The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-11-07
Throughout Hunterdon County

SCHoidrS are mus deprived OF educa-
tional privileges.
While carrying some groceries on
his way home from Annandale short
ly before six o'clock Saturday night,
Richard Yawger, about forty years
old, was struck on the macadam road
near the railroad bridge at the foot
OF Bray's Hill by large Studebaker
touring car owned and driven by one
of his neighbors, Andrew B. Ritten-
house, of the Everbreeze Farm, Bray's
Hill. The mans chest on the right
side was crushed in, two ribs and his
skull being fractured, and is in seri-
Gus condition, suffering from possible
internal injuries. He was taken to his
home, only few hundred feet away
where DIR. c. G. Boyer remained in
attendance until he was taken to the
Muhlenberg Hospital, Plainfield.
Rev. Albertus C. Van Raalte, pas
tor at Whitehouse Station, has an
nounced his resignation, to take eff
feet November LIST. He has received
a unanimous call to become the pas
tor of the First Reformed Church in
Bayonne at a substantial increase in
salary. Mr.. Van Raalte also held the
office of district clerk of Readington
township, which position he resigned
at meeting of the Board of Educa-
ton. He is also president of the
Parent Teachers Association of the
Central School at Whitehouse and
president of the Chassis of Raritan.
Henry Cole of Milford, has been
granted divorce from his wife by the
Warren county courts. Mrs. Cole,
before her marriage to Mr.. Cole in
1914, was Miss Marie Schoudt, of Up
per Black Eddy, Pa.
Miss Sara Strong, of Ringoes, who
sailed for Siam, expected to reach
Hong Kong, China, by November 1st
She sailed on the largest boat on the
Pacific, "The Empress Russia" From
A1oiiS hohS DIG Will ~ W DdHSOS,
Siam. Her parents have had letters
from her several times, and so far all
has gone well with her.
A petition has been presented to the
Clinton Township Committee asking
that lighting district be created at
Lebanon.
The Lutheran Church of Oldwick
has collected $50 pounds of old clothes
and $40 in cash for the Polish relief
drive.
Harry Snyder, son of Mn. and Mrs.
Elwood Snyder, Of Reaville, and Miss
Olive Cronce, daughter of Charles
Cronce, were united in the holy bonds
Of matrimony by the brides pastor
Rev, Nm. Hollingshed, at her parents
home at high noon on Thursday, Oc-
tober 80, 1919. The ring ceremony
was used.
Edward Clauson, thirty-five years
I'D died last Thursday at the home
Of his mother, Mrs. Isaac Emmons, of
Vernoy, after an illness of several
months. Mr.. Clauson was employed
BY the Taylor Wharton Steel & Iron
20, at High Bridge. He was born in
Vernoy and spent his entire life in
that section. "a
Glen Gardner will have celebra-
ion all its own Saturday, when q
,uge boulder viii be placed on the
'chool grounds upon which will be
tablet containing the names of the
owns boys who took part in the war
will be unveiled with proper cere-
monies. -
An automobile, belonging to Dennis
Y Collins, Of Pennington, was run
ITO by heavy truck Wednesday
night on the macadam road near An
Mandate and badly damaged. Alfred
Miller was thrown out but escaped
serious injury. The driver of the
truck did not stop to ascertain the
damage his machine had done.
Monday evening of last week B. ].
McKeon, one of Flemington's plumb
ers, while attending a dance in the
new barn on the Lowe farm at Cen
treville, stepped from an open door
.nd zen sev cIai feet TO the Darnyaru.
de was severely bruised and hurt in
.ernally, and while he has been
around the streets, suffers much yet
from the shock.
DR.. e. l.. Mead will preach in the
sairmount Presbyterian Church, No
vember 9th, at II o'clock. DR.. Mead
is East from Denver at an Inter
Church World Movement Conference.
Herbert Van Pelt, of Readington,
mas been appointed on the State By
Law Committee by the Board of Man
ayers u the JUNIOR Urder OF United
american MECHANICS. This is the first
lime that hunCerdon county has re-
celved AN Appointment from the board
IN a number OF years.
ID. DerkOwitA has purchased of the
,ona.Aan higgins estate the I34-acre
4arIn souLilwes. OF remington.
Ane rIeA4Ag eon barber shops have
a.vei. noI4ce mat hereafter they VIII
.lvse at ten O'CLOCK on saturday
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