The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-01-17
WEEKS EVENTS
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Miss Alice benson was a
Philadelphia visitor on Sur lay
Hiss Esther Higgins has been
su ies'iilg from a severe cold
John PurseJl and daughter
Martha, spent Sunday at Raven
Keek.
Miss Margaret Balderston and
friend, spent Sunday with her
parents on North Main street.
Miss Mary C. Murphy, of
Brooklyn, spent Sunday with
Abras Voorhees, and family.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Sutterly
announce the birth Of a daugh-
ter, whom they have named Es-
Their.
Miss Anna Schermerh0fn
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Trenton.
Frank KerWin, who has beer
very i'll with influenza is 50 far
improved as to be able to sit >.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Black
fan visited their cousins, Will
lam Watson and son, at Mech
anicsville, last Sunday.
Miss Bertha Holcombe is con-
fined to her home by illness this
week.
MISC Alice Slack Is on the
sick list, suffering from eye
trouble.
Joseph Knowles is feeling
the effects of an attack Of the
grippe this week.
Berrlaya Mcdonnell, Jr., is
making All extended visit with
his sister, Mrs. Frank A. Clearly
III Somervllic. n. j.
! ean Higgins. of the Marines.
was Z guest ut his home nere
for a short time Sunday.
Charles 5. Roberts has in.
stalled a Cal3r5r heater IN the
NJ. y Church at Lumbervil!e.
Harry Navlor has taken
position at Herds mill, in Lam
beifville.
Joffn w. koaker, of Hathef5.
spent Monday here calling aron
friends.
C. Watson Belts suffered a
SERIOUS attack of acute tndlgeS-
ton on Monday night.
Mrs. Rebecca Parrish and
children, who have been spend
ing some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas Lear, have moved to Lam
bertville, where they expect to
make their home IN the future.
William Strock. who was
wounded in action in France,has
arrived in the states and is now
located at Camp Meade.
Mrs. frank Corrigan o.
PhiIlipsburg, spent Sunday with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
scarborough.
Miss Addie Sellers of Buck
inqham. spent Thursday and
Friday with her sister, Mrs.
Andrew Scarborough.
Mrs. Andrew Scarborough
and children, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. Scarbor-
ough's parents at buckingham.
Mrs. Addie Simon of Phila-
| delphia. is spending some time
with Isaac Scarborough and
family.
Charles E. l.oulke has been
elected borough treasurer IN
place of John i. Cryer, who has
resigned.
The teachers Of the New Hope
schools are holding a meeting
each Monday afternoon at $50
to read and discuss an educa-
tional book. At present they
are discussing School Effic-
iency."
The Junior Red Cross, which
| has been meeting every Friday
evening for some time has been
discontinued, and the money
turned into an emergency fund
| Luke Ashton moved his fam,
| lily last Tuesday to one OF the
| farms of Anderson T. Herd, the
| Solebury land magnate. The
Ashton family will live in tbs
house on the farm recently pur
/ chased of Samuel T. Wilkinson
John Aud had the mis- iartlnt
to severely strain his arm whit
cranking up the auto truck be
longing to ]. Howard Large.
Miss Elizabeth Radcliffe, .
Bald Pate InE, near Boston.
VISITING her parents, Rev. an
Mrs. C. E. Ra1cliffe, for a week
Mrs. George Johnson attende
the funeral If her brother i
bennington last Friday.
DR.. ]. Wilson, of Philade.rh,s
, district superintendent of tn
~. e. Church, preached I'm
sermon in III, NJ. E. Church {
/, this place on Sunday mora M
He was entertained at the hon