The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-11-10
STOCKTON.

The monthly meeting OF the Wo-
mans Home and Foreign Missionary
Society of the Presbyterian Church
will be held at the home of Mrs. Will
liam IL. Woolverton on Thursday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
| Miss Elizabeth Hunt has been visit
ing at the home of her sister, in Lam
bertville.
Misses Edith Titus and Mary Hart
of Pennington, have been spending
| the past week here.
Mrs. Frederick Miller, of Centre
Thursday.
Artist Edward w. Redfeld was a
visitor in Philadelphia last week.
Miss Ada Reading was visitor in
Trenton last week.
Mrs. J. Harvey Snider was visitor
in Trenton this week.
Frank Wilson and wife were recent
visitors III Vineland.
a masque rade party was held at the
home of Lester Larue on Oct. 30.
Those present were Misses iuldah
Larue, Lizzie Rae, Alma Reed
Messrs. Abram Green, Joseph Sny-
der. Harry Snyder, Benjamin Reed,
of Sand Brook; Miss Cecilia G. At
wood, of Lambertville; VIM. Evans,
of Copper Hill; VIM Stern and wife,
John d. Larue and wife, Misses Mary
and Bertha Larue and Adam Stern, of
Milestone. aud Harry Werntz, OF Ham
iIton Station, N. j. During the ev=
| ening music was rendered aud games
were played. after which refreshments
we're served.
| The following is the Van Delah
School report for the month of Oct. F:
Number on roll, 80; average attend
anee. %; percentage of attendance,
70 plus. Those who were perfect in
attendance were: Emily Rittenhouse,
Vera Moore, Hannah Johnson, Emma
Housed, Della Phillips, Bessie Prall,
Ruth Slack, Emily Bodine, Sara Lam
bert, Bessie Sehlapfer. Frank Allegcr,
hammond Gray, Warren RIttenhouse,
Stanley Rittenhouse, Frank Larson,
| VIM Kerr. Henry Kerr, Charles Stew
enson, Clifton Lambert. Harry
Sehlapfer; absent one day, Marguerite
Stevenson.
REBA j. HENDRICKS, Teacher.
The Home Missionary Society con.
nected with the Presbyterian Church,
of tins Place, was represented Mt the
twenty seventh annual meeting OF
the Home Missionary Society of the
| Presbytery Of New Brunswick, held
in Trenton on Thursday by the fol.
lowing ladies': Mrs. William II. Wool
vertoD, Mrs. Clark II. Hunt, Mrs.
Frank Wilson, Mrs. William Brink,
Mrs. Charlotte Bodine, Mrs. Spencer
l.. Dilts, Mrs. Henry Everitt, Mrs.
Charles Parent, Mrs. James Moore
and Misses Julia Rice, Emma War
man and Primrose Woolvertou.
The report of the Stockton public
school for the month Of October il as
| follows: Grammar department-To
number on roll, II; average daily Mt
tendance, Is; pupils neither absent
nor tardy, Dora Matthews. Elsie
| Matthews, Iva Parent, Oliver Errico,
| Wesley Rockafellow, Paul Wood. T..
r. Bush, Principal. Intermediate de-
Total number on roll, 80;
average daily attendance, 30; neither
absent nor tardy during the month,
Mabel Rockafellow. Amanda Rich, Lee
ona Novennick, Mary Ledger. Edith
Lequear, Angelina Welsh, William
Hunt, Harry Ent, Nelson Mayo, Men
OF Sanderdock, Eugene Palma, Roy
Van Horn. M. Belle Lawshe, Teach
err. Primary Grade-Total number
on roll, 68; average daily attendance,
| 81 pupils neither absent nor tardy
during the month, William Ledger,
Charles Hunt, Velma Matthews, Flo
mena Suerro, Bernice Farlee, Rosa
Jones, Emma Jones, Jennie Emf. Fan
ME Palma, Gladys Bodine, Walter
Brenck Ada Hendricks, teach