The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-06-20
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cure criminals and mental detectives
by surgery is provided in the will
of DR.. J. Ewing Mears, of Phila-
delphia, summer resident of Sole
bury township, and member of the
Bucks County Historical Society, who
left 100000 for the purpose to Har-
ward University Doctor Mears, wide
ly known as physician until his re-
tirement twenty years ago, died in
the Presbyterian Hospital, Phila-
delphia, on May %, at 80 years of age.
The installation of the switch and
siding for Hatboro's new and largest
industry, the Roberts Mander Stove
Company was started on Wednesday
at a point midway between Hatboro
and Boniar. The construction of the
buildings will follow Immediately, the
first being the foundry, about 10000
feet. 1t is expected to have the found
ry in readiness and work started by
the first of September.
Inventories Of personal property
have been filed in the Registers
office in the estates of the following
decedents: Daniel Wieand, late of
Quakertown, $85640; real estate,
s6750; Frank Thatcher, late of
Quakertown, 1894; Srana NJ. Stern
er, late of Qaukertown, s2754.93;
Jacob S. Clymer, late of Richland,
! S833.33; Esther Hartman, late of
East Rockhill, $1951.50; Ann Carr,
late of Bristol, 691743; real estate,
S3750.
Fifteen hundred people picnicked
Sunday in Hulmesville Park, one of
the most popular resorts in the lower
end of the county.
A new road scraper for New Britain
township arrived here the past week
and was put to work on the roads at
once.
Donald, aged 6 years, younger son
of Motorman Joseph Webster, of
Newtown, fell from the back yard
fence at his home Wednesday and
broke his right arm near the elbow.
Major George Ross will act as mar
shall for the military part of the
parade in Doylestown on July 18th
when the county wide celebration for
all of the returned soldiers of Bucks
county will be held here.
Warwick township supervisors,
together with a committee headed by
B. Frank Hobensack and William
Hobensack, are building a mile of
good road from Ivyland to Huntsville.
National Stag is being used.
Miss Martha Boileau, daughter of
the late Jonathan and Caroline
Boileau, died of ureamia on Monday,
June 10Th, at the residence of Laertes
Randall, near Carversville, aged ~
years. The deceased is survived by
three sisters and one brother, Mrs.
Susan Aud, of New Hope; Mrs. Be-
linda Pentor. of Trenton, N. j;
Henrietta Boileau, of Doylestown, and
Winfield Boleau, of Philadelphia.
Harry Adams, the 61-years-old muir
derer of Constable John P. Wetzl, Of
Quakertown, is recovering in St.
Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem, from the
wounds. inflicted by his victim in his
dying moments. =
Perkasie fireman cleared close to
$3.50 by the carnival they held recent
ly.
The funeral of Linford Yoder was
held at Tohickon church, Wednesday
Mr. Yoder had gone to Colorado some
years ago to regain his health but
the disease did not yield to climatic
changes and to tubercular treatment.
Mr. Yoder was a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Yoder, formerly of Blooming
Glen, and was IS years old.
northampton township supervisors
are building a mile Of new road,
completing the Poorhouse road to the
Jacksonville road, and south on the
Jacksonville road to the improved sec
ton. This will give them continuous
good road from Richboro practically
to Ivyland. They are using national
Stag.
Walter German, who is employed
on the farm of William HOLLYWOOD,
Buckingham, was kicked by a horse
on Saturday afternoon. He was
struck on the head, splitting his ear
in two and cutting deep cash about
four inches long posterior to the ear
Numerous stitches were required to
close up the wounds.
Wiley and O'Donnell have just fin
ished two wells on the farm of F, G.
Leroy near Yardley Pike about
mile and a half east of Newtown. One
well IS 1913 feet deep and throws thirty
| gallon of water per minute and the
other is SO feet deep and pumps
twenty gallons per minute.
Mrs. Mary A. Schroeder, of Bristol,
has brought an action for divorce
from her husband, John G. Schneber.
John E. Mathews, of Pineville, has
issued a capias in trespass for Israel
Neice in an action for damages grow
ing out of a dispute over timber.
Mrs. Sophia G. Reeder died sudden
ly at her residence on Centre avenue,
/ Newtown, aged u years She was the
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