The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-02-12
STOCKTON.

MIS-. James Dean was recent visi
tor in Lambertville.
Mrs. Horace NJ. Reading has beer
visiting in Frenchtown.
Mrs. Corn ella A. Wood visited il
Trenton last week.
Thomas Everitt, of Highttstown
visited here last week.
Mrs Frank Wilson was visitor t,
Trenton Friday.
Frank Fisher and wife, of Ser
geant's Mills, spent Friday with Mrs
Harry Hunt.
John Book, an aged resident O
Brookville, is seriously ill at hi,
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fisher, of Lam
bertville, were visitors in Rosemont
last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Case, of Sand Brook,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Milton Duffield of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Edward Farrell and son Err.
nest, of Sand Brook, have been visit
ing relatives IN Trenton.
John E. Bovine aud wife and daught.
or Helen, of Manunka Chunk, were
over Sunday guests of the Rev. and
Mrs. Bartolette Bovine, of "Valley
View -
valley Farm" a drama in four acts
will be given by the members Of
Grand View Grange, in their hall,
Thursday evening, February 10.
Mrs. Rebecca Morris and son,
Gardner, of Sand Brook, have been
spending few days with Mrs. Morris
granddaughter, in New Brunswick.
The funeral of Mrs. Emma F. Tins
man, who died at her home near
Mount Pleasant, on Friday was held
from her late residence Wednesday
last, with interment in the Mount
Pleasant Cemetery.
William II. Silverthorn. baggage
agent at the Frenchtown Station of
the Belvidere Division, p. II. r., has
been retired on pension, having
reached the age of seventy years His
place will be filed by his assistant,
William s. Dalrymple.
The monthly meeting of the Wo-
mans Home and Foreign Missionary
society of the Presbyterian church
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Clark I. Hunt. Thursday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock. The subject will be
China.
Professor Bush, of the Stockton
public school reports these honor
pupils for the month of January:
Grammar observation-disclosures Durl-
ing, Grace Moore. Dorothy Woolver-
ton, Awilda Mason, L Isle Mathews,
Wesley Rockatellow, Charles Everett,
Frank BodIue, Russell Dean. Hervey
Johnson. intermediate department
Emma Apgar. Mabel Rockafellow,
Meta Sharp, Genevieve Ledger, Dora
Mathews, Hannah Johnson. Edgar
Bodine, Jennie Thompson, Robert
Baier. Primary room Samuel b.
dine, Ernest Huber, George Huber,
Charles Ent, Robert Rockafellow,
Harry Ent, Ray Van Horn.
Edward W. Redfeld, the we'll
known artist of Centre Bridge, who
has become famous for his snow seem
pictures, aud who, year ago, was
awarded the academy gold medal, the
first award the Academy of Fine Arts
bestows on American painters, has
placed several landscape pictures on
exhibition at the Pennsylvania Acad-
envy of Fine Arts, where the 103d ex-
hibiiion is now open. The critics
have declared there is nothing in
the exhibition in landscape painting
to compare with the works of Red
field aud Schofeld. Those of Red
field which occasion especial com
ment are entitled December" and
"a Wintry Day"
The Perfection of baking-MAo
KAY's bread.
Secure contentment through the
happy medium of "Lambertville
Puff. Insist on having the genuine
Califon seems to have hard time
a borough. 1t is stated that
a remonstrance against becoming a
borough has been signed by more
than three-fonrths Of the voters OF the
township, including quite large
in the proposed borough it.
.elf.