The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-07-27
new HOPE and
ITS HAPPENINGS

Joseph Lear, OF FerrN street, IL
spending his vacation with his uncle,
Harry f. Bison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith, of Jer-
sey City, are visiting the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bair, of
Mechanic street.
Misses Ellen benson and Grace
Monks We're Trenton shoppers last
Saturday.
Miss Carolyn Dillon has been ill at
her home on Ferry street.
Mrs. Lewis b. Winters and daugh-
ter Esther, of Philadelphia, and Miss
Lillian Winters are spending week
with Mrs. William Winters.
A. Ely Cooper has just unloaded his
twelfth boatload of coal, and expects
more soon.
Mrs. Maria M. Austin spent We'd
nesday in Doylestown, and later went
to Philadelphia and Wildwood.
Misses Harriet and Hanna Sands
spent the weekend with Miss Helen
Stockton.
Miss Eta Tindall has been visiting
relatives in Bethlehem.
Fletcher Scarborough, of Atlantic
City, spent Sunday with his sister.
Mrs. Robert Morris.
Mr.. and Mls. Arthur Stewart and
daughter Dorothy, of Trenton, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Stewards parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. benson, on
South Main street.
Mrs. Thomas White and Miss Anna
Schermerhorn spent "Wednesday in
Trenton.
Robert Holeombe left Saturday for
Duluth, Mimi, to spend two weeks
with relatives. Mrs. Holcombe and
daughter Betty will return with him.
Alma Austin and Mrs. Edwin Aus
tin spent Sunday at Pennington.
Mrs. George .Fizzell and daughter
Betty of Hatboro, are spending some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. John Simon.
Mrs. Warren r. Smith and daugh-
ter Betty are visiting iii Langhorne.
Arthur Thompson, of West Ches-
ter, spent few days last week with
his aunt, Mrs. Lewis Voorhees,, ON the
York Road
Members of the Court Of st. John,
No. 566, Catholic Daughters of Am
erica, motored to Fmk's Park, Chal-
font, on Sunday and held their annual
picnic. 10S Members and friends at
tended
Miss Mary A. Peaker and Miss
Sara Nicholas, of Philadelphia, were
Sunday visitors with Richard Peaker.
Mrs. James is spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Oppic
The Vacation Bible School of the
Presbyterian Church, reports good
ly attendance.
Mrs. J. p Borden and daughter,
Miss Berniee, have gone TO Wildwood
for vacation season.
Mrs, Cassie Krewson has returned
to her home on Ferry street after
visiting Mrs. Lillian Moody for the
past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Warden, of
Haverford, and Mr.. and Mrs. New
bold Ely, Of Chestnut Hill, were dim
ner guests Of their aunt, Miss Mar.
garet Ely, at "Cintra," on Sunday.
Dir. +. G. Rhoades has opened his
summer home on the York Road and
will stay there for the remainder oil
the summer.
Harry Austin received the reports
Monday night from the prize fight al
the Yankee Stadium, New York.
John Oblinger, of East Orange
spent the week end with his parents
Chas. s. Roberts spent Thursday
at Funk's Park, Chalfont, where the
Bucks County Fish, Game and For.
estry Association held their annua
picnic.
MIS. Auult llOlSOlHbt SpNlt Ruiu"S
in Trenton.
This is DR.. A. a. Alvarez's last
week as insurance agent before leav
ing for his future home in Cuba
The experience gained in New Hope
by former Metropolitan insurance
agent, Victor j. Greece, enabled him
to lead the Trenton district office II
campaign held by the company, A,
reward he has been invited by tn,
officials Of the company to attend &
convention to be held in Newark or
July &c. He led by 1900 points ovei
the IS other agents in Trenton ant
vicinity.
John X. benson, Of New Hope, ant
son Raymond, of Trenton, spent day
recently fishing in Tuckerton Bay.
A number of young people attend
ell the Flemington-New Hope base
ball game, held at Pennington Wed
nesday night. They were transport
ed in the Union Mill trucks. A mum
Der remained to attend the Carniva
| that was being held at that place.