The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-06-17
PERSONAL MENTION
Record of the Movements
of Men and Women
You May Know.
YOUR NAME In PRINT
People Who Come to ambertville and
those Who Go Away. What Your
Neighbors and Friends Are
Doing and Where They Are

Richard NJ. Montgomery returned to
his home in this city Tuesday after an
absence of week VI AsburM Park and
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. u. Moore, of Kinks
vile, Mo-, are spending the summer
months with the latter's father, Rev.
Jonathan DUNCAN, and family, ut their
home in New Hope, Pa. Mr.. Moore is
a student in the Kirksyille academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Johnson and
granddaughter, Miss Josephine Johnson,
were visitors in Philadelphia. They mude
the trip by automobile.
Preparations are being made for the
laying of granolithic pavement about
the Keller property at Main and Bridge
streets.
Frank 4. Phillips, cashier Of the Lam.
bertville National Bank, wife and son,
Robert II. Phillips, were In attendance
to-day nj the wedding of u nephew mt
Amber, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Cooper and
the latter's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth l..
Lawrence. are the guests of friends in
Philadelphia.
Surrogate George II. Bloom and former
Sheriff William l.. Riley We're renewing
acquaintance in this city recently.
James q. Studdiford is in attendance
at the meeting of the alumni of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
\ parlor social under the auspices of
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be held Wednesday evening,
June ~, at the home of Mrs. Lewis L.,
Hunt, on North Main street A good
program will be rendered
Mrs. James V. Opie is seriously i'll at
her home on Clinton street
The tennis club held u social nj their
grounds Saturday. This was the second
of the season. The clubhouse has been
| thoroughly renovated and painted and
the grounds have been put in excellent
shape.
The annual inspection Of the fire de-
partment will take place Thursday even
ing, June 30.
| The plant OF the New Jersey Rubber
| Company Is rushed with orders Mt pres
ent The number of employees Is larger
than any in its pnst history.
j. -. Margernm and family, of rren
ton, were calling ON Mrs, Sanford Diiles
last Sunday.
The trustees of the First Baptist
| Church will soon commence the erection
of n new parsonage adjoining the church
property. The interior of the church will
also be renovated.
Hon. William Il. Purcell, United States
senator from North Dakota, and wife
| were entertained yesterday by Mr.. Pur
cells sister, Mrs. Elizabeth l.. Morris
| nj her home at the Lambcrtvillc House
| The senator was n former resident OF
Iiunterdon county, having been born and
| raised in Pennington. He has many
friends here, who rejoice in his advance.
ment In life and wish him every success
| William Carries. n veteran Of the Civil
| War, now stationed AT the Soldiers Home
ut KearDy, was visiting with old com
radcs and friends here yesterday and to-
day.
Rev. Thomas =. Brock, pastor of the
| Centenary NJ II. Church, will give Il
short lecture on the life Of John Wesley
at the twilight services next Sunday even.
| ing.
| Mrs Mary Updke and the Charles
Roberts estate will have granolithie pave
meDts put down in front of their prop
| critics on North Union street
| Andrew Golligan Is building II bungalow
| on conard hill
Robert Montgomery, ST., left this morn
ing for Asbnry Park, where he will spend
"A few days with relatives.
Electric light signs are being installed
on the platform of the Pennsylvania rail
road station here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. IIolcombe, oil
Mt. Airy, spent the day with relatives IL
| Trenton.