The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1926-04-01
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! Mrs. Wilfred Tindall entertained
friends from New Hope on Wednes.
day of last week
Mrs, John Albertson spent last
week in Trenton with her son. AL
fred Albertson.
Charles Still was called home from
Millersville State Normal School last
week on account of the death of his
grandfather, Thomas Naylor.
Miss Mildred Rodrock and Miss
Minerva Sherm, of Philadelphia.
were weekend guests of Mrs. Ella
Kock.
/ August Schmidt and Louis
Schmidt received word of the death
of their sister. Mrs Louisa Young.
of Merton, Pa, on Wednesday of
last week.
Frank Naylor, of Hopewell, and
Rufus Naylor, of Philadelphia, at
tended the funeral of their uncle,
Thomas Naylor, at Buckingham, ON
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Titus Slotter were
callers at Mechanicsville on Wed
nesday of last week.
Burton Bonner attended Oscar
Boileau's butcher route on Saturday,
Mr. Boileau being i'll with grippe.
Mrs. Elizabeth Slotter was Wis
itor in New Hope ON Tuesday.
Mary Wilkinson and George Davis
were callers at Wycombe and Forest
Grove last Wednesday.
Samuel Wilkinson and family, os-
car Boileau and Titus Slotter are
all confined to their homes with
colds and grip, and are under a
doctors care.
Charles Housel is building a
new garage on his property at the
Catalpa Inn.
A grass fire last week threatened
the large chicken houses on the
Buckingham Poultry Farm east of
this place, but it was extinquished
by the quick application of chem
icals the proprietor had ON hand
The fire was confined to the field
and, for time, it looked as though
the poultry houses would be swept
away by the flames. 1t is not known
how the fire originated.
George Robbins, of Yardley. called
on friends in town last week.
Miss Minerva Sherm, of Philadel-
phia, had radio installed in the
home of Mrs. Ella Koch.
Mrs. Lambert Still, who is i'll with
the grippe at her home here. and q
teacher in Pineville school, got hen
son Charles to substitute for her.
Miss Clara Ewers, who is spend
ing the winter in ST. Petersburg
Florida, sent a box of oranges ant
cocoanuts to her parents, Mr. ant
Mrs. William Ewers.
George Davis has new Fore
coupe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ewers spen
Tuesday with friends at Jamison.
Joseph Watson is the first one /,
+ the village to dig a garden. II
! planted lettuce and onion sets las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Titus Slotter, Mis-
;. Frances Slotter and Kenneth Pit
blado visited relatives Mt Perkasi
n on Sunday.
e Word was received here las
= Thursday of the death Of LeRo
Sickel, who died at his home i
= Willow Grove, of pneumonia. M
r Sickel was well known in this vic
nifty. Watson Knight and family al
J. tended the funeral last Sunday.
y Mrs. Charles Bisscy and nice
Ruth Davis, were Wednesday cal
II ers in New Hope.
William Kerr died at his hon
= here on Saturday, March 81, ag,
u 81. Mr.. Kerr was the son Of the la
= Charles and Sarah Kerr. He is su
vived by one sister, Mrs. MINI
y Rutherford, with whom he reside
!, and one brother, Joseph Kerr,
f Jamison. The funeral was held fro
$ the Jamison and VanBuslsirk Fun
:, eral Home in Doylestown, on Tue
day.
n Thomas Naylor died here at h
h daughters home on Monday Mare
%. lie was the son of the lat
Peter and Jane Naylor, of Ne
Hope. He is survived by one daugl
ter, Mrs. Lambert Still, and thrt
:, brothers, Harry Naylor, Richar
Naylor, of New Hope, and Charlie
Naylor, of Ohio. The funeral wa
= held in Buckingham Friends Nee
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