The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-11-11
RiNG0ES.


past few days
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Losey had u
son horn thcm last Friday.
Isaac Cherry aud wife of Trenton.
spent Sunday with Dir. Z. G. Young
aud wife.
The lluntcrdon County Sabbath
Observance association will meet in
the lecture room this "Wednesday ev.
onlns at !, 30
The keN. Adrian Westvccr. Of
Stanton. will occupy the pulpit of
kirkpatrick Memorial church next
Sunday hY invitation of the session
aud +. of IL, No. Il. of Ringoes.
Oscar llelrombe, of Trenton, spent
Sunday with friends in this vicinity.
George IT, Fisher aud family. Of
Sergeantsylllc. visited Jacob Van
Marter and wife ON SUNDAY.
The Standard Oh company has n
large force of men laying IA pipe line
over the same route used two years
age, When completed the compa ny
will have three lines of pipe laid
across New Jersey over tins route
j. Finley ilo lcombe died Friday Mt
his home near Reaville, aged 6S years.
Mr.. lloleombe WAS the senior member
of the lloleombc stock farm, aud was
we'll known in llnnterdon aud Mer
Ger counties The funeral was bel Il
Tuesday nj 10 30, with luterment IN
Pleasant Ridge cemetery under the
direction Of Wilson y Iioleombe.
The monthly report of the grammar
department Of the Rlneoes public
school shows mn average attendance of
II during October. The following
pupils were present every day: Mon
roe Schelllnger, Burlcigi Salter, Rune
Titus, llarrietta mud Mary Brewer,
Sadie Pittengcr aud Albert Polhemas .
Average attendance III primary de
partment, *. Those who attended
every day were: Hazel Hill, Grnc,
Hunt, katle Salier and Adelber
Hunt.
The Rev. W. Il sheldon, of Prince
ton, conducted the services at Kirk
patrick Memorial church Sunday
LnrGc audiences we've present nj both
services, as Mr.. Sheldon has mn es
tablishcd reputation ~ IA pull pit urntor
aud Yesterday he excelled all previous
efforts
The family Of Iohn Runklc were
nearly asphyxinied with coal gas on
| Friday night. On retiring for the
nj .ht the stove was not properly nj
lusted, and gas escaped Mrs. Frank
Butts, II granddaughter, wns the frs,
to detect the odor. Barely able Ia
totier IL the hallway she threw open
the doors, which partially revived
her. Or. i. G.. Young was summon
cd aud prescribed resiotaiivcs for iii,
hours before they had fully recover
ed
After an Ill ness of about one year
MIS- Sarah DaIrymplc died Sunday n
the home of William II Scrvts II
Trenton. She WIS ~ yenrs Of nsc.
Death was due 10 heart trouble
Mrs. Dalrymple came of revolution
ary stock, her grandfather havint
served IN the first war Of the Ameri
can colonies against Great Britain
She was born near kocktown, Hun
tendon county and cnme Ia Mercer
county with her parents II few years
later. She spent most al her life II
Rlngoes, where Mr.. DnlrympIe con
dncted farm The latter, who wa
her second husband, died about iei
years aso, aud she then came to Tren
ton ioliye with her son, Mr. Serv!s
al his home on Spring street.
BESIDES Mr.. Servis, Mra. Dnlryinpl,
is survived by two daughters, Mrs q
l.. Conoyer, Of 24O Spring street, nnc
Mrs. J. L. Horn, Of 2Is Pearl street.
Mrs. Dalrymple was II lifelong
member Of the old school Bnpts
Church at lIopeweIl, aud the pastor o
that place of Worship, the Rev. Eide
Chick, conducted the funeral rites
which were held Tuesday evening. at
O'Clock nj her son y residence Inter.
ment WIS nj I.artlson's Corner.