The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-03-13
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

MINIS hafN oioau, OF PONlestOWu
was a visitor in town recently.
Thomas C. Vert is able to be about
again after being ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. r. NJ. Hutchinson, of Trenton,
was calling on friends here recently
Jonas Raum. of Pottstown, was the
guest Of friends here last week.
Miss Mary Schermerhorn was in
Trenton on Saturday.
Mrs. Michael McGiunis and daueh-
ter Ellen were Trenton visitors re-
Gently.
Mrs. Asa Grammas has been spend
ing some time with her children at
Allentown.
William Ely, of Reading, was the
guest of relatives aud friends here re-
Gently.
Reeder Cox. of Hopewell, N. j.,
spent last week as the guest of rela-
tives of this place
| A''N. Ehiitt NJ Nti WHO HIS Httll Ill
the South, is at the home of her par
ents in this borough
Mrs. Margaret Warren has been
seriously i'll at her home ON Delaware
Avenue.
Mrs George Marshall, of Highland
Cove farm, recently underwent mn
operation in Philadelphia.
Miss Emma Hartman spent last
week with relatives aud friends nj
Churchville.
John Herman has resigned his Pc
sition with the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company ut Phillipsburg.
James Hennessey and family have
removed from the house of Michael
knally to the farm of Thomas Briggs
near Buckmanyile
John Shick has returned To his
home at Fredicksburg, Md, after
spending two weeks with his son,
Horace Shick.
Lewis Cook, of New York, il spend
ing few weeks with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. jacob Good, of
this place.
Borough council has reorganiaed
by electlng DIR. II. G. Fonlke, presi-
dent. Charles S. Roberts, treasurer;
Thomas c. Vert, secretary
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian Church cleared about $40
from their supper held in Stintsman's
hall Tuesday evening of last week
Frank Gorrigan aud wife, of Phil
lipsburg, N. j., were visiting rela-
tives and friends here during Inst
week.
William Harding held public sale
at his home near New hope last week.
He will remove to Newtown having
accepted position on the Doyles-
town aud Bristol trolley road.
Miss Elsie Smith, of Eambertville,
grade of the local school in the nh
senee of Miss Annie Whitley who has
been i'll
The pastor of Thompson Memorial
Church, of Brownsburg, Pa, preach
| ed last Sunday with the following
themes: II A. Nj, brotherhood in
Christ $50 T. NJ. Temperance
Legislation.
New Hope iiremen held their an
nual supper at the Delaware House,
| Tuesday evening of last week Forty
| four members were present. Among
the invited guests were Chief Arnett,
of Lambertville, Justice of Peace
Isaac Scarborough, Dir. X. G. Foulke,
Councilmau ID. Il. Oblinger, Assessor
J. =. Borden, F. r. Slack, II +
Shick aud John Marke Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. Mulnor, Mr.. aud Mrs
Charles Ewera, Mr.. and Mrs Matter
Tcmlnson, Mr. aud Mrs Charles
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Logun
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Melnor, Mis-.
George II Harrison. Mrs. Frnuk
Boyd, attended tn, golden wedding
Of NJ. aud Mrs. William Sands in
Trenton on Wednesday lust Mr.
and Mrs. Sands were married in
Lamber ivllle March g, 1857 by the
Rev. Jnm,s Enuei.
That New Jerseys fresh wnier
streams aud lakos have been literally
stocked with game fish dnring the
year ending October 81, ~ shown by
the compilation recently prepared by
he Staie Fish aud Game Commits.
sion Nearly every body of water III
the State has received large nlloi-
ment, and next season there should
be some good sport for the anglers.
The list includes six varieties of fish i,
comprising black bass, perch, catfish,
front, pickerel and small bait
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