The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-03-09
HAPPENINGS in
new HOPE VICINITY
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John Brillman is sick with grippe.
Mrs. William Booze, is sick, ner-
vous breakdown.
DR.. Leon Salmon's new house is
nearing completion.
William Bush went to Trenton,
Monday on business.
Mrs. Patrick Kelley, was a Phildel-
phia shopper, Monday.
Mrs. Reginald Walker is recovering
from a severe bronchial cold.
Alfred Hambleton made a trip to
Philadelphia, Thursday, on business.
Charles Douress and friends, from
Trenton, took dinner at Logan Inn,
Sunday.
Mrs. John H. Ely spent few days
in Philadelphia, this week, with her
sisters.
The P. O. A. of Lambertville mi
tiated several candidates Thursday
evening.
Joseph Holcombe of South Main
Street has purchased a five passen-
ger Buick car.
Albert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Austin, has been very sick, but is
getting better.
Terrence Kelly is fixing up his pro-
perty on North Main Street, which
he bought lately.
John Larson of Linvale was the
guest of his son Jordan, who has been
i'll with the grippe.
John benson, is having his lot
cleared up, ready to begin operation
on his new house.
Chester sPensyl and Sadie Paxson
secured marriage licenses at Doyles-
town, Wednesday,.
Mrs. Mary E. Maxwell and Mrs.
Loomis of Logan Inn, were Philadel-
phia shoppers Friday.
Mrs. Florence Wiley, Ferry Street,
has accepted a position in Trenton,
she took up her duties Monday.
Miss Mary Flack, primary teacher
| is improving from the grippe cold
but is not able to resume her duties.
John Ryan, who has a position in
Philadelphia, was at the home of his
parents, South Main Strete, over Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs Jonas Lear and J. M
| Church of Mauch Chunk, superinten-
dent of the canal, were Bristol visi-
tors Monday.
Mrs. NJ. Hubert Walton is quite
i'll, ard Bevan and Laura are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. Lawrence Pier
son at Wyncote.
Allen Opdyke of Bridge Street
has not been able to attend to bus
mess for week on account OF
neuritis in his shoulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Ely at
tended the executive committee meet
ing of the Bucks County Council fol
the prevention of war, held in Nor
risville, Monday evening.
Cornelius V. Ely, Jr, who has beer
a patient in the University of Penn
sylvania Hospital about two months
shows RIO marked improvement 50
will have to stay while longer.
Mrs. Arthur Tettermer of Ferr,
Street, attended the annual bushes!
meeting the auxiliary of the Penna
Railroad, held at Phillipsburg, Thurs
day. An entertainment and luncl
We're also provided.
Miss Margaret Ely, who has beer
spending the winter in Bryn Nav
few days to look after her property
also to attend the meeting of Publ
Health Association.
Wanamaker Day was observed b
: the Solebury First Day School las
Sunday, in memory of John Wanna
maker. His favorite scripture wa
read, and William w. Hurley am
Mrs. George H. Ely spoke of his life
Next wednesday at the regula
meeting of the Womens Club, tn
speaker will be Mrs. Irwin james
President of the Doylestown Natur
Club. Mrs. James will speak on tn
preservation of wild flowers. TIL
program will include Instruments
: and vocal selections.
, The Solebury Community entertain
ment, held at Carversville last Fri
, day evening, was a complete success
; Mrs. c. J. Koehlcr, Mrs. Vi,'or .Ie't.
, Miss Frances McNair, Mrs. Edwar
, NJ. Paxson, Miss Virginia Camden
Amos Armitage, Frank Webste
Mrs. Albert Vasey and Eugene Re
berts, were all in prominent parts G
the play.