The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-02-13
IN A.pERSONAL WAY.

John b. Creed and wife are visiting
relatives in SomervIlle.
John Gibbs, of New York, visited
his parents in this city over Sunday.
Mrs. George Mellick is i'll with the
grip.
Thomas b. Naylor visited Trenton
on Saturday last.
Thomas Cunningham. of Jersey
City, visited this city over Sunday.
Mrs. Amos johnson il critically i'll
at her home on York street
Mrs. Elizabeth Stout is seriously
i'll at her home in this city.
Miss Florence Cronce recently Wis
tied Milford friends.
Coroner John ID. Stockton spent
Thursday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harry X. Reiuert visited rren-
ton, Thursday.
Andrew Scarborough, ot Philaael
phia, visited this city on Monday.
Miss Bess Wilmot has returned
from visit to Pittsburs.
Miss Elizabeth Kitchen has been
visiting relatives in Bethlehem. Pa.
Mrs. Clara Miller spent Saturday in
Philadelphia.
Miss Rella Kaegler has accepted a
position i'll the Bell Telephone office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Goodfellow
visited Solebury friends Friday
Clarence Knox aud wife. OF Cam
den, spent Sunday in this city
Louis Botti. of Doylestown. VISITED
Dominic Bo,ti and family over SIM
day.
Oscar Rose aud family have return
ed from an extended visit with rela-
tives at Asbnry Park.
Newton f. Curtis aud family, Of
Grover, visited Councilman Harry X.
Kramer and wife over sunday.
Nh. and Mrs. Char les +. Martin
dell visited relatives i'll Easton over
Sunday.
Charles ID. McCracken, OF Newark,
has been visiting Edward II. Hol-
combe and family.
Mrs. i. II. Butterfoss who has been
quite ill the past week is somewhat
improved in health.
Clarence McGill who was recently
graduated from Annapolis Naval
Academy, is at his home in this city.
Joel Reading, of Philadelphia, was
the guest of Lambertyile friends On
Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William III. Gibbs re-
Gently visited their daughter at Mt.
Vernon, n. Y,
Mrs. Atwood Kiple. of Burlington.
visited this city Friday.
Miss Nan Bartolette visited Tren-
ton on Saturday.
Miss May Lear was the guest OF
Solebury friends Friday.
Miss Imogene Hunt ls confined TO
her home with the grip.
Robert A. Montgomery has returned
from trip to Georgia.
RAYMOND Fretz has been i'll the past
week with the grip.
TAIo az NnrE
street, is spending some time at Pine
hurst, \. G.
Frank Hazep, Of Hartford, Conn. :,
| has been visiting relatives III this
city
Mrs. Emma Johnson. OF Philadel.
phia, is spending soma time with rel
atives in this city.
Rev. w. W. Moffet, d. ID. of Prince
ton. recently visited friends in this
| city.
Clerk of the Board of Freeholders
William J. Ledger WAS confined to
the house with the grip last week.
Mrs. Walter Ennis has been visit
ing her son Harold. who was OPP
Grated on in Coatesyille. Pa, last
week for appendicitis.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G.. ". RittenLouse
and son, Nelson. Miss Grace Cooley
aud Mrs. Britton spent Sunday at
Sandy Ridge.
Miss Miriam Ennis gave sleigh
ride to a number of her friends las t
Wednesday afternoon. Those who
enjoyed the treat were: Fannie
Schenck, Marjorie Davis. Hazel Den.
son. Florence Wright, Leo Campbell,
Ethel Smith, Grace Reed aud Reba
Balderston.
Miss Marjorie Davis gave Spider
Web social to her school classmates
and friends Monday evening. Those
present were Helen Sergeant, Ger
trude Ledger, Muriel Schanck, Addie
johnson, Eleanor Lugar, Laura Kin
ney, Anuabel Boyd, Annie Bowers,
Cornelia Carr, Lidie Stiles, Helen
Davis, William Seyffert, Thomas
Hunt, Frank Pew, Elmer Conover,
George Holcombe, Roland Th ornton,
George Van Camp and Russell Van