The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-02-02

nuNI EhbuN SV.s n. j., FUR oV DAYS, JAN
20, 1881
Mrs Michael Cauley.
9. A. Morris.
Charles Burns.
CLARK PfERsoN, p NJ.
We were wrongly informed as to the sale
of the Huffnagle property In New Hope.
Since it was bought by Henry Houston, of
the Peuna R. R Co, some three years ago,
it has not changed bands. The report grew
ont of the visit of the Hon. Thos. A Scott to
Mr.. George W. Huffuagle, one day last week.
Mr.. H and Mr. Scott are old friends having
been sehoolmates.
The Fourteenth Annual Encampmeut of
the Department. of New Jersey. Grand Army
of the Republic, will muster on Thursday,
February oath, at the rooms of Post 81 in
Camden, at 10 clock, A. NJ The following
members from Major G. a. Angel Post, No,
90, of this city, will attend the encampment !:
Members of the Encampmeut Past Post
Commanders Chas. IL. W. Van Solver and
Chas A. Slack. aud Post Commander Benz
II. Joiner; Delegates Officer of the Day
James O. Bells, Comrade Ashbel W. Angel
and Officer of the Guard Cyrenas Slack AL
ternates-- somrade William II. Titus, Adju.
tant Harry =. Kroesen and Comrade Samuel
Stockton.
AT the Union Gospel Temperance meet
ing held in the room of the Friendship Social
Society, last Sunday afternoon, there was
large attendance. John Sproat, the President
of the Society, presided The exercises were
conducted as follows Singing, by the choir j;
Scripture reading, by Mr.. William Lauer ;
prayer, by Mr.. John Mcbride singing adj
dress, by Rev. P. A. Studdiford, d. D., of
the Presbyterian Church singing remarks,
by Mr.. William Lauer; singing doxology i;
benedicton, by Rev. Mr.. Studdiford The
next meeting will be held on Sunday, Febru-
airy 10, at the same place, commencing at
o'clock, when it is expected that an address
will be delivered by Rev. Amos johnson, of
the New Hope M. E. Church. The public is
invited.
X. OF P.-Henry w, Long, Grand Chancel
Tor of the Knights of Pythias installed the
officers of Home Lodge, No. 95, at French
town, on Tuesday evening of last week, as
follows.
P. C.-Henry Harden.
G. C.-George w. Bum.
V. Civilian r. Shnrts.
X. of r. s. S.--W lillian T. Srope.
Mat A. Wilbur Slack.
M. of F.-Pieston Smith.
NJ of E.-John r. Harden.
P.-John L. Slack.
o. G.--S. II. Stahler
l. G. Henry G. Robertson.
r. G. S.-Garret L. Peer.
This Lodge is increasing very rapidly in
membership. They have changed their meet
ing night to Tuesday of each week.
SMALL Pox.-This loatbesome disease pre-
walls to some extent in Philadelphia and in
several places much nearer. 1t behooves
every head of family, to see to it that all the
members of his household have been VACCINE
ated. The following are good rules. which
were lately issued by the New York board If
hesitb
II your cnildnp 44ye ee beea s#cciaaie4
have ttem vaccnearef AaHedia,sly
Ifthcs hive beeu yaeefna'ed aud me vac
cnaiion did nei taks sitL ANY one OF them,
have il repeated az once.
III auy member OF your family has been
vaccitlated hut once, aad that number of
years ago, have fresh vaccination row.
II is wise 10 be- vaceinated once in every
seven wears. though it is not. perhaps. abso-
lutelv necessary
Reyaccina,inn is absolutely necessary ca,
these who have onl, been v,,ecin,,ed IN IN.
fanny and are nav over II wears If aoe
The attention of our people is directed TO
The following item u is common custom
to have pnbiie funerals when deaths have
occurred from diplliileria OF scarlet fever.
The experience in other places should lead 10
wise precautions here
The New York Board of Health has done a