The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-01-13
ESTABLISHED 1872.
NEW HOPE

StIGGI.
Miss Bessie DUNCAN has been quite
i'll with a very heavy cold for The past
two weeks.
Harry Austin and wife have return
ed to their home in Philadelphia, Mr..
Austin having recovered from severe
case of qulnsy.
Lewis Puff and wife have returned to
their home in Dallas, Texas, after
having spent about month with his
parents here.
Charles Templeton has accepted a
position with the Penna r. r. Co.
The Rev. Mr.. Brokenshower, of
Princeton, preached in the Presbyter-
ian church on Sunday last, both morn
ing and evening.
Miss Marion Oblinger has returned
home after having spent some three
weeks in Trenton.
The S. S. Social Club were enter
tanned at the home of Messrs Florence
and Annie Whiteley on Monday even
ing last
The regular monthly meeting of the
Building & Loan Association will be
held on Wednesday evening OF next
week.
Edward Parsons and VIM. Masten
have been transferred from the Union
Paper Mill to the Warren Manfg. Co,
at Riegelsville, n j., for short time
only.
The Mems Meeting held in the
Methodist Church on Sunday after
noon was well attended. The speaker
was Mr. Stevenson, of Princeton, who
made very able and eloquent address.
Next Sunday the meeting will be held
IN tne EFCSpJtSiidn tiutSil.
George Dietz has moved from the
house OF J. Howard Large on Race
street, the one owned by John Hart
man, near the toll gate.
Miss Kate Battye is spending the
week with her brother, Albert Battye
in Trenton.
Edward Whiteley spent one day last
week with his mother, Mrs. Joshua
Whiteley.
George johnson and wife spent Sun
day in Remington.
Charles Cryer, of Piltsburg, is spend
ing few days with New Hope rela-
tives.
The Union Mills resumed operations
on Monday after being shut down two
weeks
On Friday evening last the regular
meeting of the Citizens Literary Soci
ETY. was held in Rockers Hall, with the
largest audience in attendance that has
been there this season. In the alb
sence OF the Secretary, Miss Mary A.
Schermerhorn acted as Secretary, pro
TEN. The meeting was called to order
by the President and after the reading
Of the minutes of the previous meeting
the first number on the program was
called which was very pretty instru-
mental duet played by the Misses Ber-
nice Magill and Elsie Stoop. This
was followed by well written and well
read essay "The Magic OF Face" by
Miss Annie Kelley. The members Of
the Society were very fortunate in hav-
ing on its program Miss Mary j. Smith
of Philadelphia, a singer of rare ability,
who rendered at this point, two solos,
"Senora" and "a Bowl Of Roses"
The debate was one of the most in
tersting the Society has ever listened
to. The subject Resolved that the
right of franchise be granted to the
women" was upheld on the affirmative
by Miss Mary Paxson and DR. X. {.
Magill. of Carversville, Pa, and debat-
ed on the negative by Miss Margaret
Mclean, of Newtown and DIR. J. +.
Scott. The judges decided in favor Of
the affirmative.
Miss Fay Goodfellow then entertain
ed the Society with humorous recita-
ton miranda Brings the Children
Home After beautifully sung Sc
lection "Awake" by Miss Smith, the
Society adjourned.