The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-04-02
LETTER FROM RINGoEs.
RrNeoEs. N. j.. March 81. 1884,

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CAPPED the Presbyterian pulpit, yesterday
(Sabbath) morning and evening.
Mrs. A. S. Huff is Strengthening and
otherwise fixing the fence in front of her
residence and adjoining lot.
We learn that German young man in
the employ of David BELLS, who lives
near Unionville, met with a serious ac-
cident last Saturday afternoon. While in
the barnyard cross bull belonging to
Mr.. BELLS, attacked the young man,
knocked Kim down and dangerously
gored him, breaking three of his ribs and
further injuring him.
Last Tuesday, Lambert T, Servis tore /
up and re-laid the plank walk in front of
his residence. There are other walks in
our village which need similar work on
them and some, too, want it worse than
did Mr.. Servis' walk. Won't our citizens
attend to it and see that their walks are
put in proper condition.
We understand that the Women Pres ,
byterial Missionary Society, of New
Brunswick Presbytery, will hold their an
nual meeting in the Larison's Corner
Church, Thursday of this week. The
ladies will have business meeting in the
morning, and in the afternoon an address
will be delivered by DR.. Ellinwood, an
lunch will be provided at the church at
noon, for tho visitors. Carriages win
meet the trains to convey passengers to
the church.
The past week has witnessed many
changes in this vicinity. Each day wagons
heavily loaded with household goods,
farming implements, &C., passed in and
out of our village and many persons took
up new quarters. The changes about
here, as far as we have learned them, are
as follows:
VIM. Sutphin and family moved into
part of the house known as the "Wagoner
property
The farm owned by Mr.. Sutphin, situate
one mile east of our village and which he
just vacated, is now occupied by George
Davis, Esq. of White House vicinity.
Abraham Prall has taken possession of
the house opposite the Baptist Church.
Augustus Kendopp, hostler for few
years past at the hotel here, has moved
on the lot owned by him in Doylestown,
Penn.
The part of the house vacated by Mr..
Kendoff, is now occupied by VIM. Snyder
and wife.
Mr.. Holcombe moves into the upper
store property.
Abraham Borton and family have va
Gated the upper store property and re-
moved to Ocean Beach. Mr.. Borton and
brother will conduct store at that place.
!. Newton Wilson removed to tho farm
of Lewis Hagaman, Esq, three miles
north of our village
Mahlon Schenck takes possession of the
farm he lately purchased from the estate
of Charles Wilson, deceased.
Peter Snyder, who has occupied for
several years past. the farm half mile
south Of town, owned by William Smith,
OF Pittstown, now assumes the tenancy of
f. p. Conkling's farm, near Barley Sheaf
A gentleman from Pittstown will oc.
cupy Mr.. Smiths farm tho coming year.
Mr.. Burgess and family, residing at
Larison's Corner, during the past year,
moved into the house owned by Levi
Holcombe, Esq.
40" of the Republican, very properly
replies to the occasional unjust attacks of
the local editor of the Hanterd0n Demo
crat, on the correspondents of our village
1t is evident that the local has not been
we'll pleased with an item or two which
appeared in notes from our village, some
time ago. and the substance of those
items being of such nature as
causes the mighty scribe, to pick at our
village reporters. AS regards the scarcity
of news, he says, is found in our village
notes, outside of plank walk items, we
might answer that If we should follow the
example of the Democrat and report every
wink, cat fight, baby yell, &c, that takes
place in this vicinity, there might DO no
necessity of items being scarce. POP.