The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-01-06
RINGOES.

RINGOES.
Miss Mary Reading, of Montclair,
has been visiting her father, John
Reading.
Mrs. George Hartpence and Mrs.
Kitty Gray were in Pennington on
Wednesday.
Misses Hetty Williams and Ada Hol-
time i'll Philadelphia, returned home
on Thursday.
Eli Hamilton, Of Pennington, was
visiting here Wednesday.
Mrs. Raymond Kitchen and child
rem, OF Sergeantsville, have been visit
ing George Strimple and wife.
Miss Helen Holcombe has been
visiting in Neshanic.
Miss Alice Holcombe has returned
from visit in South Jersey
Mrs. George Strimple and daughter
are visiting in Somervlle.
Ringoes Council, No. 1863, Jr. o. L.
A. NJ, elected the following officers
last Friday evening: Councillor, Frank
Miller; vice councillor, Russell Higgens;
recording secretary, William Young;
assistant recording secretary, Adam
Simerson; treasurer, +. II. Wilson;
conductor, George Strimple; warden,
Prall Johnson; outside sentinel, Will
liam White; inside sentinel, Raymond
Sutphin; junior past councillor, Barton
Young; trustees, Harry Fisher, Will
liam Stryler and jacob Philhower;
representative To state council, T.. III.
Wilson; chaplain, q. Il. Hartpenee.
The council has had an increase in
membership during the past year of
81. The treasurer's report showed the
council To be in splendid condition
financially.
While unloading coal at the Lands
estate coal yard on Saturday, Marion
Higgins was caught in a mass Of coal
and il required the assistance of sever
al men 10 rescue him from his perilous
position. The coal was so firmly pack
ed around him that he could not move
hand or foot
Powhattan Lodge, No. -. |. o. O.
f., had an installation of officers last
Saturday evening in Odd Fellows
hall. j. V. NJ. Pegg, ID. ID. &. NJ.
was master of ceremonies and installed
the following; n. c., George r. Dial
rymple; V. G., Lambert iarue; treas
urer, Geo Strimple; secretary, f.. H..
Wilson; II. :. To n, c., Israel Bate
warden, Il. NJ. l.arue; conductor, Sam
uel W. Dilts; II. 5. S., Fred Rynear-
son; l.. 5. s., Clark Holcombe; Il. 5.
to V. c., Fred Smith; l.. S. To Y. Ca,
Howard Hoagland; chaplain, o. IL.
Dilts; o. g., William DUNCAN; |. c.,
Joseph Abbott; hall committee, +. NJ
Holcombe; relief, Fred Smith; G. T.
Dalrymple, Lambert Larue, Israel
Bateman, f.. c. Durham, George
Strimple; widows and orphans, w. b.
DUNCAN, Clarence Rynearson, w. G.
Hartpence; auditing, Israel Bateman,
o. II. Dilts and f.. NJ. Larue. The
treasurer's report showed the lodge TO
be in II ilourishing condition financial
ly. After the installation the mem
bers were served with substantial
luncheon mt the cafe of William Case
Ringoes Grange, No. II, l.. Of H.,
had an open meeting ut Grange hall
Saturday evening. A large number
were present to listen TO an address by
David Fullerton, n student at Cornell
University. The young collegian had
for his subject the "Feeds for Cattle. !"
BY scientific analysis he showed the
relative value of the different feeds on
the market and their cost. He had
his subject well in hand and readily
answered the knotty problems pro-
pounded To him by the assembled
grangers.
Charles Snyder was seized with II
fainiing spell Saturday evening. DR..
p. {. Young was summoned and ad-
ministercd rcstoratives. Al n late
hour Mr.. Snyder had recovered suili-
GENTLY To return to his home.