The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-12-01
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.


Miss Margaret MacLean, of New.
town, was guest of Miss Emma Fell
| recently
Mr.. aud Mrs John II. Ely and MIR.
and Mrs. Albert w Preston, of Cen.
tire HILL, attended the conference of
Young Friends Association at Moores
town, N. j., as representatives OF
Solebury Young Friends tsseela-
ton
The Solebuty Farmers Club met nj
the fesidence of DIR. and Mrs. Richard
{. Foulke Saturday, Mt three o'clock
DIR. j. l.. Scott Is president of the
club aud Mrs. Aesah l.. Hurley IL see
rotary.
Miss Hattie Mitchell has been visit
ing friends aud relatives in Frankford
aud Philadelphia.
Mrs. lsaac Van pclt attended the
sessions of the State Suffrage Associa
tion ut Ncwtown last week.
MILFORD Il. Lawshe, of Trenton, via
tied Newhope recently. i'll quest of
antique furniture aud dishes He is II
collector of antiques lIefouud many
articles to h,s liking, but they were
mostly III the possession Of persons
who prize them as heirlooms. Among
the pieces of considerable value were
IL high post bedstead aud rare china at
the home of Richard Peaker on Ferr,
street.
Mrs. Mary Kitchen, former resi-
dent here, was the guest of Miss Eliz-
aheth Belts recently.
Ethel Scheimerhorn IL suffering
from blood poisoning III hel hand, the
result of II cut from bon she WIS
using III her work ut the Universal
Bag Mill some time since.
Mrs. 4 T. Sehermel horn and
daughters. Mary aud Rose, have been
spending several days nj Ridley Park
with G. Fred Schermerhorn aud fam.
ily
Charles s.. Roberts X Son have re-
celved the contract to furnish II mrge
number ot poles To the Western Elec-
TIE Company aud are preparing the
same for shipment
Horace Roberts, of Lafayette Col
lege WIS home for the Thanksgiving
holidays,
The S. s. Club gave II novel enter.
tainmeut last Wednesday evening in
the parlofs of MIR. and Mis- Charles
Roberts, To which the IA ily Of ench
member besides few friends, were
entitled, Oh il Old Sweethearts As
the reveries Of the hero, j. Wesley
Oblinger, rested upon one and anoth
CT OF his old sweethearts, they in turn
presented themselves IN the calm dim
light of the open fire on the grate. The
young ladies' who took part were Ruth
Simon, who represented the school
girl, Elsie Slaughter. Mrs. Nellie
Johnson, Florence Whitclcy, Mrs
Nellie Ohlinger, Sadie Vert, Mrs
Lanrn Cox. Annie Whiteley and Mar
ION Oblnger. After the play refresh
ments were served ma II pleasant 30
cial hour was spent
Howard Austin aud Katherine
Simon were Philadelphin visitors
Thanksgiving Day.
Two members Of the Pennsylvania
State Board of Health have been
spending aomc time IN the town in
specting existing conditions Of sewer
aye IN connection with TINT clause of
the law regarding the pollution of
pleted aud "A report made to local au-
thofities there may be some improve
menie made for the health of the com
muuiiy.
The pupils of the High, grammar
aud intermediate schools joined Nn
giving mn entertainment "Wednesday
afternoon, winch proved n success.
The bleak weather kept mnny away
who Ind expected TO attend. The fol
lowing program WAS given: Reclta-
ton. Laura Lear, song by boys and
/ girls of intermediate schools; essay,
"rhanksgiying,' recitation, Harry
Lippincott catalogue, Grammar school
vocal quartette, ELSIE Lear, Aleyf
Sehermerhorn, Elsie Stoop aud Der
nice Magill; recitation, Edgar Simon
violin solo, Elsie Lear; recitation
Helen Yos; vocal solo, Bernice MagilI
piano duet, Adella aud Bernice Bor
den; recitation, Ethel Slack; piano
solo, Joseph Coleman; recitation
Elizabeth Fell, singing, schools; recl
tution, Florence Keller