The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-12-02
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

i primary department of the public
schools, spent the Thanksgiving holi
days with Miss Edna Slack, near
Bfownsburg.
Miss Mary Johnson. of the Prince
ton schools. spent Saturday and sun
day al her home in Solebury.
Mrs. Charles Sehermerhorn has
been suffering from an ahcess. hut Il
steadily improved condition is report
ed and hopes are entertained of n
speedy recovery.
The personal effects of John Bend
et, who died suddenly at his home on
Waterloo street, we're moved to Tren-
ton. n. j., on Friday. The relatives
will dispose of the goods ut public
sale.
Miss Bessie X. Johnson visited Miss
Emma Fell recently Miss Johnson
Is teacher of the Green Hill Grammar
School. near immberyille.
Postmaster and Mrs. C. Watson
Rettts entertained Miss Martha Liv-
ezey. of Buckmanyille, the last of the
week
Mrs. George " Lawrence, dnught.
el of Mrs. Easthmu Reeder, has bean
visiting nj her former home for n few
days.
The Eagle Fire Company ia having
heat introduced INTO the new fire
house and the work is well under
way. Tho plant is being Installed by
George Hunt. of lambertville, aud is
the latest improved machinery for
steam heating. It will be capable of
heating the entire building, but Mt
present attachments will be made Ia
heat the first ileor only.
Quite sensation was caused III
New Hope last week by the disap-
pearanee OF Helen Wettwcf. daught
eI OF Mrs. James Allen. The girl left
her home i'll the morning without eX-
PLANTATION and nothing was known of
her whereabouts until evening, when
her stepfather, James Allen. was uoti.
fled by Philadelphia police that she
was IN their custody MIR. Allen at
once went to Philadelphia aud re-
turned with the girl. Unhappiness is
said To he the enuse of the strange ne.
ton.
MIR aud Mrs Albert Seaman. of
Trenton. have been spending IA few
days at idledale. Mrs. Seaman was
formerly Miss Name Johnson. of this
place.
Miss Sara Orem, of Philadelphia, is
spending some time nj the home of
her father, Scott Orcm. on West
Bridge street
Charles lamison. al Huntsville, hns
been visiting Hurry Austin Mt his
home ON Mechanics street
Miss Ethel Wallace, for three years
II student ut the Academy of Fine
Arts, il fitting up IL studio IN the Rob
erts hullding. where size expects to
devote her time painting.
Miss Elizabeth Palmer. Of the
Friends Home, Ncwtown, IL spend
ing few weeks nj the home of DIR.
George Morley Marshall
The condition of john Simon. lr.,
remains unchanged. IIs many
friends extend their sympathy aud
hope he may soon he able to attend To
business ngain.
The Thank sglyiug Ounce held III
Rockers hail. Thursday evening, was
II great sucinl event The committee
of young men composed Of William
Bush, Andrew j. Scarborough,
George Kline, .lolu Simon, Ir. !,
Thomas keenan,, Egberi X Price,
aud Charles Schlaetcr, spared no
pains TO see TINT Their gueSts enjoyed
the occasion aud much credit il due
them. Music Of II high order was fur
nishcd hy Nnn Sewer orchestra and
dancing was lndulged IN until II late
hour.
Mrs George Morcly Marshall, Of
"Highland Cove" left on Friday ev-
ening for nm extended VISIT with rela
tises III Cleveland, Ohio
John II. Ely aud wife spent Satnr
day nj Willow Grove waiting the
family Of Seth T. Walton. Nj, Wal
Ion, former resident of our neigh
borhood, IT suffering from n severe nj
tack Of acute indigestion
Mildred Kaufman, daughter of vii
| liam Kaufman. ri harrisburg, Pa ~
spending the winter with her Rrand
mother on South Main street
Albert Battye and wife. of Trenton,
spent Saturday mud SUNDAY with Mira
| Eattyes parents here.
Mrs Richard e. Fonlkc, who hue
been on the sick lat for ii week pasi
| is reported to he improving.
The first meeting for the term oi
| 1903 and '09 Of the Newhope High
School Literary Society was held IL
the high school room, Friday, No
vcmber 20. good program WAS wei
rendered
The Misses Parry entertained oil
Yer H. Parry aud wife, mud daughter
Margaret ut Thanksg dinner il
the old Parry Mansion
Mrs. Eastburn Reeder il paying
visit to her daughter. Mrs. George W
Lawrence. Lakewood, n j.
Andrew Workman, son of Andrey
Workman, started for Jacksonville
| Florida. on Wednesday morning
where he will spend the winter.
According 10 decision Just mad
by the Court Of Errors aud Appeals
licenses for the sale Of liquors may bt
granted only to applicants whose pc