The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-03-21
WEEKS EVENTS
In new HOPE

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day with friends in Carversville
Jacob S. Kitchener, of Tioga
was calling among relatives here
last Monday.
H. G. Ettenger, of Newtown
was a business visitor in New
Hope and Lambertville on Tues
day.
Charles Roberts Oblinger, has
been quite i'll this week, but is
now greatly improved.
Miss Edna Lear, of Yardley
spent the weekend with Miss
Mary D. Ely.
Lewis Walker and son Edward
Walker, of Philadelphia, were
entertained on Sunday by Mr..
and Mrs. Wilmot Quinby of Cen
ter Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Madison,
Miss Dorothy Ely. and Mrs.
William Warner, of Trenton,
motorcd to Philadelphia last
Friday.
Revival services every even
ing in the New Hope Presby-
terrain Church.
Miss Bertha Updyke, of Bris-
tol spent the weekend with
John Pursell and family.
Miss Margaret Shaffer, of
Philadelphia, spent the Week
end at her home here.
Mrs. Simpson Kelly entertain
ed friends at her home last Tues
day, in honor of her birthday.
George Horn, and Miss Eva
Horn, have been victims of the
grippe, but are improved.
Mrs. Mary Scott, of Mechan-
icsville, has been visiting her
daughter Mrs. Randolph Pursell.
Edward Eastburn, of Norris
town, is quite i'll with quinsy
at the home of Mrs. James
Higgins.
Miss Eta Scheckleton, of
Bound Brook, spending some
time with relatives in New Hope.
Miss Kate Battye, spent
several days with Rev. and Mrs.
Herbert Sawyer in Steelton, Pa.
Mr.. Sawyer left Steelton, on
Tuesday for his new field of
labor in Minneapolis, MINI.
Jacob Faust and family will
move from the Bank apartments
to the house owned by Mrs. Vel
der, on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roberts,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Belts,
were calling on friends in La
haska and Doylestown on Mon
day.
The Ladies of the Red Cross
are making particular request
for knitters to knit sweaters and
socks for refugee children. Any
one desiring to knit can get wool
ct the Red Cross rooms.
Rev. C. E. Radcliffe and Mrs.
Radcliffe, returned to New Hope
on Tuesday evening. Mr.. Rad
cliffe's pastorate was unchanged,
and he will resume his work here
for the coming year.
Mary Naylor, wife of Charles
Naylor, died at her home near
Lawrenceville on Tuesday morn
ing last, of diabetes. Mrs. Nay
lor was we'll known here, having
lived in Lafnbertville for a
number of years.
Corporal Russell A. Puff, has
peen sent from Camp Merritt
N. ]. to Camp Dix, where he will
be mustered out, and expects to
reach home soon.
George Warner Jr., a grand
son of Mrs. Caroline Wood enter
tanned the members of the
Artists Colony and many friends
at a dance last Saturday evening
which proved a very enjoyable
affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Frampton
have opened their home neal
Center Hill for the summer. Mr.
and Mrs. Frampton have beer
spending some time past in thu
New England States.
Mrs. VanHart Taggart ant
daughter. of New Yo k, anC
Miss Josephine Rothermle, O
Philadelphia, enjoyed a shor
visit last week with Mrs. Ro!
Large, West End.
Combined services at 1890 A
NJ, on Sunday next, in thu
Presbyterian Church. This meet
ing will be addressed by Mrs
| Weaver.
The engagement of Miss Elsi
4 Lear, of Lahaska, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey S. Lear, t
Prof. Cook, of George Schoo
has recently been announced.
Up to this time tire have bee
no tidings as to finding the bod,
of the late Andrew j. Scar
borough, which fact makes tn
drowning accident of two-week
ago especially sad. The famil
have the community's deepes