The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-06-14
PERSONAL MENTION
Record of the Movements
of Men and Women
You May Know.
YOUR NAME IN PRINT
People Who Come 10 ,ambertville and
those Who Go Away What Your
Neighbors and Friends Are
Doing and Where They Are

Layton Kugler visited in Trenton on
Monday
William Campion visited Trenton
last week.
William Minor, of New York, has
be en- visiting his parents IN this city
George John and wife, OF New York
visiting relatives here.
Mrs Joseph Heaton, OF Trenton, is
spending some time with relatives in
this city.
James S Studdilord and son, James,
visited Mt. Pocono last week.
Edgar 7. Phillips il confined to his
home on Church street, with an attack
of scarlet feveI.
Miss Helena Mullaly has been ap.
pointed manager of the Postal Tee-
graph Company in this city, to sue
coed her brother, John MullaIy, who
resigned on account OF i'll health.
George w. Hunt and Thomas j..
Naylor visited in Philadelphia.
Several young men from Trenton
were apprehended by Railroad Officers
Norton, Slack, Hunt aud Kelley, while
trespassing on the company = property.
They were taken TO the city lookup aud
det0ined few hours, when they were
released upon their promises to Jump
no more trains.
Mark T.. Smith is visiting relatives
III Wilmington, Del.
George W. Arnett and Alfred u.
Holcombe are having granolithic pave
meDts laid III front of their properties
ut North Union and Coryell streets.
A social dance WAS given in Kook-
er's Hall. New Hope, Saturday even
ing, for the benefit Of the New Hope
baseball team Of the Bucks county
league.
The remodeling of the Fidler proper
ty on Coryell street, near North Union
purchased by George w. Arnett some
time ago, is being rapidly pushed to
completion.
Union Fire Engine Company No. /,
pany No. 3 aud Columbia FIRE Com
deceased members next Sunday after
noon.
John Butler, of this city, has taken
II position with the contracting firm OF
Clarks & Rose, and is stationed nj
Baltimore, Md.
Professor Il. II. Scobey sailed Satur-
! day from New York on the Friedrich
der Crosse OF the North German Lloyd
line, bound for Naples via Gibraltar.
Russell Van Camp has taken posi-
| ton with the Delaware River Quar-,
and Construction Company, aud II
stationed at the tunnel ut Cadwalader
Park.
Mrs. Benjamin Beach, of Button
wood street, is spending aaeason witl
friends in Trenton.
Mrs. James W. Hoppock and Mrs
Emma Mason are spending seyera
days at Asbnry Park.
Mrs. Sarah A. Wilson has returned
| to her home III East Orange after q
visit Of two weeks Win her sou, A.
Carman Wilson and family, at North
Uuion and York streets.
Harry Hurley, OF New York City, il
spending few days with friends here.
Hon. Chas. N. Reading, Alex. u.
Allen, John N. Voorhees, and John
Haines, OF the County Board of Taxa
tion, were in this city on Monday.
Mrs. George l.. Romine will spend
the summer touring Norway and Swe-
den with small private party.
DIR. Harry d. Williams, OF the State
Hospital staff, is spending short
season with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Spencer Williams, on Bridge street.
One of the most beautiful flower
gardens in this city is owned by Fen
wick Pew on Coryell street, which h,
takes great pride in.
Levi Mettler is seriously i'll at hi,
home on Buttonwood street.