The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-03-09

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The shop Of Morgan 81 Ashton, shoe
makers, on N. Union street, 10 this city, was
entered last night by forcing open the rear
shutter, and a pair Of new caIf.skin lace
shoes, pair Of new calf-skin boots, aud a
pair Of new thick leather boots, together with
pair Of shoes that were being repaired, were
stolen. ,M
SocrABLE AND OYSTER SurPER.--A So
cable viii be held by Maj c. A. Angel Post
No. 90. g a. r., on Tuesday evening of next
week, at Lair's Hall. Good vocal and instrn-
mental music will be provided. The tickets
will be 35 cents for adults and Is cents for
children under 10. which not only entitle the
holders TO admission bat to an oyster supper,
at which oysters in all styles will be served.
If LARS Hall isn't crowded next Tuesday
evening it won't be because the Grand Army
boys don't offer the people enough for their
money. Be sure to buy ticket.
Rev. Samuel Nightingale, many years a
minister of tho Baptist denomination, with
charges in Bucks and Montgomery counties.
died last Thursday of old age at his residence,
Tenth street, above Chestnut, Philadelphia,
aged eigbty-nins years. For nearly twenty
years he had taken but little part'in the min
istry. preaching occasionally, however, and
occupying palpits temporarily Of late he
was known as salesman of drugs. The de-
ceased was the father Of the late DR.. HI. B..
Nightingale, of Rosemont, who was also the
editor of the Hunterdon Democrat from July,
1866, to July, 1867.
< THE NEWARK CONFERENCE The Twen-
ty-fourth Annual Session of this Conference
with which all the M. E. Churches in this
county are connected with the exception of
the La mbertville and Rock churches), will he
held in st. Paul's Church, Jersey City, March
30tb. Bishop Harris in the chair. Its terri
torv comprises about one third of the State of
New Jersey, also Staten Island and Rockland
county in the State of New York eight
churches in Orange and Sullivan counties, N.
Y. aud three appointments in Pike county,
pa. II cont,sil,s 204 members, of which num-
Der 1874 are IL the regular work are
missiopasies III foreign lands,2 are editors in
the Sunday School work. s are professors In
colleges er.sesainaries, 81 are on the super
namerary list, and a are s,lperannuateds s.
The Treaton staS Gazette tells the follow
ing story. in which " Lambertville cousin :
is made to iigures
FIRST EXPERIENCES AT THE THEATRE.--s
A BordentOwn girl and her cousin from Lam
bertville occupied front seats during the play
of" Uncle Toms Cabin at the Opera House,
on Saturday hight. They laughed immoder-
ately at the antics Of q Marks, the lawyer
aud were much frightened at the fictitious
brutality of Simon Legree." Whenever the
latter was before the. foot lights the girls
shivered and hid their faces in their hands
Finally, as lac appeared with a dirk attached
to his person and whip in his hands, and
began. amid threats Of killing, to slash poor
old :. Uncle Tom" one of the girls arose with
half suppressed shrek, aud crying, /" They'll
kill somebody yet,' hed the hall Her com
panion followed suit, laugh being raised by
tleir actiops all over the house.
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-WARREN S. GREENE, of Providence, r.
l., father of Warren A, Greene, Esq, Of this
city, died at his home in that city, last week,
at an advanced age. He was for 45 years
deacon la the Beneficent Congregational
Church of Providence, and for 25 years its
clerk. He had made the acquaintance of
uuosber of our citizens on occasional visits to
his sou, and won the esteem of all with whom
he came in contact The Providence Journal
gives an extended account of his funeral OBJ
seouies. An extract from the remarks of
Rev. Dr.. Clapp, of New York, former pss-
tor of his, gives ia few words revelation of
his character I" He was a lovely man, and
the associations Of his inner life were made
up largely of hove, tenderness and sympathy
for his fellowman. = He remembered
the sick, the dying, the mourners, the young,
the poor"
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