The Lambertville record., 1926-06-10
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bodine and
two children, of Lambertville, We're
Sunday callers at Edward Keown's
home.
Mrs. George Larson is i'll at her
home here. Mrs. Lizzie Sanders, of
Centre Bridge, visited her on Sun
day.
Austin Dawson, of Centre Bridge.
motored to West Chester, Monday.
His daughter, Florence, returned
with him for her vacation from
West Chester College.
George Wilkinson is visiting
friends in Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs. Charles Wethcrill, of Broad
street, recently visited in Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Woodruff, of
Stockton road, announce the birth
of a son in Mercer Hospital last
Friday. Mother and son are doing
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pyatt, Of
Pennington, were recent callers with
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. C. Rockafellow.
Mrs. Howard Carter, of Lambert
vile, is assisting in the care Of her
father, Michael Niece, who remains
very i'll at the home of his son-in-
law, John Baker
Paul Harrison has the measles.
Sadie Fauss and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Whitlock, of Washington
Crossing, visited George Bells, of
Rosemont last Sunday,
Mrs. William Larue, of Lambert
vile, recently visited at the home of
her brother, John Crum. Mr.. and
Mrs. Crum, Of Hopewell, were also
visitors there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Suydam, of
Quakertown, visited Sunday with
Mrs. Suydam's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. G. Leigh.
Mrs. Joseph Parent and Mrs. Ray
mond Parent, were Sunday callers
at the home of Mary II. Buchanan,
in Brookville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Angevine, of
Lambertville, visited Mrs. Edna Dal-
rymple Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Good and
children, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Emit
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bodine and
son, of Iambertville, recently visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Moore, of Bridge
street
Mrs. John s. Wilson visited in
Trenton last Monday.
Mrs. Rachel Croft, Of Three
Bridges, has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Laura Bush, Of Sandy
Ridge.
Elmer HoagIand and Raymond
Shepperd, Of Frenchtown, were re-
cent visitors at George Alleyne's.
Michael Kelly, of Pennington, was
"A Sunday visitor with his sister, Mrs
j. Sillery. -,
James Buchanan, of Lambertville,
was a weekend guest of his nephew
Harlem Buchanan, Of Gilboa.
Mrs. John Hoagland last Thurs.
day visited Mrs. Joseph Niece, Of
Kingwood.
Mrs. Serring Thompson and daugh-
ter, of Princeton, are guests OF Mrs,
Lulu Smith.
George Chamberlin and family
and Miss Mary Tettemer, Of Lam.
bertviIe, we're Sunday visitors OF
Mrs. Ellen Van Selous.
Mrs. William Mason Jr. has re-
turned from visit with her mother
in Camden.
Miss Emily Ent, of Lambertyille,
visited her aunt, Mrs. Lewis Bird,
last Saturday.
Frank Crum and family, of
Brookyille, spent Sunday at FRANK
Venable's.
Timothy Giles and wife, OF Tren-
ton, were Sunday guests of Charles
A. Smiths. Edgar Smith, their son,
is home from Lafayette College for
the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan, OF
Metuchen, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Elizabeth Lawshe, of Bridge
street.
Mrs. William Opdyke, of Bridge
street, has returned from visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Grace Bon
hams.
Mrs. Howard Reed and children
( have been visiting in New York City
Mrs. Isaac Baldwin gave whist
party at her home at Bovine sta
ton May 20. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Joseph Phillips, Mrs. Herbert
| Ireland, Mrs F. j. Eppelle and MISS
| LYMAN. Those present were Charles
Hamp, Mrs. George Titus, Mrs
Frank Titus, Mrs. Fred Harrison
Mrs. Il. S. Harrison, Mrs. Eva Glapp
Mrs. Cedric Norbury, Mrs. Hooven
Mrs. George Bogart, Mrs. Isaac
Baldwin, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. JOSEPH
Phillips, Mrs Herbert Ireland, Mrs
f. J. Eppelle, and Miss Charlotte
Lyman.
Miss Gladys Stevenson, of Dit
Corner, is visiting her brother AM
wife, of Plsinsboro.