The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-02-13
WEEKS EVENTS
in new HOPE

WIN nIo. hliIOy III trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith announce
the birth of daughter on Monday.
DR.. Henry Turner is at his home
here suffering from a severe cold.
David Cunningham is i'll with heart
trouble.
William jenkins is i'll at his home
on Ferry street.
Mrs. Wesley Oblinger is still indis-
posed. Mrs. Oblinger is suffering
from nervous trouble.
Mrs. John Eichlen and children
spent the week end end among friends
in Bridgeton, N. J.
Mrs. Florence Naylor is i'll at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Mary Phil
lips, in Morrisville.
John Hartman is suffering with a
lame back, having fallen from an en-
CINE in the P. and R. yard here.
William Murphy, of Rabbit Run
has transferred his property to his
daughter, Mary Murphy.
William Murphy of Rabbit Run,
was seriously hurt when falling on
the ice near his home. He is confined
to his bed
Mrs. Harry Yos and daughter En-
ma, were Trenton shoppers on We'd
day.
Mrs. Harry Naylor, Mrs. Harry
Dubs are among the many who are
suffering from severe colds.
Joseph Smith who has been in the
employ of Howard Large and son for
some time, has accepted a position
in Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Faust who
have been seriously i'll at their home,
are much improved, Mr.. Faust is able
to be out.
Several people of our town attend
ed the minstrel show in Lambertville
last week for three nights given by
the members and friends of the Re-
lance Club.
Mrs. Ellen Fetterolf died at her
home in Philadelphia last week of
pneumonia after an illness of only
few days. Mrs. Fetterolf was very
well known in New Hope as Miss
Ellen Munich, who at one time lived
| here.
Miss Edith Smith has left New
Hope for Texas To visit her. sister
whose husband was killed in an eleva-
tor accident. The Misses Smith and
their mother spent the winter in Tex
as last year.
Asa Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Smith, was hit with snow ball
thrown by a playmate. DR.. j. E.
Scott took four stitches in the wound.
The Carlih brothers who have been
conducting an ice cream soda, and
confectionery business in Doylestown,
have sold the business to Mr.. W. E.
Turner of Atlantic City.
Ellenworth Lippincott and family
will move from the house belonging
to D. B. Oblinger on Bridge street to
the apartment owned by DR.. Henry,
over Horace Shick's barber shop.
The prayer meeting connected with
the Presbyterian Ccurch will meet
this week at the home of Mr.. Lair,
on South Main street.
In the absence or Miss Cynthia
Heath from the Solebury National
Bank on account of illness. President
William W. Hurley has been assisting
Mr.. Worthington.
Mrs. Edward Paxson has announc-
ed the meetings of the Choral So
ciety postponed for the present. Inc
unusual amount of sickness and the
condition of the roads led to this con-
clusion. 1t is hoped they may be re-
sumed in the autumn.
Wallace P. Hurley, of Orange, n. j.
spent Sunday with his parents IN
Solebury.
A little forethought upon the part
of every citizen would be life saver
TO our beautiful feathered friends, the
birds. Since the SHOWS have come
thew may be seen every day venturing
near the kitchin door of our houses,
and they show by that their Us
ual food is becoming scarce. May we
make a plea for every one to pay
little attention to them by throwing
ont cracker crumbs and bits of bread.
Thew are especially fond of graham
crackers.
RAYMOND Pidcock died at the home
IF his father-in-law Walter Buchanan
| NE.Jo1, Loot of Pneumonia, aged