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NEW OFFICERS FOR
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

Lambertville-The closing meeting
for the season of the Womens For
eign Missionary Society, of the
Methodist Church, was held last
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Hardwick, of Cottage Hill.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year, Mrs. p R..
Conner, president; Mrs. Margaret E..
Jennys, vice president; Miss Sarah
Silvers, End vice president; Mrs.
William c. Regain, Bird vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Charles Holconlbe, Rec
Secretary; Mrs. John f. Massey,
cor. secretary; Mrs. Theodore Stout,
treasurer; Secretaries Miss Sarah
Silvers, Evangelistic work; Mrs. Ly-
dia Abbott, temperance; Mrs. DIN
VanNest, stewardship; Quarterly col
lectors for years of 1926 and 1927
Mrs. John f. Massey, Mrs. William
C. Regain, Mrs. Walter Hayhufst,
Mrs. Walter Parker, Mrs. Werner
Green, Mrs. Lydia Coryell ard Mrs.
George Kitchen. Miss Edith Udy,
Supt. Standard Bearers; Mrs. y r.
Conner, Supt. Kings Heralds and
Mrs. Emma Paxson, Supt. Little
Light Bearers.
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whole-hearted support. But in the
case of Queen High" Philadelphia
had confidence in its own judgement
This musical comedy came eto Paila-
delphia three months ago with the
intention of playing three weeks
and then opening on Broadway. But
it scored such a tremendous sue
cess that on three different occas-
ions the New York run was post
poned and now it has been definite
ly decided that Queen High" will
remain in the Sesqui-City as the
official summer theatrical attrac-
ton.
Speaking of Queen High" the
Public Ledger said: "There are more
laughs in one act, or even in a
fraction of an act, than most mus
ical comedies have in their entire
length" The Philadelphia Record
said; every member of the COM
pany made a hit-the chorus is
perfection-and the orchestra played
the music as though inspired. The
Philadelphia Bulletins verdict was:
GAS fast, frolicsome and entertain
ing a musical show as one could
wish, put over by an exceptionally
clever company"
All Philadelphia people are advis-
ing their friends to see Queen
High" as one sure way of spending
an enjoyable evening.
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POLICE COURT NEWS
Elmer w. Smith, Magistrate

Elmer w. Smith, Magistrate
The following cases were arraign-
ed before Justice Smith within the
past few days for violation of the
traffic light ordinance and fined each
$500 and costs: John r. Vert, of
Hopewell, arrest by Trooper Wal
lace. William F. Banks, of Trenton,
arrest by Trooper Wallace. Harry
H. Wades of Trenton, arrest by Of
ficer Morse. Daniel Goccia, of Lam
bertville, arrest by Trooper Wallace.
Charles E. Heater, of Trenton, ar
rest by Trooper Fusco.
During the past week the Depart
ment of State Police have been
checking up on automobile equipment
Trooper Anthony ]. Fusco, had
charge of the work in this city.
Those fined, with costs, were: Robert
Tams, Trenton, light not working,
no registration, $500; Helen Berger,
Rngoes, no drivers license; $1.O0.
Herbert S. Newil1, Stockton, no tail
light, $500. Walter Ireland, Lam
bertville, no tail light, $1.00. Roeloff
S. Rice, Solebury, Pa, no head
lights, $500. Leon A. Hendrickson,
Trenton, no headlights, $500.
Donald Walker, Lambertville, no
registration card, $1.00. Joseph
Hunt, Trenton, horn not working,
$500. Robert Smith, Lambertville,
no registration card, $1.00. ]. S.
Warner, Lambertville, no registra-
ton card $1.00. Ray Leo Williams,
Trenton, no tail light, $500. Earl
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Light Vote In
HMnferdOn
Only 252 Votes Cast In Lambert.
vile Out OF 1851 Registered

ambertville-There being no con-
tests on the Primary tickets last
Tuesday, the vote was very light all
over Hunterdon County. On the
Republican ticket the nominations
were Charles A. Easton, for Con-
gress; Horace G. Prall, for Assem-
bly,; Fred w. Massey, for Freehold
er, William II. Black, for Sheriff,
and DIR. L. A. Hamilton, for Coroner
The Democrats nominated with
out opposition William NJ. Williams,
Congress; William E. Rittenhouse,
for Assembly; George N Robinson,
for Freebooter; Anderson Y. Kin
ney, for Sheriff, and DR.. E. W.
Closson, for Coroner.
The Lambertville vote amounted
to only 252 out of a registration of
2691. The vote was so small If was
not worth while tabulating by wards.
On the Republican ticket the votes
were Eaton, 143; Prall, 143; Massey,
144; Black, 1876; Hamilton, 2. (Dr.
Hamilton's name did not appear on
the battlot; his name was written
in.)
On the Democratic ticket the vote
was Williams, 80; Rittenheuse, Sc;
Robinson, 80; Kinney, IS; Closson
"a. Lambertville members of the
County Committee elected are James
Masterson and Mary T. Nagle, first
ward; Thomas H. Carmody and Eliz-
abeth Norris, second ward; Frank
Allegar and Amanda Shepherd third
ward, list. precinct; Leon Skillman,
third ward, End prec. (No woman
was named a member of the cleo
ton board was written in but dis
qualified to serve two positions.)
The Republican members of the
County Committee are Roy Ewing
and Reba Saunders, first ward
Thomas Hull and May Hartman
second; Lillian Kroesen and Nichola:
Coombe, third ward LIST precinct
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FOR RENT-PRIVATE GARAGE.
Apply Horace B. Roberts, New
Hope, Pa. (Jne10l
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LAMBERTVILLE
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Miss Frances Groginsky, Of 80
North Main street, was a Sunday
and Monday guest at the Martha
Washington Hotel in New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cramer, of
Trenton, visited Monday with their
son and daughter-ih-law Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cramer, of 205 North
Union street.
Thomas Thorne, of 26 Delavan
street, Assistant Superintendent Of
the New Jersey Rubber Co., was a
Monday business visitor in Harri-
son, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Conover and
little son, John, of Collingswood,
are visiting for few days with
the formers mother, Mrs. Hannah
E. Conover, of rs Bridge street, and
the latters' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Hoagland, of SO Clinton
street.
L ne lIsIutiij VI biiiS WY 6fNbih-
panied by the Lambertville Band,
decorated the graves of their de-
ceased members on last Sunday.
Lester Rocks, of 81 Elm street, re-
Gently underwent an operation for
appendicitis in st. Francis Hospital,
has improved and returned TO his
position Monday in the Atlantic and
Pacific Store on corner Union and
Bridge streets.
Mrs. Charles Fox, of Philadelphia,
is visiting for few days with MIR.
and Mrs. Clinton Oblinger, of 81
York street.
Mrs. John Mcpherson, of Flem-
ington, was Wednesday visitor
with Assemblyman and Mrs. Horace
G. Prall, of 148 North Union street.
DR.. L. A. Hamilton, of 81 North
Union street, left here last Satur-
day for a visit to Cherry Tree, Pa,
Pittsburg, and points in Ohio. He
will be gone for week or ten days.
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EXAMINATION OF
SCHOOL CHILDREN

Miss Whitlow will examine child
rem expecting to enter the first ward
school in the fall on Thursday and
Friday afternoons of this week, June
II and 10, from 1:15 to 400. Any
children who were to report at the
third ward last week and failed tc
do so may report this week at the
first ward
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Fast, Fr0IicSome
And Entertaining

Visitors to Philadelphia this sum-
mer are finding not only the Sesqui-
Centennial Exposition a source of
great enjoyment, but are flocking
to the Chestnut Street Opera House
where Queen High, declared to be
the most successful musical comedy
in years, is breaking all records for
attendance.
Queen High is unique among
musical attractions that have come
to Philadelphia. Usually the Quaker
City, like all other communities out
side of New York City, wait for
the Broadway approval of a play
or musical show before giving it
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BOY SCOUT NEWS

AT the Delaware Valley Review
Board held last Thursday evening
the following list of scouts passed
their Second class examinations:
No. 5 Roy benson, Scoutmaster-
Franklyn Bright, Joseph Bright,
Walter Johnson, Lester Leftover.
Jack Lindsey, Kenneth Masten,
Clinton Thorn. Mt, Airy No. 1, Rev.
Wilbur J. Thrush, Scoutmaster, and
Robert Finch, First Glass. Lambert
vile No. 5, Richard Conner. Merit
Badges-No. 3, Paul Vetter, Scout
master-Fred Petrie, Carpentry, Civ
les, Craftsmanship, Handicraft, Pub
lie Health, and Safety First. No. 5
Richard Conner, Personal Health.
The passing of these tests puts
Lambertville No. 8 in third place,
and Lambertville No. 5 in fourth
place toward the Council flag con-
test. Vetter and benson both say
it is going to be in LambertviIle.
Here's roofing for them.
Another SCOUTLEADERS meet
ing this Thursday night at P NJ
Sharpl st. Andrews Hall. Every
one out! Meeting will start prompt
ly at 8.
Hats off to the Odd Fellows So
cial Clubl!! Through their Contin-
gency Fund they are going to send
three scouts to Camp Pahaquarra
this summer. Scout Pedrick, of Troop
No. 1, Scout Schultz, of Troop No.
2, and Scout Leftover, of Troop No.
8, are the lucky boys. 1t is very
generous offer and is worry ex-
ample to the other fraternal organi-
cations in Lambertville.
Troop No. 2, Baptist Church, Ray
mond Roberts, Scoutmaster, was
handicapped by two scouts having
other engagements but one scout
won second in the Dressing Race
last Saturday. Scout Albert Arnwine
upheld the honor of the Delaware
Valley District. District finished in
fourth place beating the Princeton
District by two points and within
six points of District 3, of Trenton,
which finished third. Troop No. Is
of the Clinton Avenue Baptist
Church, won the Meet, and will be
known as the Council Field Meet
Championship Troop.
Tuesday is the last day Mr.. Liv-
ermore will be in the Delaware VAL
ley District on regular visits until
next fall. Mr.. Carrick at Scout Head
quarters, gid E. State St., Trenton,
will be available at any time If CIV
en- sufficient notice. Contact can be
had with the Central Office by call
ing Trenton 6032.
The Kiwanis Club is coming
across big and are living up to the
high ideals of their organization.
One of which is the helping of boy
hood. This year they are giving to
Paul Slack, Of Troop 2, one week
of Camp Pahaquarra.
Scouts wishing to 90 to the
Princeton Yale baseball game. who
are uniformed, may secure informa-
ton from District Commissioner
Frank Cole. The game is to be Sat
urday at Princeton. Friday at noon
is the dead line. transportation ex-
penses will be $l.35. This must be
given to Mr.. Cole at the time Of
registering. 75c round trip to
Trenton and 60e round trip TO
Princeton. Your lunch will be given
to you by the University authori-
ties. Scouts must leave Lambert
vile by 10 o'lcock and report at
Scout Headquarters Trenton by II
o'clock.
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ST. ANDREWS CHURCH
Rector: Rev. T. J. Bensley, d. d.

Sunday, June Goth: 3rd after Trim
ity. a. m. Holy Eucharist. 10 a. m.
Sunday School. IL a. m. Holy Euch-
artist and sermon: "The Virtues
Justice" 7.30 p. m. Evening Prayer.
Thursday, June oath: Nativity of
st. John the Baptist.
7.30 Holy Eucharist.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bus Line

LEAVE TRENToN-5:00 a. 600 a. M; $50 a. M; 700
a. MI 1880 M. hour thereafter on the hour
LEAVE LAMBERTvILLE-600 a. $3.50 a. M TOO a. M;
7.8o a M; 800 a. M hour thereafter on
the hour
Leave Trenton for Lambertvile-530 Leave Lambert
Vile for Trenton 6:80 p. M
Round trip good for ten days. doc one way
Trenton Terminal Willow street Trenton Lambervie
Terminal, Cases North Union street
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NEW HOPE
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Mrs. Harvey Mitchell and Miss
Aid Society of the P. r. K. in Bor-
Hattie Mitchell attended the Ladies
dentown on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elber VanHorn and
children, of Easton, visited Mrs.
Madaline Wilcox, of Bridge street.
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Skillman, of
North Main street, visited friends in
Princeton, N. j., on Wednesday.
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MN. AIRY pREsRYTERIAN

Sunday, June goth. 1890 A. M.
Miss Anne Elizabeth Taylor, Field
Representative Of Board Of National
Missions will speak. 7.30 2. NJ.
1.-THE Ten Great Discoveries"
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Buchanan, Lambertville, and Frank
Palmer, Stockton, no registration
cards, cases yet to be tried.
Edward Bodine, Of Mount Holly,
New Jersey, was arrested by Troop
err Fusco and charged with operat-
ing an automobile that had not been
registered. He pleaded guilty to the
offense and was fined $1,000 and
costs.
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Nelson obIinger and Kate Buckrnan

Nelson 0blinger and Kate Buckrnan
third ward End precinct
For Justice of the Peace Elmer
w. Smith, incumbent, received As
votes. The names of four others
were written in as follows; VIM
Morse, 2; Wallace Thornton, 2,
James Cleary, 1; DR.. Closson, i;
Clarence Naylor, l. The city is en-
titled to six Justices, and unless the
nominees object their names will
stand for confirmation if it is re-
quested.
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