The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-10-30

Miss fillie Whyte has been spend.
ing few days with Trenton relatives.
George W. Prall was Monday Wis
ltor to Pennington.
Frank Knowles aud wife visited
Ringoes relatives ON Sunday.
Wilbur Taylor. of Trenton, spent
Tuesday in this place.
Mrs Laura Huber, of Stockton, is
visiting friends in this city.
Frank Phillips and wife visited
Newtown friends last Saturday
b. IL. Taylor spent Tuesday in
Pennington.
Miss Florence Ledger has been
visiting Stockton friends.
Miss Lizzie Barber spent Sunday
with her sister at Prallsvlle.
Theodore Hull. of Mount Holly.
spent Sunday IN this city.
Scott Thorne and son, Wellington.
were in Phiadelphia on Thursday.
Edward KEEPER was n SUNDAY visit
or 10 Philadelphia
"ilmot Qumby. of Solebury. visit
ed this city ON Thursday last.
Harry Gallan spent Monday IN
Pennington.
Harry Reinett and family spent
Thursday III Philadelphia
Fred Vert, of Trenton, spent Sun
day IN this city
Miss Ella Blackwell visited Rineoes
friends ON Saturday.
Edward +. Bat es aud family have
removed to Trenton.
Miss Kate Lyons spent Tuesday in
Trenton.
Mrs. Jennie Smith visited Fleming.
ton Tuesday,
William Wilmot aud wife, Of Tren-
ton, spent Sunday with Lambertville
friends.
Mrs. Holmes Ely, Of Trenton spent
lust week with her son, Mayor Alfred
i. Ely and family.
George Shamalla and William
lancr visited i'll Pleasantville ON Sun
day.
Mrs. Amos Johnson aud grand
daughter, Josephine John, were Sat
urday visitors to Trenton.
Miss Pauline johnson. of Raven
Rock, visited relatives IN tins city last
week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Norris and son,
Jehn recently visited friends IN Hope.
we'll.
Miss Lizzie Hunt. of Stockton, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Kinney.
Fred ). Cummings took business
trip to Philadelphia ON Thursday
last.
Augustus Neiter and wife aud Mrs.
Joseph Watt have returned from D
trip to the jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. Joseph Robinson and danght-
er, of Easton, have been visiting
Lambertyille relatives.
Mrs. Frank Barley spent a few
days last week with Frenchtown
friends
Mrs. Lambert Moore and daught er,
Vera, of Stockton. visited this city
Saturday.
Tax collector William j Schenck
WAS a visitor to Philadelphia on
Thursday.
Mrs. Servis Shepherd has been
spending week with her sister nj
Hopewell, N. }.
Mrs. George Frey has returned to
her home III Pennington, after an ex
tended visit with friends in this place.
Thomas Mcnamara and son Robert,
have been spending few days in
Bayonne.
Miss Elizabeth w. Bray has been
spending some time with relatives at
Deroy, Pa.
Eugene Phillips and wife, Of Tren-
ton, visited friends III this city over
Sunday.
Mrs. Oliver Clark and Edith aud
Ella Clark, Of LumbervilIe, recently
visited this city.
Mrs. Frank Wilson, Miss Minnie
Johnson, Miss Amy Diamond, Mrs
Samuel Van Cleye, of Stockton. were
Saturday visitors to this city.
Miss Sarah Gallagher who has been
ill at the home of George Pierson, on
Coryell street, for several weeks il in
Il critical condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALVIN Stafford and
daughter, of Had1onfield, N. j.,
have been visiting Harry Dilts and
wife.
Mrs. Thomas Crowley. Mrs. Will
liam Crowley, Mrs. John Crowley,
Miss Eve Crowley aud Hervy Hol-
combe and wife, spent last Wednes-
day visiting friends in Doylestown.
The report comes from South
Jersey that the cranberry crop will be
short because the berries have been
nipped by frost must be taken with
large allowances. This is, we believe
Tia e first time that the claim has been
made of shortage Of cranberries on
account of frost. That excuse has
year after to boost up the prices Of