The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-17
new HOPE AND
ITS HAPPENINGS

Charles Mathews had his tonsils
removed Wednesday at st. Francis
Hospital, Trenton.
Misses Ann Taylor, of this place,
and Helen Sergeant, of Lambertville,
were Trenton shoppers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hook, of Phil
adelphia. spent the past week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Voorhees,, on the
York Road
Misses Anna Schermerholn and
Helen Lewis, together with the Rev.
W. A. Lewis, spent Friday at Morris
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Heath expect
to move to Camden soon.
Miss Mildred Bair is working at the
silk mill.
Mrs. Emma Velder took trip up
the Hudson River last week. -.
Mrs. John Oblinger is i'll at her
home on Mechanic street.
Katherine Snowden spent last week
at Manasquan and Princeton, being
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Baker, at the latter place.
While riding his motorcycle near
the Heath farm Sunday morning,
Hugh Smith was injured He was
brought TO DR.. Leibys office, where
his wounds were dressed.
Mrs. Robert Morris was n Phla-
delphia visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Jennie Smith. Of Lahaska, was
Tuesday visitor with Mrs Charles
S. Roberts.
Esther Naylor is visiting her aunt,
in Norristown.
Edward McAllister, manager Of the
American store, has purchased new
Ford touring car. e.,
Samuel Horn has purchased new
Overland touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Butler and
SON Warren, of Trenton, spent Sun
day in New Hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brown and
daughters Betty and Marian returned
Monday after spending ten days in
Syracuse, N. Y, and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas White spent
Sunday at Manasquan, N. J
Misses Marian Belts and Mabel
Naylor and Messrs. Roy Naylor and
Paul Dotterer spent Sunday at AS
bury Park.
Arthur Lewis is spending his va.
cation in Atlantic City.
Mrs. f. G. Williams spent last
week with Isaac VanPelt and family
Mrs. Earl Templeton spent the
weekend in Philadelphia, with hen
son and family,
Miss Jean Smith j spending &
month with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. John NJ Elgard, at Ser
geantsville
Mrs. Lizzie Scheetz is i'll at hei
home on South Main street.
Miss Josephine Curley is spending
her weeks vacation in Atlantic City
Joseph Smith is erecting a ten
pocket garage for Charles S. Roberti
Samuel Horn is moving his famil.
into the house on William Bush
farm.
William Kelly, of Easton, spen
Tuesday with his parents, Mr., an,
Mrs. Patrick Kelly.
School Principal and Mrs. Ware
r. Smith and daughter Betty return
ed home Monday after visiting rcla
lives in Langhorne.
William Fields has received hi
third boat load Of coal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McDonneI
announce the birth Of daughter 0
August 18th, and they have name
the young lady Ruth Ann Mothe
and child are dong nicely under tn
care Of Dr. Leiby, with Mrs. Vert, o
Lambertville, as nurse.
Mrs. Ida Richie was a visitor at tn
Methodist parsonage the first of las
week.
Mrs. William McClossy and daugt
ter Helen, also Mr.. and Mrs. Herr
Wufple, Of Fallsington, wer
visitors at the Methodist parsonag
on Sunday, and attended services a
the local church.
Rev. j. Mcintosh Eckerd, Of Smyl
ma, Delaware, will preach at ThomI
son Memorial Church, Brownsburl
, Sunday, August 10Th. His fatht
was for a number Of years pastor
the North Philadelphia Presbyter,
and he comes here highly recon
mended.