The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-02-02
STOCKTON.


very i'll.
Mrs. Judson Warrick is quite i'll.
1t is reported that Benjamin Beach
who sells Hills bread, is going TO mov,
to lambertville from the farm owned
by Miss Palmer, situated in Stockton
borough.
Mrs. II. j. Hunt who has been with
friends in Trenton, has returned.
Still demand for houses.
Mrs. Samuel Horner ON Sunday fell
and broke her arm in two places.
The roads through upper Delaware
and Kingwood townships are worse
drifted than they have been for num-
Der of years. Some of them are SO bad
that the mail could not get through
last week.
Mrs. Belle Phillips has been quite
complaining.
There is talk of more oil tanks be-
ing built Mt Lime Port this spring.
Fight cold storage meats and proyi-
sions.
Miss Edith NJ. Dlls spent few days
last week with friends in Easton.
Mrs. Diamond and daughter, Miss
Amy Diamond spent Thursday with
friends in Trenton.
Mrs. Smith, mother of John w.
Smith, of Prallsville, has passed her
9th birthday and is the oldest resident
of this borough. The next in line is
John Stockton, who has just celebrated
his 95th anniversary. Mr.. Stockton
has been lifelong resident of this
place and Vicinity. Both Mrs. Smith
and Mr., Stockton are remarkably ac-
tive for their years,
Mrs. William Ledger, of Lambert
vile, has been visiting friends in this
borough.
Miss Nellie Ent, of Bayonne, has
been visiting ut the home of her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ent.
Mrs. Joseph Wilson was visitor in
Easton on Friday.
Mrs. J. Harvey Snider was Il visitor
in Trenton last week.
Eden b. Hunt and son Clarkson, of
Lansdown, Pa, were visitors last week
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark I. Hunt.
Stockton has two residents who
Stockton has Just passed his 95th
birthday, and the mother of John W.
Smith is %. They have both lived in
this vicinity all their lives.
An overheated stove in shantv nd
joining the stables of the hotel at
Stockton used by the bostler, set FIRE
to the shanty Friday night The fire
was discovered by passerby aud mn
alarm was given. Members of the fire
department were quickly ON the spot
aud soon had the fire ont. Tue dam
age was slight.
The following officers of Wachu-
sets Tribe, No. 100, Improved Order
of Red Men, of Stockton, have been
term Sachem, Howard Suffer sen
Tor Sycamore, William LARSON junior
Sycamore, John Buchanon prophet,
John Il. Scheiterie chief of records,
John $. Wilson first senape, Andrew
ID. Wilson first warrior, james b.
Dean guard of the forest, John j.
Scheiterie; first brave, William Sharpe
Representative to Grand Lodge, Elliott
Ely.
James Sillery, Jr., of Philadelphia,
is spending some time at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Sill
lcry, of Bridge street. Mr.. Sillery is
Commissioning from Il serious attack OF
typhoid fever, having been confined III
n hospital in his home city the past
seven weeks.
Stockton Lodge, No. ll0 Knights OF
Pythias, has elected these officers foI
the ensuing year : Chancellor conf
mander, w. NJ. johnson vice chancel-
lor, Daniel Major; prelate, James Il.
Dean master of work, J. Harvey
Snider keeper of records and seals,
Samuel -. Van Cleve master of f.
nance, J. Harvey Snider; master OF
f., Austin l.. Dawson master of A.,
Henry X. Van Horn; junior guard,
Lewis G. Wilson Z; outside guard, w.
Nj. Johnson trustee, Lewis G. Wilson.
The Woman's Relief Corps, OF the
g. A. X. is an organization which