davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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GtG.
Prospective tenants wi
fage to inspect our prop
our houses are general,
rule being TO have them
DWELLINGS
1907 kilb'ne, ,1Or. Chs { 80
1874 IAnier, 1Or, b. 5000
1905 9th nv Or. 2b. .42.50
100, 9TH NV. 10r, b. $3.50
1872 X NV. Tor. b. 20. Gu
3W2 Ga av, 1Or,b. 1900
SIC l. NV. 11r, b. SO. 50
1927 NJ av nw.9r. b33.D
922 Sth nw.12r, b. .35. .In
ls0S 9th NV. Tor. b. 3d. so
go y nv, 10r, b.32.50
611 = NV. Sr, b. . 80. 80
1915 1st NV. 7r.b. $3.50
11li 18th NV. .l2r, 30. -
DWELLINGS
11O4 o 81. Sc. q rooms
DWELLINGS
637 z Cap. 11r. b. .p.6
2lo Il ne, 6r, h. .24.00
S29 10Th ne, 6r, b. .22.5o
So o ne, 8r. b. .2O.0
HEATED Al
1858 Park road. 2r. and
No. IL. the Lafayette. s
l136 7th st. NV. 4 rOon
APARTMENTS
45e X NV. 11r.b. 10. O0'
2011 14ta NV. .6r. 2b25 90
201 Mass av NV, BIS 90
o03 18th nv, 2n. ..25 90
BUSINESS
Stumph bldg. west
part .......---.1 i 800
800 Ith NV. entire
building $500. .140. 90
1738 7th NV. -125 90
1918 9Th NV. IS. 80
GA La av NV. 1000
Hri 18TH nw.sr.b. 10 90
1926 7th, store. =. 5000
603 18th NV. LIST d. 3d. 10
11O Goth NV, store
and nat ........ 80. 90
462 ID NV. .sto. 1st fiSD 90
sIs II ] AZ. store. ~ 90
10 II nw,store. .5r b ~. 90
POI Mas nv nw,7.bi5.U0
%36 l. NV, w,sto.7r.h..;6 20
COLoRED
3l3 l. NV ...... 80
3l5 Mo av NV 10, BIS 81
50 Fla av nw,6r.b.25,5 so
%63 No av nw.l1r, boa..0
80 L nv. Or. b. .3.9
- Defrees. 6r. n. % so
2252 18th nv .6r.b. $3.50
637 l. NV. 7r. b. .-2.b0
2i37 Va av nw,6.b.20.:0
41l K NV. 7r. ". 10. 90
- o ne. Sr, b...-1s.59
733 4th NV. 7r.w. 1850
1909 9th nv, Or, w. 1850
637 y nv. 6r. w..ls.5O
40s l. NV, 7r. ". .ls.So
1450 Oak NV, 6r, b. 1900
10 ID ne. 6r, W.. .17.3o
1914 Both nv. 9r.h16.M
2SOc o NV. 5r. W. Is. 90
1913 4th, sr. w. 1850
1J2I 6th NV, Or. W. .io. %
220T Sth nv, Ar. b. .lo.tO
2237 Cley av.8r, " ) 30
2429 i nw. Ar, 10. .15..'O
1921 Walter Sc, ,s.b.15.JO
22la Water. 6r. y. .15. %
2I4S sth. 5r. w-.-l4.a
We have a number Of 81
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RI a-. l8r. ) baths
4 stable. year. SIS, SEQ
Mass av near 23d.
lar. 4 baths. 1000
Mass av. a0r.5b.yr.3.00"
RI av. lar, 2b. yr.2,5o0
\ Fl nv. 14r.3h. yr... 400
S st near 2lst NV.
14r. 2h, year. 800
2!62 Fla av. liz, 2
haths. wear. .20o
1712 \. 1Or.b. year. 500
i.no T.. oOr. 3h. .215
1000 T rw. 12r. o..
garage .l26
2226 Mass. 1ar. 3b. lbs
11a6 18th NV. 12r. .2h.I2I
1914 10Th. 12r. 3b. .t2s
1870 10Th NV I3r.3h Us
2I16 Bancroft. l2r. 3blc55
40l G nv. lgc sto.
LIST floor. 12r. 2b. lis
Is Kirk st. Chevy
Chase. 12r. 3h. '0a
1910 s. 11r, III. 100
1918 B'mont. 1:r. o.. 100
l'4S P. 12:. 3h. ..lW,
ri. ror o.i e. Pa Az
""or. Oh .tnA
1929 RI av.13r. 2D. 5000
111a 18th nw.12r. ebS 90
122a n nv, ,lar.""h. 81 nn
1909 S NV. 10r.3b. 50 81
1912 18th. 1cr.oh. 800
1927 Phelps. Tor. 3b. 1900
1882 22d. TT. 2h. 1900
1101 P NV. i5r.2h. 75,tO
sTa2 Eanawha. o.. b $500
1928 19th. 12r. 2h. $500
1911 l. NV. .i2r. 9b 90 90
906 E Cap. lOr. ~. .Go.uo
1929 Calvert lor...5. &C. .0C
1904 NJ. 1"r. ab. .s5.To
1a25 PIX rd. iOr. ,. ss. %
1885 Calvert. .1fr. 2b55.U0
1852 Kenyon. l2r. r.3b.52.aO
1920 18th. Or. h. $3.50
1119 3athnw, 10r. 2b5H. u,
1896 18th NV. Or. so 90
6liaid av na,12r. so. on
1852 Cor. Or. Oh. $3.50
2015 18th. Tor. h. 70
1897 Calf. Or, b. 1850
1il6 r av.1dr.o. .45. ~
1929 Harv'd, 10r. b. .4I.5J
1850 Clifton NV, 10r.
b h..............45.:, 10
1928 Corc'n, 9r. h. .46.m
TWO-FAM1
1701 Euclid, Or, b. .25.sv
221l y. Jr. b. 80. .""3.E0
2709 11th nw,5r,b. % so
." u nv. sr. b.. 81 .f
161 Gresham. Ar. h. Ii. so
FOR COLORF
1917 Corc'n, 1Or, b. 10. 81
311 T. 10r. b.. 80. 50
451 P NV. ar. b. ..2s.50
1850 Fla av NV. 6, b2T 30
1414 Swami. 6r,b..2a.O
S6 \ NV. 6r. b.. .2S.5O
1887 18th. Or. h. ..25.50
1887 14th. "a. so
2034 4th nv. 6r. h. .23.50
as.I PSF nw.6r u. :.'2 81
$40 18th NV. Or. b. 22.5o
els 2:a. 6r. h. .2::.AO
1908 h NV. 7r. b. .2O.5O
1HDS NJ. Or ......2D.aJ
500 oath. Or. b. .2G.o0
1853 Kalorama. q, b20. so
1152-173s Seaton,
6r, b .......... .2G.So
635 Acker ne, ,b.19.5O
419 A ne. Or. So
100 18th nc. orb. 1850
GET OUR FULL RE,
Az
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II find it to their advan-
critics before renting. a.
: in good condition. our
repaired when vacated.
,6l6 II NV. ar, b. 1000
1O6 Ind ay NV, Or, b29.0 90
615 p NV. 81. b. .2S.5O
1901 9th NV, Dr. 81 so
1928 LIST NV. Or, ~ a,'
50 Fla av nw,7r,b. D. 50
T02 Quincy, sr. b.25.5O
3O6 X NV. 6r, b. ..23.0
1913 sth NV. 7r.b. .22.51
40 lyon nw.6r, ,b21.S
SU6 I'd nv. 6r. 5. .2O.1V
6 @ NV. Or, W. -. 1850
1850 Oak NV. 6r, ,b.1s.OJ
2225 Ny av nw.5r.bl4.50
SOUTHEAST.
and water. $3.50
NORTHEAST.
. y lie. 6r. h. ....1S.1
1878 Fla av ne, 6r, r,bl6.0
lis 18th ne, Or, 1850
'ARTaiESTS.
,r. and b $500 & $40, 90
rooms and bath. $3.50
IS and bath. $50. 90
AND FLATS.
1890 Fla av NV. a. f,20. 90
1875 Wild nw,5r, ,b1S.O
1854 Will ,w.6r,bls.D
642h Morton ne ne,4,bl3.3
PROPERTY.
&39 h NV. sto. 8r. 40. NJ
15OS 9th NV, ,sto, 8, b33. 80
1904 1st NV. .;m.,0
Rear 731 7th NV. %. 90
2O3U Georgia nv. .25.OJ
304 PA av, store. .22. so
1899 7th NV. so
1104 mth NV. .22.m
1898 9th. .sto & 2r. 900
1898 5th ne. store &
5r e. b .........20. 90
706 l. NV. store. 20. 90
2102 Ga ay. 20. 90
sGs Fla av NV, store
and 2r 1880
I12S Col road. d......11.09
rENANTs,
222i7 Cleveland av nv.
Or. " ...-.-.....15.W
2J26 9th nw.5r.v.
i33 Wash st. .l3. 90
sos Fla sv NV. 2r
and store. .12.0
1921 H ne. 5r, ". 1880
452 D NV. 4 resr MO. GO
2 3ia ne. 4r, w.. 1000
81 Goat nv. 4r. w.lu.oo
11OS Goat al. 4r. 1850
2012 Ca av NV. 3r. $50
2180 n Y av nw Awe. 50
1907 Clicks al. 4r. 800
623 Siever's ct,4,w.S.o0
3 Goat alley, 4r.w..S.50
oooo53 9th NV, 4 rear
rooms -......- -S.0
10 Fenton ct NV, 4, VS.. 90
6l5 Freeman's alley.
Ar. W .....- 800
,1G9 Congress ne, Ar,
w ....-..........S.O 90
22G3 sth NV, 2r WI so
1870 Marion ct. 4r.7.OO
And cheaper properties.
,pUea l. syableu fos Hanf
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FOR sALE-ATrRACTIvELY LOCATED, NEAR
18th and Girard sts., handsome 3-story brick
and brownstone dwelling Of . rooms and bath
This house has been put in "A No. T. condi-
tioD. papered and painted throughout new elec-
tric fixtures and plumbing. excellent heating
plant; open freplaces and spacious concrete
cellar. Must be seen to be fully appreciated.
Only $3.50.
SHANNON & LuCHs,
Phone Main 2.tl5 712 l4tb st NV
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
UNFINISHED
FOR RENT
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
1912 New YORK ave. NV.
APARTMENTS.

1886 R at. NV, No. 20. 5r. and bath. .sss 90
The Decatur. 2131 Fla. av.. No. 26, br... $500
The Executive. No. 81. rooms. ...:..... 450
The Alabama 11th & n sts NV, 5r., b. 45.oO
s05 C. ST. NV, 8 rooms and bath ..... 1850
The Monticello 3157 Mt Pleasant ST., Or. 40 50
80 18th st. NV. 2nd floor. 5 rooms. so
1926 N ST. NV. rooms. -. ............ so
The Christiani. TO4 NJ st. NV. rooms. 500
The Howard. 1917 Swami ST., Or. bath. IS 90
1905 ST. NV . rooms. s................ so
The Andover 1875 VI NV. 5r. and bath. % so
The Oswego. 1926 e. st. NV, 5r. & bath. ESQ
The Turin. 1924 18th st. NV, No. !. Ar. $3.50
The Frederick 9th and n. Y. ave, A.. 1880
The DudGington. 1854 Lanier. rooms. 80 so
The Uswexc. 1928 So. NV. s rooms. $3.50
The Monticello. 315T Mt. Pleasant. 3r.. b. so 90
1899 14th st. NV. i rooms and bath. -. 1000
1855 T st. NV. 4 rooms. s......--.--..-. 00o
The Kelwood. 1881 Corcoran. 8 rooms. -. u so
The Turin. 1924 18th st. NV. 4 rooms. 25.OO
1892 New York ave. 3 rooms and bath. :. Is 90
1885 Calvert ST.. 3rd floor, 3 rooms. ..... $500
The Ilkley 1920 ST. NV. :, rooms. 49,. so
113S 14th st. NV, No 4. 3r. and bath. 2.b0
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1345 New York ave. q. ".
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Inquire 1o1 End st. ne.

FOR RENT-BY MOORE & HILL inc.
142O22 Fl St NV
JrNEI; ;R\ISIJE.I IDI-SES
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FOR SALE-A C0ZY LITTLE HOME WITHIN
two blocks Of beautiful Lincoln Park; close to
cars: has six nicely arranged rooms and bath
large concrete cellar under the entire house:
an excellent home MT ridiculously low price;
terms TO suit: s. $50
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Phone Main 2345. III; 18th ST. NV.
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FOR SAIE-vERY PRETTY, LITTLE SEMI
detached house of seven cheerful rooms and
bath; situated near beautiful soldiers Home
Park; conveniently located and III frst-class
condition. wonderful bargain for $500.
SHANNON 4 LTCIIS.
Phone Main 2315. III; 18th ST.
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b. +. SAUL CO.,
RENTAL. AGENTS.

Phone Main ~ ~ 8s4 New York ave. NV.
Prospective tenants will find it to their advan-.
age to inspect properties before renting a.
,ur houses generally in good condition. our
,ue being TO have them repaired when vacated.
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THE PRETTEsr s1x-RooM HOUSE EVER
produced-Bigger, brighter. better built.
Randolph bet 18th and 9th 9th st. car.
On the best street in Petworth.
-, ,25eS4.3 315 Cash, $500.
A. c. MOSES CO.,
916 N. 7. ave. NJ. 4t31.
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isan oni m. 6r. base
1917 Corc'n. 10r. b. .40.i5
1919 Goth NV. Or. b. 4n.':'
1863 18th nv. Or. b. 40. so
Sas5 ttth. l0-. o.. =" -
1904 ? NV, Or. b. 1000
!aSHH 10Th. 9r. h .-<).W
Percy :, / Brook
Vile rd. Tor. h. 1850
s51" 10th. 11r. h. ~. IN
65 H NV. Or. sto. 81. so
..43a 18th. a-. h. 81 80
IGI" Newt Mw q ~ y
lbs 9th nv. Sr.b. $3.50
17222 Wizard. Sr.@h. 25.3o
2lGS II NV. s.. b. rs. 20
I773O WiIl'd.S-. .2b. { 1884
1927 y J nv. JT. h.3.aa
a::l X ] nv. 90. IT,. ~ 4"
1919 Sth NV. 6r. $3.50
f2G 4 uc..Ir.n x ="
1919 Sth NV. 6r. b. .32.5G
2111 Cond't rd.9r. .bS0.50
n u nv. Or. b. 1880
Sill l1tn, Or. b. = 1850
201 Mass nw.7.b.stnD. 50
1711 18th. 10r. b. $3.50
IOhi gik ~, ar, b & ~
1885 Sth. sr. h % 30
l41T II ne. .sto&5r. 81. so
$40 r | av Ir. h.227.5O
22:5.:,5 and 22a37 18th ST,
Or. h ...........22I so
1906 Fla av nw.6. ba7.@
1853 Fuller NV. .6r. b21.50
1879 Mass se.8r. n. 800
1900 Ga av. 6r. b.. $3.50
636 9th ne. sr. b. .oE.b0
6a L ne. 10r. b. $3.50
1878 9th NV, S.. b. G.5 80
@437 X NV. Sr, b. .22.50
81 l. ne. Or. l,..-...c.n
fh29 2atil NV. .ar. h. q. so
512 and sic lst Sc.
so4 Il i $ sos i..o;s isi Sc. go 20
1896 K Sc. 81. b. .is.s"
II 9Th ne. 6r. 1900
$50 Gresham. Arb. 90
163 Fairm't, 5r, r,b.17.'O
1O4 18th ne. Or. b. 1880
1921 Morse ne.Sr.h1s."" ""
32222 18th Sc. 8r. b.13.@
61I 9Th ne. 6r. 1880
629 Florence ne.6.h1t.00
I132 n av sc, ,6r. 1880
1897 K Sc. 6r.....1l.0
LY FLATS.
119Ia THIS NV ,4r.b16.50
12l Thomas nw.4r.bl6.D
G26 22d. I'd n. 4r.b.16.S"
206 4th ne. 5r, b. 1000
133SE +. no. 4r,b. .14.0
ID TENANTS.
22?22a w av. 6r....1S.S0
s3 Myrtle ne. Or. b. .17.0
$50 25th NV. 4r,b.17.5O
1916 f Sc. 6r. b. .17.0
"a Myrtle ne, 6r,b.17.a0
1714 Seaton. Or. 1850
% Defrees. Or. b. 1850
I2s l. NV. sr. ". 1870
1924 W. LIST Lar. 100
1927 u So. g.. .12.N
1"0s I'd Sc. 5r. 1880
lI3s Govt ct. 4r. .lO.a
Foundry alley. 4r.lO.5G
22332211 stn NV. Or. 1000
634 G'don 1T ne, ,4r $3.50
632 GIN ct ne. Ar W a.b
i27 y sc. 6r....... $50
eli F.eemAn's ct. .s.s0
815 Freeman's ct. .7.50
RI 4371a Wash. Ar.5.50
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FOR RENT-D.D.T THOMl
Apt, I'LL VI NV 5, b3s.5
1871 n Cap. Or, b. $3.50
S12 G ne, 6r. b. .@.0
1898 81 ne. sto&dw. .1.60
1879 n Cap, Or, b. $3.50
1914 G ne, 6r, b. .2.50
2O2h 7th sw, 6r. b.D.@
l2l3 Md av ne. Or. b. 1880
622 L ne, Or. v. ia 30
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Eok RENT-HOUSES IN ALL SECTIONS.
GET OUR LARGE LIST.
SEE OUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
STAR WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
SToHk 4 FAIRFAX, 1a42 NEW YORK AvI,
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6n0D, 1919 ~ st. Nv. $SU.OO
Rear l4os 10th nwls.ooI Rear 1921 Clifton
1925 nv. .......--l NV 10 90
STABLES.
Rear 40 10th NV 10 90 Rear 20 Decatur ne IS 10
BELT. oBRIEN co. Qnc.).
1909 G ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CORNER HOUSE, ll2l MONROE ST. NV: l,
rooms $3.50. l115 Monroe ST.. 9 rooms
5000. Inquire Room 521. Loan and Trust bldg
Phone NJ. 14S.
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OPPOSITE LINCOLN PARK; 8 ROOMS AND
bath; furnace heat 1924 \. Carolina ave. NE:
heau.ifying necessary @ sn will y>I bs done to suit
st. nv.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1915-01-07
New Hope Council Reorganizes.

The New Hope borough council
met on Monday evening and reorgan-
lied for 1915 with Hugh w. Mich
ener as president, and Thomas c.
Vert, secretary.
John D. Cryer was elected treas
urer; William j. Cooley, borough
attorney; j. P. Borden, assessor; DR..
j. E. Scott, physician; John H. Ely,
tax collector; Lewis Bennett, con-
stable.
The following committees were
appointed: Finance, Kitchener, Large,
Balderston; street, Lear, Opdyke,
Bush; poor, Bush. Stoop, Balderston;
lamp, Stoop, Lear, Large; fire, OPP
dyke, Balderston, Stoop; borough
property, Large, Lear, Bush.
The tax rate was fixed same as
last year, 5 mills for borough pur-
poses, and one mill for bond pur-
poses.
The wages were fixed at l712c
per hour for street commissioner and
15c per hour for laborers, with zoe
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a new CRATE put in on North Main
street.
The following bills were ordered
paid: William Peaker. $1,000; Harry
B. Puff, $2.58; Mrs. Joseph Stoop.
$3.50; P. R. Slack, $500; John
Marley, Jr., $500; New Hope Elec-
trio Company, $62.25.
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per hour for heavy snow.
The meeting night was fixed for
the second Wednesday of each month
at s o'clock, from April to October
and the remainder of the, year at
7.30 o'clock.
The secretary was instructed to
notify the trolley company to have
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are working near the ground line.
Water for mixing the concrete IS
brought through wooden fiume
from point above Bridge street,
where the canal has been damned
up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Lear and Mr..
and Mrs. William Terry spent Tues
day at Upper Black Eddy where they
were called on account of the sudden
death of Mr.. Lear's mother Mrs.
Barnet Lear. Mrs. Lear's funeral
services will be held at her late
home on Friday the 8th, inst. with
interment at Upper Tinicum bury
ing ground.
Mrs. Nat Roberts, of New York,
is spending few days at her parents
home here. Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts
were Philadelphia visitors for several
days between Christmas and New
Years, where they were entertained
extensively, and on Friday evening
attended the annual fancy dress
ball at the Academy of Fine Arts.
Mrs. Roberts will return to the city
late in the week.
The Boston Lyrics appeared here
last evening, in Rockers hall under
the auspices of the Citizens Liter
airy Society, and won round after
round of applause from the audience,
which filled every chair. This was
the fourth of the series of enter
tainments in the course, and the
fifth will be held on Friday evening,
February 6. Plans are already under
way for the 1856 series, many
subscriptions being secured last even
ing.
The Pineville Protective Company
has reelected the following officers
for the ensuing year: President,
Edward R. Kirk; vice-president,
Charles J. Smith; treasurer, Heston
]. Smith; secretary, Harvey R.
Smith; directors, T. Howard Atkin-
son, Horace T. Smith, B. Palmer
Tomlinson, Amos c. Patterson,
Thomas B. Claxton, Ira Cornell,
Harry F. Molloy, w. Harry Rocka-
fellow and J. Thomas Slack.
John Radcliff, of Buckingham,
was committed to Jail Monday night
by Justice C. R. Nightingale, of
of Doylestown, on the charge of
burglary. larceny and receiving
stolen goods, preferred by B. Frank
Holden, also of Buckingham, whose
home was entered. On Christmas
Day the Holden home was en-
tered and quite a lot of clothing
taken, it being concealed in another
house. At the hearing Radcliff is
said to admitted taking the goods.
| NJ, uoro Courc:I paorran:yoe
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NEWHOP Pc

Mrs. Mary Walker is spending
few davs this week with friends in
Lambertville.
Miss Katherine Skillman, of Lam
bertville, visited her her friend, Miss
Lillian Corson, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Austin, OF
Mechanic street have young son,
born on New Years Day.
George Minor, the we'll known
restaurant man, is suffering from a
sore foot, which makes travelling
difficult.
Mrs. Carroll R. Cox has returned
home from a visit to her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hooker, in
Hatboro.
Mrs. Reuben M. Edwards and
daughter Mary, of Trenton, were
visitors with Mrs. Casper Kaufman
on Tuesday.
A young son arrived to brighten
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cosner, of Mechanic street, on Sat
urday morning last.
The New Hope Board of Education
has elected Charles S. Roberts presi-
dent, and John Pursel vice-president
for the coming year.
The Directors of the Poor of
Bucks County announce a surplus
of $3,24O.29 for the year 1914,
after paying all bills.
Rev. Herbert A. Sawyer returned
lis charge Saturday evening after
q paid a few days visit to
in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Howard Knight has closed
'Inghamdale, the well-known sum-
mer boarding house, and will spend
a part of the winter in Trenton.
Stacy S. johnson, of Twin
Meadows" was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Gershom Howell at Morris
Heights on New Years Day, at a
dinner party.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Terry
of Salisbury, Maryland have been
spending the holidays with Mrs.
Terry's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas
Lear, South Main street.
Miss Laura Marshall, Miss Mary
Shuster, and Benjamin Brown
of Trenton spent Sunday with MIR.
and Mrs. William Terry, South Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Helms and
daughter Caroline spent the week
end in Philadelphia with Mr.. Helms,
parents, where family dinner, was
served on Sunday to celebrate New
Years.
Rev. H. A. Sawyer's Bible Study
and Teachers Training Glass will
meet next Monday evening, as Mr..
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sonage on Tuesday. Same hour as
usual.
Lewis Walton, of Philadelphia,
has purchased from George c.
Brooks. executor of the estate of
Joseph S. Brooks. the 22-acre farm
at Lahaska, and will take possession
April LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Cray and
Mrs. Eliza Barber, of Dilts' Corner,
north of Mount Airy station, on the
Pennington Branch. were Sunday
visitors with Mr.. and and Mrs.
Charles S. Logan.
The Misses Kathleen and Mar
garetta Van Pelt were members OF
a theatre party New Years after
noon, who enjoyed performance
of "The Peasant Girl" at the Lyric
theatre, Philadelphia.
Miss Katharyn Stintsman, of this
place, who has served so efficiently
as assis tant postmaster at
Morrisville, will continue with the
new official, Postmaster Sutterley,
who succeeded George M. Palmer
some days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lathrop
entertained a number of friends
New Years eve at fancy dress
reception and dance in Phillips Mill.
A variety of fancy costumes were
worn and great deal of merriment
was occasioned. Dancing formed
the chief entertainment.
Charles S. Roberts will occupy the
rooms in his residence on Bridge
street which have been rented to
DIR. Roscoe Magill. and the latter
will move two doors above to the
house owned by Joseph Herman, and
lately occupied by Michael Herman,
Jr.
The Buckingham High School
Alumni Association has elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year: President, Amos Kirk; vice
president, Charles Radcliffe; secretary
Gertrude DeCoursey; treasurer, Alice
II. Kelly; POSTMASTER, Harold R.
Kirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace M. Dubs
opened their hospitable home
on Ferry street, New Years day
and entertained a family dinner
party. Covers were laid for twenty
five members of the Frying family
and royal time was enjoyed.
Hugh B. Eastburn, former
resident of Solebury township, and
an old and prominent member
of the Solebury Farmers Club, is
improving steadily at the Philadel-
phia hospital, where he underwent
an operation on Christmas Day.
The Mems Organized Bible Glass
of the NJ. E. Church will held a
social and business meeting this
Friday evening, the 9Th, inst, at
the home of Frank Kelley. The
members wives are invited to this
meeting; and very pleasant even
ing is in anticipation.
The following services will be held
next Sunday, January 10th, at the
M. E. Church, Rev. Herbert A. Saw
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Mrs. w. J. Riddle left last Sat-
urday for Helena on a visit with
old friends.
George Farrell has been on the
sick list, laid up with something
like lumbago.
A Sutherland was in Poison
from Saturday until Tuesday on
a business trip.
C. w. Hollingsworth is just
getting around again after being
laid up for a week.
Mrs. F. w. Delaney returned
Saturday last from her visit in
Minnesota and North Dakota.
Thomas johnson of Helena,
has been visiting his son, Robert
johnson of Roman, the past week.
A Lincoln's birthday ball will
be given at Sloan on the night
Of February 18th, to which all
are invited.
Rev. O. A. White will preach
Sunday morning in the Round
Butte church and in the after
noon in the Glacierview school
house. ...
George Gierke and Miss Myrtle
Gariepy We're married in Mis-
soula last Saturday. They will
make their home on Mr.. Gierke's
homestead west of Roman.
The Leon Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs. M. M. Marcy on Thursday
Of last week. After the usual
business meeting the hostess
served bountiful refreshments.
On Thursday, Feb, II, they will
meet at the home of Mrs. Smock.
Stanley Scarce has commenced
the erection of a building on the
site where the Coulter black
smith shop stood, which was
burned about a year ago. The
building will be occupied by
Ernest Landquist as a black
smith shop.
1t is somewhat of ques ton
whether or not the grounding
saw his shadow on Tuesday. It
probably makes very little differ
ence, however, for it is doubtful
whether this little rodent con-
trolls the weather to any great
extent.
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Red Apple Banquet

Missoula's big Red Apple
Show and Banquet under the
auspices of the chamber of COM
mere, is scheduled for Saturday
night Of this week. Members
Of the Montana legislature and
state officers have been invited
and will attend in a body, a
special train being run from Hell
ena to accommodate them. Ro-
nan will be represented and it is
predicted a grand time will be
had.
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WANTS,FOR SALE,E1c

Fresh milk COWS for sale,
4ltf JAMES GRANT.
Mich Cow Lost-brindle, branded -
on right ribs. Finder please notify M
4l-42p M SAGER Poison, Mont
FOR TRADE Missoula residence
property for good ranch. Address C.
I. X, box 40 B, Stevensville, Mont.
38-45 p
Send Sc and get 60 pounds of de-
licious honey direct from producer; 120
lbs. S11. 90. Frank Morgan, Corvallis,
Montana. SO
All parties knowing themselves in
debted to me will please see me and
settle at once. | need the money
VIC HARDMAN.
Pure bred Holstein bulls and calves
for sale. tuberculin tested, quoted f. O..
b. your railroad alton. Willow Glen
Stock Farm, Anaconda, Mont. 39-42
Horses for sale, all mares with foal.
Every one sound. Will give plenty of
time on good security. Call at farm 4
miles north of Roman. H. j. Vessey.
al If
FOR SALE hirty-ive head full
blood Duroc Jersey hogs, 10 large sows.
7 boars, gifts and balance pigs.
Beardless barley and Banner oats. -
Walter Storm, miles north of Roman.
40-43
FOR SALE-A few young pure bred
Toulouse geese, Some from same flock
that took blue ribbon at county fair
and Missoule poultry show in 1914. -
Mrs. j. S. Dillon, Roman. 3Stf