The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1925-01-29
CARVERSVILLE


GAINESVILLE
Considerable excitement was caus-
ed in the village of Carversville on
Sunday afternoon when team of
horses belonginf to Mr.. Switzer, a
butcher living on the Ferry road
near Point Pleasant came dashing
down college hill. Mr.. Switzer does
not know what frightened the ami
mails and caused them to run away.
Opposite the home of L. V. He'll
yer the sled ran into the ditch and
upset, throwing the occupants out.
The animals broke loose from the
sled and ran to Peters Corner
where they were caught by Howard
Paul. In the shedding party at the
time of the accident were; Mr.. Swift
ger, and daughter, Miss Emma
Switzer and small child who lives
at the Switzer home, Mrs. Dubbs and
baby and friend of Brooklyn, N. Y,
and Arthur Bow of Byram, N. J.
Miss Emma Switzer is suffering
with sprained back, Mrs. Dubbs
sustained a fractured arm, the
Dubbs baby who was thrown out
before the sled upset was cut about
the face, and Arthur Bow, who
jumped, sustained sprained knee,
The injured were taken into the
home of Edwin V. Hellyer and Civ
en- first aid by DR.. Roscoe c. Magill
of New Hope, who was making a
professional call at the Christian
0rphanage at the time of the acct
dent. Later the injured were taken
by James King to the Switzer home
One of the horses was also slight.
ly injured. A large number of child
rem that were coasting on the hill
all escaped.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Curtis ant
children of Lambertville, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Foster, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Magill re
Gently entertained Mrs. E. Davis ant
friends from Germantown.
Charles Selner of Doylestown was
business visitor in the village
Monday.
Miss Evaline Drake and friend OF
Trenton, N. j., spent Sunday at
Miss brakes home here.
Miss Alice Corson of Hatboro
spent the weekend with her mother
Mrs. Martha Corsoa.
Miss Emma C. Carver is spend
ing this week with friends at New
Hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest C. Crooks
and sons, Croydon and Malcolm,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Slotter at Holicong.
The oyster supper held by the
"Uneda Club" Saturday evening was
a big successes socially and finan-
cially. Four cakes were given away
in the cake walk, the luckily win
ners were Miss Kizzie Worthington
and Howard Paxson; Miss Marian
Wiley and John McNeal; Mrs. Har-
ry Foster and Gussie Zimmerman;
Miss Grace Duckworth and Edward
Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry
Watson of Doylestown were supper
guests of Miss Helen Watson and
father, jerks G. Watson. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul and
2hildren. Miss Dorothy Magill, Miss
Maud Holcombe, and Miss Muriel
Miehener, were among those who
scw abraham Lincoln" at the
Strand Theatre at Doylestown on
Tuesday evening.
Miss Violet Thatcher has return
ed after spending few days al
Lambertville, N. j., as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Cole.
Mr.. L. Redfeld Of Doylestown re.
emily installed for I. w. Closson, q
five tube Atwater Kent radio with
loud speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. James King and
son Sylvannus and Mrs. Irwin Sine
were Doylestown visitors Monday.
James Skillman of New Hope, was
a business visitor in the village or
Monday.
From Wednesday until Sunday
Of last week, the farmers in this
community who ship milk to Tren
ton, had to haul their milk to Sole
bury to meet the truck, which was
unable to get to Carversville un
til Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Asher Evans is critically il
at the home of her brother, George
Benner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey C. Pric,
who have been confined TO the house
for a couple weeks with grippe
are again able to be out.
Miss Grace Duckworth spent tn,
weekend at New Hope. the CUES
of her brother and wife, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Russell Duckworth.
Mail carrier Harry Quinby, wa
unable to make the trip to Doyles
town on Wednesday morning, blu
later in the day Louis Wilson tool
him over Up a sloigh,
Remington Magill spent sunda.
with his son Clifford Magill nea
Gardenville.