The Lambertville record., 1873-11-26
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= ihgs VIII pe Aeld ~ the BaptiSt Churcl,x mex
Sunday evening. Rev. J. S. Heis1er, OF til,
NJ E. Church, will preach.
"A small audience was present at the lee
\ ture of Major Herrick, on "Hard Raps," al
Lyceum Hall, on last Saturday evening.
! "A Union meeting of the Presbyterians
Baptists and Methodists, will be held in the
Baptist Church at Stockton, tomorrow
Thanksgiving day.. Rev. Mr.. Jackson, pastor
of the Sergeantsville church, will preach.
-Hcaly& Cohan's "Hibefniana y drew a
full house on Monday evening at Holcombe
Hall. Last evening there was a fair audience
present. Judging from the money spent for
amusements, the "hard-timcs y don't press
very hard ON our people.
Blind Tom gave a concert at Lyccum
Hall, in this city, on last Thursday evening.
He gave a good entertainment, playing rather
better, If anything, than when here on pre-
vious occasions. The audience was small.
The drug store in Milford, lately owned
by Mr. j. b. Spreul has been purchased by
Messrs. Robbins & Severns of this city, who
have re-stocked it, and have placed it in
charge of Mr.. Frank M. Leary, who lately
had charge of their New Hope store, -.
John Lilly, Esq, has removed from this
city to Elizabeth, where he viii engage in the
practice of the law.
Mr.. J. Frazer, Supt. of the Amwcll
Mills Co., of this city, has resigned his posi-
tion, to take effect January list. His successor
has not yet been appointed.
We hear of no efforts in New Jersey re-
specting the Centennial exhibition. Whoever
has charge of its interests in this state lacks
energy. Pennsylvania is engaged vigorously
in raising its quota of stock. In Bucks Co. u
Committee has been organized, with Gen. w.
w. H. Davis as chairman, and it is arranging
for raising the quota of that county, which is
$4,000.
We learn from the Independent that on
"Wednesday of last week, Zeigler, son of Jacob
Stires, of Frenchtown, broke bone in his
wrist while attempting to jump over a low
pailling fence.
"A donation visit will be given Elder A. b
Francis, at his residence near Locktown, OIL
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
The address delivered before the Hunter
don County Bible Society at Ringoes, N. j..
by its President, the Hon.. N. W. Voorhees,
Of Clinton, is now published in book form
and is for sale. l8## 49,
The corner stone of the new NJ. e
| Church at High Bridge, will be laid to-day
by the Rev. NJ. e. Ellison Presiding Elder OF
Morristown District.
! The Trenton State Gazette says that three
steers worth about $75 each belonging tC
John Taylor of Trenton, mysteriously disap
peared the other day from the premises on the
Belviderc Delaware Railroad. The sus-
picion is that they were stolen, and hearing
that some stray cattle were seen i'll the vicinity
of Goat Hill, the marshal and one of Mr.. Tay-
lor's men came up on Saturday and assembled
this famous hill i'll search of the animals.
They examined every nook and corner and
all they found was a rabbit. Leaving the
animal undisturbed on his native hill, they
descended, satisfied that the steers must
either be concealed i'll some other locality or
else have been cut up and furnished to num-
erous customers, who are entirely ignorant of
having eaten stolen meat.
s--Applcation is to be made. tot the next Leg
islature for an act to Incorporate Pennington.
The Berean Baptist church and congrega-
tion at Stockton will make their Pastor, Rev.
A. Cauldwell, donation visit tomorrow,
(Thnrsday afternoon and evening. G 9 q @ g
Mr. Henry Lott, president of the French
town National Bank, died in that town, on
Thursday of last week.
We sec it stated that Charles w. Jay,
formerly of Trenton, is prepared to give free
lecture in any church or public hall in the
State to which he may be invited. Subject
Northern Michigan, and its Moral and Re-
ligious Wants"
The annual meeting of the Mutual
Building and Loan Association of French
town was recently held. The folio wing otii-
GERS were elected to serve for one year Pres
ident-F. b. Fargo Treasurer. 5. Kug-
ler Secretary-C. S. Joiner. Directors-Wm.
Britton, A. p. Kachline, E. G. Williams, An
drew Robertson, John r. Hardon, David Rit-
tenhouse, David G.. Robinson, G. H. Slater
We learn from the Independent that at the last
regular monthly meeting fourteen loans OF
5000 each, were sold at an average premium
of s21. .37.SThe shares Of stock of this Asso-
citation are now worth $G9.02.
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