The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-07-13
THE WEEK IN
LAMBERTVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Finger, of
46 Delaware avenue, have returned
to their home after stay in Hillside,
N. j., where they spent some time
with their son, Fred, S. Finger, and
family.
Miss Katherine Yos, of Academy
Hill, spent the weekend with her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul II. Yos. in Trenton.
Miss Sara A. Case, graduate Of
the 1928 class of the High School,
has entered the MERCER Hospital
Nurses Training School, at Trenton.
Editor Gordon Cooper has received
word of the death of his sister, Lois
Cooper in Atlanta, last Monday eve,
ming.
Alice Case is assistant teacher of
the class of manual training at the
Vacation Bible School being held at
the Baptist Church.
Union Fire Company reports about
$4,000 realized from the Carnival
held at the Ball Park June % to July
4. The proceeds go toward paying
for the new Ahrens-Fox pumping en-
CINE.
Sheriff Arthur w. England was in
town Wednesday, to make raids,
however. He was making friendly
calls in the interest of his candidacy
yor Freeholder this Fall.
The local birth rate is still several
jumps ahead of the death rate. City
Clerk Smith reports for June four
deaths and eleven births. He issued
five marriage licenses,
Harry Slack, of Coryell street, was
weekend visitor in Trenton and
Philadelphia. Mrs. Slack, who had
been spending "A few days with her
mother, Mrs. Minnie Carkuff, in the
former city, returned home with him,
Mrs. Mary f. Paxson, of Delaware
avenue, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Elizabeth Thompson, of Juneau,
Alaska. Another daughter, Mrs, Ida
Folkner, formerly of this city, is also
visiting there
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thorne of 26
Delevan street, were visited Sunday
by their SON, 7. Bradford Thorne, Of
New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Massey, of
80 Delevan street. were Philadelphia
visitors Monday. They drove back in
new six-cylinder Stearns touring
car.
Frank Cole, money order clerk at
the local postoffice is spending two
weeks vacation on Frenchtown Isl
and.
Samuel B. Whiteley, Of the Lam
bertville National Bank. addressed
the local Kiwanis Club, Monday eve
ming, at their weekly luncheon held
at Logan Inn He spoke on banking.
George w. Parsons, Of 49 Coryell
street, has been taken to German
town Hospital, Philadelphia, for an
operation. He is engineer on the Pa.
Railroad
Theodore G.. Kitchin, foreman on
this paper, is suffering with an in.
iured finger. DIR. Williams has been
treating it, ard to avoid blood poison
ing or other infections, sent him to
st. Francis Hospital Thursday where
DR.. Somers had it X.-Rayed and OPP.
Grated on it. He is much improved.
Fleet Wing ard Columbia Fire
Companies responded to a phone cali
from James Lambert's farm on York
Road Sunday. A match on cigarette
thrown into the field where hay had
been cut caused blaze that threat
ered to fire the house. No serious
damage was done.
Charles M. Dilts. of ll8 North I'm
ion street, has returned from New
York Hospital where he has been re.
ceiving the newly discovered insulin
treatment for diabetes. He is remark
ably improved, and reports that the
doctors predict he will soon regain
robust health He is enthusiastic in
his praise of the rev remedy which
promises TO save the lives Of many.
Mrs. W. w. Gowing, Of Wellesley,
Mass, mother of Mrs. Gordon Coop
err, returned with Mr.. and Mrs. Coop
err from Wellesley Tuesday and viii
remain here for several weeks.
Miss Alicemae Kelley, Of South
Main street, left Saturday for New
York City where she is taking a
summer course at Columbia Uuiver-
sity.
Philip j. Monaghan, of Philadel-
phia, was recent visitor with his
sister and family, Mrs Michael d.
Kelly. Of South Main street.