The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-03-25
STOCKTON.

Mrs. Ellis Apgaf has been visiting
friends at Baptisttown.
Mrs. Harry Hoif has been entertain
ing her niece, Miss Blanche Hunt, OF
Headquart ers.
William Sines and wife were enter
tanned on Wednesday at the home OF
William Rittenhouse and wife of San.
dy Ridge.
Miss Lizzie Hunt, of Brookville,
has been visiting Mt the home of her
sister, Mrs. John Kinney, in Lam
bertvile.
Cyrus Bissey. wife and children
of Rosemont, were recent guests at
the home of Mrs. Harriet Bissey, of
Oak Dale. q
Mrs. Cyrus Van Dolah, of Sandy
Ridge, has been on the sick list for
the past few weeks.
Mrs. William Reed and daughter,
Sarah, have been spending few days
with relatives here.
Mrs. Horace NJ. Reading has been
visiting relatives in Frenchtown.
Mrs. Ida Leonard aud daughter,
Edna, are spending several weeks at
the home of George Leonard and wife
of Baptisttown.
John Mcdonald, near Sandy Ridge,
died very suddenly on Friday =. NJ,
of heart disease.
The congregation of tho Sandy
Ridge Baptist church contemplate
making extensive improvements to
the interior of the church in the near
future. Through the combined eff
forts of the different societies aud
bands connected with the church sew
eral hundred dollars have been raised
for the purpose. It is understood
that n steam heating plant will be in
stalled and that new seats of modern
style will also be introduced and re-.
pairs made to the steeple.
Mrs. Elisha Brewer, of Trenton,
has been spending few days at tho
home of Cyrus Van Dolah and wife
of Sandy Ridge.
Lanning Wilson, of Trenton, hat
been visiting at the home of hi
mother at Ringoes.
The enterta inment given by til,
ladies of the Sergeantsvile M. Il
Church, in the hall, Saturday evening
was well attended. About 1888 wal
realized from the sale of tickets
The funeral of Mrs. Tracy Kusler
widow of Joseph Kugler, who died at
her home in Milford, Thursday, was
from the Rosemont M. Il. church
Monday afternoon. Iuterment was
made in the adjoining cemetery. G
W. Green had charge of the arrange
ments. She IL survived by two sons
One sister, Mrs. Gornelia A. Wood, OF
this place, also survives.
Cottage prayer meetings will be
conducted this "wednesday evening
| at 1880 at tho home of Frank NJ. vii
son.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Presby
terrain church will have II birtbda,
social Friday evening, from Z: 80 to /
at tho home of Mrs. Frank M. Wilson
South Main street. Birthday bagt
have been sent to each member of the
congregation and the proceeds will b,
used Tor new church carpet. Ic,
cream and cake will be served.
The 34th annual meeting OF tn,
Women's Foreign Missionary society
of the Presbytery of New Brunswick
will be in the Presbyterian church o
Milford, Thursday. The mornin:
session will begin Mt $3.50.
John Il. Bovine and wife and littl
daughter, Helen, of Trenton, wer
over Sunday guests at the home @
the Rev. and Mrs. Bartolette i
Bovine, at "Valley View"
The Rev. II ID. Kurtz, of philadel
phia, will fill the pulpit of the Firs
Presbyterian church of this plac
Sunday.
Austin l.. Davidson, wife, their SO
Lloyd, and daughter, Helen, spen
Saturday and Sunday with the form
er's mother and sister, in New Yor
City.
John Buck has been quite miserab
for several months. He has sold h
small farm to Charles Fisher of Kin,
wood, and will move TO Brookvil
this week.
Godfrey Stout has moved on Nil
Palmer's farm ut Brookville and wi
farm there this year.
George l.. Bodine, near Locktowl
has bought the old wheelwright stan
with small farm attached, and hi
moved there.
Mr.. Elwood, who occupied I'll
place that George Bodine bought, hf
bought lot of 6 or acres, near Va
Dolah's schoolhouse and has move
, there.
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