The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-03-21
LAMBERTVIILE
PERSONALS

itoi VI thS NoNaiSf hiauS an oliiSia
visit to the local club Monday even,
ing at their weekly dinner anc
meeting in st. Andrews Hall. The
club has voted to continue theil
meetings in st. Andrews Hall fol
the year. The ladies of the Church
serve the dinners, and they have
proven entirely satisfactory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Colligan, Of
Academy Hill, have rented an apart
ment in the Record Building OF
Coryell St. They will move in next
week. M. c. Van Nest, who vacates
the apartment they have rented. ha:
moved into one of the new concrete
block houses on lower York st.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Massey, Of
Delevan street, were weekend visit.
ors in Trenton.
Miss Rachel Closson, of As Church
street, has had as her guest fol
several days Mrs. Carolyn Cary, Of
Belvidere.
Mrs. Clifton Sugatt and little son
Richard Harris, of Portland, Me.
are visiting Mrs. Gordon Cooper
of ! Lambert street.
Misses Helen and Belle Gallagher
of 40 Delaware Ave-, have returned
to their home after nine weeks
stay at Miami, Fla.
Mrs. VIM. A. Ely, of 6s Delawar,
avenue, had as guests during tn,
past week Mr.. and Mrs. Vansaur
Hilliar, of Westfeld, and Mr.. Georg,
Smith and son, of Brooklyn, N. Y
Mrs. Charles Ely, of the same ad
dress, recently returned from &
weeks visit with relatives in Brook
lyn.
Mrs. Kate Arnett, of 151 NORTH
Union street, was recently visited
by her daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Northrup anc
daughter Marion, of Plainfeld.
Mrs. C. F. Solliday, of So Bridge
street, is reported steadily improv
ing from illness with which she hai
been confined for several months
She is now sitting up for shorf
time each day.
DR.. l.. A. Hamilton, of Trenton
an assistant medical examiner o
the Pennsylvania Railroad, was il
the city last Saturday. He expect
to start practicing here, and is look
ing for location.
DR.. Frank w. Larson, of 80 JEFF
ferson street, who suffered strok
recently, is reported improves
enough to go out riding when woa
Their permits, but he is unable t.
carry on his practice.
The Senior Glass of the High
School will hold another pie and cak
sale in the Gas Office on Saturday
March 80.
Rev. Purcell, the new minister a
the Methodist Church, preached hi
first sermon there Sunday morning
He was entertained at the home o.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Massey o.
SO North Union street. Rev. Johr
r. Read has been transferred tx
Pearsonville, near Yardville, N. j.
Miss Edna Sproat, of Elm street
a student at the high school, sprain'
ed her ankle while coming down the
hill recently. She is confined to hei
home under the care of DR. Williams
Business at the Shamalia Drug
Store shows a restoration of fifty
per cent in less than four weeks
We appreciate your kind considera.
ton. Thank you. George M. Shama-
liza. (Adv.)
Jas. D. MacKay, of 55 Coryell
street, field agent for the Lambert.
vile Rubber Co. in Missouri, Ar.
kansas and Mississippi, is at home
for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Reading, OF
55 Clinton street, were visited Sun.
day by their son and his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Augustus Reading, of At
lantic City.
Mrs. Kate Phillips, of Trenton
was a Sunday visitor at the home
of her sisters here at % NORTH
Union street.
Mrs. Emma Hazen, of 35 Della
ware avenue, was visited Sunday by
her son and his daughter, Franz
A. Hazen and Gertrude Hazen, Of
Trenton.
M. C. MANIFEST, the well-knowr
plumber, is now living at No.
York street, but his shop is still 10
Gated in the rear of the Recort