The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-06-15


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Professor Sellers is now in his SOS
and served the local schools from the
early EOS TO the late COS.
Reading Funk successfully passed
his Sophomore examination at Penn
State College, and has returned to
his home at Solebury to spend the
summer.
Miss Estelle Johnson, of Philadel-
ohia, spent the weekend Mt her home
at the Logan Inn,
Misses Mary and Mildred Bair
We're Trenton shoppers on Saturday.
Miss Ethel Short will graduate
from the Lambertville High School
this week, after completing four
year course.
Elmer Lewis spent Sunday with
friends i'm Morriisville.
Mr. and Mes. George Flock and
son Marvin spent Sunday with Ancil
Schermerhorn and family.
A goodly number of young people
attended the box social held at the
Lahaska M. L. Church last Friday
evening.
Mrs. Isaac Vanpelt was Phila-
delphia visitor on Tuesday.
Prof. and Mrs. Warren Smih and
daughter Betty spent Sunday with
relatives in Langhorne.
Misses Kathleen and Margaretta
VanPet and Rober tSchriver, Of
Philadelphia, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac VanPelt.
Examinations start today in the
New Hope public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Ottman and
daughter Josephine spent Sunday in
Doylestown.
Edward Williamson was operated
ON for appendicitis Friday at the st.
Francis Hospital, Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Opdyke and
MISS NH nam ophyhN, VI hif'hNi-
phia, spent Sunday with John Purcell
and family.
Miss Ruth Knowles entertained
Mrs. Kate Scheetz's Sunday School
class, of which she is member, Sat
urday evening. 1t was the final
meeting until September.
Albert Ottman, Of this borough,
and Lewis Hall, of Browpsburg, went
ON fishing trip Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brown and
daughters Marion and Betty, Miss
Verna Purcell Mrs. Arthur Tettemer
and Allen opdyke attended the Fire
mems picnic, at Forest Park, Chal-
font, last Saturday.
The strawberry festival held Tues
day evening by the Epworth League
Of the NJ. f. Church, was u big sue
cess. About 500 WAS cleared.
Harry Young has resigned as man
ager of the local baseball team.
At the baseball game Monday eve
ming between the Regulars and the
Cox teams, Mrs. Jacob Pickett was
struck on the leg by foul ball, and
Eleanor Grimes was hit on the wrist.
Miss Nellie Curley was a Trenton
shopper on Saturday.
Harry Snowden was business
visitor in Philadelphia on Wednes-
day.
Mrs Thomas White spent Wednes-
day i'm Trenton.
Mrs. Robert Butler and son Warren
spent Wednesday with New Hope
friends
Mrs. Il. Hook, Of Philadelphia
spent Sunday with friends in this
borough, where she formerly resided
Postmaster and Mrs. Edward n
Dubs and daughter Eleanor, together
with John and William Hanbleton
took in the firemen's picnic at Chal.
font Saturday
Reba Fitzgerald, formerly Of NeN
Hope, but Low # Lock Haven, graz
uated from the nigh school Of that
.own this week
Mr.. AMI Mrs, Richard Parks were
recent visitors At the home # Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Austin
Mrs Alcott and family. Of Ferry
street, spent Sunday with John Al
colt and family, at Solehury.
Mrs. Hattie Jaeger and chil1rer
spent Sunday with Nicholas Coombe'
and family, at Trenton.
Miss ARIA Curley attended thu
annual picnic of Rider College, a
Cadwalader Park. Trenton, on Wed
nesday..a
Miss Helen Scbermerhorn, Of Phil
adeIphia, Is visiting her grandmoth
er, Mrs. Bessie schermerhorn, OF
Main street.
Frank Frederick is i'll at his hom'
on Ferry street.
Mrs Alfred cryer, who has beer
seriously III, is now greatly improv
ed
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frederick en-
tertained q number Of Philadelphia