The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-10-20
STOCKTON.

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Mrs. James Moore spent Sunday and
Monday with friends at Traymore, Pa,
Mrs. William Bailey was visitor in
Pennington last week.
Mrs. John w. Smith has gone to
Bay City, Michigan, where she will
spend several weeks with her son,
Stanley Smith and wife.
Misses Alma KEEPER and Julia Rice
spent Saturday in Iambertyille.
Miss Ida Dilts returned to her home
in Trenton Saturday after spending
several weeks with friends ut Pralls-
VILE
William Mason and family attended
the funeral of Mrs. Mason's mother,
Mrs. Elmira Elmer, which took place
at her late home in Frenchtown Mon
day Mrs. Elmer was former resi-
dent of this place.
Mrs. John s. Wilson has been spend
ing the past week with friends in
Phillipsburg. Mr.. Wilson spent Sun
day there also.
Mrs. Eden B. Hunt and daughter,
Margaret, of Lansdowne, Pa, were
week end visitors nj the home of Clark
T. Hunt.
Miss Emma Warman spent Monday
in Trenton.
John f. Hunt and wife spent Satur-
day and Sunday with relatives in
Stony Brook
Edward Axtcll, of Newark, has been
spending "A few days ut Sandy Ridge.
Charles Lee and family, of Newark,
have been spending few days here.
| William Dean and family have re-
moved TO the house vacated by Mrs.
Apgar on North Main street.
Mrs. Joseph Wilson was II recent WIS.,
itor to Trenton.
Miss Amy Diamond has been visit
, ing friends in Trenton.
Samuel Woolverton, of Scarsdale, N,
, Y, has been spending few days with
relatives here.
: Mrs. Griffith is spending few weeks
' with relatives near Elmira, N. Y.
Mrs. Joseph Smith and children,
returned to their home Sunday after
spending two weeks with relatives nj
Buckingham, Pa
,
/, Miss Carrie Bodinc was n visitor Ito
Lambertville Saturday.
Wesley Rockafcllow, who had his
limb badly Injured by II falling tree
5 on Saturday was removed TO the home
. of his son, Erastus Rockafcllow, of
Rosemont.
Mrs. Caroline Hoppock Woolverton,
widow of Maurice Woolyerton passed
away nj her home in this borough on
Thursday evening, ut 1890 o'clock,
aged 81 years. She was stricken
with paralysis on Saturday night, De-
tober ., and lay in an unconscious con-
dition until the time of her death.
Funeral services were held from her
late home Monday afternoon ut 2
O'Clock, the services being conducted
by Rev. II. A. MacKubbin, of Lam
bertviIle. Interment was made in
Barbers cemetery under the direction
Of G. w. Green.
The New Brunswick Board OF Edu-
cation il considering the ACCESSIBILITY
of providing tooth brushes for the
J pupils.
The work Of taking the next census
must be completed between April IS
and May /. 1910 The enumerators
|. will receive from two to four cents
for each name taken. They must,
nor more than S6 II day, eight hours to
constitute days work.
Major and Mrs. Horace NJ. Reading
, and daughter, Miss Ada, OF Stockton,
and George Il. Kline, Of the firm Of J.
,, b. Kline & Son, of this city, who have
been touring the west, returned to their
homes Saturday. They were absent
: about three weeks. during which time
they visited points of interest In and
about Denver, Col.
Everybody is admiring the foliag,
: OF the trees, which seems to be ripen.
: ing into countless beautiful tints. As
4 one looks at the mountains and forests
4 he Is impressed with the beauty pre-
j. sented, and gives to the month o.
October his preference over all thu
a others. With all this to look upon
together with the mild sunshine o
@ the past few days, produces deer
v sense OF reverence and thankfulnesl
v that we live in such beautiful world
!. What an ideal time for taking wall
= out into the open air.
: Now that the fall season has com
menced and the pastors and people
have all returned from their vacations
!. there should be evidences OF renewed
! activity in all the churches, and til,
. present fall and winter will give prom
= Use OF interesting work along all linei
:. for the people OF the congregations
. The people of the town can take par
: donable pride in the physical condi
= ton Of the church edifces, and Their
= is no reason to apologize for any. Al
of the church structures are in fin,
:. order, and cannot fail to elicit favor
= able comment from all who visit her
10 during this season, whatever their re