The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-04-15
ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST.

IIeMS Ut PERSONAL INTEREST.
William Davidson of this city lef
last week for Red Granite, Wisconsin
John Bair, of Philadelphia has beer
visiting his son, Charles Bair.
Misses Elizabeth and Anna Lodol
spent Saturday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Willard Van Camp, of Phil
lipsburg, has been visiting here.
J. w. Crook and wife spent las
week at Atlantic City.
Henry Heller is engaged in work a
Ocean Grove for couple of weeks.
John r. Trewin spent Sunday ant
Monday in Wilkes Barre.
Jacob schenck and family, of Phil
lipsburg, recently visited this city.
Donald Heath is visiting relatives
in Milford.
Miss Jane Killgore, of Pennington
visited this city Thursday.
J. Fred Meginnes spent Tuesday il
Philadelphia.
Miss Reba Naylor, of Garfield, il
visiting her mother in this city.
DIR. Robert Click, of Landsdowne,
Pa, was the guest of friends in this
city on Sunday.
Fred N. Finger, of New York City.
was the guest of his parents, S. A.
Finger and wife, over Sunday.
Mrs. Nelson Coryell, of Bridgeport
Conn, was the recent guest of Miss
Torbert.
Finley Holcombe and wife, of Car.
bondale, Pa have been visiting DR..
L. T. Salmon and wife.
Mrs. George Embley and children,
of Trenton, have been visiting her
mother. Mrs Lizzie Larson.
Charles Robertson. of Red Bank, N.
j., was visiting his parents here the
past week.
John Jones aud wife of South Am.
boy, visited friends in this city last
week.
G. Prall Wilson has purchased from
Mrs. Thomas Larson the house he
now occupies on Delaware Avenue.
I. w. Holcomb and wife and Miss
Nellie Y. Hunt spent Tuesday in
Philadelphia.
Misses Frances and Lillian Lindsey
of Pittsburg have been visiting Prof.
+. A. Scobey and wife.
Edward Rittonhouse and wife and
Miss Mary Millen have gone to Ocean
Grove for the summer.
The Misses Anna and Katherine
LAWN of Trenton have been visiting
their parents III this city.
Horace W. Hoagland, of haywood,
is spending week Mt his home on
Clinton street.
Miss Sarah Lambert entertained Il
number of friends at her home on
Clinton street Friday evening.
William Holcombe and wife, Of
Schenectady. N. Y, were the guests
of relatives in this city, over Sunday
Charles ID. McCracken, of Newark,
spent Sunday with friends in this
city.
Howard Thomas, of Jersey City,
spent Sunday with friends in this
city.
Mrs. Levi Brown and daughters
and Mrs. s. +. Robson and daughter
have been spending a week Mt Wash
ington. d. c.
Ella Thorne, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Scott Thorne was bitten on tn,
ankle by dog last week but no seri
GUS results are expected.
Rev. John Ball and wife and Mist
Ruth Lodor, of Washington, ID. c.,
are the guests of the Misses Elizabeth
and Anna Lodor.
Mrs. +. B. Runk and daughter
Miss Emma T. b. Runk, have return
ed from Somerville, 8. c., where they
spent the winter.
Mrs Sarah A. Wilson. who hat
been spending several months with
her daughter at East Orange. has re-
turned to her home on Delevan street
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Thorne gave a
party Friday evening at their home
on Clinton street in honor of the
twenty first birthday anniversary Of
their son, Phineas.
Among those who attended the
Nordica- Damrosch concert in Tren.
ton on Friday evening were Mrs.
Frank A. Phillips, Robert Phillips,
Mrs. Lambert Reed, Miss Charlotte
Lyman, Miss Alice Hoffman, Mrs.
Harry J. Pierson, Miss Rachael Clos.
sou, Miss Beth Sproat, Miss Jennie
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Silvers,
Miss Minnie Gandey, Miss Sara Sill.
vers, Miss May Lear, Mr.. and Mrs,
Harry Scott, William b. Conover,
Norman Conover. Miss Alice Bntler,
Miss Ethel Farlee, Miss Mabel Hoag.
land, Byron Wallaston, William
Smith, Miss Lena Snyder, Miss Stella
Black, Mrs. William A. Ely, Miss Ara.
minta Hoa gland and Alfred Crimson
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