The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-07-01
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

at Wilmington, Delaware.
Mary Coombs, of Trenton, was the
guest of William Jaegar and wife the
first of the week
Mrs. Carey Black, of Carversville,
visited at the home of William Rock
afellow recently.
Miss Julia Naylor, of Bethlehem is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. G.
Vert this week.
Camden, are the guests of F. l.. Eos
ter.
Richard h. Parry has returned
home after spending some time in
Philadelphia.
Miss Miriam A. Taggart, OF Phila-
delphia, was the guest of friends here
during the week.
Mrs. Harvey Peze, of Frankford
was entertained as the guest of friends
here during last week.
Miss Maize Parker, of Philadel-
phia, was the guest of friends in this
vicinity last week.
Justice Pollock, of Philadelphia,
has accepted position in Robin $
Cafe.
Corson Hellyer aud wife. of Elem
ington, were the guests of friends
here during the week.
Mrs. H II. Naylor is making an ex-
tended stay with relatives in Phila
delphia
Frank Corrigan. of Phillipsburg,
has been i'll at the home of his father
in-law, Isaac Scarborough.
Misses Sara and Maize Orem, of
Philadelphia, were the guests of rea-
tiyes and friends here during last
week,
William Il. Roberts. teacher of
mathematics at George School. is
spending the summer at the home Of
Mrs. Agnes Ely, of Solebury.
Mrs. William Newbold Ely aud
daughter, Dorothy. of Chestnut Hill,
are being entertained at "rhe Cintra"
this week.
The Newhope Tennis Club has is
sued challenge to the Lambertville
Tennis Club. Tournament to be
played July in the afternoon.
G. X. Middleton attended the an
nual Convention of the Pennsylvania
Pharmaceutical Association at Paxin-
osa Inn, Easton, Pa, on Wednesday
last
Cyrus Fell left on Wednesday lust
for Norwich, Conn, where he will be
cashier on one of the boats of the Fall
River Line during the summer.
ST. Martins X. G. Church il being
newly painted aud when completed
will add greatly to its appearance.
George Johnson IL doing the work.
The Methodist aud Presbyterian
churches will call their sunday
schools at 10 A. NJ. instead OF 2:l5 p. NJ.
during the summer. Preaching ser
| vices ut II A. NJ.
Walter Beatty, who attends the
Mount Airy school for the Deaf. at
Philadelphia. is spending the sum
mer ut the home of William Daniels
and wife.
William LaRue severed an artery
III his right arm on Monday. The ne
cident happened through the explod-
ing of u bottle at his bottling estab-
llshment and flying glass struck his
arm.
Misses Myra Eambeton, Helen
of the Newhope High School, class of
'0S, successfully passed the teacher y
examination before County Superin-
tendent Hoffman last Saturday. The
latter two have been appointed to
schools i'll Solebury township.
The tenth annual reunion of the
New Hope High School Alumni was
held in Rockers Hall on Saturday
evening, June 27th. About fifty
members were present After the
business meeting short program
consisting of vocal aud Instrumental
music and Rotations WAS given.
Supper was served ut ten O'Clock =.
The menu consisted of boiled ham,
chicken salad, olives, cheese, rolls,
fruit, ice cream, cake and coffee The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Bernard
secretary, Florence Whitley; treasur-
er, Clinton Oblinger.
The graduating exercises Of the
Newhope Hugh School were held ut
Rockers Hall, Friday night, at which
time the following program was rem
dered; Music, Van Sewers orchestra;
invocation. Rev. }. w. DUNCAN;
music, orchestra; salutatory, Helen
Il. Bradley; essay, 'Step by Step, u
Claire Cunningham; music, orches-
tra; Grafton, "Climb Though the Path
be Rugged" Edwin +. Austin; class
history, Selma Schermerhorn; music,
orchestra; class prophecy, Margaret
Balderston; class presentations, Claire
Keller; music, orchestra; yaledictory
Myra Il. Hambleton; presentations OF
diplomas. Il. G. Vert; music, orches
ira; address, ''The Man Who Wins,
: DR.. Madison G. Peters; music, orches
ira; benediction.
The stated June meeting of the
. School Directors was held in the
Town Hall on Wednesday evening
last. President Vert presided at tn,
meeting. Messrs. Simon, Foulke
oyer and Battye were present.
! The minutes of the last and specia
meetings were read and approved.
The treasurer reported balance @