The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-08-29
There viii be plenty Of amusement at the,
rs Pound Sociable. 2

next 10 oi3 W. ~ " tStltnefS mas Deen re-
tanned.
Rev. Mr.. Bowen, Prest Of the BORDEN
town Female Seminary, win preach in the Nj.
e. Church, of this city, next Sunday morn
ing and evening
Magic Pen! Writes Nth uater Post
paid, for 10 cents. Address, Harry Queen
Box 265, Lambertville, N. ]. ~
-On Friday Of last week, Mr. Sylvester
Probasco, Of this city, had one of his feet
mashed. by the falling Of the mast of the der
rick at the dam of the new water works.
"A good secondhand buggy wagon for
sale. Inquire at THE RECORD office. If.
A brick chimney, on the kitchen of Mr..
VIM. E .Stryker's house, on Coryeil street, in
this city, tumbled down on last Saturday
morning, making some little noise but not eff.
fecting any serious damage.
Mr.. Samuel A. Carol, the Locktown
blacksmith, comes to the front with 1924 BUSH
els of Early Rose potatoes grown on FIVE
eighths of an acre of ground, on which we're al
so growing 175 pear trees.
That eloquent orator; Robert Voorhees,,
Esq, has been engaged to deliver his celebra-
ted lecture entitled (" Wealth; or the Rich and
the Poor, y in the Pennington Baptist Church,
on the evening of Thursday, September 9Th.
The series of letters entitled Notes from
New England - by Mrs. K. B Larson, which
are now being published in THE RECORD, are
of unusual interest, being we'll written and
showing excellent descriptive ability.
Go see Reuben White married to Phoebe
Brown at the Pound Sociable.a
Mr.. John Finney, of the Lambertvlle
Spoke Manufacturing Co., sailed for Europe
on Saturday last. He will visit England,
France and Germany on business connected
with the establishment of which he is the
head.
Pound Sociable, Holcombe Hail, Thurs
day evening, Sept. eth Admission, 10 cts.
---On last Saturday afternoon son of Mr.
Jacob Helms, Of this city and some other boys
were playing on the beams in the Alexsauken
bridge, when Mr.. Helms soon fell and frac-
tured his left arm above the wrist.
Writing paper, Zoe. to eoo. per box, at
Anderson's Drug Store. mar. 81.
MIR. Hugh E. Smith win open merchant
tailoring and ready made clothing store, on
Saturday, at the old stand of J. and Fl. E.
fsnith, corner Bridge and Union Streets
Hugh is coed tailor, and VIII cffcr a choice
lot of entirely new goods.
All can enjoy themselves at the Pound
Sociable.
The County Bible society's meeting on
the Fair Ground, on Tuesday, was well attend
ed, and the exercises highly interesting Hon.
John t. Bird delivered the principal address,
and an excellent one. Rev. Mr.. Hart, of Som
erset Co., and Mr.. Marsh, of Morris Co., also
spoke. Mr.. Vim. Emery, of Pennington, was
elected President for the ensuing year, and it |
was voted to hold the next meeting at Blooms
bury.
Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses, GU
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. M.
w. Cooley's. M d6'tf
The following gentlemen met at the
Trenton House, Trenton, yesterday, and or
ganzcd the Trenton Agency Directory of the
Penn Mutual Life insurance Company Of
Philadelphia, Pa: j. II. Brewer, J. L. MUIR
ply E. R. Solliday, 90. Bowman, ]. Moses,
A. G. Yard, Lewis Parker Jr., and s. G. Ian
dis. The following officers were elected. J.
H. Brewer, PresidentS E. Il. SollfdaN Vice
Presidents; o. o. Bowman, J. Moses, A. c. |
Yard, Finance Committee; Lewis Parker, |
Jr,, Treasurer; S. G. Lands, the General A
gent of the Company, Secretary.
Several novelties will be introduced at the
Pound Sociabie.
Nov is the time to buy Singer Sewing
Machine. They are sold at $50. Lower than
any other first class machine. For sale at
Schulhaus', s. 3. corner Church and Union
streets.
The contract for building the new Masonic
hall in this city Doth the carpenter and mas
on work. has been awarded to Capt. JAS Bird |
This guarantees good job, as the Captain
never sights his work. The building will be
commenced as soon as the building material
can be got on the ground. Tie Banking room
in the hall for the Use Of the Amwell Nation
al Bank viii be made as hear fire proof as
possible the joists for foor and ceiling being
of iron, arched with brick, and with solid
brick walls on all SlQeS OF bn6 TOOtH. ~ large
iron and brick iire-proof vault WIN also be
built
The Pound packages will be sold at auc-
ton during the evening, and will cause much
amusement Pound Sociable," Hoicombe
Hall, September 9th.
The Temperance Harvest Home, heldon
Wednesday Of last week, in Parsons Grove,
New Hope, by the Reform Club of this city,
was grand success. Not for years has there
been SO large turnout of people on an occa-
sion Of the kind. The addresses by N. j. Lee,
of Wilmington, Rev. B. F. Robb, of Stock
ton; DR.. J. G. Kitchener, of Line Lexington,
G. A. Skilman, Esq, of Lambertville, J. p.
Rogers, Of Ddylestown, Rev. f. r. s. Hun
sioker, of Carversvlle, Pa, Rev. W. d. Roberts,
of Solebury, Pas aud others, were of unusual
excellence, but the large number of addresses
made a surfeit of these good things The
readings of Mrs. Herr, of this city; and Miss
Eallie B. Paxson, of Solebury, were listened
to with interest by the large audience: The
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