The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-01-16
WEEKS EVENTS
IN new HOPE

III HiddClpilld.
Harry Austin has been on the sic
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Yates an
; nounce the birth of son on Saturday
Mrs. Paul Shearer is visitin,
friends this week in Philadelphia.
CorneliusV. Ely and family move,
to their new home, on Monday, tn,
farm they recently purchased from
Mrs. C. J. Roller.
Mrs. c. J. Roller and daughter are
spending a part of this week in Phila
delphia.
Parker Borden and Carroll Cox
motored to New York on a business
trip Tuesday
Owing to the shortage of coal here
New Hope is being supplied by Lam
bertville dealers.
Messrs Stanley Faust, Fred Obling-
er and Ralph Hartman attended a
dance in Doylestown on Saturday
night, they were accompanied by the
Misses Carrie Bergan, Mary Rich and
and Marion Kitchen.
John Hartman, Jr., spent Sunday in
Philadelphia where Mrs. Hartman is
making an indefinite stay.
Samuel Birch, has been i'll at his
home near New Hope, Mr.. Birch who
is almost SO years old is remargably
active, and has always enjoyed good
| health.
Seth c. Van Pelt, who has been a
great sufferer from blood poison is
slowly recovering.
LIE Roy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jor-
dan Larson who has been so serious
ly i'll is some better and hopes are en-
tertained of his recovery.
Stryker Beaumont has taken posi-
ton at the Bag Mill.
Mrs. Wesley Oblinger, Mrs, Howard
Hooker and Mrs. Carroll Cox attended
the S. S. Club at Mrs Harry Kilroy's
in Trenton on Saturday.
Miss Mary Rossitor was called to
Pittsfield, Mass, by the very critical
illness of her friend Mr.. Antrobuss.
Mr.. Antrobuss lived for some time
near Buckmanville, and served for
two years in Uucle Sans service in
France
Mrs. Harry Kilroy entertained the
S. S. Club at her home in Trenton on
Saturday night.
P. B. Slaughter had the misfortune
to be badly hurt by moving truck
while working in the rubber mill.
Mrs. Charles Schemerhorn and Mrs.
William Cryer and children have been
visiting in Trenton.
Roscoe Templeton of Main street,
has purchased home in Lambertville
where he will move. Frank Nc
Gowan will occupy the house vacated
by Templetons.
The mid week services at the NJ. E.
Church will be held at the different
homes for the present owing to the
scarcity of coal. The prayer meeting
this week was held at the Parsonage.
A committee was appointed to secure
homes for the coming weeks.
George Deitz will move from Mrs.
Toenneges house on Ferry street, to
Lambertville. Simpson Kelly will
move to the house vacated by Deitz.
Mrs. Florence Naylor, spent the
week end in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Coleman and Mr..
Nc Neal of Trenton, spent Sunday
with Clifford Oblinger and family.
Mrs. Samuel Whitley who is I'M
dergoing treatment in the University
Hospital in Philadelphia is still very
i'll.
Mr.. Asher Mattison and Edward
Blackfan were business visitors in
Philadelphia Tuesday.
Six young women among whom are
Misses Dorothy Ely and Mary D. Ely
have formed a class for Social Study
and Civic Work. Meetings are held in
New Hope bi-monthly
The annual meeting of the Bucks
County Historical Society which will
be held Saturday in Doylestown al
the Historical Building will be one OF
the most interesting meetings of the
year. Col. Henry D. Paxson of Buck
ingham will read a paper "Aboriginal
American Tobacco Pipes, Illustrat-
ed with specimens. Three ether
papers will be read.
William Watson and Edward B
Watson of Mechanicsville were weel
end visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Blackfan.
Mr.. Noyes Collinson of Princeton
University, was entertained over Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Asher Mattison.
Three little girls of our town, lar!
Mathews, Josephine and Elizabe-l
Monohan had the misfortune to faj
through the ice while shedding on NJ
canal near the home of Harry Wori 4
ington. The girls were thorough!
drenched and greatly frightened.
. Gene Corson of Hatboro, was call
ing on friends in New Hope on Wed