The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-01-26
STOCKTON.


eating in this borough.
1t is reported that the Montgomery
quarries will start mp at an early date.
George Trombower and W. Green
valid have removed their families
from the house owned by Miss Lizzie
Parent to one In Brookvile belong
ing to Mrs. James Gordon.
1t Is reported that Joseph Parent
will remove his family from P. l..
Hunts house at Laurel Bend to Miss
Lizzie Parents house. nearby.
Pembroke l.. Hunt, one of II. r.
Van Horns bake wagon drivers, fell
Oh the ice few days ago and was in
jured. Howard Fisher has been driv-
ing until Mr.. Hunt was able to attend
to his duties
Joseph Parent is i'll with the grip.
Charles Ent, son of John Ent, has
been i'll with pneumonia, but is inn
proving.
Mrs. Charles Fisher is quite i'll with
rheumatism and grip cold.
Fred Matthews Is suffering with a
heavy cold.
Mrs. Clarkson Il Hunt, of Stockton
is ON weeks visit with relatives in
Dunellen.
The Delaware Township Committee
has appointed the following road over
seers for different districts: James
Heath, Green Smith, Nevius Common,
J. NJ. Heaton, II. r. Smith, Mahlon
Smith, Ben Ellicott, Joseph {. Read
ing, George Smith, Isaac Lake, John
Elgard, Wesley Bodine, tharles Par
ent, Isaac Smith, Jerry L. Bonnie, Jos
eph s. Phillips, Clark Holcombe
Peter Buchanan, w. II. Stevenson,
Maxwell Snyder, William b. Larson,
Israel Bateman, Fred Mathews, Jacob
p. Holcombe, Cyrus Risler, George
Hill, George w. Bells.
Mrs. George Everitt was visitor in
Lambertyille on Wednesday.
Samuel Weolverton, of Scarsdale,
n. y, has been visiting ut the home
of his brother, Rev. William II. Wool
verton, of the borough.
Frank V. ID. Fisher, of Sergeant s
Mills vicinity, was visitor at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Watson Car
yer, of Morrisville, on Thursday.
Mrs. William c. Line is spending a
few days at the home of her sister, in
Plainfield.
Mrs. Jesse Pegg, of Oak Dale, has
returned home after few days visit
with relatives at Mount Pleasant.
Mrs. Charlotte Bodine was visitor
in Trenton on Wednesday.
Mrs. George Everitt and son, Chas.,
were visitors in Easton last week.
Miss Ruth Lake, of Copper Hill, was
the guest of friends here last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. James Sillery was visitor last
week at the home of her son, James
Sillery, Jr., of Philadelphia, who is re-
covering from severe attack of ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. Catherine Johnson entertained
Mrs. Brtton, of Copper Hill, on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. George Van Camp, of Lambert
vile, has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hoh, of Brook
vile.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher, of Sergeant's
Mills, is spending some time at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. NJ. Ever
lit Johnson, of Pittsburg, Pa.
George Horner, of Philadelphia, was
a recent visitor at the home of his par
ents, Samuel Homer and wife.
Charles Ent is seriously ill ut the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ent. Dr. J. L. Chamberlin is in
attendance.
James Cossner, of Centre Bridge, and
Miss Sara Winters, of Lambertville,
were united in marriage, on Wednes-
day, January IL, at the Presbyterian
Manse, at Doylestown.
Miss Amy Diamond was visitor in
Lambertville on Friday.
The community was shocked last
week to hear that the Rev. Paul AK
tell, pastor of the Presbyterian Church
of Selwickley, wealthy suburb of
Pittsburg, Pa, had committed suicide
last Monday, by shooting himself
through the heart, at the home of his
father, in Lebanon, Pa. The only
cause assigned for the action is i'll
health. During the summer of 1905,
previous to his graduation from the
Princeton Theological Seminary, Mr..
Axtell supplied the pulpit of the
Stockton Presbyterian Church, and
during his sojourn here won many
friends who regarded him as young
man of unusual ability and strength of
oh q rootar