The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-06-18

In new HOPE

delphla last FRIDAY on Court duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Soloman mo-
tored to Southampton on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Magill spent
the week end at their summer home
Miss Elizabeth Rockafellow and
Charles Shadinger, spent the past
week end with Wesley Masten and
family, in Bethlehem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Shadinger en-
tertained several callers from Wy
combe on Monday.
A strawberry festival will be held
on the lawn at the home of Howard
Hooker on Friday night, (tonight.)
Ice cream, cake and candy will be on
sale.
The box social which was to have
been held on Monday night at
Brownsburg, will be held Friday night
| (tonight) at o'clock
A very interesting program was
given Children's Day at the Thomp-
son Memorial Church, the parts were
well rendered, and goodly atten-
dance helped make a pleasant day.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Tettemer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Davis, will re-
turn tomorrow, Saturday, form
weeks trip to Niagara Falls.
The wedding bells will soon be
ringing in Brownsburg.
Mrs. Maria Austin who moved
from Mechanics street to Ferry, has
fitted her candy and cigar store very
attractively and will be glad to see all
her old friends as well as new ones
at her store.
Kenneth Yates, met with quite a
serious accident on Saturday after
noon when his motorcycle skidded and
ran against the curb at the corner of
Ferry and Stockton avenue. The
machine ran directly across the street
into the home of Orville Warford,
knocking the door from the hinges,
some of the plaster from the walls
| and other damages. A buffet filled
with cut glass was moved but FORUM
ately nothing broken, another for
tunate feature no one was hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Corson and
| Mrs. Robert Holcombe spent Wednes-
| day in Philadelphia.
S. Calhoun Smith of Asbury Park
met with very serious accident last
week while at his work, he together
with two others were splicing a pole,
when the hooks parted. Mr.. Smith
was thrown fourty feet, breaking his
back and sustaining other injuries. HIS
was taken to the hospital at Asbury.
| Mr.. Smith is well known in New
| Hope having married Miss Alice Belts
and has been visitor at the home of
Mrs. Emma Belts, number of times.
District Attorney Hiram Keller,
sheriff Harvey Hunsberger and deputy
sheriff Charles Giants went to Tren-
ton on Tuesday morning and brought
to Doylestown five men from the jail
in Trenton on charge of breaking into
| d lItlSHI car dI dIuICys
Roland Borden a graduate from the
Peddie Institute in Hightstown, N. j.,
is home for the summer months, it is
| reported that Roland will attend the
State College in the fall where he will
take up agriculture.
Harry Worthington is improving
| 70 of irf% tho old
Hooker Hall, and when finished will
be a credit to the town.
Paul Carlin, has accepted posi-
ton with the Western Electric Com
pany in Philadelphia as clerk.
Mr.. Fitzgerald, of Philadelphia,
boss brick maker together with his
family have moved to the Slater farm
near the borough.
Miss Sarah Vanselous has sold her
entire stock of notions to a party
from Trenton. Everything was taken
by truck on Friday of last week.
Bernice Borden, who is teaching in
Kentucky is home for the summer
holidays.
Mrs. Charles Roberts spent two
days with her son Watson Roberts, in
| Trenton.
Mrs. Emily Belts has returned from
Asbury Park where she was called
suddenly by the serious accident of
her son-in-law.
Miss Mabel Worthington,, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Worthington,
of North Main street graduates from
the commercial department of the
Lambertville High School.
The farm of Heston Smith, near
Pineville, was completely destroyed by
| fire which started when the building
was struck by lightning on Sunday
afternoon. Two calves were burned
together with crops; gasoline engine
and some machinery. The loss is es-
timated at $4,000 partly covered by
insurance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pedley and
daughter Miss Pedley, of Moorstown,
N. j., and Professor Clarence Ped'ey
of New York, was entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Sho h.
Mr.. and Mrs, Oscar Shapell and
son William, spent the week END at
their home near New Hope.