The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-11-11
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.


Willim Corrigan, of Trenton, spent
SUNDAY with his parents here.
John Herman, of Phllipshnfg, spent
SUNDAY at his home here.
DR.. J. Ewing Mears left her Sa'nf.
day Tor Philadelphia.
Il. Il Parry aud wliehase been
spending some time III Boston.
Hugh Il. Eastburn. Of Doylestown,
was in town on Saturday in the inter E.
est of the Turnpike Company
Miss Adele Gilbert. of lardley. was
visiting her aunt, Mrs Randolph Nay.
lor, on Sunday.
Reuben Price spent several days
Inst week with his brother. DIR. Jos
eph Price, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Joseph Whitelcy and children,
were Sunday visitors nj the home OF
Joshua Whiteley and family.
Miss Florence Miller. of Solebury.
has returned To her home after spend
ing some time Waiting relatives here.
Master Willie Rocker has been sent
to II Philadelphia hospital 10 undergo
mn operation upon his leg.
Mlas Sue Wigtou, III New Britain.
has been visiting nj the home OF Mira.
Margaret Iiamblcton.
Miss Elizabeth Price, of Philadel
phn, was Sunday visitor nj her faith
III Il fntm in Solchury.
.lncob Smith aud wife, Of Brides
burg, Pa, afe Visiting Richard Cor
son aud family on North Main street
Our teachers all returned from
spending week III Doyleatown, Mt
| tending the county institute. They
report II profitable aud pleasant tune
Mrs Frank Lake aud Miss Berth
Gilmore, Of Buckingham Valley, Wis
tied their SISTER, Mrs George Ashton
aud fnmly, on Saturday.
Miss Ethel Wallace spent sevcra
days lust week in Philadelphia, taking
in the exhibition now IN progress n
the Academy of Fine Arts
Edward Blnckfan has been home oi
II week y vacation and spent the mnjol
portion Of the week cunning III this
section.
Andy Scarborough has been down
III ShlppeushnrG on n cunning expe
diiion with Carroll Cox aud Rlchar,
! GorHou
Albert Scarborough, who recent +,
returned from II three years enlist
ment in the u. S. Army, IN the Phil
liplues, IA III nj his homo on Bridge
| street
Invitations are ont for leap Yen
dnnee 10 be held III Rockers lialI
Wednesday, evening, November T.
Van Solver y Orchestra will fnrnlsl
the music for the occasion.
More than II hundred invitation
|
ing dance, which is to he held II
Rockers hall, Thanksgiving eve
November PC The names OF John
Simon, Jr, A j. Scarborough an,
VIII Bush are on the committee win
have the affair in charge.
Quite novel display of L. S. Arm
fire arms ~ on exhibition at Middle
toms this week, aud has attrncte'
much attention j. q, Dillon win
recently won II Workmanship prizi
nj the State Rifle Association meet
held at Esslngton, ~ the owner Of til,
interesting fire pieces
Some Of New Hopes leading bnsI
ness men nre considering the adylsn
billty Of forming IN electric light com
pany aud furnish the borough ut
much smaller rate than they are nov
getting. No definite action has ye
been tnkeu, but il ~ nnderstood
meeting will be held ia the near ia
ture aud the plan thoroughly discuss
ed.
On cdneadny evening last Tia
IIearons Sisters Musical Company an
tertained one Of The largest and mos
appreclative audiences that ever tilic
Rockers Ial. The Hearons sister
comprise an aggregation 81 hugh clnsl
aud talented Musicians, whose versn
tiltv won for them the constant M
proyal aud applause OF those present
Ia fact the program III its entiret}
was the best Of it, class vel givel
by the entertainment department o
the Citizens Literary Society.
Quite an elaborate program wa
given at the Citizens Literary 40
ciety's meeting, November q, in HOOK
er's Hall. The program comprised
II solo, by Miss Gladys Shea; recita
ton, Miss Claire Keller; essay, Mis-
Margaret Mclean; music, Mrs. Wat
son Roberts aud Miss Davis; debate
"Resolved, That the game Of Rngbl
football should be abolished in III
American colleges" Affirmative, JOIN
Malloy and John Pidcock; negativ e
John Simon, Jr. aud Clinton Oblins
er; solo, Miss Francis Kennedy; eur
rent events, Miss Mary Reber; music
Mrs. Roberts and Miss Davis.