The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-04-11
LAMBERTVILLE
PERSONALS

afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson B. Oblinger,
of ia North Main street, were Wis
tied Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Val
entiue Houseworth, of Trenton.
Theodore Stout, of 14o George
street. is reported i'll at his home
with diabetes.
Mrs. John G. cambridge. of los
North Main street, was Trenton
visitor last Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Larson, of the Lam
hertville House, was "A Frenchtown
visitor over the weekend.
The senior class of the high
school will stage play, "The
Goldhug," on May 1 and 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner Green, of
1854 North Union street, were visited
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Curtis, of Everttstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Lyman,
of l04 North Union street, were
visitors in Philadelphia last week.
Miss Stella Black, of North
Union street, was Monday visitor
in Trenton.
Miss Charlotte Reed, niece of Miss
Alice G. Hoffman, of the Mackler
apartments, has returned to Wilson
College following spring vaca-
ton spent here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Burton Barber,
of 80 Bridge street, have returned
TO their home following motor
trip to California. They left here
last August. Returning they made
the trip in three weeks.
Mrs. Harry Ii. Swallow, of 1873
North Union street, has been visit
ing her daughter in New Haven,
Conn.
Miss Annie Mcdowell, of 81
North Union street, has returned
to her home following a three weeks
stay at st. Petersburg, Fla.
Several high school students from
Milford have been charged with
playing hockey" from their class
csc here There are 10 of them who
come down daily, and the Milford
Board of Education, under whose
control they come, have found that
only seven of them have been at
tending classes regularly.
An examination will be held at
the local Post Office on April 26
for postmaster to fill the vacancy
at Stockton when the present incum-
bent's term will be out ON June
9th
William w. Swope has been APP
pointed superintendent of Riverview
Cemetery by the directors at re-
cent meeting.
Mrs. Augusta Lawrence, of IA
Coryell street, is visiting friends
and relatives in Camden.
Officers elected by the Baptist
Choir are Ralph Simonton, presi-
dent; Marvin Stevenson, secretary;
Miss Bernice Borden, treasurer.
The local Tennis Club is plan
ming for an active season. The club
house is being renovated, and the
courts are being put into good
shape.
Thomas Hardwicb has moved to
the Slack farm in West Amwell |
Township. He has sold his house
here on North Main st.
Those attending the Y. NJ G. A.
county convention at Pennington
Tuesday were John H. Herring, Wal
ter S. Thomas, David l.. Holcombe,
Jos N. and John N. Hazen, Elmer
Niece, Andrew Foltz, Elmer e.
Hawk, Richard and Albert Reading
Mrs. Scott Wood, Of Pt. Pleasant,
was Lambertville visitor last Fri
day.
A pie, cake and apron sale will be
held in the Gas office on Wednes-
day, April 16, by the ladies of the
Kalmia Club.
Washington Camp No. /, z. o. S.
Of A., has instituted Bible study
class in connection with their month
~ meetings.
Harry J. Heller, of 40 Delevan
street, has been elected financial
secretary Of Council No. G7, j. o.
q A. NJ, to succeed George S.
Lindsey.
Mrs. Samuel Finger Of 46 Della
ware avenue, is visiting her dauRh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
F. S. Brink, Of Elizabeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman s. Con
over, formerly Of jefferson and Main
streets, have moved to their new
home on Ferry Road, Morrisville,
Pa.
Samuel K, White, of Morrisville,
who died suddenly while returning
to his home from Trenton on Sun
day Of last week, was brother
Of Harry White, Of this city.
The Senior Glass of the Lambert
vile High School will hold pie
and cake sale at Charles BARS store
on North Union street tomorrow
Saturday, for the benefit of their
class fund.
Breyers Ice Cream was introdu ID