The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1917-09-27
Lambertville Local Notes.

Theophilus Reed, of Plainsboro, i
spending some time with his sister
in-law, Mrs. Melville Warford.
Mrs. Chester Stocker. of Easton
is visiting Mrs. Joseph Mathews ant
they are today taking in the Inter
state Fair.
City Clerk and Mrs. Samuel A
Finger and Mrs. Emma Johnson, o.
this city, were Sunday guests o.
Mayor and Mrs. Theodore BaIder
ston, at their bungalow in Delaware
township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Daniels anC
daughter Miriam and son Charles, o.
Chugwater, Wyoming, have beer
visiting the formers brother, Will
liam H. Daniels, and other relative.
in this city.
James O'Rourke has returned tt
his studies at the Georgetown Uni
versity, Washington, D. C. after
spending the vacation season with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
O'Rourke on South Main street.
Mrs. Emma L. Barley, of Phila
delphia, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Gershom L. Eye, on Delaware ave
nne. Mrs. Mary Manley, another
sister. who has been spending sew
eral weeks here, has returned to hel
home in the Quaker City.
While stepping from wagon or
Monday afternoon Mrs. William H
Daniels caught her foot on the lines
which threw her to the ground
spraining her left knee so severed,
that she has been confined to he
home since.
D. R. Tanner, a well known So
cialist lecturer and speaker, will ad
dress an .open-air meeting at tn
corner of Union and Bridge street
on Friday evening. Mr.. Tanner ha
spoken here before, and attracted
large crowd to hear his remarks.
First Baptist Church, Rev. Georg
Boddis, pastor. Services for Sur
day, Sept. 80: Morning Worshi
II a. M, The Secret of Power il
Prayer; Evening worship 730 p
M, Jesus and Sinners" Sunda
school 9.45 a. M; Prayer meetin,
Tuesday evening at 7.45.
Rev. j. Hastings Patterson, o
Princeton Theological Seminary, VIII,
has been spending six weeks con
Quoting an evangelistic campaign a
Wardensville, w. Va, is now spend
ing a few days with relatives ant
friends in this city preparatory t.
returning to Princeton.
The marriage of Lloyd A. Van
Horn, son of Mrs. Samuel S. Van
Horn, the owner of one of this city
department stores, to Miss Florenc,
M. Lindsey, daughter of Mrs. Els
Their Lindsey, of los North Uniol
street, took place at Elkton, Md, OF
Sept. Is. Mr.. VanHorn is at pres
ent in the passenger service of tn
Belvidere Delaware railroad, but ha
been called into the army.
Harry E. Raphael, the Lambert
vile boy who went in the first call
has been promoted to sergeant o
Company F, 311th Infantry, SeconC
Battalion. Last week we printed
Mr.. Raphaels picture in connection
with his membership in the Mer
chants Association. Captain H. r
Wilbur, of the Lambertville HON,
Guards, said yesterday that Sergean
Raphael had taken a most active in
terest in that organization and haC
evidently put the knowledge gainec
to good use.
WOMAN'S MISSIONARY MEETING.
The Woman's Foreign Missionar,
Society of the Lambertville Presby
terian Church will resume its month
ly meetings on Friday afternoon
October 5th, at three o'clock, in tn
lecture room.
The new Mission Study textbook
IAN African Trail" will be intro
duced at this meeting by Mrs. Edga
Hunt. The program will embrac,
other features of interest. Ever,
women, whether a member of tn
Society or not, is invited to be pres
ent. 1t is hoped there will be
large attendance.
Never in the history of the worl,
has there been so great need TO