The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-03-31
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William Malone was Wednesday
visitor to Trenton.
James Green. of Trenton, was re
cent visitor with friends in this city.
Charles A. Butler has returned after
trip to Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Patrick Condry spent Monday
with friends in Trenton.
John Flood spent Sunday with rela
atives in Bethlehem, Pa.
John Horn was n visitor to Trenton
last week.
William L. Ledger, of Trenton,
visited friends in this city Sunday
Cornelius Twomey spent Suudry as
the guest of friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. A. p. Basford, of Trenton,
visited relatives i'll this city last week
o. &. Holeombe visited friends III
Phillipsburg, last Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Sproat spent Satur.
day with friends in Philadelphia.
George Van Horn, of Easton, was Il
Iecent visitor with relatives here
Miss Kate Cowley, of Trenton, srent
Sunday with relatives in this city,
Frank Pew, of Rocky Hill, visited
relatives in this city over Sunday.
A. Watson Smith spent Sunday aud
Monday with relatives in Trehton.
Miss Reba Naylor was an over Sun
day guest of friends in Garfield
Thomas Mcnamara and daughter,
Elizabeth, visited relatives in Bay
onne over Sunday.
Miss Sara Scott, Of Philadelphia,
has been visiting her mother on
Franklin street.
Soaring Sites aud wife, of Jersey
City, have been visiting friends in
this city.
MIS-. Della Lightcap, of Doylestown
was visiting friends in this city ON
Sunday last
Mr.. aud Mrs. George H. Sharp aud
daughter, of Trenton, were Sunday
visitors here on Sunday.
John Butler, Of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday nj the home of his mother on
Delaware Avenue,
Daniel McKeever, Of Trenton, was a
Sunday visitor mt the home of his
mother on s. Main street.
Mrs. Thomas Flood, of Washington,
ID. c., has been visiting relatives in
this city.
Mrs Thomas Ryan has returned
after II visit with friends in Philndel
phia.
Miss Elizabeth praoger, OF I.ancaS
ter, has been spending few day
with relatives and friends here.
Miss Mary Lynch has returned tc
her home in this city, after an extend
ed visit to Asbnry Park
Miss Lucy Crowley, of Fairvlew, N
j., has been spending few days will
her parents on Bridge street.
Miss Mary MaIloy, of Rinsoes, wa
an Over-Sundny visitor with relatives
here
Peter Sheridan, Of PhiIlipsburg, was
recent visitor with relatives in this
city.
Joseph Leary aud Nicholas Nc
Gowan spent Sunday with friends in
Camden.
Embly Larison, of New York city,
spent Sunday al the home of his
mother on Delaware avenue.
William Smith, of New York CITY,
spent Sunday with relatives aud
friends here.
Elherl Il. Wert. of Trenton, n for
mer resident of this city, was calling
on friends here Monday.
Miss Stella Savage, OF Trenton, was
VISITING friends in this city the past
week.
Misses Elizabeth nnd Nellie Ciulse
spent Sunday with friends in Jersey
City.
Miss Araminta Hoagland was II Wis
itor in Philadelphia Saturday She
spent the day with her brother, Hor-
ace W. Hoagland.
Former Excise Commissioner vii.
liam Case, of this city, IL dangerously
i'll at the home Of relatives in Tren
ton
Mrs John Bryne and family o.
Phillipsbnrg, have been spending {
few days with relatives aud friends il
this city.
David Holcombe has sold his farm
/ above this city, known hs the River
view Farm, to Walter ireland, of thi
city
Joseph W. Cooper has returned I,
his duties in the Amwell Naliona
bank, after short vacation, spen
with friends in Irvington.
Miss Helena McQuillau, danghte
Of James McQuillan left here Las
Saturday morning for Glen Riddle
Pa, where she will enter St. Franci
convent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Jones, o
South Amboy, have been visiting n
the home of the Misses Celia ant
Annie Mcdowell on North Union
street.
James o. Studdiford is spending
few days at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Studdiford, o.
North Union street, after an absence
of three months travelling through th,
states of Delaware and MARYLAND IL