The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-06-06


and Saturday Of this week.
Tickets for the Orphean Goneert--one
night IS cts.-two evenings, 90 cents. Re
served seats without extra charge.
The Gilbert Family Of Jubilee Singers who
sang in the N. e. Church Of this city, viii by
request ofmany citizens, give another enter
tainment tomorrow Thursday EVENING" for
the benefit Of the NJ. g. Church, at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. E. E. Phillips win open a Select
School for young ladies and misses, in Lam
bertville, in September. English, French
and Latin taught. Number limited. Appli-
cation received for three weeks at "a York
street, Lambertville, N. j.
The amusing Cantata, g Trial by jury
will be performed at Hoicombe Hall, June
Goth and s1st. 1
George Beavers, of Glen Gardner, had
nearly all his smoked meat stolen one night
last week.
The Lambertville Paper Manufacturing
Co., WIN. McCready, Supt.) are now filling
an order for the United States Government
for Manila paper, the sum received for which
will be between $4,000 and $1,000.
The ladies of the Baptist Church of this
city will hold a FEES tivai in the church edifice
on Friday and Saturday evenings of this week
The building will be decorated in a pleasing
and unique manner, and choice refre shments
of all kinds will be offered. Good m usic will
also be provided.
The festival of the NJ. E. Church will
take place at Holcombe Hall on Wednesday
and Thursday of next week.
w. F. Herr Esq, of this city, passed a
creditable examination before the Supreme
Court, as an Attorney, yesterday We con-
gratulate him.
Entirely new programme at the Orphean
Concert, June Goth and 21st, including piano
solos and duets, orchestra music, choruses,
vocal solos, &c.
The season has arrived when hat is
needed which will protect the head from the
sun and at the same time keep the head cool.
Such hats can be found at Hottell's store, 274
East State Street, Trenton, where has just
been opened the largest and finest display of
straw goods in that city, including the very
recent styles of Summer hats, some of which
are extremely pretty. All styles and prices.
AN effort was made at the meeting of the
Board Of School Directors of this city, last
evening, to have them order one session per
day during the hot season-from until H.
instead of two sessions, as at present. The
effort was not successful, however,
The meeting of the Temperance Reform
Club, at Lyceum Hall, on last Friday evening,
was not largely attended, but it was one of the
most interesting ofany yetheld Remarks were
made by Rev. Mr.. Baum, and Messrs. j. A.
Anderson and Theo. Keightley. Mr.. Isaiah
P. Smith read selection.
The Reform club will be addressed by
Messrs. Warren A. Green, f. c. Colby, Gar
ret Pierman, Alex. Burnett and Rev G. H.
Thomas, on next Friday evening, at Lyceum
Hall. Let there be a good attendance. 1t is
to be hoped that every friend Of temperance
will attend these meetings as often as possible
We venture the assertion that no temperance
effort ever before inaugurated in this place
has shown anything like the good results that
have flown from this organization. To sum
up these in NUTSHELL great many drunk
ards have been reformed a great many suffer-
ing families have been made happy, and a
great many persons have been elevated
morally and socially through the efforts of
this Club. Let the work go forward.
The Orphean Musical Society will give
two grand concerts at Holcombe Hall, ON
Wednesday and Thursday, June goth and 21st
The Winona Orchestra and other musical tai
ent will assist. I