The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-06-05
LAMBERTVILLE
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Crowley,
of Rock Island, Ill.,, were visitors
here last week. Mr.. Crowley is a
representative of the Lambertville
Rubber Co.
Mrs. Ida M. Tams, of Trenton, was
a Memorial Day visitor at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. Gordon Cooper.
Mrs. Kate Arnett, of 151 North
Union street, was visited last week
by her daughter, Mrs. Harry North
rup, of Plainfield.
Mayor and Mrs. Moonan were
among the many local people who
attended the Memorial Day pro-
gram at the Pennington Fair
Grounds last Friday.
Miss Mary DeRoach, former stu
dent of the local High School, was
graduated on Wednesday of last
week as a trained nurse at Abingdon
Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Davis,
of 62 North Main street, were visit
ed last week by their daughter, Miss
Marjorie j. Davis, of Washington,
D. C.
w. f. Wagg, of 12l North Union
street, returned Thursday from a
motor trip to New York state. He
was accompanied by J. P. Borden
and d. B. 0blinger, of New Hope,
who had been to Schenectady on
business. Mr.. Wagg says they came
over the new Storm King Highway
along the Hudson River, and that
it is one of the most spectacular
highway he has ever travelled.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Sergeant, of
80 Jefferson street, recently enter
tanned their nephews and families,
Walter S. Scarborough, Dale B.
Scarborough and Lewis Whithead, of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ella Smith of 81 jefferson
street, has been visiting relatives at
Basking Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Massey, of
Delevan street, accompanied by Mrs.
l.. A. Hamilton, of CT North Union
street, made a motor trip over the
weekend to the home of Mrs.
Hamilton's parents in Cherry Tree,
Pa.
A Ladies' Auxiliary has been
formed in Union Fire Co The off
GERS are Mrs. May Cole, chairman;
Mrs. Grace Stout, and Mrs. Amos
Johnson, vice chairmen; Mrs. May
Dilley, secretary; Mrs. Myra Vert,
treasurer. They met Wednesday
evening to plan for assistance for
the Union Carnival to be held June
81 to July 5.
Mr., and Mrs. John T. Casey, of
Swan street, were visited Memorial
Day by Mrs. Casey's brother, John
Mcnamara, of Philadelphia.
George C.Green is building a home
on North Main street just above
his place of business on the corner
of York
Columbia and Hibernia Fire Com
panies expect to take part in the
big parade to be held in Quaker
town, Pa. in connection with the
convention of the Bucks Co. Fire
mems Association. Hibernia Co. has
invited the City Commissioners to
be their guests during the occas-
ion, which will be held June Ia.
George B. Horner, Of Ia Church
street, was visited this week by his
brother, William l.. Horner, and
Walter Berg, both of Philadelphia.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Larson, of 55 Della
ware avenue on May 81 DR.. Salmon
and Mrs. West were in attendance.
Miss Annie Mcdowell, of 81 North
Union street, is entertaining her
neice, Mrs. Bessie Hoslet, a former
resident of Lambertville, but now of
New York City
City Clerk and Mrs. Arthur Van
Malta, Of 81 Jefferson street, are
being visited by their daughter, Mrs.
Beryl Dollhouse and little son Van,
of Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Dollhouse ar
rived Tuesday and will spend the
summer here.
Columbia Fire Go. has organized
a Ladies' Auxiliary with the follow
ing officers: Mrs. George Harrison,
president; Mrs. L. r. Stout, vice
pres; Mrs. Adam Simerson, secre-
tary; Mrs. Wilbert Conover, treas
urer. They have 10 charter members,
and will meet every third Wednesday
in the month.
The Ladies of Major C. A. Angel
Post No. as, G. A. R., held a lun-
cheon on Memorial Day which was
keenly enjoyed by those present.
Mr.. and Harry II. Swallow, of 1873
North Union street, were visited
over Memorial Day and the weekend
by their daughter, Miss Hannah
Swallow, Of New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ireland were
Memorial Day visitors with relatives
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert f. Grierson,
who opened the Lambertville House
Restaurant and conducted it for the
first month, have given up its man
agement. The restaurant is to be
conducted by the hotel management.
Mr.. Grierson continues in his posi-
ton with the New Jersey Power
& Light Co.
Paul Smith, who is now employed
in Bloomfield, spent Memorial Day