The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-09-01
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

Harry Klair is recovering from an
attack OF illness.
Newbold Ely, of Chestnut Hill, is
visiting at "Cintra."
Miss Edna Wood has returned from
visit to Jersey City.
Roscoe Templeton visited Atlantic
City Sunday.
E. N. Dubs, of Doylestown, recent
ly visited his home here.
| Miss Gail Scott and Miss Ethel G.
Fell attended an afternoon tea given
by Miss Mary Ely last week.
Miss Adele Lippincott. of New York
recently spent few days with friends
here.
Mrs. Jane Vansant and daughter
recently visited DR.. r. q. Foulke aud
wife.
Miss Bessie DUNCAN has returned
from an extended visit with friends in
Mauch Chunk.
Miss Maize Orem, OF Philadelphia,
is visiting her uncle, Scott Orem, on
Bridge street.
Miss Bertha Gilmore, of Bucking-
ham, spent several days last week
! in town.
Miss Carey, of Mauch Chunk, spent
Wednesday with Miss Helen Cunning
ham.
Miss Eleanor Hambleton has been
spending some time at Asbury Park,
N. J.
Harry Lord and family, of Camden,
N. j., have been visiting at the home
of Frank Foster.
Joseph benson has returned from
Mercer Hospital, Trenton after under.
going serious operation for cancer.
William Schlachter, of Richboro, is
visiting his cousin, Wesley Masten,
this week.
Miss Claire Smith, of Frankford, is
visiting at the home of Richard Cor
son.
Mrs. Samuel B. Ely, of Lansdowne,
who has been visiting here, has gone
to West Chester for the remainder of
the season.
The Rev. and Mrs. O. r. Cook, of
Quakertown, formerly of New Hope,
was calling on friends here on Friday
last.
Mrs. Samuel Minor and son, and
Mrs. Orville Minor and daughter,
were visitors at Ocean Grove on Fri
day.
Hugh b. Eastburn, Esq, of Dovles-
town, and family have been spending
ten days at Meadowside Farm, Sole
bury.
Mrs. Mary Walker and Miss Ruth
Middleton, were the guests of Walter
Ireland and wife Friday at the bun
galow above Lambertville.
Edward Foulke and wife, of Wash
ington, d. C. recently visited DIR.
Foulke and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Foulke are spending the summer in
Yardley.
The Solebnry Farmers Club held
its meeting at Solebnry Deer Park OH
Saturday, aud were entertained by
Hugh b. Eastburn aud wife of boy les
town.
Cards have been received annonn-
cling the marriage Of Rev. George s.
Armentrout to Miss Jean Gulick. The
wedding took place last Monday at
Elberton, ~ J. They will reside il
Newhope.
A reception in honor OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Armentront was given at Logan
Inn parlors, Friday evening. The
members of the Presbyterian Church
arranged this social function to ex'
tend welcome home to their pastor
and bride.
Joseph ID. Holcomb has installed Il
pumping plant at his residence, which
will supply not only his home but
also his tenant houses with water, as
well as a street sprinkler for use in
front of his properties.
| A strawride party was given last
Wednesday evening by the Misses
Mary aud Ellen Munich aud Mamie
HoagIand. The party numbered
twenty eight and drove to Lumber
vile. On their return collation. was
served on the lawn and followed by a
dance.
A party of young people went to
| Lnmberville by motor boat last week
and attended harvest home. The
party included George johnson aud
wife, Miss Florence Booz aud Miss
Kate Simon. Music was furnished by
Harry Austin and Frank Faust.