The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-05-11

Doylestown at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Siegler
Antonio Scananio, who was injured
last Sunday when two automobile;
collided at Swan and Main Stst and
knocked him down, was taken to St
Francis Hospital, Tuesday in Hor-
ner's ambulance.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roach and Miss
Rose Colligan, of Lumberville, at
tended the funeral here Monday OF
John Colligan.
The Salon Musical Club met yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs
James S. Studdiford, N. Union st,
Oliver C. Holconbe, of North Tn
ion street, attended the funeral OF
James Parker in Newark last Mon
day. Mr.. Parker was for several
years clerk of the New Jersey AS
sembly, and ex-Assemblyman.
The Lambertville Rubber Athletic
Association has leased the ball park
from the local association for use
this season. The local association is
not going to put a team in field with
the Hunterdon County League this
year. Frenchtown has also withdrawn
from the League.
Lamar Quandell, former player
on the Lambertville baseball team,
and who played last summer with
Freuchtown, has signed up with the
Milford aggregation.
Mrs. Elizabeth Little is visiting
her niece, Mrs. Isaac Porter, of Three
Bridges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore G. Kitchin,
Mrs.John Apgar and Jonathan Kitch-
in were Sunday visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Kitchin in Sergeants-
vile, N. j.
Centenary Methodist Church viii
have moving picture performance
June 8. The title of the picture will
be "A Maker of Mem"
Edward Bohn and Frank Gelston
have new Ford cars. Sales We're made
by Evan T. Roberts for the Cooley
Sales Agency.
There are over 600 employers on
the payrolls of the Lambertville Rub
Der Co. But the officials say that
they could put as many more to work
if they could get houses for them to
live in. Already they have called in
their statesmen from all over the
country because their production is
sold for many months to come.
The Reliance Club play, A Pair Of
Skies" 9layed to crowded houses last
Thursday, Friday and Saturday in 81,
Andrews Hall. The play was well
acted and well received
Masons from this city will attend
Mothers Day services at the Flem-
ington Baptist Church next Sunday.
Mr. and Trs. Arthur Burke and lit
tie daughter, Of Frenchtown, visited
friends in this city last Sunday.
Mrs.WilIam Loper, of i'renchtown
was recent guest at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Twoomey in
this city.
Mrs. Theron Lee spoke at the Wo-
mems Mis- Society in Stockton
Thursday n "The Trend Of the Rae
es." She also sang a grouo Of negro
songs. The meeting was held at the
fome of M. w. H. Woolverton.
Miss Minnie Titus spent the week
end h ST. kton with her parents,
Mr.. arl Mrs. Frank R. Titus.
The Local Elks Club has appointed
City Clerk |. L. Smith as secretary
Miss Hel,na Riogdan, formerly Of
Lambertvilla and Red Gross nurse,
has sailed from New York with a
Near East Relief mission To go to
Asia Minor.
The Epworth League Of Centenary
Church elected officers last Wednes-
day night as follows: Russell Heath
president; Miss Jessie Repan, relig-
ious work chairman; Miss Lucy Mos
or, mission work; Mrs. Clara CHM
son, social service; Miss Marion
Stout. recreation; Miss Marion Bar
croft, secretary; Leroy Stout, treas
L. K. Harris, who conducts a stock
farm near here, has been listed by
the Advanced Registry Office Of the
Holstein Fresian Association for his
purebred cattle. Last fall he was
awarded several prizes at New DER
sey and Massachusetts, fairs.
DENSON-BLOWARS
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