The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-10-14
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

Frank Bush and wife are the guests
of friends in Wilmington, Del, this
week.
DR.. j. E. Scott was in Wrightstown.
on Tuesday on professional business.
Stephen Kelley, wife and daughter,
Minnie. spent last week at Philadel.
phia. They took in the sights OF
Founders Week.
Miss Bessie Yerkes visited her
friend, Miss Sadie Beaumont, New
town, for few days recently.
Mrs. A. L. Schermerhorn and
daughter, Mary, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Ridley Park.
Nicholas Wood and wife have re.
moved from Newhope to Washington,
ID. C.
Clifford Evan and Clarkson Nor
gan, who spent the summer at Mt.
Pocono, visited Harry Austin last
week.
Mrs. Hannah Murray, of Philadel-
phia, recently visited her many
friends and relatives in this place and
vicinity.
George Slack, of Brownsburg, left
the fore part Of the week for Jackson
vile. Florida. Mr.. Slack has accept
ed n position on the Seaboard Air
Line Railroad.
Mrs. William Bennett is critically
i'll at her home.
AT the meeting of the Citizens Lit
erary society in Rockers hall on Fri
day evening, Rotations were given
by Mrs. Florence X. Blaekfan and
Fred Price. Miss Margaret Shatfer
of the intermediate school read an
essay, and Il. G. Vert presented a
charac teristic number of the "Citi-
zen's Biweekly.
All citizens are cordially invited to
attend the sessions of the meeting of
the Bucks County Historical society
to be held in Rockers hall on Tuesday.
The papers read will be of great local
and general interest and upon themes
that all of our people should know
something about. The morning Sos
sion will be at 1890, the afternoon
session at } o'clock.
Miss Lilly Gardner, of Philadel-
phia, is spending few weeks of the
delightful autumn weather ut Mrs.
A. f. Thornton's. in the west end.
Miss Mary Mathews, of Trenton.
WAS calling on her numerous New
Hope friends the latter part of the
week.
Miss Rebecca Jones. of Borden
town, IL the guest of j. Parker Bor-
denis ut their North Main street home.
Mrs. John II. Ely il visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jacob Kitchener and fam
lily, Of Philadelphia.
John slime aud family, who have
spent most of the summer nj Maple
Grove, Mrs. Shines old home return
ed TO Harrisburg on Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Raiston. of Galveston,
Texas, IL the guest of her mother,
Mrs. .Iuliette Smith and family, at
the "Stone Cottage" ab,ye town, for
few weeks.
Miss Margaret Balderston, who
graduated from the High School in
'0s, enjoyed visit recently with heI
parents, on North Main street. Miss
Balderston teaches at Zion, N. j.,
and on Friday, and Saturday took Il
teachers examination at Pennington.
The class OF 1908 had seven members
and of that number, four are teachers:
Miss Helen Bradley has Phillips
School in Solebury, Miss Myra Ham.
bleton has Brookside School in Make
field township, Miss Claire Keller has
Highla nd School in Lower Solebury
and Miss Balderston, Zion School.
Edwin Austin spent last week in
Philadelphia, taking in the sights OF
Founders Week.
Walter Leslie. a first cousin OF Mrs.
George W. Carlen, Of this place, kill
cd large snake at Woodbury., N. J.
The snake escaped from show in
that place in July and was shot by
Mr.. Leslie about 100 yards from
where it escaped. II measured nine
feet in length and inches in circum
ference.
At a trial at the Office of SPUR,
Remington Fell, on Bridge street
William Mulvena, charged with cruel
ty to dumb animals. was fined $40 and
costs. Mulvenna is employed by
Mrs. William Eastburn. 1t was al
legged that he was habitually brutal il
his treatment OF the horses he hat
under his care, and il was proven by
many witnesses that he beat horst
shamefully along Bridge street OF
Wednesday morning. Mnlvenna is an
Irishman. only in this country FEY
months.
The officers of the Unity Lodge
/. o. o. f., were installed by Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master Il. Fran
Cope and staff from Warringto
Lodge. The officers are: N q.
Frank Bush V. G.. Charles l.. Logan
treasurer. j. p. Smith; warden, G
Watson Belts; conductor, Thoma
G. Vert; chaplain, DIR. II. q. Foulke
II. =. to N. g., William Hambeton
l.. $. to N. g., Frank Cosner; X. s
to V. q John Simon, Jr.; q. q.
John Simon, Sr.
After the business OF the evening
an oyster supper was served. Se'
eral members of Unity lodge hay
rather unique record OF member
ship aud service. Charles Croo
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