The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-05-12
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY

friends in Philadelphia Thursday.
j. Parker Borden has been on tn
sick list the past week.
Miss Julia Naylor, of.South Bethle
hem, was the guest of T. G. Vert an
family last week.
Miss Ethel Wallace has returne
home from visit to relatives in Ne,
Jersey.
The ever faithful fife and drum
corps is delighting the townspeoll
with frequent concerts.
Mrs. Louisa Snyder, of Lebanon, N
j., has been spending some time will
her parents, Lewis Yos and wife.
Edward and Charles Simpson, o
Norristown, called on friends her
Sunday.
Asher Mattison purchased fin
driving horse Mt Frenchtown, N. !.
last Saturday.
Charles Schermerhorn and wife en-
tCi Il INHh lChStt uho W i've "
Philadelphia recently.
Norman Beckley has taken posi-
ton as assistant in Middleton's drus
store
All the children of Dr. George Nor
ley Marshall have been afflicted will
measles, but are now recovered.
\ dance will be held in Rockers
Hall, Saturday evening, May Is, fol
the benefit of the New Hope base bal
team. Dancing from until II o clock
Tickets, 80 cents.
Miss Beuah Hurley, teacher OF
manual training in school in Utica,
N. Y, has been spending short va
cation with her parents on their Sole
bury farm.
A number of teams were employed
Thursday in hauling large consign.
ment of ice purchased by the Carvers.
vile Creamery Company from the ar.
tificial Ice plant of J. w. Hooker and
Son.
The hotel property belonging to the
heirs of Michael A. Van Hart, was
transferred April II to Harry NJ. Klair
for the sum of $4,000.
Charles Scheckelton has moved hi,
family into the house until recently
occupied by William Price on Bridge
street
Robert Naylor moved his famil,
into the residence portion of the
Stintsman building Tuesday. Mrs
Naylor recently purchased the prop.
erty occupied by John Gryer on North
Main street.
Mrs G. Fred Schermerhorn, and
children, Helen and Fred, of Ridley
Park, Pa, are TIE guests of Mrs
Bessie Schermerhorn aud daughters
Mr.. Schermerhorn also spent Sunday
in this place.
Mrs. Jacob Munich and daughter,
came from Glenside to the Delawar,
Honse last Saturday afternoon, wher.
they will make their home. The,
have closed their Glenside residence
for the summer.
Don, the driving horse of Charlie
Logan, is suffering from seriou
trouble in one hind foot. The exac
cause is not known, but it may hav
been n bruise, which has caused OK
IRENE inflammation aud rendered til
animal unfit for use.
The program M announced in las
weeks issue was carried ont Frida.
evening, April 80, by the High Schoo
Literary Society. Cornelius Ely wa
the only participant who WAS unabl
to fill his place upon the program ant
that was owing to sickness. The ex
ercises were well prepared hut tn
pleasure of the audience was marreo
because the voices of the speaker
were not adequate TO ill the larg
room. Those persons who sat hal
way back in the hail were able to hea
only two Of the speakers. The music
rendered. The gIee club sang nicely
aud Joseph Coeman's piano solos
were excellent. Miss Elsie Stoop, as
accompanied proved very capable
Elsie Lear's violin solos delighted her
hearers. The presiding officers wert
Julian Lathrop, president, and Flor
ence Kellar, secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wesley Oblingel
were pleasantly surpri sed last Satur
friends from Lambertville called in (
body mt the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Roberts, with whom they re
side to congratulate them and exten(
their best wishes The party wat
chiefly composed of members of TIT
choir of the First Baptist Church, o.
which the bride is member. During
the evening they were presented Will
a large and handsome cut glass bowl
The evening passed quickly, music
and games furnishing entertainment
At late hour refreshments were
served Among those present were
Rev. and Mrs. George Boddis, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Fred Meginnes and son
Wynn; Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cole, Mr.
and Mrs. G. &. b. John, Mrs. CLAIR
Miller, Misses Nellie Y. Hunt, Eliza
beth Lodor. Anna II. Lodor, Grace f.
Pierson, Sallie Cook, Mrs. Alfred
Wilson,
ST. Johns SCHOOL REPORT.
The report issued Of the work of tn
pupils at st. Johns School for tn