The Lambertville record., 1925-12-17

York street and is soon to bring
his family from Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. William Condry, of
Hancock street, announce the birth
of daughter born Sunday, Decem-
Der 6. The baby has been named
Mary.
Harold Stintsman, who is study
ing at State Normal School in Tren-
ton, was member of the committee
which had charge of the play which
was staged at the school last Sat
urday evening.
Miss Margaret Slack, of York
Street and Miss Franees Mangan, of
Belmont House, were Saturday shop
pers in Trenton.
Mrs. George II. Fisher, formerly
of Sergeantsville, had the misfor-
tune to fall few days ago and in
iure her shoulder, while visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Johnson, of
Rosemont. Mrs. Fisher is the aged
mother of ]. V. M. Fisher, for
mer well known resident of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Strouse, of
300 North Union street, were Sun
day visitors with relatives at Doy-
lestown.
Miss Nan Callan. student nurse at
| Newark City Hospital, was week
end visitor with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry J. Gallan, of AZ Perry
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Skillman and
children, Raymond and Kenneth, of
so York street, were weekend guests
of friends at Belmar.
Mrs. Gertrude S. Kerr and little
daughter Virginia, of 80 York street,
were weekend visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. Barton Gaskill, of Highland
Park.
Mrs. Edward w. Johnson, of the
Record Apartments, left Wednesday
for a two weeks visit with relatives
at Lock Haven.
Prall Lambert and parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. james Lambert and grandson,
James, of York Road, were week
end visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Burk, at Frenchtown.
Lester 0pdyke, Of Pennington, who
was injured while playing foot
ball here, Thanksgiving day, has
since been in Mckinley Hospital at
4 Trenton, returned to his home last
Saturday. His condition is much inn
proved, but he is confined to his
home.
Mrs. Walter Holcombe, of Sd
Franklin street and Mrs William
johnson. of North Union street, were
Philadelphia shoppers last Friday.
Mrs. Samuel l.. Holcombe and
daughter Mrs. Jessie Wheeler, of
90 Clinton street, were Monday visit
ors in Trenton.
Mrs. Victoria Walker, of 1913
South Main street, spent Monday
shopping in Trenton.
Mrs. Patrick Ledger, of Swan
street, was Monday shopper in
/ Trenton.
Mrs. Alena Snyder, for many years
resident of this city, for six years
past matron in the home at
Mooseheart Illinois, returned Sun
dav. TO the home of her father, Sam
Of RInnnRg
where she expects TO remain for
some time. Three Of her children,
Dorothy, Marion and Alice are pupils
there. Dorothy will graduate next
summer.
Miss Catherine Kelly and little
nephew, Bobby Brock, Of Swan
street. spent last Saturday visiting
relatives in Trenton.
Robert c. Thatcher, the veteran
newspaper correspondent, who has
been undergoing treatment at Mercer
Hospital, Trenton, since early last
summer, is getting along nicely.
Local friends who called upon him
this week found him cheerful and
looking good. He sits up part of each
day
The Girls Friendly Society of St
| Andrews Church will hold pie
cake and candy sale in st. Andrews
Parish House on Saturday, Decem-
, Der 10Th.
, Mrs. Oscar Sergeant, Of Trenton
was a visitor among friends here
| on Wednesday.
A Sour Krout Supper will be sery
, ed by the Ladies Auxiliary of th'
= Union Fire Company, at the Fire
Engine House, Wednesday, Januar!
= 81, 1926, from to 8 p. m.
Mrs. Louis Young and Miss Jessi
h Regan, Of 81 Clinton street, were
shoppers Thursday in Philadelphia
e Samuel w. Kerr, Of Union am
{ Jefferson streets, was Monda,
:. visitor in Rosemont.
Raymond Wesner, Of Bridge street
o was a Saturday shopper in Trenton
n Percy Bush, of Sandy Ridge, wa
= Tuesday visitor here.
= Miss Rachael NJ. Slack, daughter 0
Mrs. Olene Slack, Of Hooker Build
r ing, on North Union street, was mar
a ried Saturday at Elkton, Md, I
. Warren Ellcott, of North PhiladeI
n phia. Mrs. Ellicott is teacher
n the Stockton schools.
t. Mrs. George Hartman, of Churc
street, Mrs. Ethel Smith, Of Mort
y Main street and Mrs. William Shoe
d maker, Of Buttonwood street, wei
5, shoppers in Trenton last Saturda,
1. SOUR KRoUT SUPPER serve
}; by the Ladies Auxiliary Of the Unio
+ Fire Co. at Fire Engine House, Jai
: uary 27, 1926, from 5 to 8 p. n