The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-01-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lstaa0ertuasio, NJ, Jan. 20, 1872.

LssssaoestraSio, Nj. Jan. -, 1879
asIs i Tie privilege of Fzeeafess. Administrators
Guardians &C. having charge 81 the settlement 81 Is
ates before the Surrogate have Che legal notce rs
ating thereto printed IN TBE Rscoap eas sst
ing IN amy cf The above pestiens should asar this Il
mind and request ~ Surrogate 10 sena the notices g
this Office
The Union engine was cut on trial this
"wednesday morning.
belmont Perry, formerly Of Pennington.
has been appointed Prosecutor Of the Pleas OF
Gloucester county
-on Sunday evening last, Mrs. Green. Wild
ow of the late Samuel Green. Of this city, no
cidentaily fell and badly sprained her wrist,
AN " Old Folks Concert, by number
of Pennington singers, will be given IN that
place on the 22d Of February.
An Oyster Supper and Festival, for the
benefit of the Dc. =. Church, win be hold in
Masonic Hall, Pennington, on Thursday ev-
ening, February 9th.
Tho farm 81 William G. Aipaugh, (iceeas-
cd, near Lebanon Station, was sold on Thurs
day last to George g. Mcpherson for $55 per
acre.
The special religious services which have
been 10 progress in the Presbyterian, Method
lst and Baptist Churches Of this city for three
or four weeks past, are being continued this
week. There is some interest manifested
All are invited to attend these meetings.
"A lime-wagen, TO wbich was attached
three mules broke through The ice near the
shore) on Che river on Tuesday afternoon
No particular damage YVES done, bat the driy-
er was put TO some inconvenience in getting
his team and wagon out.
The congregation and friends Of the Rev
G.. T, Love, of the Croton Baptist Church,
viii make him Donation Visit, al the Par-
sonage, on the afternoon and evening Of We'd
nesdag, February 9TH. An are cordially IN
.ited
On Thursday Afternoon, as coal train, be-
ing drawn by engine No. 177, on the Central
Railroad, was passing through lien Gardner,
a man by the namo OF Geo. Sheets, residing
in that neighborhood, was knocked down and
run over, and had his head nearly severed
from his body.
The Concert Of Tire Citizens Cognet
Band, OF this city, wit take place at IIolcombc
Hail. on Wednesday evening, Feb. f2th on
nhieh occasion they will be assisted By sever
al soloists, both vocal and instrumental, and
also by an orchestra. tt is to be hoped that
our citizens viii give them the encourage
ment Of their presence
-Hnuter6en's representatives in the T,estis.
iaturs are thus placed on the several commit
tees Senator Pidcock- Engrossed Bills
Joint Committee on Passed Bills on Reform
School FOR Boys In the House Mr.. Godown
is on Agriculture and Agricultural College,
and JOINT committee on Sinking Foud. Mr
Ramsey on Passed BIS, and Joint committee
on Soldiers ChildIea's iiame.
Alta meeting Of tbe new Board Of Direc-
tors Of the Del Val T s NJ Agricultural So
ciety, held last Wednesday, tho following Of
1icers we're chosen
President-.A. II Heath.
Vi ce-Fresidonis--Jos. H. Boozer, .ieliB
Quick
Ireaslrer-Geisaom Lambert.
Cor. Sec y--Jeramiah Hayhusst
Rec. Sec VI. S. Roberts.
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List or bprqeBs IENa1sINe USaA1Lee
voe At qaE Posr OgrtcH Ar L1MBsRqeula,
HUNrssDoa Co, n. J.. ron so nays, JAN.
25, 1879:
H G. Robbins.
Miss Matilda Burroughs.
Charles Coan (care Mr. Atcllley-
CLAnK PIERsoN, ? NJ.