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We ... cvadiug discussion OF the
.. ,....r,ms before Industrial and fnan-
O.. leaders ut the beginning Of the new
,.,-. t.. \,tou1l city Bank In It's Janl-
.. ....,. strikes note Of qulckening
.Ht.-.a .u tine return Of better business
...Ht..s 10 1918.
Tie business situation in the United
-..... Nn.. showing no pronounced
,...e.. Pa. .out'uuiug to adjust itself upon
....l basis" says the bank letter.
ether. I- e. creeping confidence abroad
winch has grown nouceably stronger from
vs.. f1 week. but 81 Is held In check by
t's .lr,En situation.
"T.s decision upon railway rates viii
.s.p frri Important Industry and through
o. several others In which unemploymen n,
has r..r large
TN. decision Of tho Steel Corporation
rot q. reduce wages Is generally ic-
c.pt-a 3s indicating confidence In bet
te- tr,e. bat the management. was known
=. b. worry reluctant to disturb wages
However. .Nsr, are tduEipl, signs uf inn.
movement F steel
In 'hr.a historic years the great wheat
,-op In the United states. Coincidcnt with
pn unusual foreign demand has furnished
ne impetus for great prosperity. in 1879.
,r 1891 and 100 1898. when after years OF
che movement and started the most re-
fnarkatl. period OF expansion the county
res eve known. The same situation now
appears again our exports of wheat are
on A. unparalleled scale at high prices
and the movement is quit certain to con-
TIME unit! our surplus Is exhausted,
MoneS Becoming Very Easy.
Money becoming very easy in the
centres and the situation is relaxing in the
country Capital Is accommodating and there
e a good investment mark,~ for high
r.sss securities
1T viii be seen that many Of tho funda-
snenta' conditions are working into q
state favorable 20 m Industrial revival
Contractor and manufacturer In all
lines Of construction materiIs are max
Ing 'ns lowest prices known 10 years
over against these encouraging condi-
tons Their, looms up the European situa-
ION A. there is no knowing how long
he war viii last large und rtakings
which Involve public financing and COM
ir.tmeu's for the future are not lilSc'y
90 b. begun. This is the underlying weak
aess OF tho Industrial situation.
FIchnng" Opening AIInys Fear.
The reopening Of the stock Exchan ge
las done much to allay the fears OF a
sudden withdrawal of European capital
uf course 10 has afforded no proof that
"I- securities will not come home > there
~ stlli every reason to expect that Eu-
"one will sell American stocks and bonds
more or less steadily throughout the war
and following the war, but IL has now
been demonstrated that there is no pres
sure 20 realize at this time, and IL Is
probable that the selling will take place
-radually and with regard 20 the condi-
ION OF the market. II now appears that
treat government loans can be raised in
.oraien markets without displaclng pres
.~t holdings To the extent Of any avail
.o,e balance that may he due Ms iu tho
1-e'g0 trad, account We are quite able
take securities in settlement We
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CONSOLIDATED Gas COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
TO EaAI 10Th Street.

January I, 1915
The annual meeting az the stockholders %
this Company Tor the election ~ Trustees 20
serve during Tho ensuing year viii he held mr.
this ONCE MONDAY. January 20, 1915. POLE
viii be oren from u VI. 10 I + Transfer
books Will close saturday, January Q, 1915, %,
~ NJ and reopen Tuesday. January 20. 1915.
H. 4. CARTER Secretary
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QUEENS COUNTY.

supreme Court-Trial Te-m--Bef fore Scud
der, J. Held IN tho County Court House
Ia Long Island city \. Y Court opens
and calendar called In Part l. at 10 \. NJ.
counsel he hlcd with the clerk IN Part :.
Attention NJ tho bar u.s. called to rules
6. ami Calendar Rules Queens Coun'
Nos. l4is, ?sla. esi CO., 5l9i. o.Sa, e'9.
lowing causes T. marked rsady VIII be
FOR day on this call Nos 6,2. 1898.
Gg4. C9J, 500, 69Sa, ss7, 63s 53s, $40. 6tl,
!. 625e, I0l. i0., 703, 5Oi. 100, zoe 7OI
EOS. 7Os, 10, $40
erRl calendar II 40,
supreme Couri-Special Term for Trials
before Kolby, J Held in the County
Court House In Long Island city, y. Y.
Court opens and calendar called in SpC-
ciai Term room, ground floor. a. 10 a. NJ.
UsGcck Nos. sci, cc3, as5, 15C, 36s, $40.
37i, 372. 87l. Tn" following causes u
marked ready will be passed for The dnS.
80 cause VIII be 80 for day on This cal
Nos. az. 37P. 3s7 So 7H. '.
..ssi ,S! ~ ga a. ~ q, e. e.
407 l3. McKin " McKin Duryea vs..
Duryoa. Noe 35G, 80 walsh ~. schick.
Highest number on calendar IL 40.
County Court-Trial Tcrm-before Hum
par1y' court opens "a "3a GSlenGar S''i e:
l6s. 81 81, :, isi. %, 80 49, 90. -. Tho
following causes II marked ready viii ne
passed for the day. 40 cause viii ba sct
Tor day on this call. Nos 81, ~ 70.
* $, y. 50, o. o., a. 81 -, 80, q.
HiFh,st plumber reached on general cal
endar Is 100.
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Supreme Court. Bv justice "nouIriuu-
Matter Of Wolf Reginald Z. Wlgham.
lly Justice Wtndrir. W. I
sidney bernstein, matter ~ Huncr walter
W Irwin, Marlin ~ Martin, VIM A1.u.
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Part XIv.---Before Page, Mos. 1913
ssl, 6l;, 2t6A. 1852. 90, 1880. s42, 49,
49, lss. ass G04 5O6 100, 7is9, 233.
ltS 81. 81. ?lAo, 2lC, $50, :ts, e5l. $3.50.
1867. 2l7, 225i, 3s7. as, 500, b3l, s2oL
$500. $50. $50. SGl. 500. sss. ST.. 57s. $50.
Part xv,~Re,eree, Weeks. Mos. ss5:,
Ssi,, 5Sc' tSi. iosi. Isi. loss. sos. 517 SIS.
sai,, sAs, io2s. 2s9 sos. Sss7' sas1. 200. ia,
$40, S9a $50. 1891 i0s2, $50, co., 5oi,
Taft XvI.-Berore ponneiIy. J.-Nos. 9os,
lG8 ss., $40. a4s, 700, ss7. s23. s7s, 6s3. a..
S52. gsS, 81, $50, go. as7. s73. 91t, S55,
ga. So, 80, 800, $50, ISL. sac, t5s, az.
h97, 60G, COS, Gis, 6i7. 6is 626.
Part %N1I-No day calendar.
Part XVIII Before Platzek, Mos. TSS,
1915. s2l, 769. 761. 2sSl, 494. to, $40. 77S,
@99, 1914, II, 400, ~ 43s, $40, si4. as AA3.
400, a. coo, 1874, eos. 10. 10, 73i. b5l, 49, i6s,
1915, sss. es5. tsi, $40, iOi:. ~. l2i. 1908.
sS3, seS. $40, 637. 6SS
Surrogates Court-Chsmbers-Betore Co
for. probete-Mary i. Burke. Franklin q.
Baher, Eliso NJ straus Meyer T. Cohn,
Rosa Koch, William Bradley, Sarah C. BraA-
ton, Arthur Ingraham. Mary Blass
Surrogate's Court - Trial Term Before
Fowler, s. Estates OF Samuel Sehacht. Eliz-
abeth Greene. Contested wiis--Nos slT?.
9ss.6' S?;S' sssi s:4s. s2sS. sass, ssii, S24s.
city court,-SPeclal Term-part be
Part II.--Betorc Zeler. !. Court opens at
10 A, NJ, FIX pArte matters
Fart Trial Term-Be fore Schmuck, ].
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THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY or
NEW YORK.

Set.se q hereby given that thr annual
meeting Of the Stockholders OF The Equitable
Trust Company Of New York for the purpose
of olecting Trustees for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction Of such other business as
may properly come before the meeting, will
be held at the ONCE OF the Company, No.
~ wan Street, borough Of Manhattan. CITY
OF New York. on Tuesday January l2th, 1915,
at 2 O'Clock y.
RICHARD r. HUNTER. Secretary
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At acOs THIRD AVENUE. u

tl Joseph I. Jay.
KELLY at, 997-l005, W >, SSH West
chester nv, lJONlOO, three 9 sty limits
con Constn CO e. al; G. Abramson, atty:
II y vessel, ref. due. N.i34e5. taxes,
a.. iG9s.i 10.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS, HENS

BROADWAY, ll--Nouro" Coldiug aE'
broadway Really 60 81 al Doc 80
lHli .........- ..... .......... .......r fhr..
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WftT NIUts
(Wcst OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
1lOth stsl

2lST ST, n e, 100 " 9th av. 22X9O---Jas u
Horner to Lillian Homer, Dec 0, 1905;
altS. Geo II liuper, 4o7 w 2ist St.. ,.,,.u
$50 ST. ifG W. D. l0J Amsterdam av.
.aylUp.NA.5lNlO7 .S--Chns Jagols to sam
ucl n. Noyylos 3'i Webster av, Jersey
C'ty. and Aurun SnrZcN. i2S Amsterdam av.
mtg $4,000, Doc 81 atty, Juo 81 Ruck, I'll
Uptown,
tMauhpttIu Island, north OF 10th ST.
PARK Az. ifIG. s. 30 ~ llEth 81 2-VsO--
Martina Schlssingcr 70 Poundridge Realty
60. 2i7 Bway, mtgo ll6 800. Dec 81;
atty. Louis Wendell, Jr. 277 Bway 800
ilSTH ST, s. 3lO Lenox av, s6xioo.iI
Rose b Marx TO Charose Holding Co,
200 9TH aV mtge $40 600 Dec 81; a,tvs,
,,GITIi, G,rG@TrTs H. 2SS 9th i HHy:;,iioo
E,ro NJ Sender lsr,n iowsky to arm or
: Jarmulo"sky, % Cana! -, Dee 3: atty,
Iheo * Mccarthy 90 Exchange PHI
IlsT ST, 5e2-S5' W, q r. 40 . Bway,
unNtt,it-lOug ncaity GO 10 irIng u
Schreysr SO sth av. Mount Vernon, y Y,
mtgc $4,000 b and :, all liens Dec 50;
atty l. T Co. $50 Away. 800
SAME PRoPEPTy-lr'in ing q schrever 10
Frederick sehlesinger s2o Avenue 81
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The annual meeting OF tho Htockh elders OF
this Company for the election OF Directors,
election OF inspectors Of Election and for
the transaction Of such other business as
shall come before The W~-iius. vii lr held
at the once Of the Company, 90 Liberty
street IN the CITY OF New York, tho 9th DAY
OF January. lsl5, at ~ CLOCK noon,
The polls will remain open until 1850
o'clock y ",
THE FIDELITY 4 CASUALTY COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
ROBERT }. HlLLAS. President.
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EIEcrlo~, AN MEETI>G,.
THE PEOPLES BASH OT the cry OF
NEM YORK

fH'fN ''hNNt
3e3 md 3sl Canal -
December 3tth, i7l4.
This II nix Tor inc election OF Director. for
the ensuing year and luspcct9rs W LECTION
srd sos canal Street. on iru5siaSy jonusrr
lath, 1915, a. l- O'Clock noon Th" poly
VIII De 0p'" "W%1 iLrGiM' 1la%E cs.n'sr.
THE ANNUAL. MEETING Of inc Stockholders
Of tho Hlmrot Manufacturing Company Tor IN.
election % our o Trustees 20 serve Tor ilc en-
suing year and Two 90 InsGiectoors Of Election e.
hollcrs to he held m 1910 will he held at the Once
Of the Company 10. 2el Broadway, BOROUGH ~
Ith. ini5. At I p " Polls omen from tp1l5P.M
Transfer books closed uutll Aftcr election
HOWARD II. HUMIsToN. Secretary.
The annual meeting OF the s'ockhadsrf
~ Thomas N0Mullen co Will be- held g.
,he oihGs ~ ne comPany ~ "GSt ISL
ten o'clock In the forenoon Tor the election
Or Directors ana such other business as may
''"'' TWOM,s WcMI'fLFN 60.
RICHARD DWIGHT Secretary.
The rcgulay annual meeting Of the stock
holders N The E'hsdale Company Inc f0r
,csr. vi bc hcd at a. Lbefty street y "'B sor
ough Of Manhattan New York city, on Mon
doy. January IN, 1919, at twelve O'Clock
Dated h So FafN Pcof I6Sd IS s.cts.ry
The regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of The North Virglria Corporation
ensuing wear vii BE- held AZ 81 Liberty
street, Borough Of Manhattan, sew VOC
Clty. on MondaT, January 18th, 1915, at
Dated, New YORK, Decer- Dor - lell
l. V McGLONE, secretary
The annual meeting Of he - .7rFhoiaers ~
the LEHIGH VALLEY coal Mes CON
PANi VIII be held a. 80 go ENchang-
place, Jersey City, = D.. on MonuAy. Jan
uary ejth 1918 NJ n o'clock A. NJ TOR the
election Of two directors OF Glass No g. ana
for the transaction OF such other business
may properly come before the meeting
W J. BURTON. Secretary,
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FRIDAY. JANUARY
rAT Il NESEY STREET. !

~ JosUpN ]. Day.
18TH sr 10 r. - l2j W Irving y. g5Hs2.
al; I. Il Coukliu. atty. j II Rogan ref:
duo. SalsaAl5 taxes, &C. t7i2.
CHERRY ST, 44I B, 80 Jackson ~. e5V
100. sly tr tnmt ana sly brk rear tnmt--
Rudolph Wallhch Co aEt johanna Grimm
81 al. August Weymann. atty: lsidore
Cohen, re-: due, 1s,l5G.l5; taxes. Sc,
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RECORDFO LEASES.
Manhattan.

lTH 81 FVe ~ 400 n aII"lonI1mIu 7
Wen to the J & VI Realty Go, Inc ~ w
l5th ST. 3 yrs from Jan !, 1919, atty T. J
Gottlieb. 40 Nassau st...,,.. ...... El,t2O
sLDRIDGE ST, 80, all--Jucoh RlohWan To-
Nutti- Dorm, rs Eidr'tg" ~, D." rra FROM
It,,aV ......... Hv 400
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,tru'ix.

NTERNALE' Az, sN5--Wuuo Realty y
Construction co to Nathan Newman, ia6
southern boulevard, yrs ana : months
from Jan !, 1915, ATTY, Nathan newman,
1876 southern Boulevard ,..... 5000 TO $500
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
Nrw YORK COUNTY.

Supreme Court-Appsllats Division-Re-
cess
supreme Court-Appeilate Term-Bofore
Guy, p J.; Blur and GRvegan, u. Appeals
from orders and judgments OF City Court
called at 10 A NJ.
supreme court-special Term-Part L.
Before Lehman. J. Motion calendar called
at 1880 A. 81.
Part II-Before Con. J. Court opens at
10 so A. NJ Ex parte matters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-04
THURSDAY. JANUARY Z.
lat II VESEY STREET.
By Joseph p. Day.
lat 32os THIRD AVENUE. ]
IL I-..un u ID.

CROMWELL Az. " q. c6st issth st. sG.7
y-p.I,r-. NlOOysO7 vacant. also Cromwell
af. a s. tdl lot 35S, map o. Inwood. b7.7N
fuHNEuNst s--tiep Mccormack aRt NJ v
NuNuT Jr. ct al, T. II pelehRnty, atty:
L. damon, ref, due, {7s7til; taxes,
". ti.lyt4.
TIMpSoN Az. " s, SIC e03d -. 25N7s.GS
.-NEf4 90 Nathan Eurtykp agt Dongar
Realty co; S"hwnrtzmau & s, attya; 4 -
D'w'inr. ref, due, '5lsi9; taxes &C.
s-l7Su.
By George Price.
TIEMAN Az, g z. 5S7.iO n Boston Pos; ri,
ejNgo-S'has Glore e. Al agt VI Kcmpf
Realty co 81 a.; Clocke, X a X, attys
W \ Heating. ref: due. s3.Sso.9l; taxes,
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as asa iSt1. 1858, 1854. AS. 1862, 1863.
1913, 7?2. 1859. 1880, 1901. 1873, 80, 81,
1898 I?ll, :O:l. 20?2. 2o26. 2O27. 2o2g.
.Oai. 2O87. 2O5s a039, 600. wi
Part VI--Bcfore Delany, J--Sos 1901,
6s7s. 7095, 1929, 1882. 1863, ,es. 1911, lsa,
ils'. ilsi, 1879, 1924 i;g5' ii65ge' i1gi'
5Oi5. 2Ols, 1850. sO5i so5s, :o5S. 2O57.
Part VII,--Berore Deehnnty, Nos.
i s:9. i:5 a s4 Ss, s Els i,S .i:S :i:,
ei22, ?l24, :l25. 2l27, 2l:s, :lY9 :iSo. .lS.'
fsFt vIiIs;s,-Beforc Erlanser,, J.-Nos
l4o6. Gil. il:3. li25. iloI. iio6, llO7. 1852
1925, 900. ms, :o5a. ?os? 2Oss.
Part IN.-Bcfore Shearn Mos. 1880,
!ls5S. iIsss !si is ;3st M is:s is55ss
.iiss,' sisi ass, siss sac, sito, !iis W
Part X.--Before Ford. J.--Sos. 1873, $50
500, 6sl. 1871. 1919, t545. 1882, 1858, 1897
i541. 1909. 1897, 1898, 1897, 1893, 200s
2014. ?0l5, 1851, AZ. Gs9S, 1901. .O6s,
1910. 2O7i eO76, c97S, 1850. 2Osl.
Part NJ h fore wit Nos 30.
1868, 1857. 1909. 1870. 1875. 1875, 1876.
1876, 1898. 1879, 1870, 1910, 1895. 1871
1851. 1854. 1879. 1874. 462, 49, 1856. $50
1905. 1891, 1890. $40. 1900. 1901, 1916, 1895.
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New Hope Methodist Episcopal
Church.

Rev. H. A. Sawyer, Pastor.
Sunday Services at IL. 90 a. M, z. sop. m.
Sunday School 10. a. m.
Epworth League, Gas p. m.
Special and attractive services
have been arranged throughout the
day, Sunday, July 4th, that the sixty
per cent. of our community who sell
dom enter any church may observe
our great national holiday in the
truest and noblest spirit.
Evangelistic singer, William Thorn
as, leader of singing at the Ocean
GroveTabernacle and personal friend
of the pastor, will be called upon to
use his splendid Welsh voice freely
at both of the morning services. Mr..
Thomas singing and the fine stere-
opticon slides and address on Our
Flag" by Mr.. Kerr will be followed
by the regular morning service at
IL m. at which the pastor will
preach on the subject, Can We
Blend Religion and Patriotism?"
Following the Epworth League at
6.45, unique platform service will
be held in the evening at 7.30. Prof.
Charles w. Kreamer will speak on
the subject, why do l Believe in
Mr.. Albert N. Kerr,
a prominent Trenton business man,
Is ours Christian Nation?" Mr..
William ]. Cooley, Attorney, of Phil
adelphia and Newhope, The Future
of America. Special music rendered
by the new choir, male quartette
and Instrumental music.
You are cordially invited to all of
these services.
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A Successful Meeting.

The first of the proposed open
air services of the New Hope Presby-
terrain Church was somewhat spoiled
by the rainy evening. The church,
however was filled to its capacity
by most appreciative audience.
Edward w. Durham and his asso-
ciates from Trenton were most en-
Enthusiastically received, and gave an
inspired and inspiring service; one
that made a deep impression on
their hearers.
Had the weather been fine it
would have been difficult to have
accommodated the crowd.
Under the efficient and able efforts
of Rev. j. Hastings Patterson, The
Little Minister" The little church"
is making marvellous growth.
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New Hope Alumni Meeting.


The New Hope High School
Alumni held their fourteenth annual
entertainment and banquet in HOOK
er's Hall on Saturday evening at
8 O'Clock. Mrs. Edward Naylor gave
the address of welcome to the class
of 1915, after which the following
following program was very well
rendered Recitation, Miss Mary
Kelley; piano solo, Miss Rose Scher-
merborn; instrumental solo, Miss
Horn; piano solo, Miss Kathleen
VanPelt; instrumental solo, Andrew
Scarborough.
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ElyFarnStock
Berkshires for June.

Registered 2-year-old Boar; a good
individual, and ribbon winner in
two shows.
Registered yr. old Gilt, just bred.
Four mos. old Bears, for June de
livery.
Combination of Masterpiece" and
Lord Premier" stock; all clean, heal
thy and sound, and not exposed to dis
ease during the epidemic.
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GEORGE H. ELY.

SoLEBURY, PA
Shipping Stations, New Hope, Pa.
and Lambertville, n. j.
Bell phone pills.
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New Hope PresbyterianC Church

Rev. J. Hastings Patterson, Minister.
9.45 a. M, Sunday School.
10.45 a. m. Preaching service, sub
ject: God Touched Men" l Sam.
1926.
ZOO p. M, Christian Endeavor.
7.30 p. M, preaching service. Sub
ject, Can Christians have Assurance
of Salvation. | John 5: 1918.
Weather permitting the evening
service will be held on the beautiful
lawn adjoining the church. 1t has
been especially fitted up for open
air services. A new speakers plat
form has been erected, electric lights
installed, and seating provided for
a large audience. Mr.. Patterson
will sing at this service.
Everybody is most welcome to al
of the services. Come.
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"THE AIREDALE"

biggest and best of terriers. For the
country man or woman, he has no
equal. His weight, about Is lbs. with
his courage and sense of smell. make
him a Waterman capable of handlino
any maurauder, two or four-footed
His coat, short and hard, weathers ali
seasons, and holds no dirt or odor. For
the town there is no better dog. Tho
atfectionate, he is no doll or lap-dog
and needs no valet. A stiff brush and
an occasional bath keeps him in full
dress. His loyalty to master or mis-
tress, and toleratio9 only for Others.
makes him hard to lose or steal. His
brains and activity are good insurance
against motor or trolley accident on
the street. He is not trouble hunter
but, if it comes his way, goes in and
stays to the finish. A useful servant
loyal friend, and an ornament to any
residence is The Airedale." He can
do anything any Rther dog can do
then do the other dog.
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Desirable Farms
and Homes For Sale

7O-acre farm, on Windy Burk road.
three miles from New Hope; buildings
IN tine condition, and land in high
state of cultivation. Asparagus bed,
strawberry bed, young peach orchard
just in bearing. viii sell farm alone
or with stock crops and machinery.
130-acre farm, of which 40 acres is
woodland; between Centre Hill and
Lahaska; in high state of cultivation.
buildings in tirst-claSs condition. Will
sell farm alone, or complete with stock
crops and machinery. Two tenant
houses on farm. This is one of the
most productive farms in Bucks Co
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1915-07-01

Theodore Bachman of New York
city spent few days of his vacation
with 0rviiie Warford, clerk at Logan
Inn.
Miss Margaret C. Shaffer is spend
ing some time with her sister Mrs.
Francis McCaura in West Philadel-
phiia.
Cornelious Whitlock of Browns
burg moved into the house on the
York road belonging to T. @. At
kinson.
Miss Naomi E. Cox was an over
Sunday guest of her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Potts at Bovine
station.
Misses Ellen and Marie Fether-
ston were Sunday visitors with their
cousins the Misses Fitzgerald, at
Bridgeton.
Mrs. Edward Naylor of Trenton
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
sister Miss Annie H. Whitley on the
York road.
Mrs Nat Roberts of New York
city is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Winfield Wallace on North
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ely Cooper of
Trenton were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Wesley Oblinger on
North Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ashton and
family spent Sunday with Mrs. Ash
toms parents Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Gilmore at Buckingham.
Mrs. Jonas Lear and daughter
Thelma are spending few days this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Pharo at Victoria. Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George DuBree
motored to Tacony on Sunday and
were guests of their son and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis DuBree.
Mrs. Wallace Cronthamel and son
Phillip of Elmhurst, Long Island,
are visiting the formers parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Slaughter on
Ferry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kroske and
children Fred and Harold returned
to their home in Trenton after
spending some time with her father.
Ellsworth Lippincott on Bridge
street.
Clifford Oblinger of New Hope
and Miss Cora Dilts of Lambertville
were married on Wednesday by the
Rev. Herbert A. Sawyer. After a
short wedding tour they will reside
in New Hope.
Mrs. Alice Beaumont has pur-
chased the handsome bungalow of
Thomas c. Vert, on North Main
street, through the real estate agency
of Charles S. Roberts, and will take
up her residence here at once.
Jacob Shaddinger, an S2-year old
resident of Lahaska, thinks nothing
of taking little ten, fifteen or twenty
mile walks any day. He recently
strolled up to Plumsteadville. a
matter of ten or twelve miles. and
came back, all the same day. A
few days ago he walked to Garden
vile, to Mechanicsville, Carversville.
and home, making another twenty
or so.