The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-11-07
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vile, has been appointed agent for the
Busks County Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty to Animals, with au-
thority to make arrest, upon his own
view of any person found violating
the provisions of laws relating to
cruelty to animals.
Death claimed one of Perkasies
prominent citizens on Tuesday morn
ing, when Tobias S. Bissey succumbed
to am attack of heart trouble. Though
battling this disease for some time,
Mr.. Bissey was still seen about the
yard of his home on Monday, and I'M
til within an hour of the end, his ply
steal vitality showed nothing of his
approaching death.
The funeral of Charles Carly was
held in Wrightstown meeting house
Wednesday afternoon and was very
largely attended. Rev. j. b. Knew
, son, of Forest Grove, SPOKE. The
bearers were Watson Eyre, Edward
Atkinson, Howard Mahan, Frank Gil
bert, DR.. Hellyer and Wilmer Gaffey.
The deceased is survived by two sons,
Herbert of Trenton, and Augustus, of
Wrightstown.
When John McIntire, Bridgeport
motorist, attempted to avoid coils
ion with an approaching automobile,
on Old York Road, near Huntsville,
late Sunday night, he was compelled
to drive his machine up an enibank-
inert when the other driver 'hogged"
the road. The Mcintyre car was
overturned and the occupants pinion-
ed beneath the car. They were Mc1n-
tyre and his two young children
and Mrs. Frank Seese and her two
children. All suffered cuts and bruis-
es. but none was seriously hurt The
notorist responsible for the upset did
not halt his car and the injured per-
sons were taken to Abingdon Hospital
in the automobiles of Charles Walton,
of Philadelphia, and Charles Williams
of Jenkintown.
Organization of the new Morrisville
Trust Company was effected on We'd
nesday, at a meeting of stockholders
in the Chamber of Commerce. Di-
rectors were elected and officers will
he chosen shortly.
Capitalization of the new bank is
set at $125,000 and all the stock has
been disposed Of Directors # the
new bank are: Gershom M. Howell
Thomas B. Stockham, Lewis r. Bond,
Joshua Tomlinson, Carl B. Walton,
DR.. w. H. Kunsman, B. Frank Barnes,
Thomas Sawyer, A. S. Hibbs, Henry
T. Moon, j. C. McCormic, W. C.Mer-
shon, Edmun A. Lovett, Louis A.
Howell, DIR. Fred B. Collier, Edward
B. Parsons, George w. Balderson,
John E. Thropp, Philip A. Case, Evan
Roberts and Arthur E. Moon.
November argument court opened
Monday before Judge William G..
Ryan with twenty-three cases on the
list. Two are in the Quarter Sessions
and 81 in the Orphans Court.
Announcement has been made Of
the wedding of Jacob S. Leatherman,
of Pipersville, and Miss Sallie Det-
weller, of Blooming Glen.
Carlton E. Rich, vice president of
the Yardley National Bank, offered
his resignation at the regular meeting
of the board on Tuesday, the 18th.
as his removal to Doylestown would
make it inconvenient for him to fur
thur attend to the duties of his Office
Mr.. Rich has been a member Of the
board for the past twenty years. TIE
board reluctantly accepted his resig-
nation and elected John C. McCorn,i
to fill the vacancy as director.