The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-08-25
Items Of Interest About
People You May Know.


Theodore Haney and family remov,
ed from this city to Trenton Tuesday
Miss Acsah Young is making sta,
OF two weeks at Mt Pocono.
Jacob Helms, Jr., is recovering from
a broken arm.
Anderson Slack is seriously i'll at his
home on Brunswick avenue.
Frank Nj Wilson, of Trenton, spent
Tuesday among friends in this city
Daniel j. Logue, OF Trenton, wa.
visiting friends here Tuesday.
Werner Green spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives in Quaker
town.
Datis Reed, of Riverton, was an
over Sunday guest of eIatives i'll this
city.
Miss Marge Slack, of Lambert
street, Is spending Il week at Asbury
Park.
Alexander Allen, OF Pennington
spent Tuesday with friends IN this city
Miss Mary Wright, of Trenton, has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Frank
Barkley.
William Ii Davis and sister, Miss
Emily, are spending two weeks ut Mt
Pocono.
Mary Higgins, of Brunswick aven-
ne, is spending II week ut the home of
her brother, NJ. Higgins, at Paterson.
Miss Grace T.. Pierson is at Noun
tain home in the Pocono Mountains
for two weeks.
Rev. George Boddis, pastor OF the
First Baptist church, has returned from
his vacation.
Stephen p Brady, of Brunswick ave
nue., is spending the week at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Wilson Day and Miss Jenni e, OF
School Hill, took in the sights at At
lantic City ON Wednesday.
A small fire occurred at the home OF
! 'fhco. Fields, above town ON tuesday
evening, shed being consumed.
Miss Florence M. Treftz, of Elem
ington, was an over Sunday guest oil
friends in this city, her former home
Miss Mary Botti, OF Church street
spent Monday at the home of her bro
ther, Louis Botti, at Doylestown.
Miss Katherine Mahan, OF Jersey
City, is spending two weeks at the
home of Miss Mary ID. Kelly.
g. G Burns, of Philadelphia, il
spending a three weeks vacation in
this city. He will make his home at
the Lambertville House.
Mrs. john McGIade. Francis Me
Glade, aud james McGlnde of Phila
delphia. have been visiting relatives
III this city.
MIR. aud Mrs. Asher Stout, of Frank
| lin street, were the recent guests OF
Augustus Pdcock and wife, near
Trenton.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John N. Hurley, OF
! i,a
home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Samuel L.
Trimmer, near Sergeantsyllle.
Miss jeanette Hauopp, of Trenton,
was an over Sunday guest Of her friend,
Miss Olive Phillips, of North Union
street.
Mrs Elias Poore, of Philadelphia
formerly OF this city, is spending vaca-
ton visiting with relatives aud friend S
here.
Ruth Larson, OF Delaware avenue IS
visiting at the home OF her sister, Mrs
A. Enbley, ON East State street, lren-
ton.
Robert b. Phillips, of this city, will
sail shortly for Paris, where he will take
a course of instruction in music under
a noted musician of that city.
Mrs. Benjamin Lears, Of Trenton, is
spending a short season at the home o.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Henry G
Dilley.
Former Mayor William f. Wagg re
turned TO his home here sesterday from
a ten days visit with relatives at Var
mouth, Me, his former home
Miss Mary Conover, Of this city, ha!
been spending some time at the home
of Mrs Herbert b. Weller, at ut
Pleasant.
Miss Rachel Reed, of Riverton, i:
spending two weeks at the home of hel
sister, Mrs Fred s. Cummings, on North
Main street
Commander John l.. Purcell, U. $
N of the receiving ship Lancaster,
at League Island navy yard, was an
over Sunday visitor at the Lambert
Vile House.
Alfred d. Boote left this city by
automobile on two weeks vacation,
a portion of which he will spend in the
Berkshire hills and touring in north
ern New York state and Canada.
Mrs. Harry Davis and six children,
Of Darien, Ga, arrived at the home oil
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James G.
Atwood, Friday evening They will
make visit OF several weeks.
Miss Primrose Wolyerton, Of Stock
ton, has taken position as teacher o