The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-03-16
THE WEEK In
LAMBERTVILLE

LAMBERTVlLLE
At the regular meeting of Lam
bertville Lodge No. 1910, b. p. o, F.,
Thursday evening, the following of
ficers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year: Exalted ruler, Philus
| Rosso; esteemed leading knight, A.
S. Holcombe; esteemed loyal knight
Irving L. Smith; esteemed lecturing
knight, J. Brelsford; secretary. Ed
win S. Coryell; treasurer, John B.
Drake; tyler, Robert Park; delegate
to state convention, Joseph Leary;
delegate TO national convention, Pc
ter Reilly; alternate, James ID. Mac
Kay; trustee, George R. Kline.
The l5-months old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Alfred Zahler suffered an
injury TO one of her eyes last week
when pair of scizzors with which
she was playing, pierced it. She was
taken to St. Francis Hospital, Tren-
ton, for treatment and since being
there has developed pneumonia. She
is expected to lose the sight of the
eye.
The grocery of Akers q Smith has
passed TO the sole ownership of JOS
eph Akers, who has been a member
of the firm for several years. The
company was formerly Ryan, Akers
& Smith, but Mr.. Ryan sold his inter
est sometime ago. The death of Mr..
Smith caused Mr.. Akers to buy his
| stock in the concern.
Joseph A .Leary has been nomna-
ted by Govtrnor Silzer TO succeed
himself on the Hunterdon County
Board of Taxation. His nomination
is expected to be confirmed by the
State Senate during this session.
The Herdlea mill will be sold by
the sheriff at Pennington on Monday,
March 10, to satisfy a mortgage of
Joseph &. Lear and May Lear. 1t
S reported that there is 100000
worth Of new machinery in the
building.
Mrs. c. f. Solliday, of Bridge St,
was a visitor in Philadelphia We'd
hesday.
DR.. George Flamand, ehiropractor,
$ at his office in the Record build
ing again after being confined to his
home in Trenton with severe cold
E. L. Hawke reports the sale of
ohe largo brick dwelling at 166 North
Union STREET, for Eli Lahmer, of
vineland, N. j. to Mrs. Rhoda
Rocks, of this city.
Mrs. Gordon Cooper was business
: sitor in New York this week.
John Jones, of North Main street,
fas purchased new Ford touring
al.
Mr.. and Watson Dudbiidge, of AZ
cottonwood Street, announce the
firth of daughter on Tuesday.
Patsy Nulty, manager OF Jarrett's
newsstand, is confined to his home
by illness.
The LEGAL public schools reopened
last Monday after having been closed
for two weeks on account of scarlet
fever.
Miss Annie Mcdowell, of 81 North
| Union street, was a recert visitor al
the bedside her uncle, John b.
Jones, who is under treatment at
Mercer Hospital, Trenton, for a brok-
en- hip.
T. Bradford Thorne, of New York
city, was an over Sunday visitor with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Thorne, of Delevan street.
Carlisle Phillips, of II Church
street, was Sunday visitor with his
son, Eug me Phillips, and family, OF
Trenton.
Mrs. Ida Cole, of PSI South Msir
street, is recovering from recent
serious illness.
Mrs w. f. Ennis, of the Lambert
vile House, spent Sunday with hel
son, Harold E. Ennie, and family, %
Amber, Pa.
Mrs. Gertrude Kerr and daughter
Virginia, of so York street, spent
Sunday with relatives in Frenchtown
Mrs. H. S. Moore and daughter
Miss Marion, of AZ Clinton street
spent Sunday with relatives in Elem.
| ington.
Mrs. Lizzie Hoppock, former resi-.
dent of Lambertville, but now Of
Browns Mills in the Pines, has beer
visiting relatives here for several
days.
Augustus Blackwell, of Sc NORTH
Main street, has been spending a
short season with relatives in Tren.
ton.
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