The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-14
PUBLIC scno Is.-Report of Grammar Departments
of the Public schools Of Lambcrtyie the month of

Lizzie Lake, 10 46i As
ssallie sutphlp. l712 ST. 70
Maggie Regain, 20 9l.5 80
Dora Reynolds, IA 66.S 81
Susie Reilly, l5% TAT 20
NJ Margerum, IS st.6 rs
Howard Vert 1917 500 SIS
Cornelius Twomey, 1917 892 So
Rennie Lands. lak $50 Sc
= Harrison, IA $50 d2
NJ Black. ~
GRAMMAR MISREPRESENTATION GRADE.
NJ Y Leech and A. f. Soul
No enrolled u. Present every day, H.
Among those noted for regular attendance are Josie
Butterfoss absent but day in six months and Willie
sutphin, present every day during three months.
SECOND cRADn4 Carrie Al Bssslss
No. enrolled, 4s
Present Epery Mary Barkley. Elmer IIarle, How
Mcdowell Eugene Pestse, Matte zsiser, Rattle bow
dren. George Black, Ida Barber, Rosa Condry, Mary
Kelly, Katie Kilroy, Lizzie Micke Ella Malone, Carrie
schuihaus Sadie schepler Katie Regain Eddie Risler
Distinguislei IN Rscaaons Mary farkley 100 Harry
Howard Marle ~ Elmer Marls. ss; Nellie Moore 81
Charlie Taylor Nellie Moore 90 Katie Bowdren 100
Ella Malone, 100; Katie Regain 90 Lizzie Mieke. ss
Eddie Risler as Carrie Schulhaus. es Saue Schepler
81 Howard FSo@e, % Katie Faimsr, D. w ''
Distinguished IN Depornaea-Mary Barkley 1905 Elmer
ree aoS cs @oos ssy Ms as
90 Jennie Hunt, e5 Katie Bowdren 100 Rosa Condry
s I ka a o Sa ss ksy Sa ss' a Anas
ans !, 40; Ella Malone. SO; Carrie Schulhaus, s6 ;
George Black %; Anna Dilley, 81; Eddie Risler, 90.
RIA " GIAs. W. BUM, Principal.
= "a 81 - - & vs.
ASK FOR IT Titus agrees to give not on
ly the worth of your money in furniture, but
also a bottle of improved furniture polish to
every purchaser.
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MEETING March 1e, s77.--Present-Arnett
Barron, Ely, Huselton, (Prest.) Holcombe,
Hunt, Moore, Martindell and Smith.
communication was presented, signed by
90 citizens, calling the attention of Council to
the necessity of having more light in the
neighborhood sof York and Clinton sts., aud
petitioning that lamp post may be placed at
the intersection of the said streets.
On motion received and referred to tho
Lamps and Gas Committee, to report at any
time.
The Finance Committee in reference to
case of overpaid taxes, of Rachel Ritten-
house, amount $15 90, reported that it was an
error in the assessment, and recommended
that said amount be credited to the Receiver
of Taxes. On motion SO ordered.
In case of overpaid taxes of Jas. D. Stryker,
amount $3.50, reported an error in the as
sessment, and recommended that the amount
be refunded, less the State and County tax.
On motion, an'order was authorized to be
drawn on the Treasurer in favor Of Jas. ID.
Strykel, for $2l00.
Also case of Harrison Carver, (guardian,)
reported an error in assessments and recon-
mended that the amount be refunded.
On motion, an order was authorized to be
drawn on the Treasurer iu favor of Harrison
Carver, guardian for $400.
Also, case of Carver & Williams, amount
1855, reported an error in assessment, and
recommended that the amount be refunded,
less the State and County taxes.
On motion, an order was authorized to be
drawn Oh the Treasurer in favor of Carver g.
Williams, for $3.50.
The Finance Committee in regard to the
Treasurer's report for February reported pro-
gless.
The Lamps and Gas Committee to whom
was referred petition for lamp post, corner
York and Clinton streets, returned the report
to Council, recommending that the petition
be granted and the post placed as petitioned.
Granted by the following vote
Ayes-Arnett, Ely, Huseltop, Moore and
Martindell5 5. Nays-Barron, Holcombe, Hunt
and Smith, A.
Mr.. Ely on behalf of Lamps and Gas Com
mittee presented the following proposals for