The Lambertville record., 1923-07-20
new HOPE And
ITS HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Winters, of Trenton,
visited Mrs. William Winters, of Fer
ny street, on Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Evans, of German
town, was recent visitor with Mrs.
NJ. Austin.
Nh~. and Mrs. Joseph Balderston
and son Paul and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Davis motored to Trevose on
Sunday.
Mrs. 1rid Fell and daughters Doris
and Norma spent few days this
week in town with Ed. Curley and
family.
Mrs. Mary Bennett and grand
daughter, Josephine Monaghan. were
recent visitors in Philadelphia.
Miss Ethel Balance, of Philadel-
phia, spent the weekend with Will
lam 0pdyke and Edward N. Dubs
and family.
Masters Jesse Good, Jr., and Will
lam Good and George Flack are all
recovering from light attacks of the
chicken pox.
Martin Manager, of Pottstown, was
a Sunday visitor with George Man
ager and family.
| Mrs. Amy Ashton is i'll at the home
or her som Frank Cosner.
John johnson has purchased new
Cole Eight.
Miss Mary Bells and jay Corliss,
of Trenton, spent Wednesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Austin.
Prof. and Mrs. Warren R.Smith and
daughter Betty returned home Nom
day after spending two weeks with
relatives in Stroudsburg.
MIR. and Mrs. William Kirschbaum
and Harry Scott motored to Florencec
N. j., Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas White and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Butler and son
Warren, OF Trenton, motored TO New
Brunswick on Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Jaeger and children,
John and William, Jr., and Florence
spent Sunday with Nicholas Goombs
and family in Trenton.
DR.. r. A. Leiby removed the tom
sils of Paul Plecter on Tuesday.
Gertrude Voorhees, is much inn
proved after being i'll for some time.
Walter Yates and Grace Horn mo-
tored 10 New York on Sunday.
Miss Anna Schermerhorn spent
Friday and Saturday with relatives in
Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Wallace
have moved into the house of Mrs.
Watson X. Reeder, on South Main
street,
DR.. A. A. Alvarez recently purch-
aeed "Red Bird" sport model Over
land ear from Harry Worthington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Templeton,
of Philadelphia. announce the birth Of
a son or Wednesday, July II, at the
! Arlington Hospital. The new arrival
has been named Lawreicc, Jr Mrs.
Templeton was formerly Miss Cath
arine Smith.
Charles Logan has purchased a new
Essex coach.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Kelly and sons
John and Charles, Mr.. and Ms. V.
Kelly, Helen and Gertrude Burner,
Mrs. Charles Sutterley, Luther Hell
! bur1e and Miss Nola Moore, and War
ren MolaG all spent sunday inAsbury
Park.
Ms. Paul Scheer is quite i'll at her
home on Bridge street.
Robert Morris is again confined to
his bed by illness.
Jchn Kelly left Sunday night for
rhillipsburg, N. j., where he has ta'
ken position with the lngcrsoll-
Rand Drill Company. He will ne
side in Easton.
Misses Annie ard Mary Kelly have
sold their home on New street to
Grant Oblnger. The Misses Kelly
will take G., their residence in Phila-
dslph'a the fist Of August.
Mis- Kathleen VanPelt and james
Kelly, of Philadelphia, were Wednes-
day visitors in town.
D.. Alvarez has sold his farm on
the River Road and will return with
his family to Cuba.
Two cars and the caboose of the
8 O'clock freight, Wednesday after
no,., were 'derailed on the Huffnagle
curve, delaying traffic for some time
A. wrecking crew from Philadelphia
replaced the derailed cars, one OF
which contained local freight and the
other paper stock. No one was in
iured. The accident was caused by
4 spreading rails.
Fire destroyed the Scott homestead
ON the Lurgan Road Tuesday night
and nothing was saved, the family
essaping only in their sleeping attire.
The Eagle Fire Company responded
but there was no water available, and
the building was too far gone to use
chemicals. The loss is estimated al
$25, 900.
i The New Hope NJ Il. Church ts re.
ceiving a coat Of paint this weck.
! Rev. w. A. Lewis, pastor of tn,
New Hope NJ. +. Church, in addition
IN his rep1llar services. preached ant