewin
Miss May Atwood and Miss Ethel
Locke, of Trenton, visited Miss Alice
Naylor last eek.
Washington Lake, Of Camden, has
been spending few days with rel
atlses IN this city.
A. =. Gest and wife, of Trenton,
were the guests of friends In this
city over Monday.
Sidney VIM and wife. of PLAIN
field, have been visiting relatives in
this city.
William Stryker and fumily, of
Trenton. visited in this city over Sun
day.
Richard Botti, of Jersey City. spent
Saturday and Sunday with Dominic
Bottl aud family
Mrs. Mary Neal. of Washington, u 4.
G., has been visiting Lnmhertyille
relatives.
Mrs, ] j llanis aud daughter,
Elizabeth, of Wilmington, are the
guests Of friends IN this city.
Mrs. Irwin Randolph, of Hamilton
square, was recent visitor to this
city.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Richards. of
Dover, \ j., have been spending n
few days with Amos johnson and
family.
Mrs ilalsey Bogart aud son, have
returned to their home IN German.
town after an extended visit with
Peter Heath aud wife.
Horatio Eye hus been suffering
with blood poisoning the past week.
William Swope il suffering from "A
carbnncle on the back of his neck.
Mcnamara. the Trenton carter, is
engaged to move thirty-fve families
from this city to Trenton
The newly elected city officers have
been sworn IN by the city clerk, ac-
cording to Inv.
The annual reunion of Major C. A
Angel Post, No. 20, G A. r., will be
held this Wednesday evening.
About fifty bocknakers employed
at the quarrles below this city have
been land of indefinitely.
John Fov has been transferred from
the =. r. Il. station in this city to
Trenton.
Concrete walks hive been laid in
front Of the residences owned by
Mrs. Joseph Bayard aud Andrew
Scarborough on Bridge street
The regular meeting Of the Union
Steam Fire Engine Company, No I,
was held at their engine house Inst
Thursday evening.
{. A. Twomey's store on Bridge
street has been rented by Trenton
parties who will conduct II restaurant.
The regular meeting of Wilson
Chapter, No. ID, X. A. NJ, will he
held this "Wednesday evening.
Nehemiah Green has secured po-
sition as fireman on the 7. X. r., be-
tween Trenton aud Jersey City.
William b. John has had copper
cutters placed on the roof Of his resi-
dence on Jefferson street.
Large plate glass windows have
been put in the shoe store of George
w. Hunt, corner of Union and Bridge
streets.
the Scranton Correspondence
Schools have had display in the
windows OF Charles BARS barber
shop for several days.
Prof. A. p. Kerr has secured a
position with the Scranton Cores
pondence Schools and will take up
his duties December LIST.
William b. Bovine, of this city, has
purchased the restaurant and pool
room of Theodore Bells, at Fleming
ton.
The board of education will meet
next week to engage teachers to fill
the vacancies caused by the resigna-
tions of Miss Jeane Barley AT d Miss
Mary Mcnamara.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany reduced its number of employees
fifteen per cent on Friday. A number
of men in this city were among those
laid off.
Don't let the baby suffer from &C.
zema, sores or any itching of the skin.
Doan's Ointment gives instant relief,
cures quickly. Perfectly safe for
children. All druggists sell it.