The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-07-08
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Local MIscELLANy.-T The festival and con
cert by the new band, on the Sd and 4th inst,
did not more than pay expenses.
The wife of Rev. DR.. Crane, Of Newark,
gave an address in the M. E. Church in this
city, on last Sunday evening, in behalf Of Wo-
mans Work in Missions. It was quite in
teresting.
of teachers to other places. Miss Helen Gal
lagher teaches in the public school of Phillips
burg Miss Clara Pierson in the public school
of Morristown; Miss Annie Horton and Miss
Lizzie Butterfoss in the Fairfax Female
Seminary, Winchester, Va; and Miss Sallie Ely
and Miss Lille Williams in the Model School,
Trenton.
MIR. W. 1Tackereth, who left this city for
his. home .ins England .somess weeks + ago,
reached his destination in due time. His
friends will be sorry to hear that his health is
still deoIi6iI;SSa g 10 i as.i1i sIir $3.50 \
-LafmiDssfftssiille gets its Mayor at present
from the same source that it gets it's whiskey
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The dspsnd iss states IA s1 that the French nh
town huharyks b& stsftsq again. I'M. ).
H. Krebbial, of .Phila.,, has leased it and will
put seven hands at work Immediately and add
others as the business demands.
-Frenchtown is annoyed by fast driving.
Put on the fine.
-E. B. Reeder Esq, graduate from the
Office of E. r. Bullock, esq, at Remington,
mas commenced the practice of law at French
towa That place has been without lawyer
for some time.
The Colorado potato bug has reached
Huntenlon County, at least Mr.. Thos Bar
croft. near Frenehtown, has found some on his
potato vines Having lived west he knows
them to be the genuine ''bug-"
The walls Of the new stone depot at Mil
ford are about up. 1t will be very neat
budding when completed
If yeu want . good slate roof put ON,
call on Helms IS Clinton St., Lambeitville.
Rev VIM P Breed, D. D., pastor of the
West Spruce Street Presbyterian Church,
Philadelphia, preached in the Presbyterian
Church Of this city last Sunday morning and
evening. Rev Mr.. Breed y 2 speaker Of I'M
usual ability, and is always welcomed by large
doh0ssaipk& hek Ebelpf sschdy tAR ETY.
Rev. Mr. stpddd ilS u supplied Rev. Mr..
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Rev. Warren Lincoln, of Danbury, Conn,
is expected to preach in the Baptist Church
of this city, next Sunday
"A young man of good address, and an en-
tire stranger in Glen Gardener, in this county,
few weeks ago persuaded some sixty of the
people of that town to give him a dollar
a piece for Woods Household Magazine for
year and two premium chromos,r the first
installment of which was to reach subscribers
by the end Of the week. The papers did not
come and the victims would like their swindlcr
passed around by the press.
The survey and location of part Of the
Delaware and Bound Brook Railroad were
filed in the Secretary of States Office on Mon
day. The description begins at point in
the Pennsylvania State line in the Delaware
river, and then runs through lands Of Charles
KeeleAaS1a: ~ sfeIlva.ie siags ETlbgy9 Gin
dali, II Ewing township, Mercer county.
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next point will be from VIM. c. Tindall's
land through Ho5p rss Il and Bound Brook.
--Hunterdon County and the Williamses are
specially h6no5fed. At Lafayette Commence
messz rss&gssssslasx RxFilliaeR1a son
of R. L. Williams, of Erenchtown, carried off
the st.honors !; and at the Commencement
of the State Normal School, recently, Miss
Isabella w. Williams, daughter of Mr.. Grit
filth Williams, Of this city, took the highest
honors of the graduating class.
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BITTEN BIT A MAD Doe.--A son of Stephen
Brady, of this city, aged 9 years, was bitten
by dog on last Monday, which is supposed
to have been mad. The dog belonged to
VIM. Gown, Esq, and was in Mr.. Brady's
charge. While at dinner, the dog attempted
to bite an older son of Mr.. Brady, and then
attacked and bit the one above referred to.
Mr.. Brady tied the dog up, but did not sup
pose he was mad. Mrs. Brady noticed during
the afternoon that the dog was swapping at
the tree TO which he was tied and at other
objects and that he gave other indications of
having the hydrophobia This alarmed the
parents and the boy was taken to Dr. Rice,
who treatkd ahes okse ncsddta$tR the most
approved methods. The dog was shot
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