The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-03-11
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marriage of Miss Jenness Compton
of Baptisttown. aud Russell Kerr, of
Frenehtowu, The ceremony was per-
formed February %
Miss Rachel Bissey, of Oak Dale,
has been entertaining Miss Eva Hunt
of Philadelphia the past week.
Miss Emma C. Wnrman has been
visiting IN Trenton
Mis-. Jerry Bovine. Of Sandy Ridge,
spent Monday IN Bristol.
Ii IL the trait of small minds to be
jealous of the success of others, aud
yet not willing to pay the price of
hard study OF self. denying labor To
gain the greater reward Themselves.
Now, altogether. everybody clean
the sidewalks mud the cutters.
Miss Ada Reading was the guest of
friends Mt Frenchtown, Sunday.
Clark I. Hunt and wife, of South
MIN street, have been en- tertaining
their cousin, Miss Fannie Springer,
of Marion, Pm
Miss Helen lIoff Inns been spending
several weeks ai the home Of her
aunt. Mrs. William Libzeller, Of Inn
caster, Pa
c. Lloyd Fell, OF Jersey CITY. was n
recent visitor Mt the home OF his
mother. Mrs. Hannah 4. Fell, Of
Centre Bridge.
]. {. Warman. of New York city,
Inns been visiting his parents, William
Warman, Sr. and wife, Of Oak Dale.
Miss Eva Hunt, of Philadelphia, has
been spending week as the guest of
Miss Rachel Blssev Of Rosemont
Miss Emmn G. Warman hns been
visiting friends III Trenton.
Mrs. james Moore il making nm ex-
tended visit nj the home of her dangh.
ter, Mrs. Andrew Larlaoi Of Phil
lipsbnrs.
Mrs. Jane Bodinc has returned TO
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Fisher, of Sergennts' Mills
lsnac :. Slower and wife, who hive
been soJournlnS for several weeks Mt
Atlantic City, returned To their home
in this place last week
The State Forestry Commission IL
calling the attention of farmers and
other property owners living in towns
or townships where there are forest
tire wardens, to the fact TINT no brush
or other outdoor fires cnn be set be
tween March 10 mud May 81 inclusive
without the written permission of
such fire wardens These permits
may be had without cost upon npplea-
tion to the fire warden of any town
ship III which the fire is proposed to
be started. Failure to secure pei :
init subjects the person starting the
fire to n fine
Professor Bush, principal Of the
public school of this borough, report y
the following honor pupils for the
month Of February: Grammar de
paftment, Grace Durling, Dorothy
Woolverton, Alwilda Mason, John
/ stout, Frank Bodine, Harvey John
son; intermediate department., Emma
Apgar, Katie Errico, Eonisa Errieo
Josephine Errlco. Mabel RoeknfeIIew
Meta Sharp, Dora Matthews, Ethe
Bauer, Edgar iodine, Alexander
Palmo, Tony Palmo. Joe Foley, Rob
ert Bauer. George Warriek primary
grade, James Errico, John Ent
Charles Narducei Roy Van Horn
Robert Rockafellow, Harry Ent
ANGELA Welsh Jennie Emf.
Friday evening, April ,, has beef
fixed as the date when the Young PEG
Pile of the Methodist church will pre-
sent two plays in the town hall, en-
titled "The Woman Halter" and 9Th
Old Maids Club. Those to TAX,
pnrt are: Clarence Carmen. llarvel
Snider, Bert Michencr, Mrs Levi
Wilson. Mrs. Spencer Dits, Mrs A
+. Angerine, Misses lizzie Allen
Lillian Mason, Ada Reading, Edit
Dilts, Mella Apgar, Nellie Ent, Mar,
Sillery, Nora Sillery, Belle Lawsho
Mary Hockenbury. Mrs. John Wilson
The regular monthly meeting Of til,
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
AIRY society of the Presbyterian chnrcI
will be held Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. Franl
Wilson. South Main street. The sub
iect will he "Indans