The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-05-28
bucks County and Nearby


| Rev. J. D. DIETRICH, of North Wales.
preacher-farmer and the originator
of many of the present day metz DDS
of intensive farming, has gone back
to preaching at the age of "a. A few
days ago he was installed pastor of
Boehn's Reformed Church, Blue Bell.
Blooming Glen is now equipped with
Electric street lights, the work being
completed this week.
| Exercises were held in buckingham
High School room On Friday afternoon
when the Patriotic Order Sons of
America presented flag to the hool.
An old land mark the Kratz mill, at
Bedminster, viii be demolished, and
! the material used in the construction
of a poultry house, Peter Zernal is
the present owner.
Valuation Of taxable property IN
Perkasie has reached, sl.400, 900.
A large aditicn to the E. Kleiner
Cigar factory at Perkasie, il being
made, which when completed will af-
ford employment to many new work
ers.
Mrs. John Finney celebrated her
90th birthday last week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fenten,
near Churchville, children and grand
children being present.
]. o. Zearfoss, of near ToBickon
Park, Tinicum, is the possessor of
freak Guernsey calf of beautiful
fawn color with white spots, born
without eyes or any sign of eyes.
Otherwise it is perfect in every re-
spect and is large and lively.
Churchville Reformed Church cele-
brated the 210th anniversary of its
organization, on Thursday evening,
with many former pastors and mem
bers of the congregation in atten-
dancy The pastor, Rev. J. Stockton
Roddy presided A large eongrega-
ton was in attendance to participate
in the festivities. Musical exercices
and addresses were features of the
occasion, and historical sketch was
read.
Rev. A. 81. Schiller. of Quakertown,
will be installed pastor of Trumbau-,
ersville Reformed parish, Sunday.
June 9Th.
Rev. E. 7. Hampton, of near
Wrightstown, has sold through Agent
]. Carroll Molloy, Pineville, his three
acre lot to Hugh W. Kitchener, of New
Hope, with possession June 10th. Mr..
Hampton, it is said, will continue his
relation with the Wycombe church
until they can secure some one in his
place.
The call extended to the Rev p A.
G. Machemer, of Tacony, to become
pastor of the Forest Grove church,
having been declined to accept anoth-
er charge in Chester county, it was
decided at a session meeting held at
the home of the moderator. Rev. VIII
/ liam E. Steckel, of Doylestown, on
Thursday evening to continue with a
stated supply for another year, and
plans were discussed to secure one at
this time.
Thieves visited William H. Elliott's
hen houses one night, between WyA
combe and Forest Grove, and succeed
ed in carrying off dozen or fifteen
fine chickens without being discovered.
Lawrence Delaney, of Sellersville,
one of the leading Cornish fanaiers
in this state, this week received a
shipment of thoroughbred Cornish
fowls from William Brent, recognized
as the worlds greatest Cornish breed
err. The shipment coming direct from
the Brent yards in Darlington, corn
wall, England, consisted of cock, a
cockerel and two pullets. The pullets
average about pounds apiece, while
the cock tips the scales at Is pounds.
Charles Holzworth, the Newtoya
boy who had for some time been III
dergoing treatment for meningitis in
the Samaritan Hospital, Philadelphia,
died Thursday afternoon in that insti-
tuition, and that evening his body was
brought to Newtown by Underrakes
Stacy B. Brown. Charles was leken
to the hospital on March 18th.