The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-05-04
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

| III lHe ilutetoh Ndlloilhi bhuki re
turns home each evening by trolley.
Jacob Pickett, ST., is engaged III
making improvements to the property
of Postmaster Thornton, near Browns
burg. lie has completed substan.
tial concrete walk about the house ant,
has constructed n large eisteru.
Miss Sarah Whitaker of logan Inn
has been spending some time with
relatives IN Philadelphia.
The Young ladies' sewing class was
entertained last Wednesday afternoon
by Miss Marion 0blinger
Ellsworth Lippincott has purchased
horse, which is said to be the speed
lest animal III this part of the country
Mrs. Elizabeth Archer hns purch-
ased II Stickney gasoline engine for
use on her farm near Reeder station.
The Womens Christian Temperance
Union, of Hunterdon County will
hold its spring Institute in the Pres
byterian Church, Lamhertvlle, May
9th. The State president, Mrs. Emma
Bourne Of Newark, n. j. is expected
to he present. There will he three
sessions; morning, afternoon aud
evening. Members OF the Bucks Co.
W e. L. L and all other Interested
persons are cordially invited to at
tend.
Winfield Wallace has graded the
yard Mt the front Of his residence ON
Main street aud IHs seeded IT, which
will add gleaily 10 its appearance III II
short time.
Mrs. Annie Thornton and daughter
have returned to their home here after
spending the winter IN Quakertowh.
jacob Hooker, of near Aquetong,
who has been confined To his home by
illness Tor some time wns able to be
driven To Newhope last week aud was
shaking hands with his many friends
Mrs Elizabeth Onbs, of Bridge
street, suffered relapse last week,
| and has been III II serious condition
| physically since that time.
Mrs. Cordelin Eightcap of boy les
town has been spending some time
with her sister, Mrs Hannah Gaddla
Mrs Albert Iinvens, of PhladeI
phia, has leased the small house on
the fnrn of Edward Japney, known nj
the "Sycnmorcs, aud will convert II
| into summer bungalow When It Is
completed IT will be most attractive
spot aud Mrs. Ravens viii occupy II
about June 1.
There has been about three hundred
and fifty tickets sold for the course OF
| lectures aud enterinlnmentsto he held
| during the coming winter of 1910 aud
II. THIS means that only about one
hundred and fifty are left to be dis
posed of during the next five months,
aud "A number Of people are sure to be
disappointed unless orders are placed
soon 1t bebooves each person in the
town to act promptly as the supply
will not last great while. Further
information ral,tiva Ia fine cou,se 6c
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intimate friends gathered at the resi-
Iepce of his parenfs IN honor of the
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Jennie ana Henry 'fYer, MISS Lewis
aud MIR. Donnelly, oil Philadelphia
Misses Sadie Vert. Selma ScherIner-
hn,n Koto simon ,nd Harry Auat,n
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Sylyester Kroesen. of this eitv=re
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from the KEY. IL. .. oihlin, former
rector of st. Andrew Church.
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February 18th, 1910.
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WINS very G'ao 10 receive your ie'
,ef' when TOOK TWO hiohIhS 10 'raYei
The zen thonsahd lhlles when sifeleh
~ between us: was pfonu 70 near
OF your commission ana 1tnsi int You
WIN Keep on ~ yo" nave peSnh' on
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