The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-02-23
NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.

NEW HOPE AND VICINITY.
William Phillips, of Newtown, has
been spending some time with Joseph
Stoop and family.
Mrs. William Masten has been very
ill for several days, but at this writing
she is somewhat improved.
Mis-. George Janney and daughter,
Marguerite, of Idledale Farm, visited
Mrs. Ethel Janney Hirst at Fallsing-
ton last week.
Seth T. Walton, of Willow Grove.
spent the last of the week at his Sole.
bury farm.
Miss Margaret W. Ely, who is
spending the winter with her brother
in Chestnut Hill, was among the WISH
tors in town recently.
Watson Roberts is able to attend to
office business after an absence of
nearly five weeks during which time
he has been seriously i'll at his home
in Lambertville. N. j.
Bernice Borden, who has been seri-
ously i'll for some time is recovering
slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justice, of Wayne
Junction, Philadelphia, are at the
home of Frank Foster for I'm indeG-
mite time.
Harold Kelley, who has been seri-
ously i'll with grip for some time, is
slowly improving.
Harry Nj. Klair, proprietor of Logan
Inn, WAS confined to the house by ill
nesslast week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Hurley
entertained several friends Mt ten
party last Wednesday afternoon nj
their farm in Solebury.
The grounding prognosticator now
says: 81 told you SOL
Assemblyman Cole, of Warren, has
introduced bill repeating the hunt.
ing license law. He has also intro.
duced an amendment to the road act
of 1874, providing that road overseers
shall be balloted for on the third Mon
day in December.
A bill introduced in the Legislature
by Assemblyman Crosby provides
that before patients may be segregat
ed and treated for tuberculosis, OF
any hospital or institution is estab
lished for such purpose in New Jer
sey, the State Board of Health mus
be applied to for consent, aud such
consent must be given in writing.
LII the past seven years 1913 per
sons, mostly children, have been kill
ed outright or fatally wounded by
Fourth of July fireworks. There have
been SO, 073 minor accidents and $50,
600, 600 losses Of property. In New
Jersey Is we're killed last year, most
of them dying slow, agonizing deaths
from lock jaw. An utter stop should
he mt IN this animal slauohter Nv
every city, town and village.
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observed by Catholic and Episcopal
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not prudent to encourage the time
bonored custom of having awav win.
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flimsy and eaudy costumes of sprine.
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which contain the results of expert.
ments made by the government aud OF
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