The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-07-06
new HOPE And
ITS HAPPENINGS


Pa, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mangor, Of Bridge Street
The first of series of three free
NEGOTIATIONS given by the State for
the prevention of diphthcria, was tax
en- by goodly number of young PEG.
pie at the library rooms, under the
direction of Mrs. Helen Cowan and
Dr.. r. c. Magill,
George Flock, son of Mrs. Mary
Flock, is confined to his home by an
attack of chicken pox.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L, Bush. and
Mrs. Warren X. Smith and daughter
Betty motored to Lebanon N j., a
few days ago. Mrs, Bush remained
a week with her sister
Mrs. Robert Neff, of Germantown,
is spending a part of the summer
with Mrs. Louisa Foulke.
Mrs. Mary Flack has been spend
ing week with her friend, Mrs.
George Shock, near New Hope.
Ruiaiiu cVlliiSoU mas fttuIHtu 10 Nllt
Logan Inn after spendig some time
in Atlantic City,
DIR. j. Ernest Scott, formerly of
this place, but now of Altoona, is in
town filling DR.. Leiby's place while
HE is spending his vacation in Massa-
ehusetts.
The New Hope Alumni Banquet
viii be held July 9th in the new high
school building.
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Folnsbee and
daughters Joan and Beth, and Alice
Carlson have gone to their summer
home at Washington, Conn.
Wilson Faust, chauffeur for the
superintendent of the Union Mills,
has resigned his position.
George Alcott has been very i'll at
the home Of his mother on Ferry st.
Philip Crouthamel, of Long Island
City, New York, is spending an indef-
mite time with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter b. Slaughter.
Harry Haas attended the &. A.
II. Convention in Atlantic City.
New Hopers who were guests at
the Hotel Nv England in Atlantic
City last week were Messrs. II. G..
Haas, Walter G Bair and Richard
Bennett.
A fine garage is being erected on
the parsonage lot of the New Hope
Methodist Episcopal Church for the
use of the pastor, Rev, w, A. Lewis.
The Misses Edna and Mary Bair
and Messrs William Worthington and
William Purcell motored to Jersey
City on Sunday and Miss Mary Bair
remained TO spend week with her
sister.
Mrs. Lewis Brown spent Friday in
Trenton,
Mrs. William l.. Bush returned
home on Sunday after spending Il
week with her sister at Lcbanon,N.J.
School Principal and Mrs. Warren
r. Smith and daughter Betty are
spending two weeks with the form
ei's parents, at East Stroudsburg.
Mrs. Alice Middleton spent the
weekend with Charles Schermerhorn
and family.
William O3dyke spent Saturday in
town.
Mrs. John Purcell is ON the sick
list.
Mrs. Edward N. Dubs has been
suffering from a severe earbunccle
above her eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ottman and
daughter spent Sunday in Doyles-
town.
Stephen Hutchinson, Of Philadel-
phia, is spending some time at his
home in this borough.
James Kelly, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with Isac VanPelt and fam
lily.
Oliver Randolph Parry, Of Phila.
delphia, spent the Fourth with his
father, Richard Randolph Parry, and
is sisters, the Misses Parry, at the
Old Parry Mansion.
Miss Marguerite VanPelt and Rob
ert shriver, Of Philadelphia, spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
VanPel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William MAYOR, of
South Main street, entertained Mrs.
George Grammcs and Floyd Gram
mes over the Weekend.
Mrs. Charles Schermerhorn is Wis
ting relatives in Trenton.
Mrs Joseph Smith was recently
visited by her niece, Gladys Elgard,
Of Sergeantsvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Naylor had
. as Sunday guests Mr.. and Mrs. By
ron Grammcs, Mrs. Curtis Leinour
and daughter, Of Allentown; Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Heath. Miss Edith and
Olive Heath, of South Anlboy, N.
j.; Miss Miriam Belts, Mr. aud Mrs.
James Heath and sou, James, .Jr., and
William Moss, Of Philadelphia,
Miss Anna Schermerhorn spent
SUI lay at Asbury Park.
Reginald Walker and son Frank
spent the Fourth at Willow Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Roberts
and Watson Roberts and family were
We iresday visitors at the Geological
Gardens. Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Templeton
spent Wednesday with the latter's
parents.
Hugh Smith motored to Philadel-
phia on the Fourth.
Joseph Smith is building bunga-
low at Washington Crossing for Mrs.
Goodnow, of Newtown.
Miss Miriam Belts and Leroy
Naylor motored to Valley Forge on
the Fourth.
William Purcell has taken a ngsI-