The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-04-01
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

the guest of friends here during tn
week.
Jacob Pickett is erecting bunga-
low on the river front just above New
Hope.
Isaac Van Pelt has purchased the
double brick house of II. G.. lands.
on Main street Mt private figures.
A travelling library, put out by the
Pennsylvania Library Commission,
has been granted to Newhope and has
been located at C. Il. Middleton's
drug store, with Miss Margaret Nc.
Lean. librarian and G. II. Middleton,
trustee. The books are free and any
one wishing may take out books on
Tuesday from to p. NJ. and on
Thursday from to s =. NJ. The Ii,
brary contains SO volumes of books of
fiction. history. adventure, etc.
A supper in aid of st. Martins Il.
G. church, will be held in Rocker 3
Hall, ON Thursday evening. April 90.
Miss Maize Orem, of Philadelphia,
was entertained as the guest of rela-
tiyes and friends here last week.
The Newhope Choral Union has
closed for the season. Tho meetings
were poorly attended. Not near all
who had signiiied their Willingness to
become members were ever in attend
ance at single rehearsal
Miss Miriam Taggart, of Philadel-
phia, spent few days this week M
the guest of relatives and friends in
this place.
Miss Florence Schermerhorn, of
Trenton, spent few days last week
with relatives in Newhope.
The last meeting for the season OF
the Citizens Literary Society was
held at Rockers hill, Friday evening
The following program was rendered
Violin solo, Roscoe Templeton; mon
ologue. Miss ,Iaquette; vocal solo, ID.
G. Van Solver; essay, DR.. J. e. Scott;
violin and cornet duet, II. Austin and
George Johnson; address, Professor
J. d. Arnold; violin solo, Miss Kate
Lyons; recitation. Miss Cynthia Lau-
er; mandolin solo, Professor George
Standard; mandolin club. Van Sewer
and Skillman.
Miss Annie Walton, of Philadel.
phia, was visiting friends here the
latter part of last week.
Albert Rocker and Bernard Garleu
have returned to their studies Mt Mer.
cersburg Academy after spending tn,
spring vacation in this place.
Raymond Coleman and wife, o
Trenton, called on friends here o.
Sunday.
Miss Isrnr1- Dotners, of Trenton
spent some days this week in thi
place.
Mrs. Thomas II. Crooks and daugh
ter, and Mrs. Ellen Gibson are spend
ing some time in Philadelphia.
Owen Monahan has rented tn
stables at the Logan House and vii
take charge April LIST.
Miss Jennie Smith, of Philadelphia
is spending some time with relatives
and friends here.
"Miss Prim's Kindergarten" will b,
given at Rockers hall, Friday even
ing, April 3, for the benefit of th,
Presbyterian Church. The kinder.
garten will he in session 30 Minutes
and promises laugh for every min
ute. The program will also consist OF
dialogues, recitations and music by
Van Sewers Orchestra.
-Get the Best, MAoKAy's-Specia
every afternoon
| Secure contcntment through the
happy medium of "Lambertyill'
Puff" Insist on having the genuine
Fresh rolls, Tea Biscuits and Gin
| HHiHoH DunN eNeiy hi'tIn noun III WIN
er's Bakery.
Wanted, number of cedar posts
Apply to this Office
We are closing out our remnants
of Wall Papers, good chance for bar
gains. A. II. TITus.
Bicycle, good make for sale ut
low figure. Apply to the REcoRl
Office.
We make specially Of engraye
visiting cards. Let us furnish you
new plate at II reasonable price O
leave your old one and we will hay
your cards printed in few days.