The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-11-03
ITEMS OF A PERSONAL INTEREST.

ITEMS OF A PERSONAL INTEREST.
Irwin Randolph, of Hamilton Square,
recently visited friends here.
Misses Laura Heath and Florence
Naylor spent Saturday in Trenton.
George f. Cooper is seriously i'll
at his home on George street.
Antoine MacKay has accepted a
position In New York City.
Austin Green, of Norfolk. Va, re-
Gently visited friends in this city.
Mrs. +. II. Green spent Sunday and
Monday with relatives in Trenton.
William J. Schenck, of Trenton,
visited this city Tuesday.
Lloyd German and Roger Mcgowan
visited Pennington over Sunday.
Miss Olevia J. Silvers was Satur-
day visitor to Philadelphia.
Charles N. Reading, of Frenchtown.
visited this city Monday.
Mrs. Mary Hillpot entertained Miss
Edith Dilts, of Stockton, ut her home
on Goryell street recently.
Mrs. John Convery aud sou, John,
of Trenton, are visiting John b. Slack
and family on Lambert street.
Horace N. Reading aud wife, of
Stockton. spent Sunday with friends
in this city.
Miss Emma Hopper. of Belvidere,
was the guest of Miss Belle Boyd last
week.
Mrs. Harry Heath and daughter,
Marion, visited relatives in Trenton
on Saturday.
Theodore s. benson left this city
Saturday for Beacon Falls, Conn.,,
where he has secured employment.
Surrogate George f. Hanson, of
Pennington, was the guest of relatives
in this city on Friday and Saturday.
Theodore Ashton has gone to Cali
| fornia where he expects to make his
home
John II. Cooney and wife were
spending week at Washington, D.
g., sightseeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph f. Bayard aud
daughter, Miss Hazel, spent Saturday
and Sunday in Trenton.
W. T.. McGann, of the Isle of Pines,
Cuba, is spending some time with re-
latiyes in tins city.
DIR. Harry ID. Williams, physician
at the Trenton State Hospital, visited
relatives in this city, Sunday.
Mrs. Adam Simerson, of Ringoes,
has been spending a short season with
her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Smith, of
Delevan street
Mrs. Wilson Shaddinger, of New
Hope, and Mrs. Jane Kroeson, OF this
city, were visiting with friends in
Newark recently.
John NJ. Gibbs and wife, of New
York City, have been spending a few
days with William Fl. Gibbs and wife
on North Union street.
Miss Miriam Y. Ennis and brother,
John u. Ennis, attended Halloween
masquerade party given by Miss Haz-
ell Rittenhouse at Frenchtown.
Mrs. Thomas Akers, former resi-
dent of this city is spending few
days with relatives in Lambertville
and vicinity.
George l.. Wilson is on three
weeks trip to Virginia and North
Carolina in the interests of the Lam
bertville Spoke Manufacturing com
pany.
Miss Eleenor Lugar, Miss Alice
Butler, Egbert X. Price and Albert
Regain were among those from this
city who attended the Penn Carlisle
foot ball game Saturday.
Price boosters are everywhere in
evidence. Everything in the way of
food for man is priced at high figures,
and there is no telling how much
higher the necessities of life will go.
With beefsteak at Is cents a pound,
lamb chops 80 cents, sausage IS cents,
bacon 20 cents, butter 40 cents, po-
tatoes 81 a bushel, the average work.
ingman has not the shadow ola show
Of placing a cent in the bank at the
end of the month. Good times, such
as this country has never before
known, are predicted for 1910, but
wait and see. You will be able to
Judge of this when you see the men
who carry the dinner pals depositing
some of the money they earn in the