The Lambertville record., 1926-11-04
HALLOWEEN
PARADE WAS
GREAT SUCCESS
Hundreds OF Dollars Worth OF
Prizes Awarded And Parade
And Streets Were Thromg-
ed With Merry Makers
NAMES OF WINNERS

Hope and surrounding communities
united in one big elaborate demon
stration last Friday evening when
thousands of people congested the
streets and the participants in the
masked and costumed parade was
the greatest ever held in the city.
The judges were sorely tried in
selecting the winners, for there were
50 many clever and elaborate cos
tunes that their judgement was
hard to give in awarding some of
the prizes.
There were four good bands in
the line of march, and they dis
pensed music with a vigorous will
to provide marching time for the
participants. The onlookers were in
a constant state of laughter or ad-
miration as they laughed uproarous-
ly at the comic costumes and gasp
ed in amazement at some of the
elaborate ones. The fire alarm which
announced the fire at Niece's coal,
lumber and feed yard, failed to
dampen their spirits. The winners
are:
Charles and Robert Mcnamara,
Best Original Group, Nos. 494 and
1870, $1,000; Flora Williamson, Helen
Holcombe and Ethel Smith, Camp
BELLS Soup, No. 201. $500; Mary
Parrish, Most Original Costume. No.
179, Radio Set; Edward Schmutz,
Mexican, No. 34l, Shirt; Eleanor
Dubs, of New Hope. Milk Maid, No.
1853, Sweater; Laura Parrish, Hula
Hula Girl, No. 1888, Scarf.
Thos. Roberts, Scare Grow, No.
$50, 2 bottles of hair tonic; Angelo
Chop, Tramp, No. 345, Razor and
Cream Betty Slack, Nurse, No. 159,
Writing Paper; Albert G. Hocken-
bury, Male Clown, Ne. 1913, Mems
Hose; G. S. Kerr, Devil, No. 307, /
yr. subscription to Beacon; Raymond
Skillman, Monkey, No. 475, $1.00;
Mrs. Marvin Sine, Mother and
Child, No 2s, $500; James Foran,
Clown, No. 299, si.G0; Norma Maple,
Snow Man, No. 1899, $1.00; Thomas
Mcclure, Devil, No. APT, S1.0O.
Gerald Saxton and Ethel Fulmer,
Bride ard Groom. No. d, Cake; Hr,
Daisy Huselton and Miss Kate
Bueknan, Kewnie Dolls, No. 81,
$500; Ruth Morrell, of New Hope.
Miss New Hope, No. Id, $500;
Eleanor Edwards and Avis Bair,
Flag Girls, Nos ITO and Ill, $500;
Doris Refuge, Japanese Girl, No 60,
51.00; w. Walker, Mexican, No. 291,
S100; R. J. Masterson, Squaw, No.
10, | pr. silk hose; Mary Ritten-
house, Farmer, No. 1863, suit case;
Irrry Kaplan, Jew, No. 68, Har-
monica.
P, S. Skillman, Skeleton, No. 800,
neck tie; Eva Trumbower, Fat
Woman, No. 1863, fresh ham;
eleanor and Betty Callan, Roller
skates, Nos. 27 and 206, Basket
Groceries; Mrs. Warren r. Smith,
Of New Hope. Witch, No. 1876, AL
bum; Helen Voorhees, and Marion
rempleton, of New Hope, i776-1926,
No. 38, Ham; L. Fisher, Gypsy, No.
461, Shampoo set; Helen Horn and
Hazel Adams, Bride and Groom.
Nos, AGO and 225, Cake; Daisy end
David Todd, Scotchmen, Nos. 42s
and 1886, Basket Groceries.
Mildred Mackler and Virginia
Montgomery, Peaches and Browning,
No. 81, $500; Laura and Lillian
Parrish, Valentine Girls, No. 383,
$500; Margaret Tiernan and Mary
Mathews, of New Hope, Fairies, No
394, Box Candy; Jos. Patterson, Far
mer Boy, No. 10, $1.00; Edith
Hath, Most Original Costume, No
181, Child's Sweater; KATHERINE
Kroeson, Flower, No. 372, $1.0O;
Harry MacEer, Cowboy, No. 318,
Watch; Jack wilson, Archer, No.
440, $1.00.
Donald Roberts, Uncle Sam, No
400, flash light; Ruth L. Gee5ey,
dressed and smallest girl, No. 373,
$1.00; Mabel and Freda German,
Sailor girls, No. 37s, $1.O0; Gather
inc Faherty, Jack Faherty, Virginia
and Anna Mathews, Juvenile Group,
No. 81, $500.
EXTRA PRIZES
Mrs. P. C. Hath, Hunter, No. 178
smoking stand; Carmella Welsh
Tom Girls, No. IS, box candy; Mrs.
Inhn Kise Hunter No 100 VI