The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1925-09-03

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delphia, visited the Rev. A. W. Hen
zell last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Scott and
son, George, have moved to Chicago,
where Mr.. Scott is manager of the
Chicago office of the Goodyear Rub
Der Co. Their many friends regret
to see them leave.
DR.. Thomas R. Ryan, pharmacist
of the Cochran Drug Store, was a
weekend visitor in Atlantic City.
In consequence of the increase in
membership of Troop One, Lambert
vile Boy Scouts of America, Char
Jles Sutterly has been appointed
as Assistant Scoutmaster to Scout
master Ernest Taylor The troop
are planning weekend trip to
Trenton Shops Recreation Grounds.
They leave on Saturday morning,
September 9Th in charge of
Scoutmaster Ernest Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon R. Harris and
children, of rural Lambertville, have
moved to Sharpesburg, Pa, where
Mr.. Harris has taken over the su-
perintendency of the Rosemont Stock
Farms, owned by Heinz, the pickle
king.
Nathan Roberts, of New York
City, was a weekend visitor here
and in New Hope with his wife. the
former Miss Ethel Wallace and Win
field Wallace. Mr.. Roberts is ON a
hurried business trip from Japan
and the Orient where he is superin-
tending the construction of phone
systems for the General Electric
Company. He was for several years
connected with the Bell Telephone
Company.
DIR. T. J. Bensley, rector of st.
Andrews Church, returned from his
vacation in England on last Tues
day evening. He was greatly i'm
proved in health from the ocean voy-
age, and expressed himself feeling
splendidly.
Rev. A. w. Henzell, of Dayton,
Ohio, who has been supplying the
pulpit at St. Andrews during Dr.
Bensleys absence, leaves tomorrow
for his home where he is engaged
in educational work. He has been
well received by the st. Andrews
congregation, and on his part is
gratified by the friendships he has
made during his stay here.
M and Mrs. Clarence l.. Teel and
son, Lawrence, have returned to
their home, "a North Main street,
after a months stay in the Pocono
Mountains.
Local people drawn for the Sep
TENDER term of the Grand Jury last
week are Mrs. Carrie Cochran,
Thomas R. Walker, Marion Stockton
and Joseph W Cooper. Petit jurors
are Joseph l.. German Walter Park
err, Richard A. Holcombe, Alice
Leary, and Frederick Malloy.
Miss Ethel Wallace and Mrs. Cor
don Cooper were business visitors in
New York City last Friday.
The first anniversary of the Fire
Patrol Ambulance will be on Sep
TENDER 18th. Over sixty cases were
served by the ambulance during
the year, clearly proving it is sup
plying great need.
A peach festival will be held at
Amwell Baptist Church, one mile
east of Sergeantsville. on Friday
evening, September 18th. This will
provide a pleasant trip for many in
Lambertville.
Several Chautauqua supporters are
advocating that the Chautauqua be
held in Lambertville next year in
stead of New Hope. The continued
guarantors indicates that changes
of some kind should be made. 1t is
pointed out that the lot used as
playground by the Third Ward
School would make an admirable To-
cation for the Chatauqua tent.
Major C. A. Angel Post, No. 20,
G. A. R., announce that their 49th
annual anniversary will be observed
on November goth. A chicken supper
will be served, and an entertain
ment will follow.
William Hunt, of Coryell street,
was confined to the house several
days last week with stomach trouble.
But we are glad to report that he
is out again this week.
John D. Jones, of 16 North Main
street, and Louis Bregan, Of Cot
tage Hill, played with the Doyles-
town Band last Saturday afternoon
at a picnic in Kulpsville. In the
evening they supplied music for the
Fireman's Carnival at Horsham.
The Lambertville Rotary Club
makes an appeal to the boys and
girls of this vicinity to avail them
selves of a High School education.
Parents are especially urged to con-
slider the benefits their children will
receive from this valuable prepare
ton for life. Don't send your child
rem out into the world handicapped
by the lack of sufficient education.
Miss Lillian Fluck, of 8 Lambert
street, has been mentioning with
party of friends on a camping trip
at Manasquan Beach.
Mrs. Elmer Carr. of North Union
street, and Mrs. Mae Myers, are
visiting at Long Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chapple, of
Delaware Avenue, were visited last
week by Mrs. p w. Hartwell and
sons, George and Clifton.
Mrs. Harry H. Swallow, of North
Union street, lost the first joint of
the thumb on her right hand yes
terday, when it was amputated by